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`<sem-eval>`

SemText element

You author the cases as sections or prose inside; the container adds the chrome and label. It states what a good answer looks like — it does not run anything.

An evaluation spec: the inputs, expected outputs and criteria in one container. You author the cases as sections or prose inside; the container adds the chrome and label. It states what a good answer looks like — it does not run anything. optional qualifier drawn into the label chrome (display-only sugar).

one of `draft`, `approved`, `implemented` — lifecycle token, drawn as a status chip (display-only).

per the global attribute catalog (conventions.md §2)

Example

sem-eval.html

source

              
              <sem-eval id="ev-rotate" kind="recall" status="draft">
            
                <section>
            
                  <h2>Inputs</h2>
            
                  <p>A refreshed token pair and a 20-minute-old access token.</p>
            
                </section>
            
                <section>
            
                  <h2>Expected</h2>
            
                  <p>The client mints a fresh pair without a re-sign-in.</p>
            
                </section>
            
              </sem-eval>

render

No shipped runtime for this element — the authored example renders as plain HTML.

Source: spec/schema/sem-eval.md