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Exactly one of the four tagged glyphs equals the reference after this two-step transformation.  Which colour tag belongs to that matching glyph?  Answer with exactly one of: crimson, teal, amber, violet.","image":"static/questions/feedback-dihedral-composed-match/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/feedback-dihedral-composed-match.json","detailSha256":"410deff860bafb438d83bee9e1abf6fc059b4bd8c2cb970f03fd01e05025c916"},{"id":"profile-band-checkpoint-count","title":"Count checkpoints inside a band","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Luna","question":"At how many of checkpoints T1 through T6 is the center of the black trace marker strictly inside the blue band? 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The rings are opaque, so at each crossing one ring passes in front and hides a short piece of the other one, leaving a plain break in the ring behind. Two rings are interlocked when neither ring stays in front the whole way round: one ring passes in front at one crossing and behind at the other, so each of the two rings carries exactly one break and each is still a single connected curve. Two rings are merely stacked when the same ring passes in front at both crossings, so that front ring carries no break at all while the ring behind it is broken twice and falls into two separate pieces. Exactly one panel holds a pair of interlocked rings. In each of the other four panels the pair is merely stacked, and the piece of the ring behind that lies between its two breaks is at least 26 pixels long, so both of its breaks are plainly visible. Which ring is drawn in which colour, which ring is in front at a given crossing, and where the pair sits inside its panel are all free to vary. Which numbered panel holds the two interlocked rings, that is the panel in which each of the two rings carries exactly one break? Answer with exactly one of: panel-1, panel-2, panel-3, panel-4, panel-5.","image":"static/questions/profile-linked-ring-panel/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-linked-ring-panel.json","detailSha256":"46981b6410c40712e88552922bda92bca8111cdc581d8c2b38baa1d68eb9da9f"},{"id":"profile-split-attribute-swap-replay","title":"Track colors and shapes","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"The three fixed slots start with the shown colored shapes. Read the five cards from left to right. The dot counts name two slots. A BLUE card swaps only the colors in those slots; an ORANGE card swaps only the shapes. The other attribute stays. 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In a plain cell the speckle is copied straight across, so that cell of the right plate is exactly the matching cell of the left plate. In a slid cell the speckle is copied from further to the right: what the right plate shows at a point of a slid cell is what the left plate shows the slide distance further right of the matching point, in the same row. The slide distance is the same in every slid cell and is printed above the plates as the distance between the two small coloured tick marks. Each row of the left plate is a loop, so a strip that runs past its right edge continues from its left edge. Neither plate on its own shows anything but speckle; only comparing them tells the slid cells from the plain ones. On the 7 by 7 grid the slid cells form a shape that most closely matches one of these five symbols: crescent, funnel, pinwheel, spiral, staircase. Which symbol is it? Answer with one word.","image":"static/questions/profile-speckle-disparity-reveal/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-speckle-disparity-reveal.json","detailSha256":"9c2b1e830106d77355cd47946c55c41febff9797496aa7c545ccb9ff873ecbfa"},{"id":"steered-paired-route-distance","title":"Compare two routes","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Trace each navy network from its green ring to its red ring, ignoring dead-end branches. 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Answer yes or no.","image":"static/questions/steered-removable-plug-breach/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/steered-removable-plug-breach.json","detailSha256":"63995040d8b520df63f0867c6fbbd3a7e2ba3c0066d3a614f6e00a9914e15710"},{"id":"steered-focal-disc-attribute-match","title":"Match the disc colors","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"Near the middle of the image sits a small cluster made of exactly two separate coloured discs, with empty white space between them. Do the two disconnected discs carry the SAME colour? 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Answer ON or OFF.","image":"static/questions/steered-state-grid-cell-parity/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/steered-state-grid-cell-parity.json","detailSha256":"cfc6f33cbfbde05fd9d8e51106b0347d93f06d795ce43d81648f99feb6bdfc8a"},{"id":"steered-trace-regression-trend","title":"Read the overall trend","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Fit one straight trend line to the entire cyan trace. Compared with the dashed horizontal reference, does that fitted line go upward or downward from left to right? Answer upward or downward.","image":"static/questions/steered-trace-regression-trend/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/steered-trace-regression-trend.json","detailSha256":"4b41deb1959f57075175b2cdb28c2d2f0f11f17afa35242dbd0092c45876aa78"},{"id":"steered-steering-wheel-side","title":"Locate the steering wheel","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Which half of the centered dashboard visibly contains the steering wheel? 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Do the two distant strokes point in the same direction?","image":"static/questions/steered-corner-parallel-continuation/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/steered-corner-parallel-continuation.json","detailSha256":"2246d725f41c0bef8ad96c3bd75a307f73610c877e86dab193e2069287e710d8"},{"id":"steered-share-difference-reveal","title":"Reveal a pattern by subtraction","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Opus 5","question":"Exactly two of the small square chips in this picture are drawn with a black border; all the other chips are drawn with a gray border. Each chip is divided into a 5 by 5 grid of 25 equal square cells, and every cell is filled with one of just two tones, a darker tone and a lighter tone. The three-square key near the bottom left shows those two tones with their exact midpoint tone between them. Carry out this operation on the two black-bordered chips: lay one chip exactly on top of the other so their borders coincide, and mark every one of the 25 grid positions whose tone differs between the two black-bordered chips. Marked positions are exactly the positions where one chip is darker and the other is lighter; positions where both chips agree stay unmarked. The marked positions form one symbol on the 5 by 5 grid: 'plus' is the full centre row together with the full centre column, 'ex' is the two full diagonals, 'tee' is the full top row together with the centre column below it, and 'ell' is the full left column together with the full bottom row. Neither black-bordered chip shows the symbol on its own, and the gray-bordered chips and the key are decoration. Which symbol do the marked positions form? Answer with exactly one of: plus, ex, tee, ell.","image":"static/questions/steered-share-difference-reveal/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/steered-share-difference-reveal.json","detailSha256":"6c7bd52edded997a6345a65aedf95acfa435737fdcf753bbf0cbbc275e232eb8"},{"id":"feedback-abductive-gate-selection","title":"Repair the ball’s route","experiment":"model-feedback","experimentLabel":"Model-feedback-steered generation","profile":null,"generator":"Opus 5","question":"A ball enters at the black dot on top and runs down the wiring: at every black wedge it goes off to the side the wedge points, meets the next wedge below, and finally drops into one of the colored cups. The square at the top left shows a goal color. Turning a wedge means making it point the opposite way and changing nothing else. Exactly one of the four ringed wedges can be turned so that the ball ends in a cup of the goal color. Which ring is it? Answer blue, crimson, green, or violet.","image":"static/questions/feedback-abductive-gate-selection/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/feedback-abductive-gate-selection.json","detailSha256":"c2a9fb0833a7e8ef11198f030aae9834fc40108d5d6a4482e3cc2ff6cfb5b368"},{"id":"feedback-neighbourhood-parity-cascade","title":"Update the grid","experiment":"model-feedback","experimentLabel":"Model-feedback-steered generation","profile":null,"generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"A 5 by 5 square grid of cells stands on a white card.  Each cell is filled either dark or pale.  Below the grid a small key holds one, two, or three teal dots; the number of dots is the number of rounds R to apply.  A round transforms the whole grid by this rule: for every cell, count how many of its eight surrounding neighbours (the cells that touch it along an edge or at a corner) are dark; in the next round that cell is dark if and only if the count is exactly two, otherwise it is pale.  Note that a dark cell may turn pale and a pale cell may turn dark.  Apply the round rule R times, using each round's result as the starting grid of the next round.  After the last round, count how many cells in the 5 by 5 grid are dark.  Is that count odd?  Answer with exactly one of: yes, no.","image":"static/questions/feedback-neighbourhood-parity-cascade/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/feedback-neighbourhood-parity-cascade.json","detailSha256":"c9fc9207b2aec1a310afad190ed6125568ed6dc0b6042ad99962febea77d6618"},{"id":"feedback-binary-lamp-gate-process","title":"Follow the lamp logic","experiment":"model-feedback","experimentLabel":"Model-feedback-steered generation","profile":null,"generator":"Luna","question":"Begin with the two-lamp state shown in START. Read the eight colored gate glyphs from left to right: a red circular arrow around the left lamp flips left; a blue circular arrow around the right lamp flips right; a violet double arrow exchanges the lamps. Apply each gate to the current state. What is the final state: both-dark, left-lit, right-lit, or both-lit?","image":"static/questions/feedback-binary-lamp-gate-process/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/feedback-binary-lamp-gate-process.json","detailSha256":"b9b55213dea1c263a3181141fa4dddab6e91478fad2bc39974ba8456cd852e7b"},{"id":"feedback-linked-register-rotation-escape","title":"Track the rotating registers","experiment":"model-feedback","experimentLabel":"Model-feedback-steered generation","profile":null,"generator":"Sol (high)","question":"The front badge moves that token. On its current tile: turn RIGHT on GOLD or LEFT on BLUE and flip the color. Then rotate badges CARD to HERE, old HERE to the other tile with the same LINK letter, and old LINK to queue BACK. Step and repeat. Which exits first? Answer token-red or token-violet.","image":"static/questions/feedback-linked-register-rotation-escape/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/feedback-linked-register-rotation-escape.json","detailSha256":"23ce561ebfbb7e62974689dbba2bca56097c2ab63f8a93b73102fb1a7e97b53f"},{"id":"image-support-steered-trace-bead-interior-match-6fd57faffa","title":"Compare two beads on a trace","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"Near the middle of the image sits one short, thin, connected coloured trace. Threaded onto that trace, at two interior points (not its ends), are exactly two small coloured beads. Do the two beads carried by the same connected trace carry the SAME colour? Answer yes or no.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-trace-bead-interior-match-6fd57faffa/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-trace-bead-interior-match-6fd57faffa.json","detailSha256":"2c5e31dbf5a8a51b6939b6582e67b6787bb2f17be846f76397b8d1721823c6df"},{"id":"image-support-steered-notch-triplet-correspondence-1b86f307d4","title":"Reverse and flip the notched tiles","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Luna","question":"Oppose each candidate tile's opening direction and reverse its three-tile order. Which candidate reproduces all three directions in R: A or B?","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-notch-triplet-correspondence-1b86f307d4/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-notch-triplet-correspondence-1b86f307d4.json","detailSha256":"702faeeb50ea5e20aa51e31327471f7a663f7d9856c02cedc31c7b33d2d43037"},{"id":"image-support-steered-stencil-union-tile-bind-18fe5f7fc8","title":"Combine two stencil grids","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The cream board carries small decorative coloured squares lying on the bare board; none of them touches a grid and none of them means anything. There are exactly six GRIDS on the board. Every grid is a 4-by-4 arrangement of sixteen square cells inside a solid frame, and each cell is either black (filled) or cream (empty). Two of the grids are STENCILS: a stencil is the grid whose frame is dark slate, and the two stencils sit at two opposite corners of the board. The KEY pattern is the cell-by-cell OVERLAY of the two stencils: a cell of the key is filled when that same cell is filled in either stencil or in both, and empty only when that cell is empty in both stencils. Neither stencil on its own gives the key. The other four grids are TILES: a tile is a grid whose frame is red, blue, green or purple, and the four tiles carry those four different frame colours. Exactly one tile's sixteen cells match the key pattern exactly, cell for cell; each of the other three tiles differs from the key in at least one cell. Grid positions, which corner holds which stencil, how many cells are filled, and the board clutter carry no other information. What is the frame colour of the tile whose pattern matches the key exactly? Answer red, blue, green or purple.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-stencil-union-tile-bind-18fe5f7fc8/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-stencil-union-tile-bind-18fe5f7fc8.json","detailSha256":"ae66d8527063564d729319b1ae3e8d85d1f6353159f9bebee67db7026a59ed4c"},{"id":"image-support-steered-switchyard-permutation-rail-09df96329b","title":"Swap shapes along a rail","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Read the three shapes nearest the gold dock along its navy run: circle, square, triangle. Continue along that run through all six short gate bars. A bar above the rail swaps the first and second shapes; a bar below swaps the second and third. Apply the gates in traversal order. Then read each colored-dock run away from its dock. Which dock shows the resulting shape order? Answer red, green, or blue.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-switchyard-permutation-rail-09df96329b/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-switchyard-permutation-rail-09df96329b.json","detailSha256":"68d25e1d5bd00e99f3d55a0acfa7a3cccc917652cdeec46f9c15b6e36c0582b3"},{"id":"image-support-steered-shuffle-echo-correspondence-1d64ad9f1c","title":"Follow a shape after a shuffle","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"The upper-left card is BEFORE and the upper-right card is AFTER: the same three black shapes have been shuffled. The lower-left card binds colors to the BEFORE slots. Match by shape. Which color follows the black shape now in the left slot of the AFTER card? Answer amber, cyan, or violet.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-shuffle-echo-correspondence-1d64ad9f1c/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-shuffle-echo-correspondence-1d64ad9f1c.json","detailSha256":"8c87ab34c23b9e2a67420fb336c5d06bcdb9e48f342a2e5ef162ee793fe2fdfc"},{"id":"image-support-steered-dual-offset-compare-ef441c5b25","title":"Compare two marker positions","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"Consider the black marker in the red track and the black marker in the blue track, each expressed as a fraction of its own track's width from the left edge. Which marker has the larger normalized offset? Answer red or blue.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-dual-offset-compare-ef441c5b25/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-dual-offset-compare-ef441c5b25.json","detailSha256":"40431c5ec21f621141a40332b1e9e88f6e7adc0e5d6d531a782cb906c53d81a3"},{"id":"image-support-steered-paired-crossing-offset-0584500a60","title":"Find which trace crosses first","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Luna","question":"Does the trace in the left plot cross its dashed horizontal baseline before the trace in the right plot? Answer yes or no.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-paired-crossing-offset-0584500a60/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-paired-crossing-offset-0584500a60.json","detailSha256":"d9885985d71c4bb179677aae55e0ec6eb27456dc7e7044ccc0fc3a0d9155f420"},{"id":"image-support-steered-plate-cut-balance-00bed40ce2","title":"Compare the two sides of a cut","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The figure shows one solid grey plate on white paper, cut all the way across by a single dark curve that has exactly one height at every horizontal position and runs past both ends of the plate. Only grey plate area counts: the dark curve's own pixels belong to neither side, and the small saturated coloured marks are decoration lying outside the plate. Grey plate area above the curve means grey lying higher than the curve at the same horizontal position; below means lower. Is there more grey plate area above the dark curve or below it? Answer with one word: above or below.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-plate-cut-balance-00bed40ce2/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-plate-cut-balance-00bed40ce2.json","detailSha256":"8d53c1fb3c3389bf467b9def92cea973626dde05fed85269abb9e3d6181830b9"},{"id":"image-support-steered-cross-panel-rank-hold-005c7add3e","title":"Find the color that keeps its place","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Which colored sample keeps the same horizontal rank—leftmost, middle, or rightmost—in both panels? Answer coral, blue, or green.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-cross-panel-rank-hold-005c7add3e/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-cross-panel-rank-hold-005c7add3e.json","detailSha256":"0189908e89a33a61041c7001aae0767740f49e81a1ab5b4d49417679194262cb"},{"id":"image-support-steered-trace-halfway-chord-side-08a996b5c8","title":"Locate the halfway point of a trace","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Follow the colored trace from its left endpoint and locate the point halfway along its total traveled length (not halfway across the image). Imagine the straight chord joining the two endpoints. Is that halfway point ABOVE or BELOW the chord? Answer ABOVE or BELOW.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-trace-halfway-chord-side-08a996b5c8/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-trace-halfway-chord-side-08a996b5c8.json","detailSha256":"2cbb2c3ec14ad5cb9ee594dba2d69bdf670d436a9e5e04140a0609f9ac97ced3"},{"id":"image-support-steered-serpentine-row-count-d210754a51","title":"Count the rows of a winding route","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"A single connected winding blue route is drawn on the page. A normal single stroke might look like one line, but here the one connected route meanders up and down across several distinct horizontal rows. How many distinct horizontal rows does the route sweep through? Answer 2, 3, or 4.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-serpentine-row-count-d210754a51/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-serpentine-row-count-d210754a51.json","detailSha256":"c08adc5405232700f1e6a654e7f45d5b560f300b2bc2033ba5e33760a678a923"},{"id":"image-support-steered-shield-balance-centroid-0767ca6586","title":"Check whether a shield is centered","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"Luna","question":"Is the visible shield's colored area centered left-to-right? Answer yes only if its area centroid is within the middle 1.5% of the shield width; otherwise answer no.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-shield-balance-centroid-0767ca6586/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-shield-balance-centroid-0767ca6586.json","detailSha256":"5a8534cd58ce7b184da3549d7ccd42986e088ddc4361a772fe5cca1539da288f"},{"id":"image-support-steered-stitch-face-alternation-3304430934","title":"Follow a thread through the tape","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"Opus 5","question":"This picture shows a mending board on a plain white background. Exactly one flat tape strip has a thin thread stitched through it: that thread crosses the tape exactly five times, and one end of that thread carries a small crimson square tag. At each crossing the thread either passes in FRONT of the tape, staying visible right across it, or BEHIND the tape, hidden where the tape covers it and leaving a visible gap. Loose thread scraps and bare tape pieces elsewhere in the picture are not stitched through any tape and must be ignored. Walk the thread from its tagged end and take the five crossings in the order the thread meets them. The stitch alternates if front and behind strictly take turns along that walk, never twice in a row. Does this stitch alternate? Answer with exactly one of: yes, no.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-stitch-face-alternation-3304430934/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-stitch-face-alternation-3304430934.json","detailSha256":"aa5cdcd5ecfd3390d47bae2fe0b62cbd3ab441d3e7f861d69b055ac08bb19091"},{"id":"image-support-steered-visible-wave-alternation-03408aa3e3","title":"Check a wave for alternation","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Following the single blue waveform from left to right, does each lobe lie on the opposite side of the gray centerline from the lobe before it? Answer yes or no.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-visible-wave-alternation-03408aa3e3/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-visible-wave-alternation-03408aa3e3.json","detailSha256":"10224f81ea6314bb25267e7130048dc1da26f294b918b92e20a497a56cb6f745"},{"id":"image-support-steered-dice-two-pip-alignment-00472570d9","title":"Check whether two pips are diagonal","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"On the die face, are the two large colored pips diagonally aligned rather than sharing a row or column? Answer yes or no.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-dice-two-pip-alignment-00472570d9/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-dice-two-pip-alignment-00472570d9.json","detailSha256":"26de216d54235842de6bbc80c5c00fa774840d4b5ee12bf79cef362fb8578411"},{"id":"image-support-steered-twin-seal-xor-1664a62f88","title":"Combine two seals cell by cell","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"The image shows two separate dot-grid seals: a left seal made of amber and gray dots and a right seal made of amber and gray dots. Each seal is a 3-by-3 grid. Superimpose the two seals cell by cell (the XOR or difference of the two grids, the declared transform): a grid position counts as marked exactly when the left seal and the right seal disagree in colour at that cell (one amber, the other gray). The set of marked cells forms a symbol. Which symbol does the marked grid form?","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-twin-seal-xor-1664a62f88/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-twin-seal-xor-1664a62f88.json","detailSha256":"423ceda05c1425871a948244fd8b7c94ce1d5639611abc16afaf1747669d49a0"},{"id":"image-support-steered-chromatic-delta-route-08491aea54","title":"Read color changes along a route","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Luna","question":"Follow the one connected route from the red start cap to the green end cap. It has 33 solid-colored sections, each using one of the two visible route colors. For each of the 32 adjacent section pairs, write # when their colors differ and . when they match. Read those 32 marks in route order as a 4-by-8 bitmap and compare it with A) LOOM = 10011001/01100110/01100110/10011001 or B) KNOT = 00011100/00011000/11111011/00111100. Which symbol appears? Answer A or B. Ignore the caps, quiet route window, distractors, and background.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-chromatic-delta-route-08491aea54/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-chromatic-delta-route-08491aea54.json","detailSha256":"8bb554f7ffb6c0eda3b15303bfa09e48ad6767ad1d61b09dade317cbeae18122"},{"id":"image-support-steered-chain-reflow-reveal-040332de1d","title":"Refold a chain of tiles","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Opus 5","question":"Exactly one tape in this picture is teal; every other tape is pale lavender. The teal tape is a single unbranching chain of 25 equal square tiles joined edge to edge, so it has exactly two ends and every other tile has exactly two neighbours along the chain. Each tile of the teal tape carries one round dot filled with one of just two grays, a darker gray and a lighter gray; the three-square key in one corner shows those two grays with their exact midpoint gray between them. Exactly one end tile of the teal tape has small black brackets drawn at its four corners. Carry out this operation: start at that bracketed end tile and walk along the teal tape tile by tile to its other end, collecting the 25 dots in the order you meet them; then write that sequence into a 5 by 5 grid, filling the first row left to right with the first five dots, the second row with the next five, and so on to the fifth row; then mark every grid position whose dot was the darker gray. Exactly 9 of the 25 positions are marked. The marked positions form one symbol on the 5 by 5 grid: 'plus' is the full centre row together with the full centre column, 'ex' is the two full diagonals, 'tee' is the full top row together with the centre column below it, and 'ell' is the full left column together with the full bottom row. The tape's own path across the picture is not the symbol, the lavender tapes and the key are decoration, and only the walking order along the teal tape decides which grid position each dot occupies. Which symbol do the marked positions form? Answer with exactly one of: ell, ex, plus, tee.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-chain-reflow-reveal-040332de1d/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-chain-reflow-reveal-040332de1d.json","detailSha256":"f9f4fe365ce52c89856e52137fa6528744f9146e2f625bfe225339d4e1005d2f"},{"id":"image-support-steered-tensor-tile-expansion-013e26d16e","title":"Expand one chip into another","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Use the teal-or-blue 2 by 2 chip as a layout. Replace each of its dark squares with an upright copy of the coral-or-magenta 2 by 2 chip, and each pale square with a blank 2 by 2 block, preserving row and column order. Which 4 by 4 symbol appears: one falling diagonal, one rising diagonal, two falling dashes, or two rising dashes?","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-tensor-tile-expansion-013e26d16e/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-tensor-tile-expansion-013e26d16e.json","detailSha256":"015cc5ce569064565642c193ac4cedc8ba88e55bc593a4f15992d6a85f73c36d"},{"id":"image-support-steered-two-peel-core-reveal-1c99b9c224","title":"Peel a shape twice","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Inside the cyan-framed 15 by 15 mosaic, peel the dark shape twice. In each simultaneous peel, a dark cell remains dark only if all four edge-sharing neighbors are dark; every other cell becomes light, and beyond the mosaic counts as light. After exactly two peels, which shape remains: cross, tee, or elbow? Ignore rotation and reflection; answer ambiguous if the two best shapes tie.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-two-peel-core-reveal-1c99b9c224/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-two-peel-core-reveal-1c99b9c224.json","detailSha256":"f255f56f3f1fdd3845aa1d0177068af11ace31baf4e5a16ba872010b9acb2c33"},{"id":"image-support-steered-twin-ball-consensus-317bf9b650","title":"Compare two gauge readings","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"Two gauges show a coloured ball in either the upper or lower zone, each channel marked by a green midline tick. Do the two balls occupy the same zone (both on the same side of their green midline)?","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-twin-ball-consensus-317bf9b650/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-twin-ball-consensus-317bf9b650.json","detailSha256":"ab1043f1190feaf67d16e03ada24a31b0a9fa12f0dee81701b6ce6c5c08ddffb"},{"id":"image-support-steered-paired-void-agreement-0d6fd91ce3","title":"Compare two seals for a closed chamber","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"Luna","question":"Do the two separated seals have the same enclosure status: either both enclose one empty chamber or both leave their chamber open to the outside? Answer yes or no.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-paired-void-agreement-0d6fd91ce3/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-paired-void-agreement-0d6fd91ce3.json","detailSha256":"0d3341d809acd6c44ada71bf0ea374757fbf27607a7fcef1bcd3fd579d7a28da"},{"id":"image-support-steered-illusory-edge-cycle-045e1180e8","title":"Follow the edges between cut discs","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The picture shows exactly seven equal dark discs on a light page, together with pale grey marks that are background clutter and must be ignored. One wedge is cut out of every disc, and the tip of every cut wedge sits exactly at the centre of its own disc, so each disc shows two straight cut edges that start at that centre. Call two discs linked when one straight cut edge of each disc runs along the straight line joining the two disc centres, so that the two edges together spell out one unbroken invisible segment whose two ends are pinned by those two centres; treat an edge as running along that line when it is within ten degrees of it. In this picture the linked pairs form one single closed chain: each disc of the chain is linked to exactly two other discs, the chain closes into one loop, and every disc outside the chain is linked to no disc at all. The loop itself is never painted; the discs are the only ink. All seven discs share one size and one colour, and the seven cut wedges always remove the same total amount of disc area, so disc count, disc size, disc position, colour and total ink say nothing about the answer. Report how many discs the closed chain runs through, which is the number of sides of the invisible loop: three, four or five. Answer unclear if the picture does not show exactly one such closed chain, for instance if some disc is linked to three or more discs or if the linked discs do not close into a single loop. Answer unclear as well if the reading is too close to call, that is if the nearest pair of discs that is not linked comes within fourteen degrees of being as well aligned as the worst aligned linked pair. How many sides does the invisible loop have: three, four, five, or unclear?","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-illusory-edge-cycle-045e1180e8/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-illusory-edge-cycle-045e1180e8.json","detailSha256":"715f124e101a0e4e351677dfd78e51b138b512b7daf1236d186848c9e45f1afb"},{"id":"image-support-steered-orthogonal-mirror-thread-0548ec7d63","title":"Find the mirror axis of a loop","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"The blue thread is one closed curve. Considering the whole curve, does its mirror axis rise / or fall \\ from left to right? Answer rising or falling.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-orthogonal-mirror-thread-0548ec7d63/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-orthogonal-mirror-thread-0548ec7d63.json","detailSha256":"6825f130356953626bd4af3204f12f3d399fdecadedbfebc8eb7e9db7d9d89ff"},{"id":"image-support-steered-implied-line-concurrence-0a27d7c9b9","title":"Extend three bars to a meeting point","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Three separated colored bars stop before reaching one another. Imagine extending each bar as a straight line. Do all three extended lines meet at one point, or do their three pairwise intersections form a small triangle? Answer one point or triangle.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-implied-line-concurrence-0a27d7c9b9/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-implied-line-concurrence-0a27d7c9b9.json","detailSha256":"7d5e333657c62405fe4667ce04c2bbb3ef1a5b49e3c30233648b2c14e8aee213"},{"id":"image-support-steered-conjunctive-bar-reference-38f290958b","title":"Match a bar by color and tilt","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"A coloured reference bar on the left has a colour and a tilt. In the 2-by-2 grid of coloured bars on the right, exactly one bar matches the reference in BOTH colour AND tilt. Which grid position is that bar? Answer top-left, top-right, bottom-left, or bottom-right.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-conjunctive-bar-reference-38f290958b/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-conjunctive-bar-reference-38f290958b.json","detailSha256":"95ad56edb1e7f7bc85515f946890c1384c7e1e8915733976251009b88be1a41a"},{"id":"image-support-steered-concave-bite-search-08fedf52d4","title":"Find the tile with one bite","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"Luna","question":"Each sector contains one filled tile. Which sector contains the only tile whose outside border has a single inward bite? Answer NW, NE, SW, or SE.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-concave-bite-search-08fedf52d4/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-concave-bite-search-08fedf52d4.json","detailSha256":"dd213307515ea2afce03e95dd4040349c95002c68701afe75e0bda570d049230"},{"id":"image-support-steered-triad-tally-consensus-search-03b1987f1c","title":"Compare three blocks of tallies","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The picture shows three separate blocks of dot tallies on a plain background: one near the top-left corner, one near the top-right corner and one near the bottom centre of the page. Nothing joins the three blocks and the space between them is empty. Each block holds exactly four tallies arranged as two rows of two, so every block has an upper-left, an upper-right, a lower-left and a lower-right position, and the same four position names are used in all three blocks. A tally is a single horizontal row of small solid squares; every square in the picture has the same size and the squares of a tally are evenly spaced, so the only thing that distinguishes one tally from another is how many squares it holds. Every tally holds between two and eight squares. Exactly one of the four positions holds the same number of squares in all three blocks. Each of the other three positions holds the same number of squares in exactly two of the three blocks and a clearly different number in the remaining one, and the three wrong positions are shared out over the three different pairs of blocks, so whichever two blocks you compare you will find a second position that also seems to agree. All three blocks must therefore be read: no two of them can single out the answer, and no block on its own carries any information about it. The answer is not revealed by ink colour, by exactly where the blocks sit, by which block holds the odd tally of a position, or by amount of ink: inside any single block the answer position is never the one with the most squares nor the one with the fewest, and its total over the three blocks is equally often the largest, the second, the third and the smallest of the four positions. Which block position holds the same number of squares in all three blocks? Answer with one of: upper-left, upper-right, lower-left, lower-right.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-triad-tally-consensus-search-03b1987f1c/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-triad-tally-consensus-search-03b1987f1c.json","detailSha256":"41c2f2b07673daefe33d9557af5c22063b8abcc83a7d6320c4c765ebdf201c80"},{"id":"image-support-steered-enclosed-courtyard-search-060f41d355","title":"Find the closed courtyard","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"The cyan shape is one connected plate with four white courtyards, each marked by a colored dot. Three courtyards have a white opening to the outside. Which colored dot marks the only courtyard completely enclosed by cyan? Answer red, gold, violet, or green.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-enclosed-courtyard-search-060f41d355/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-enclosed-courtyard-search-060f41d355.json","detailSha256":"26ed1f144bda7b9bdfda7a67ee9e4be019bae333b19e71bff20461c35a23540a"},{"id":"image-support-steered-reverse-skyline-search-0151b55380","title":"Find the reversed skyline","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Each color has one four-bar skyline on the left and one on the right. Every skyline contains one bar at each of the same four heights. Reading bars left to right within each skyline, which color's right-hand height sequence is exactly the reverse of its left-hand sequence? Exactly one qualifies. Answer red, blue, green, or purple.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-reverse-skyline-search-0151b55380/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-reverse-skyline-search-0151b55380.json","detailSha256":"890de9a735880645f5783c0075a66babdeb402fc33883201cf043d7fbf33a564"},{"id":"image-support-steered-arena-field-flips-36b4788748","title":"Count the switches inside an arena","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"A light-grey arena spans the entire canvas as a single connected region. Its coloured border carries the initial state of the tracked field: blue border means the field is OFF and orange border means it is ON. Inside the arena, each red toggle dot inverts the field; red dots outside the arena on the white margin are ignorable decoys. Count all interior red toggles over the full arena and flip the initial state once per such toggle. Is the field's final state ON? Answer yes or no.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-arena-field-flips-36b4788748/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-arena-field-flips-36b4788748.json","detailSha256":"8133c7c453be2208afc26398281dc78b5cee79ce5994b3adaaee9facc30f81eb"},{"id":"image-support-steered-state-route-dwell-007b48a872","title":"Track a state along a route","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Luna","question":"Trace the one connected route in increasing station-number order. The token starts in state A, B, or C as shown by its colored start badge (red=A, green=B, blue=C). At each station, a right triangle advances the state one step A-B-C-A, a left triangle moves it one step backward, and an outlined square leaves it unchanged. Record the state after every station. Which state has the longest uninterrupted run in that record? Answer A, B, or C.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-state-route-dwell-007b48a872/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-state-route-dwell-007b48a872.json","detailSha256":"e2f63156b9d115d3f3bd71099e3a325f887c7c2c7f00f010436da1d312a79ffa"},{"id":"image-support-steered-pipchain-hop-ribbon-0172e072c0","title":"Hop along a ribbon of dice","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Opus 5","question":"This picture contains one ribbon: a chain of coloured square cells joined end to end by short dark bridges, so the whole chain is a single connected strip that wanders from one side of the ribbon to the other. Each cell holds some dark pips, between one and four of them. Read the ribbon in order starting from its left-hand end cell and following the bridges to its right-hand end cell. A solid dark triangular tab is welded to the top edge of exactly one cell: that is the cell where the token starts. The token then makes exactly three hops. For each hop, count the pips in the cell the token is on now and move the token that many cells forward along the ribbon, counting every cell it passes over. The cell's colour never affects anything, and every grey mark outside the ribbon is inert decoration. After the three hops, how many pips are in the cell the token ends on? Answer with one of 1, 2, 3 or 4.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-pipchain-hop-ribbon-0172e072c0/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-pipchain-hop-ribbon-0172e072c0.json","detailSha256":"b7650d72f15cbc3d7d45c7cf0dc16d084cbab0b31755ef71bf69ab5e8b080900"},{"id":"image-support-steered-parity-pulse-patch-0144feef25","title":"Pulse a grid twice","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"The gold ring marks the tracked cell. Dark cells are ON and light cells are OFF. Apply exactly two synchronous pulses. On each pulse, every cell flips its state if exactly two of its orthogonal neighbors were ON just before that pulse; otherwise it keeps its state. Neighbors beyond the board do not count. Is the tracked cell ON after both pulses?","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-parity-pulse-patch-0144feef25/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-parity-pulse-patch-0144feef25.json","detailSha256":"14be31312242ebaf14f5bd26646fb35fa4d96ae3abbab19049dc182190f2d52a"},{"id":"image-support-steered-cube-roll-stamp-03c56412ff","title":"Roll a cube along the arrows","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"The six colored squares form a cube net: the junction square starts FRONT, the square above it starts TOP, and the squares left, right, below, and far-right start LEFT, RIGHT, BOTTOM, and BACK. Read the six arrows in the attached rail from top to bottom. Each arrow rolls the cube one quarter-turn in that screen direction: up brings the current FRONT face to TOP, down brings BACK to TOP, left brings RIGHT to TOP, and right brings LEFT to TOP. Colors stay attached to their faces. After all six rolls, which color is on TOP?","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-cube-roll-stamp-03c56412ff/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-cube-roll-stamp-03c56412ff.json","detailSha256":"0614bf691248f5d4e58d24cc579b122f0afb0e4058a33e8c500a07dd7f793e94"},{"id":"image-support-steered-duo-island-hole-agree-6608d56495","title":"Compare two rings for a break","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"The image shows two separate black rings, one near the upper-left and one near the lower-right. Are the two distant rings in the SAME enclosure state (both fully closed loops, or both broken open)? Answer yes or no.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-duo-island-hole-agree-6608d56495/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-duo-island-hole-agree-6608d56495.json","detailSha256":"07010a20ff3a6e65be6a5b9fd7c0d286b019b8ae041cb1c382fcc617ffe6bd22"},{"id":"image-support-steered-closed-trace-cycle-0f03663543","title":"Find a closed loop in a track","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Luna","question":"Does the one dark track contain a closed route? Ignore the colored dots. Answer yes or no.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-closed-trace-cycle-0f03663543/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-closed-trace-cycle-0f03663543.json","detailSha256":"534a5a76c57bf7e036d69fff958df145c8ebbb49ce12cbbd92f3b9adb0ac01cd"},{"id":"image-support-steered-slotted-slab-piece-count-0eb04955ba","title":"Count the pieces of a cut slab","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Opus 5","question":"This page shows one near-black slab together with coloured rings, frames, blocks and bars as decoration. Only the near-black slab decides the answer; every coloured or grey mark is decoration, never touches the slab, and never counts. The slab was cut from one square block built of small equal square cells, and four white slots have been cut out of it. Each slot is one cell wide, runs along a single straight line of cells, and starts at a border of the block. A slot that reaches the opposite border cuts right through the block there; a slot that stops short leaves a bridge of slab cells at its far end, and the shortest such bridge is one cell wide. Two patches of slab belong to the same piece when you can travel from one to the other over slab only, always stepping between cells that share a whole edge; stepping between two cells that meet at a single corner is not travelling, and no scene requires it. A slot that stops short can still leave its line joined to a neighbouring line only where the two lines still share slab, so slots that stop short on neighbouring lines and start from opposite borders can separate the slab even though neither slot cuts right through. How much dark ink the slab holds, how many slots are cut, how long the slots are, which border each slot starts from, whether the slots run across or down, how large the cells are, where the slab sits on the page, and how many coloured decorations appear never decide the answer. Into how many separate pieces is the slab divided? Answer 1, 2 or 3.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-slotted-slab-piece-count-0eb04955ba/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-slotted-slab-piece-count-0eb04955ba.json","detailSha256":"b0f3cad4adcfc63a007d55f82a612e3fcc01274acf86aa48f53776b4d3b8cd0f"},{"id":"image-support-steered-nested-pocket-order-028d9cf774","title":"Check whether one pocket holds another","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"The black ink is one connected thin drawing that encloses exactly two white pockets. Is one white pocket nested inside the other? Answer yes or no.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-nested-pocket-order-028d9cf774/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-nested-pocket-order-028d9cf774.json","detailSha256":"4df6bcf6b6f5391865b09a32895bd9ddb72a8f731031b7913595e6e6803be61e"},{"id":"image-support-steered-articulation-tile-mosaic-25f5e9bd70","title":"Find a tile that splits the mosaic","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"The teal mosaic is made of equal square tiles. Tiles are connected only when they share a full side, not when they meet at a corner. Is there any one teal tile whose removal would split the remaining teal tiles into two or more groups? Answer yes or no.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-articulation-tile-mosaic-25f5e9bd70/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-articulation-tile-mosaic-25f5e9bd70.json","detailSha256":"1136f8e4980b7a28daae58d99b744900dce48d30fa49e12f69073a83558b3ebb"},{"id":"image-support-steered-route-first-waypoint-ea303cca58","title":"Find the first disk on a route","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"A dark connected route has an orange ring around its start. Three colored disks (red, green, blue) sit on the route in some order. Starting at the orange ring and walking along the route, which colored disk is met FIRST?","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-route-first-waypoint-ea303cca58/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-route-first-waypoint-ea303cca58.json","detailSha256":"437958967175e77adc97683818985536aef98335b7fe9e78987abf129e1055d5"},{"id":"image-support-steered-forked-route-terminal-1329777db6","title":"Find the farther end of a fork","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"Luna","question":"Starting at the green start, follow the dark connected route through its fork. Which terminal—amber or violet—is farther along the route? Use route distance, not straight-line distance. 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Bays are stitched together by short vertical connectors that all share one common narrow width, much narrower than any bay is thick and much shorter than any bay is long; a connector may run past a bay it does not join, and where it does it stays clear of that bay. The bays and connectors form one single unbranched chain: exactly two bays are the ends of the chain and each of the other four bays is joined by connectors to exactly two bays. A hollow green frame stands in clear background just beyond one free end of one of the two end bays, and that bay is the start bay. Walk the chain from the start bay, stepping through connectors from bay to bay until the far end bay is reached, and read off the thickness of each bay in the order the walk meets it. This walking order is the only order that counts; it is not the top-to-bottom order of the bays. Light gray squares are decoration and mean nothing. Counting only bays after the start bay, how many bays on this walk are thicker than every bay met earlier on the same walk? Answer 1, 2 or 3.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-bay-record-climb-10c3b7cee8/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-bay-record-climb-10c3b7cee8.json","detailSha256":"fe872a8b150e6c79671765cc77549e3e4538de450d062ce42d88ebb106a8cbe1"},{"id":"image-support-steered-route-chord-crossing-count-0a494f0ca7","title":"Count crossings of a straight line","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Trace the navy centerline from the green START to the red FINISH. Count only interior crossings of the imaginary straight line joining the centers of START and FINISH; do not count the endpoints. Does the route cross it 2 or 3 times? Answer 2 or 3.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-route-chord-crossing-count-0a494f0ca7/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-route-chord-crossing-count-0a494f0ca7.json","detailSha256":"d915445c950fa96dd538c0492f9e31feb3f8ed5c0aa9c38e715545bea8908e9d"},{"id":"image-support-steered-route-interval-compare-087a2d3a75","title":"Compare two sections of a route","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Follow the dark centerline between the three colored rings; gold is the middle ring. Is the longer along-route section red-gold or gold-green? Use the route length rather than the equal straight-line gaps, and ignore pale gray dashes.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-route-interval-compare-087a2d3a75/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-route-interval-compare-087a2d3a75.json","detailSha256":"30d7293a69956abb929c3196e2247d4a804068dbc7a8e7b400b86a81c136fe85"},{"id":"model-feedback-trajectory-flip-parity-1401eab823","title":"Run a grid for several rounds","experiment":"model-feedback","experimentLabel":"Model-feedback-steered generation","profile":null,"generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"A 5 by 5 square grid of cells stands on a white card.  Each cell is filled either dark or pale.  Below the grid a small key holds one, two, or three teal dots; the number of dots is the number of rounds R.  A round transforms the whole grid by this rule: for every cell, count how many of its eight surrounding neighbours (the cells that touch it along an edge or at a corner) are dark; in the next round that cell is dark if and only if the count is exactly two, otherwise it is pale.  A dark cell may turn pale and a pale cell may turn dark.  Apply the round rule R times, using each round's result as the starting grid of the next.  Between each pair of consecutive grids, count how many of the twenty-five cells changed state (dark to pale or pale to dark).  Add those per-round change counts over all R rounds into one total of cell flips.  Is that accumulated total of cell flips odd?  Answer with exactly one of: yes, no.","image":"static/questions/model-feedback-trajectory-flip-parity-1401eab823/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/model-feedback-trajectory-flip-parity-1401eab823.json","detailSha256":"21e8cf300ede3b56087fccc0ea3fbd893c22e620ec674add583f36729f28b522"},{"id":"model-feedback-lifo-stack-rewrite-05ef615824","title":"Push and pop a stack of tiles","experiment":"model-feedback","experimentLabel":"Model-feedback-steered generation","profile":null,"generator":"Luna","question":"The START stack is shown bottom to top from left to right. For each numbered card, compare its color with the current top tile. If they match, pop and remove the top tile; if they do not match, push a new tile of the card color on top. After card 9, read the top two tiles from top downward. Which two-letter code is shown in the key?","image":"static/questions/model-feedback-lifo-stack-rewrite-05ef615824/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/model-feedback-lifo-stack-rewrite-05ef615824.json","detailSha256":"06f36d8d85d559ebcc5609b99fed9a686222d33d9c4cea41576444806d5a8bed"},{"id":"model-feedback-culprit-column-tally-0bb18324ed","title":"Find the column that holds the water","experiment":"model-feedback","experimentLabel":"Model-feedback-steered generation","profile":null,"generator":"Opus 5","question":"The dark blocks make a landscape of columns standing on the ground, drawn as it stood before any rain. Rain water is held only where taller columns stand on both sides of it, and water that can reach either open end of the landscape runs off; one block of water fills one empty cell. Exactly one of the four columns carrying a black tag below the ground was taken away, down to the ground, before the rain fell; every other column stayed exactly as it is drawn, and the tags are numbered 1 to 4 from the left. The pale blue squares along the top count all the water the landscape holds after that column was taken away, one square for one block. Which tagged column was taken away? Answer with the tag number alone: 1, 2, 3, or 4.","image":"static/questions/model-feedback-culprit-column-tally-0bb18324ed/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/model-feedback-culprit-column-tally-0bb18324ed.json","detailSha256":"76e24adf6496096c7bbe4c3d531e99b7a4ed89b9e90b5af0e2eadadbbdc9434f"},{"id":"model-feedback-coupled-recipe-frontier-009b8a554d","title":"Coupled recipe frontier","experiment":"model-feedback","experimentLabel":"Model-feedback-steered generation","profile":null,"generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Each colored workshop has shared stocks A and B. One X batch and one Y batch use the A and B amounts shown in their recipe columns. Split the stocks between any whole numbers of X and Y batches without exceeding either stock. Which workshop can make the most total batches: amber, cyan, or violet?","image":"static/questions/model-feedback-coupled-recipe-frontier-009b8a554d/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/model-feedback-coupled-recipe-frontier-009b8a554d.json","detailSha256":"0225b67862613379f370d7f97cd34c74b897fd38c28a0416bb1a4b8be2498789"},{"id":"model-feedback-mirror-copy-closure-02d88e5364","title":"Mirror copy closure","experiment":"model-feedback","experimentLabel":"Model-feedback-steered generation","profile":null,"generator":"Sol (max)","question":"START is a 7 by 7 stamp grid. Read the three MIRROR cards left to right. At each card, copy every current dark cell across its blue line and keep the originals. Which option is the final stamp pattern? Answer A, B, C, D, or E.","image":"static/questions/model-feedback-mirror-copy-closure-02d88e5364/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/model-feedback-mirror-copy-closure-02d88e5364.json","detailSha256":"71fa241b8242fe952e7e339c4a0abb41f06a726cc64b805c69c9f969c2145720"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-correspondence-anchor-distance-1de23a38b8","title":"Correspondence anchor distance","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"The top reference panel shows one gray anchor dot and one colored dot. The colored dot is placed either very close to the gray anchor (near) or far away from it (far). Below, three candidate panels A, B, C each show one gray anchor dot and one colored dot. Which candidate reproduces the same near/far distance relationship as the reference: its colored dot near or far from its own anchor matching the reference?","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-correspondence-anchor-distance-1de23a38b8/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-correspondence-anchor-distance-1de23a38b8.json","detailSha256":"c32f275d12549fefef397c77cddf9d5ac84d5e80b3678343a0e03f15025416fc"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-convex-hull-membership-correspondence-0e9d8dd6a4","title":"Convex hull membership correspondence","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Luna","question":"Which candidate panel, A or B, has exactly the same set of colored points on the outside convex hull as the REFERENCE panel? A point is on the hull when it is a vertex of the smallest convex polygon containing all five points. Panels may be translated, rotated, or uniformly scaled; A is left and B is right. Ignore panel position, marker size, and line thickness. Answer A or B.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-convex-hull-membership-correspondence-0e9d8dd6a4/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-convex-hull-membership-correspondence-0e9d8dd6a4.json","detailSha256":"8eeabb874f272807e0da3e9766fed644a1e269041608400d1c7e1d599c439752"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-stencil-cell-color-binding-125ffd47fe","title":"Stencil cell color binding","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The panel labeled KEY at the top of this image is a 4x4 grid of sixteen cells in which exactly four cells are filled dark gray; the other twelve are blank. Below it are three more 4x4 grids, labeled A, B and C from left to right, whose cells are painted red, blue, green or orange. A cell of the KEY card corresponds to the cell in the same row and the same column of a colour grid, counting rows from the top and columns from the left. The grids are drawn at a different cell size and in a different place than the KEY card, so this row-and-column correspondence is the only alignment that matters and pixel positions never line up. Every colour grid paints each of the four colours in exactly four of its cells, so no colour is rarer or more common than another. In exactly one of the three colour grids, all four cells that the KEY card marks carry one and the same colour; in the other two grids the four marked positions carry at least two different colours. What is that single colour? Answer red, blue, green, or orange.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-stencil-cell-color-binding-125ffd47fe/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-stencil-cell-color-binding-125ffd47fe.json","detailSha256":"0d76bdc428edddbd240a8fa9057046dc09d927af1526a36da6268b5183d9df72"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-ribbon-seam-completion-0a15ea45c3","title":"Ribbon seam completion","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Three colored ribbons cross a missing window. A ribbon continues only when its color meets the same-height endpoint at both vertical seams. Which labeled patch completes all three ribbons? 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What is left over at the right end of that rod, a piece shorter than the black stick, is that rod's LEFTOVER. A rod that is a little longer than three sticks has a short leftover; a rod that is a little shorter than three sticks has a long leftover, so a longer rod does not mean a longer leftover. Nothing is drawn to mark where the cuts would fall; the stick length and the rod lengths are the only measurements needed. In every picture each coloured rod is longer than the black stick, no two coloured leftovers are equal, and no coloured rod is close to an exact whole number of stick lengths. The colours, the vertical order of the rods, the position of the black stick and the number of whole cuts carry no information; the answer need not be the longest rod, need not be the rod that reaches furthest right, and is never the grey rod. Which coloured rod has the longest leftover? Answer red, green, blue or orange.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-unit-cut-remainder-02fe728847/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-unit-cut-remainder-02fe728847.json","detailSha256":"c0cc7cc8d1727c01e67f753c35f76d93cbb2ef3d9d4218d8ffdadd3f732f6f31"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-probe-reference-match-12ca561217","title":"Probe reference match","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"At the gray dashed vertical probe, which colored horizontal reference is closest to the blue trace? 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Count the tines actually drawn on this fork and answer with a single number.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-prior-fork-tines-0cc7949933/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-prior-fork-tines-0cc7949933.json","detailSha256":"ac8cf8e0ae17c7a3ff6bc5e6d5fe780d860914cd5e2467c509c5363ef7cc3763"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-tricolor-flag-bands-044c0c4c8f","title":"Tricolor flag bands","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"Luna","question":"How many horizontal stripes are in the flag? Count each visible solid-color band once; ignore the pole, outline, and label. Answer with a number.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-tricolor-flag-bands-044c0c4c8f/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-tricolor-flag-bands-044c0c4c8f.json","detailSha256":"44a01a5a181616f9f98c20b8d95be07fa6b1299ea5cbdfd6adc7a796742a8ba1"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-compass-needle-heading-08b295df8d","title":"Compass needle heading","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"Opus 5","question":"This image shows a compass dial. The rim circle, the four long tick marks, the four short diagonal marks and the letter N are fixed decoration: they are drawn in exactly the same place in every image of this set, so they never indicate the answer. The needle is the two-triangle arrow through the centre of the dial. Exactly one of its two triangles is filled with a solid colour; the mirror-image triangle on the other side is only a grey outline. Report the direction that the SOLID coloured triangle points, using the image itself and not what a compass normally does. If it points between two of the four long ticks, round to the nearer one; the four short diagonal marks show the exact halfway lines. Answer with exactly one word: up, right, down, or left.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-compass-needle-heading-08b295df8d/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-compass-needle-heading-08b295df8d.json","detailSha256":"1075555a421443c1756b3c98a562806606f6d8dceace454995d9e61c86acd513"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-padlock-shackle-connection-0071c053d7","title":"Padlock shackle connection","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"At the padlock body's top edge, which end of the black U-shaped shackle is visibly separated from the body? Answer left, neither, or right.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-padlock-shackle-connection-0071c053d7/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-padlock-shackle-connection-0071c053d7.json","detailSha256":"aba85d25a330bf5d872a80a95e0b5a04e0c78ec9050247e977cb211d62b7e69e"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-recycling-flow-consistency-conflict-00d0a1c39b","title":"Recycling flow consistency conflict","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Do all three two-tone arrows point around the red center in the same circular direction? Use each dark triangular head to judge its arrow, ignore the corner marks, and answer yes or no.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-recycling-flow-consistency-conflict-00d0a1c39b/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-recycling-flow-consistency-conflict-00d0a1c39b.json","detailSha256":"e5fee0f1ba1e9aa55522081b0b8a4595aac558e70baeea58899e7bc4fdb15a83"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-chroma-difference-reveal-022cdb9750","title":"Chroma difference reveal","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"The image is a uniform colored-noise field. Take the red-minus-green channel difference at every pixel. A coarse diagonal-band letter appears where the difference is large. Which letter is revealed, A or B? Answer A or B.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-chroma-difference-reveal-022cdb9750/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-chroma-difference-reveal-022cdb9750.json","detailSha256":"7b32dc8f2c4503e37d5d5cd546515936883ccc049f91d428071f3324db664b9f"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-spiral-scan-reveal-017e8986df","title":"Spiral scan reveal","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Luna","question":"After placing the row-major stream back through the marked spiral and averaging, which broad symbol appears?","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-spiral-scan-reveal-017e8986df/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-spiral-scan-reveal-017e8986df.json","detailSha256":"796efa082c276513b0fd962d9aefde6e96da51b191381e23ff0de9d2d462eaca"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-slice-sort-reassembly-0eabc3d7ad","title":"Slice sort reassembly","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The image shows eight separate vertical slices standing side by side. Each slice is a stack of 8 square cells and some cells are filled dark. Under every slice a coloured key bar is printed, and all eight bars have different heights. The slices were cut from one 8x8 sheet and then shuffled; a slice's bar height gives its place in that sheet, shortest bar leftmost and tallest bar rightmost. Put the eight slices back in that order, keeping every slice upright and unchanged. The dark cells of the rebuilt 8x8 sheet then match one of these symbols: ex, frame, tee, ell, diamond. Which symbol do they most closely match? Answer with one word.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-slice-sort-reassembly-0eabc3d7ad/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-slice-sort-reassembly-0eabc3d7ad.json","detailSha256":"c8cb8873931ad7f0fb5d079ff2e0573d3594dc5cce941a2e7adafed3f45b493b"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-neighborhood-majority-reveal-180ebf6df1","title":"Neighborhood majority reveal","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Inside the cyan 12 by 12 grid, replace each cell by a dark cell exactly when at least five cells in its centered 3 by 3 neighborhood are dark; cells beyond the frame count as light. Which symbol appears: ring, tee, chevron, or cup?","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-neighborhood-majority-reveal-180ebf6df1/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-neighborhood-majority-reveal-180ebf6df1.json","detailSha256":"fd40ee5b08c5b89502a4e316b34f530437e8e54e36be32b27f50c15345984224"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-keyed-block-average-glyph-048fd0d862","title":"Keyed block average glyph","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"The cyan frame contains a 9-by-9 field of tiny dark squares. The gold square shows one averaging window, exactly one faint grid cell. Replace every cell by its average darkness (a uniform two-dimensional box average), treat the darker of the two resulting levels as ink and the lighter as blank, and do not rotate or reflect. Which glyph appears: tee, corner, chevron, or fork?","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-keyed-block-average-glyph-048fd0d862/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-keyed-block-average-glyph-048fd0d862.json","detailSha256":"fc6befd651950518a58f662d4320fb1808e9122b4a9d81bad2d911b62836086a"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-contour-closure-146c0b9ecf","title":"Contour closure","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"A set of short dark line segments is drawn as a ring on a white canvas, placed end to end with small gaps between neighbours. Wherever two neighbouring segments nearly meet they count as connected; if every consecutive pair nearly meets all the way around, the whole ring closes into ONE single loop. An 'open' drawing, by contrast, has one place where the chain is broken by a much larger, clearly visible gap, so the segments do NOT form a loop. Does the drawing form a single closed loop? Choose: closed or open.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-contour-closure-146c0b9ecf/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-contour-closure-146c0b9ecf.json","detailSha256":"e535db7eba880603c96136c5c44546ae83541c5d3ea5137022b6071d5991ff18"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-vanishing-point-convergence-0ac67b72ca","title":"Vanishing point convergence","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"Luna","question":"Which colored field has short strokes whose imagined supporting lines meet at one common point? Answer red, blue, or green.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-vanishing-point-convergence-0ac67b72ca/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-vanishing-point-convergence-0ac67b72ca.json","detailSha256":"428c0cc3b0254c3f721d3b1641be4d1a478bfebc7a41de7aac9611cb84b1897f"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-dashed-loop-enclosure-02ffa8ad1c","title":"Dashed loop enclosure","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The picture shows four closed curves and one black dot on a plain background. Each curve is painted as a ring of short dashes of one colour, so its outline is broken by small gaps; the gaps are openings in the drawing only, and every curve is still one closed loop that comes back to where it started. No curve crosses or touches another curve, no region is filled, and the colours, the sizes, the positions of the curves, the number of dashes and the total amount of ink carry no information. A curve encloses the black dot when the dot lies in the region shut in by that closed loop. How many of the four curves enclose the black dot? Answer 0, 1, 2 or 3.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-dashed-loop-enclosure-02ffa8ad1c/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-dashed-loop-enclosure-02ffa8ad1c.json","detailSha256":"c401b207df73bef175aff63dd5bb3aada72b083c9d5b3560c7b3575a6fab6f4d"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-convex-layer-survivor-0c27eeb442","title":"Convex layer survivor","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Imagine stretching the tightest convex rubber band around all the dots. Remove every dot the band touches, then repeat on the remaining dots. Which colored dot is removed later? Answer red, blue, or tie.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-convex-layer-survivor-0c27eeb442/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-convex-layer-survivor-0c27eeb442.json","detailSha256":"9202e18c76edb08b7fab79184dac77eafabb79c0a6a7a9009c5abea37ea899a8"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-rotational-orbit-completion-0a4ffd1dda","title":"Rotational orbit completion","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"The hollow gray ring marks the center. Ignore the four colored dots when judging the existing dark constellation. Under a 120-degree turn about the ring, the dark dots form complete three-dot orbits except for one missing position. Which colored candidate dot fills that position? Answer red, blue, green, or orange.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-rotational-orbit-completion-0a4ffd1dda/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-rotational-orbit-completion-0a4ffd1dda.json","detailSha256":"88485d75ded1d1797d402b4952a877241cffc461b5725a4c489dbc0052c96db7"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-convexity-search-0bafc2078f","title":"Convexity search","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"Four filled polygons are drawn, one in each quadrant of the image (top-left, top-right, bottom-left, bottom-right). Exactly one polygon is convex: it bulges outward everywhere and has no inward notch. The other three polygons are concave: each has one clearly visible inward notch. Which quadrant contains the only convex polygon?","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-convexity-search-0bafc2078f/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-convexity-search-0bafc2078f.json","detailSha256":"58614a404084e8680c2b1b778338ec3e50cba86155b4190bdefe9495e5b163b2"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-concyclic-marker-panel-search-08b23141a9","title":"Concyclic marker panel search","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"Luna","question":"The image shows four equal panels labeled A, B, C, and D. Each panel contains exactly four identical dark disks. The centers of four disks are concyclic when one circle passes through all four centers. Which labeled panel contains the only concyclic quartet? Ignore labels and locations, inspect every panel, and answer A, B, C, or D. A unique residual gap separates the correct panel from the runner-up.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-concyclic-marker-panel-search-08b23141a9/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-concyclic-marker-panel-search-08b23141a9.json","detailSha256":"2e619fcbe0e6dcbe9f8c287ad9d512b1cec486b90b0dd8c3e6a2456499d1a833"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-pipe-path-panel-08e9d210bc","title":"Pipe path panel","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"Opus 5","question":"This image shows five framed rectangular panels of identical size standing side by side in one row, numbered 1 to 5 from left to right. Each panel contains a network of straight dark pipes laid on the same square lattice of nodes: every pipe runs either horizontally or vertically between two neighbouring lattice nodes, and pipes touch one another only end to end at a shared node, so no pipe ever crosses over or under another. Every panel contains exactly the same number of pipes and the same total length of gap, so the amount of ink, the number of pipes and the general clutter carry no information. In every panel exactly three of the pipes are broken: a broken pipe is drawn with a plainly visible empty gap in its middle, and no connection passes across that gap. Each panel also carries exactly two round terminal dots in a warm colour, each sitting on a lattice node where unbroken pipe ink meets, and in every panel the two terminals stand the same lattice distance apart, so their spacing and their placement inside the panel carry no information. Two terminals count as joined only if you can travel from one to the other along a continuous unbroken chain of pipe ink, following the pipes, never jumping across a gap and never crossing empty background. In exactly one panel the two terminals are joined. In each of the other four panels every possible route between the two terminals is interrupted by at least one visible gap, and the narrowest gap that would have to be bridged there is at least twice the width of a pipe. Which numbered panel has its two terminal dots joined by a continuous unbroken chain of pipe? Answer with exactly one of: panel-1, panel-2, panel-3, panel-4, panel-5.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-pipe-path-panel-08e9d210bc/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-pipe-path-panel-08e9d210bc.json","detailSha256":"86ef0e6ed42a850957f2f1da3d433b6cd469bbd698624d9beaccb3eccb57b022"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-two-closed-loops-search-18a275ac6d","title":"Two closed loops search","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Which panel contains exactly two completely closed dark loops? A loop is closed only when its dark stroke has no gap. The short detached dashes are not loops. Panels A-D are in reading order.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-two-closed-loops-search-18a275ac6d/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-two-closed-loops-search-18a275ac6d.json","detailSha256":"1c5c6cbfdb1a178ba9d43473f0f433e41dedb932d20444dfd08c7979779364ab"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-equal-pip-pairs-search-035c107ab6","title":"Equal pip pairs search","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Which labeled panel has the same number of navy pips in its left and right compartments? 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A REVISIT means the token returns, in some panel, to a slot it already occupied in an EARLIER panel (higher in the stack). Reading the panels in order, in which panel does the token FIRST revisit a previous slot? If the token NEVER returns to a slot it used earlier, answer 'never'. Answer 'panel 3', 'panel 4', 'panel 5', or 'never'.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-state-first-revisit-02b7986d29/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-state-first-revisit-02b7986d29.json","detailSha256":"cf31b70f6b75526df1f20d38af627f000281c9c2d43301b7978439bedd02b6ff"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-state-motion-concordance-0fbb3f1d0d","title":"State motion concordance","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Luna","question":"Read panels P1 through P6 from left to right. Each identity keeps its glyph and shows a keyed state LOW, MID, or HIGH. Between adjacent panels, a transition agrees when state and horizontal slot move in the same direction, including stay/stay. Which label has the most agreeing transitions? Answer A, B, C, or D.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-state-motion-concordance-0fbb3f1d0d/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-state-motion-concordance-0fbb3f1d0d.json","detailSha256":"3cd9d9e7e9a65786b4dcf233c35efbc2e5d9d24b11049cb298c1588c4f70a375"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-pour-transfer-replay-09f2b4f795","title":"Pour transfer replay","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The picture shows four vessels standing side by side. A vessel is drawn as a vertical stack of square unit cells: the number of cells in a stack is that vessel's capacity, that is, the largest number of units it can hold, and it never holds more. The dark blue cells, which always sit at the bottom of a stack, are the units the vessel holds to begin with, and the light grey cells above them are its free space. Different vessels may have different capacities and different starting amounts. Under each vessel there is one coloured disc, and the four disc colours, green, orange, purple and yellow, are all different, so a vessel is named by the colour of its own disc. Below the vessels there is a row of five cream cards, and each card is one pour. A card carries two small discs coloured like two of the vessel discs and one black arrow drawn between them: the card pours from the vessel named by the disc at the arrow's tail, the plain end, into the vessel named by the disc the arrowhead points at. A pour moves as many whole units as it can, which is the smaller of two amounts: the number of units the source vessel is holding at that moment, and the free space still left in the target vessel at that moment. So the pour stops as soon as the source is empty or the target is full, whichever happens first, and any units it could not move stay in the source vessel. Nothing is spilled or created: the units a pour moves leave the source and arrive in the target. The cards act one at a time, in order from the leftmost card to the rightmost card, as the grey arrow below the row shows, and the amounts the vessels hold keep changing as later cards act. A red ring marks one of the vessel discs: the marked vessel is the one whose disc centre is nearest to the centre of that red ring. The amounts the vessels hold after the cards have acted are not drawn anywhere; only the starting stacks are drawn. After all five cards have acted in order from left to right, how many units does the marked vessel hold? Answer with a single number.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-pour-transfer-replay-09f2b4f795/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-pour-transfer-replay-09f2b4f795.json","detailSha256":"756702fa1266900dd200f80f909db399dede387ea94e49826c3693e3ea3b44ca"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-turn-flip-walker-0e9bbc8383","title":"Turn flip walker","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"The magenta arrow shows the walker's starting cell and direction. The board wraps at every edge. Perform the seven STEP cards from left to right. For each step: if the current tile is LIGHT, turn right; if it is DARK, turn left. Then flip that tile and move forward one cell. Which direction does the walker face after all seven steps? Answer up, right, down, or left.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-turn-flip-walker-0e9bbc8383/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-turn-flip-walker-0e9bbc8383.json","detailSha256":"af2f9a926c303d8169d3b7ab51a88fdf067bdfe7edf6e095d4457980901a032b"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-bulk-color-rewrite-0a4ebbdff4","title":"Bulk color rewrite","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"The top row shows six beads. Read the cards from left to right. On each card, every bead whose color matches the left dot changes at the same time to the right dot; all other beads stay unchanged. After all cards, how many blue beads are there? Answer 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, or 6.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-bulk-color-rewrite-0a4ebbdff4/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-bulk-color-rewrite-0a4ebbdff4.json","detailSha256":"d36b035423af5985ac31e213f65d76ebd1aa56df1cdb96b6f7b1fdd85739b923"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-curve-loop-crossings-0c5b5c485a","title":"Curve loop crossings","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"The image shows one closed black loop (a ring) on a white background and a thick red thread that starts at a green dot and ends at a blue dot. The thread is an open curve: it begins at the green dot, travels across the picture, and stops at the blue dot. The thread CROSSES the black loop each time it passes from the inside of the loop to the outside (or from the outside to the inside). A crossing happens exactly where the red thread overlaps the black ring. How many times does the red thread cross the black loop? Count each passage through the ring as one crossing. Answer with a single number from 0, 1, 2, or 3.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-curve-loop-crossings-0c5b5c485a/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-curve-loop-crossings-0c5b5c485a.json","detailSha256":"7e79f87565a13fe3f7f74375948b0eb2691a475b4c9318731420bf5d660bb7d8"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-articulation-junction-0e2517ba51","title":"Articulation junction","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Luna","question":"Which colored junction is an articulation point? Remove that junction and every line segment touching it; which removal increases the number of disconnected pieces of the visible network? Answer red, blue, or green; ignore the frame and text.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-articulation-junction-0e2517ba51/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-articulation-junction-0e2517ba51.json","detailSha256":"61df4c28740cdbbecf747709ffc7180a7b803ff7128936d869b40f3a1fc12ae4"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-loop-depth-duel-0527872d4d","title":"Loop depth duel","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The picture shows black closed loops on white paper, plus one red dot and one blue dot. Every black curve is a complete closed loop with no opening. Loops never touch or cross each other, and no dot touches a loop. A loop surrounds a dot when the dot lies inside that loop; loops that do not contain the dot do not count, no matter how near they are. Which dot is surrounded by more loops? Answer red, blue, or same.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-loop-depth-duel-0527872d4d/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-loop-depth-duel-0527872d4d.json","detailSha256":"e2a3812d4418fb8dec17f045524843af8346a4e052671e9bedcc61508bb8c7ce"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-euler-trail-panel-17662d1bb5","title":"Euler trail panel","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Links meet only at cyan round stations; a crossing without a station is not a connection. Which network can be traced in one stroke using every link exactly once, without lifting or repeating a link? The stroke may start and finish at different stations. Answer left, center, or right.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-euler-trail-panel-17662d1bb5/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-euler-trail-panel-17662d1bb5.json","detailSha256":"5f3cdce60ce0c60f3c966478b21d2824710626bd8e94ad636b6abb9aa5aa0261"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-marked-link-distance-three-051fbe789b","title":"Marked link distance three","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Does the shortest route from the green junction to the purple junction use exactly three dark links? Follow links only between visible circular junctions. Answer yes or no.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-marked-link-distance-three-051fbe789b/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-marked-link-distance-three-051fbe789b.json","detailSha256":"11339c7237cb8a43b550c39f3e9bf648f73147b9bcf8968fb29b0cfbd443439e"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-fork-branch-marker-count-0900127fef","title":"Fork branch marker count","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"A blue line starts at an orange ring, runs along a shared trunk to a junction, then splits into two branches. Each branch ends in a coloured terminal dot (red or green), and several black waypoint dots are drawn along each branch. Starting at the ring, walk along the blue line to the junction and then follow both branches to their ends. Which coloured terminal, red or green, is on the branch that has MORE black waypoints along it? Answer red or green.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-fork-branch-marker-count-0900127fef/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-fork-branch-marker-count-0900127fef.json","detailSha256":"ae2c49dbd5cb8ba2671002400388884d687b796767ff1325c2c2f88be1f36477"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-cycle-route-terminal-0d3a5b502e","title":"Cycle route terminal","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"Luna","question":"Starting at the green source, follow dark links without reusing a link. Which colored node, red or blue, can be reached by two different routes? Answer red or blue.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-cycle-route-terminal-0d3a5b502e/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-cycle-route-terminal-0d3a5b502e.json","detailSha256":"1dbfd3654d9168e698ede984d777ada38a45b487bf375073aab5a5d18bfbb4de"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-wall-pass-first-dot-1554a27d60","title":"Wall pass first dot","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The grey line in this picture is one single cable. It never branches and it never touches or crosses itself, so it has exactly two loose ends. One of those ends lies inside the orange ring. The short black bar is a wall. The cable is drawn on top of the wall, so wherever the cable runs over the bar the bar is interrupted, and each such place counts as one crossing of the wall. Three dots - one red, one green and one blue - sit on the cable. Start at the end inside the orange ring and walk along the cable, following every bend, towards the other end. Ignore every dot you meet before your first crossing of the wall. Which dot is the first one you meet after you have crossed the wall for the first time? Answer red, green or blue.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-wall-pass-first-dot-1554a27d60/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-wall-pass-first-dot-1554a27d60.json","detailSha256":"4ae86c5379e623ab9319194440f393c5785419b8c6ab94adffba3be23afc248c"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-first-repeat-checkpoint-08039983ce","title":"First repeat checkpoint","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Start at the green ring and follow the one continuous dark cable to the red square. Which checkpoint color is the first to appear for a second time: orange, purple, or blue? Count checkpoints in travel order along the cable.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-first-repeat-checkpoint-08039983ce/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-first-repeat-checkpoint-08039983ce.json","detailSha256":"3ce6d5b0f0524e4901d7360a46c36720b13e00c4081bfac520c279b59de75d26"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-longest-alternating-checkpoint-run-05fc17ac1a","title":"Longest alternating checkpoint run","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Each panel has one unbranched black route from a green START disk to a colored terminal. Follow each route and read its six cyan and yellow checkpoints in travel order. Which terminal has the longest contiguous run in which checkpoint colors alternate cyan, yellow, cyan, yellow (or yellow, cyan, yellow, cyan)? A run stops when two consecutive checkpoints have the same color. Answer red, blue, or orange.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-longest-alternating-checkpoint-run-05fc17ac1a/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-longest-alternating-checkpoint-run-05fc17ac1a.json","detailSha256":"0bb1cff87e12f1fe5da09a62d7345ec73398ef15e284ae895807e9b8798f36f4"},{"id":"image-support-steered-band-attribute-correspondence-a2fc47f585","title":"Band attribute correspondence","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"A single large connected plaque fills most of the image. At its far left and far right sit two coloured blocks. Do the two blocks at the two distant ends carry the SAME colour? Answer yes or no.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-band-attribute-correspondence-a2fc47f585/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-band-attribute-correspondence-a2fc47f585.json","detailSha256":"bc052c62a329da3f1aaccb358553d65c59c10e62ce7288666bf158cf736ad9f6"},{"id":"image-support-steered-pulse-flip-correspondence-24bf64261f","title":"Pulse flip correspondence","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Luna","question":"The navy trace has three labeled lanes: R is the reference and A and B are candidates. Each lane has four interior pulses. Flip each candidate lane vertically, read all four pulses from left to right, and choose the candidate whose up/down pulse sequence exactly matches R.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-pulse-flip-correspondence-24bf64261f/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-pulse-flip-correspondence-24bf64261f.json","detailSha256":"30c8fe863e70e3bed5dd33393401ae156c11559fe533e9cdaceeed93303bf444"},{"id":"image-support-steered-triroster-pip-consensus-bind-199dc84686","title":"Triroster pip consensus bind","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The sandy board is scattered with small decorative coloured squares, and exactly three pale ROSTER panels sit on it, each in a different far corner of the board. Only what is drawn inside the three rosters decides the answer; every square lying on the bare board is decoration and means nothing. Each roster carries six large square TOKENS, and each roster carries exactly one token of every colour: red, orange, yellow, green, blue and purple. Inside every token sit between one and four small dark square PIPS, and that number is the token's pip count. The tokens are arranged in a different order inside each roster, so a token's position tells you nothing about its colour and matching tokens by position does not work: you must match them by colour. Because every colour appears exactly once on every roster, and because every pip count from one to four appears on every roster, no colour, position, size, count or amount of ink singles out the answer. Exactly one colour is given the SAME pip count on all three rosters. Every other colour is given the same pip count on at most two of the three rosters, and each pair of rosters agrees on at least one further colour besides the answer, so reading only two rosters can never decide the answer: all three distant rosters must be compared. Which colour has the same pip count on all three rosters? Answer red, orange, yellow, green, blue or purple.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-triroster-pip-consensus-bind-199dc84686/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-triroster-pip-consensus-bind-199dc84686.json","detailSha256":"18dbc57188c631bd08dc771c29bb67e6663a2352be7c84b5164ae951bea9fe81"},{"id":"image-support-steered-room-neighbor-atlas-131ffd4ddd","title":"Room neighbor atlas","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"The four mosaics share one navy atlas. The gold-tagged mosaic is the reference. Two room colors are neighbors when their square cells share a side; corner contact does not count. Which red, green, or blue tag marks the mosaic with exactly the same set of neighboring color pairs as the reference?","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-room-neighbor-atlas-131ffd4ddd/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-room-neighbor-atlas-131ffd4ddd.json","detailSha256":"48f6d8439c92c7327f5ef781db9adc3ff6f73d3f3f1bbd12c54a81ab2d8f977f"},{"id":"image-support-steered-chord-gap-correspondence-2361d9d3c2","title":"Chord gap correspondence","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"The upper strip has the same circle, square, and triangle on both sides of a missing center. Each lower colored frame is a candidate insert. In a candidate, follow each colored route from its left port to its right port; route colors only help tracing. Without rotating or flipping, which frame reconnects every left shape to the identical right shape? Answer amber, cyan, or violet.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-chord-gap-correspondence-2361d9d3c2/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-chord-gap-correspondence-2361d9d3c2.json","detailSha256":"54270018285800c9294c5bd969af9b3b538459a22c39e30f25737a5dde515d1b"},{"id":"image-support-steered-paired-trace-crossing-parity-300c6882fe","title":"Paired trace crossing parity","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Luna","question":"Across the two separated mini-plots, is the combined number of trace crossings of the dashed baselines odd or even? Answer odd or even.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-paired-trace-crossing-parity-300c6882fe/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-paired-trace-crossing-parity-300c6882fe.json","detailSha256":"e8a115cfa20e0986b194adfa5aec19f081543d8ae08ee3e3289f6374e328903a"},{"id":"image-support-steered-nearest-tick-lean-count-05f041f802","title":"Nearest tick lean count","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The picture is a white measurement sheet carrying two separate horizontal rows of short vertical ticks that never touch each other. One row is drawn in pure black: those six or more black ticks are evenly spaced and form the reference lattice. The other row is drawn in red and holds exactly six red gauge ticks; each red tick stands a little way to the left or to the right of one black lattice tick, and no red tick is exactly aligned with a black one. The red row may be drawn above or below the black row; the colours, not the positions, say which row is which. Every pale grey, blue and green mark elsewhere on the sheet is decoration and carries no information. For each red gauge tick, look at the one black lattice tick whose centre is closest to that red tick's centre; the red tick leans left if its centre is to the left of that black tick's centre, and leans right otherwise. How many of the six red gauge ticks lean left? Answer with a single whole number: 1, 2, 3, or 4.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-nearest-tick-lean-count-05f041f802/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-nearest-tick-lean-count-05f041f802.json","detailSha256":"bd45b46dc6ffc7e27fd05dfbfb622793face0915eb0c7bfee51d46fbc00050e7"},{"id":"image-support-steered-slope-sign-agreement-0abd2bc711","title":"Slope sign agreement","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Do the coral and blue needles lean in the same horizontal direction as they rise? Answer yes or no.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-slope-sign-agreement-0abd2bc711/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-slope-sign-agreement-0abd2bc711.json","detailSha256":"be023d62d8d987d5154ff5c2019d4229a60bb52206f4f92c0bd1b7e5246f8e00"},{"id":"image-support-steered-paired-delta-comparison-1c953a6a59","title":"Paired delta comparison","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"The left column is PRE and the right column is POST. For each color, define change as POST height minus PRE height (higher on the chart is positive). Which sample has the larger change? Answer CYAN or ORANGE.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-paired-delta-comparison-1c953a6a59/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-paired-delta-comparison-1c953a6a59.json","detailSha256":"4486340770705f4d620052a2db08ecf855c7bf25f888cb4062fdebe027282e48"},{"id":"image-support-steered-racecourse-loop-closure-150f0f7b88","title":"Racecourse loop closure","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"Luna","question":"Is the visible racecourse a closed loop? Treat the saturated route as the racecourse: answer yes only when it joins continuously back to itself, and no when the route has two visible ends.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-racecourse-loop-closure-150f0f7b88/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-racecourse-loop-closure-150f0f7b88.json","detailSha256":"7f01cbdacfcff126078f3157bdcb9c066a01b18d45d07e28eefbe8eb24b04c79"},{"id":"image-support-steered-button-eyelet-holes-4fb659ad65","title":"Button eyelet holes","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"Opus 5","question":"This picture shows a scattered sewing kit on a plain white background. Exactly one item is drawn in a strong colour: a single round button, drawn as one filled coloured disc. Every other mark is plain grey - including grey discs that also have holes - and every grey mark is decoration that must be ignored; no grey mark touches or overlaps the coloured button. A hole is a background-coloured opening lying completely inside the coloured disc; the holes never touch one another and never reach the rim of the disc. A button in this picture may have any number of holes. How many holes does the coloured button have? Answer with exactly one of: 2, 3, 4, 5.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-button-eyelet-holes-4fb659ad65/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-button-eyelet-holes-4fb659ad65.json","detailSha256":"e515edc81fd2287a9029c8be97c10212813a538e74fe2677d78f1b376752b3ed"},{"id":"image-support-steered-split-medallion-area-balance-1120045b53","title":"Split medallion area balance","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Inside the outlined circular medallion, do the dark and light colored regions cover the same area? Ignore the outline. Answer yes or no.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-split-medallion-area-balance-1120045b53/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-split-medallion-area-balance-1120045b53.json","detailSha256":"70c74b19324b74817f3fc8418de93f1a955d92553eaddafbd26aab7f262632dd"},{"id":"image-support-steered-color-grid-latin-validity-03c3e345ac","title":"Color grid latin validity","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Does every row and every column of the visible 4-by-4 color grid contain four different dot colors? Answer yes or no.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-color-grid-latin-validity-03c3e345ac/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-color-grid-latin-validity-03c3e345ac.json","detailSha256":"a1ccf60468d186da7cf16f18f3645f1f3a83be5bb805cbfba07d9a1b87dfe018"},{"id":"image-support-steered-paired-register-difference-1a382544c6","title":"Paired register difference","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Luna","question":"There are two far-separated square registers, each marked by a gold corner notch. Turn both registers until the notch is upper-left. For every corresponding cell of the aligned 8-by-8 rasters, write # when the mean RGB colors differ and . when they match. Read the resulting 8-by-8 difference bitmap and compare it with A) RING = 00111100/01100110/11000011/11000011/11000011/11000011/01100110/00111100 or B) CROSS = 10011001/00011000/00011000/11111111/11111111/00011000/00011000/10011001. Which symbol appears? Answer A or B.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-paired-register-difference-1a382544c6/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-paired-register-difference-1a382544c6.json","detailSha256":"a9f584ffc3870372a9bb182c8cc5b6b9a413c5c9847f0d40bfee6e84896e6958"},{"id":"image-support-steered-halfturn-shade-rank-reveal-131980590d","title":"Halfturn shade rank reveal","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Opus 5","question":"This picture shows one large square panel with a solid dark border. Inside the border the panel is a lattice of 12 rows and 12 columns of equal square cells, separated by thin coloured rules; number the rows 1 to 12 from the top and the columns 1 to 12 from the left. Every cell is filled with a single flat shade, and exactly three shades are used in the whole panel: a light one, a middle one and a dark one. All three shades appear many times, so 'darker' always means darker than another cell of the same panel and never darker than some fixed outside standard. Four coloured notches on the border, one on each side, mark the panel's horizontal and vertical centre lines; they cross at the panel's centre point, which is the corner where the four middle cells meet. Carry out this operation. Turn the panel a half turn, 180 degrees, about that centre point, so that the cell in row r and column c lands on the cell in row 13 minus r and column 13 minus c. Now look only at the upper half of the panel, its rows 1 to 6, and mark every cell there that is strictly darker in shade than the cell it lands on, that is the cell in row 13 minus r and column 13 minus c. Leave a cell unmarked when the two shades are equal and when the landing cell is the darker one. The marks form a pattern on a lattice 12 cells wide and 6 cells tall, and that pattern is always exactly one of six figures. 'cross' is a wide horizontal bar two rows thick across the middle with a two-cell wide vertical bar through the middle running the full height. 'tee' is a solid two-row bar along the top with a two-cell wide vertical bar hanging from its middle. 'ell' is a three-cell wide vertical bar down the left side with a solid two-row bar along the bottom. 'ring' is a hollow rectangle: solid top and bottom rows and single-cell left and right sides. 'ex' is two full diagonals crossing. 'arrow' is a chevron whose two arms meet at the bottom middle and continue as a short two-cell wide stem. The figure is drawn nowhere in the picture. Each pair of compared cells straddles both centre lines, so no half of the panel contains a single complete pair and neither half alone rules out any figure. The three shades are used exactly 48 times each in the panel and exactly 24 times each in the upper half, so shade area, cell counts, colours, sizes and positions are the same for every answer. Which figure do the marked cells form? Answer with exactly one of: arrow, cross, ell, ex, ring, tee.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-halfturn-shade-rank-reveal-131980590d/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-halfturn-shade-rank-reveal-131980590d.json","detailSha256":"36615e4a953a9a885b8d3708e3b4921dd67825275638c5af9f79921d903b2ade"},{"id":"image-support-steered-toothline-rasterize-047d314a0b","title":"Toothline rasterize","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Follow the connected route from the amber triangle to the teal circle. It has nine V-shaped teeth. In route order, write a dark cell for a tooth pointing up and a light cell for a tooth pointing down, filling a 3 by 3 tile left-to-right and top-to-bottom. Which symbol appears: X, plus, T, or L?","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-toothline-rasterize-047d314a0b/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-toothline-rasterize-047d314a0b.json","detailSha256":"0d9782f023969189bb6ede64b09af78ba2bcf987972ec1f4b2aee8341d6adb87"},{"id":"image-support-steered-paired-bar-average-reveal-1f0520f1b2","title":"Paired bar average reveal","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Starting at each triangular notch, match the seven bar rows in order. For each pair, average the two dark bar lengths (all averages are whole cells), then center a bar of that average length in a nine-cell row. Which symbol do the seven centered rows form: arrow, diamond, or funnel? If the two closest symbols tie, answer ambiguous.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-paired-bar-average-reveal-1f0520f1b2/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-paired-bar-average-reveal-1f0520f1b2.json","detailSha256":"a8e3f9ae9791b87be72a4e688d05550d83ff1f0075999e40079c02107511bea4"},{"id":"image-support-steered-ordered-wire-waypoints-16f1ef60e7","title":"Ordered wire waypoints","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"Luna","question":"A black arrow marks the start of one continuous colored wire. Follow the wire from the arrow through its three circular tags. Which tag color is encountered second: amber, teal, or violet? Answer with the color name.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-ordered-wire-waypoints-16f1ef60e7/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-ordered-wire-waypoints-16f1ef60e7.json","detailSha256":"65a04d70171614ad2f6c86c678dab556b0941d2b40e6d51bf25ebab1b0627762"},{"id":"image-support-steered-through-thread-edges-13a614058f","title":"Through thread edges","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The page carries several thin dark threads. All threads have exactly the same dark colour and the same thickness, so colour and thickness say nothing about which thread matters; every pale grey blob is background clutter and must be ignored. Exactly two thread ends touch each of the four sides of the page -- two on the top side, two on the bottom side, two on the left side and two on the right side -- so counting ends on a side cannot settle the question. Threads never touch or cross each other. Exactly one thread runs all the way from one side of the page to a different side; every other thread starts on a side and dead-ends deep inside the page, far from any side. Some dead-ending threads are longer than the thread that gets across, so length does not settle it either: the only way to tell is to follow a thread along its whole length from one end to the other. Report the two sides linked by the single thread that runs from one side to another. Answer ambiguous if more than one thread links two different sides. Which two sides of the page does that one through-thread join?","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-through-thread-edges-13a614058f/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-through-thread-edges-13a614058f.json","detailSha256":"6c09fa26da2c008d423089ed79a3937fd8528805f99f293c4f831b4ea35c17ad"},{"id":"image-support-steered-thread-symmetry-mode-111ea56b85","title":"Thread symmetry mode","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Can the entire connected blue network be traced in one continuous stroke without lifting and without retracing any segment? Answer possible or impossible.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-thread-symmetry-mode-111ea56b85/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-thread-symmetry-mode-111ea56b85.json","detailSha256":"6723348e6d86e6ac5a3b9517415d10c975434b3d65f3bfab693689cc60956f4e"},{"id":"image-support-steered-detached-seam-interlock-176140d6ce","title":"Detached seam interlock","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"The two separated colored pieces have equally tall jagged facing edges. Without turning either piece, slide them straight horizontally together. Would the two entire jagged edges meet exactly, or would bumps collide and leave gaps? Answer fit or clash.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-detached-seam-interlock-176140d6ce/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-detached-seam-interlock-176140d6ce.json","detailSha256":"e8d727410a0b7912895720196fc482b1dae216cb5ddd79058e474fd34f458ec6"},{"id":"image-support-steered-solid-medallion-sector-7051ba3e13","title":"Solid medallion sector","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"A set of dark discs is scattered on a white canvas split into four quadrants by a gray cross at the center. Exactly one disc is the solid badge: a fully filled (solid) disc of standard size. The others are hollow rings, too-small solid discs, or too-large solid discs. Which quadrant contains the unique solid badge? Answer top_left, top_right, bottom_left, or bottom_right.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-solid-medallion-sector-7051ba3e13/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-solid-medallion-sector-7051ba3e13.json","detailSha256":"b374fb7be2be19b5e65825a436f2b28ecc106bd0f0c69aa1e1be71169b2109b4"},{"id":"image-support-steered-inward-crescent-pair-search-1f81a34290","title":"Inward crescent pair search","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"Luna","question":"Each quadrant contains one badge made of two separate crescent-shaped marks. A crescent's opening is its concave side. Which quadrant contains the only badge whose two openings face toward one another across their gap? Answer NW, NE, SW, or SE.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-inward-crescent-pair-search-1f81a34290/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-inward-crescent-pair-search-1f81a34290.json","detailSha256":"dd575675d7837b55cf38039a2651124d31e2c8fccacbc413090228f37c4f1b36"},{"id":"image-support-steered-weak-link-pair-search-03d9c3f9cb","title":"Weak link pair search","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The picture shows eight upright coloured bars on a plain background: two red bars, two blue bars, two green bars and two purple bars. The two bars that share a colour form one pair, and colour alone says which two bars belong together; the two bars of one pair are always drawn near each other with plain background between them, and each pair keeps to its own part of the page. All bars are drawn with the same width; only their lengths differ. The bars float freely, so they do not stand on any shared baseline and the length of a bar is how long the bar itself is, not how high or how low it sits on the page. Score a pair by the length of its shorter bar: the pair's score is the length of whichever of its two bars is the shorter one, so a pair with one very long bar and one short bar scores badly. Exactly one pair has a strictly greater score than every other pair. The single longest bar in the whole picture always belongs to one of the losing pairs, so the answer is never the colour of the longest bar. Which pair holds more coloured ink in total, where each pair sits on the page, which bar of a pair is drawn on the upper left and which on the lower right, how far apart the two bars of a pair are, and the small grey specks scattered in the background all carry no information. Which coloured pair has the longest shorter bar? Answer with one of: red, blue, green, purple.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-weak-link-pair-search-03d9c3f9cb/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-weak-link-pair-search-03d9c3f9cb.json","detailSha256":"efee0865220e613877b99318aae72cea40c5629405475e7deff1b55d23f4564a"},{"id":"image-support-steered-overlapping-density-search-1045e7f6a8","title":"Overlapping density search","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Each colored dot marks a cyan mosaic cell. For each dot, count the cyan cells in the 5-by-5 square of cells centered on its marked cell; the marked cell counts as cyan. Which color has the largest count? Answer red, gold, violet, or green.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-overlapping-density-search-1045e7f6a8/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-overlapping-density-search-1045e7f6a8.json","detailSha256":"abf7bcdcc1d14d001cc718f1d798fd72e627e62711d77425dbf672bb63270a6e"},{"id":"image-support-steered-paired-angle-sum-search-1538919585","title":"Paired angle sum search","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Each color appears once in the left set and once in the right set. Which color's two angle openings add up exactly to the gold reference angle? Exactly one matches. Answer red, blue, green, or purple.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-paired-angle-sum-search-1538919585/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-paired-angle-sum-search-1538919585.json","detailSha256":"21581b1ee8c5a71b972ed33fe53e42d6050207130ade9961fc49fcff4c15ffd5"},{"id":"image-support-steered-focal-toggle-register-4282f37064","title":"Focal toggle register","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"Find the single round state-register disk: its colour declares the initial state (blue = OFF, orange = ON). A cluster of red dots rests tightly on and around this disk; every one of those red dots is a toggle that flips the state (OFF to ON, or ON to OFF). Red dots placed far away elsewhere on the canvas are decoys and do nothing. Apply every toggle in the disk's cluster to the initial state and read the final state. Does the tracked state finish ON? Answer yes or no.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-focal-toggle-register-4282f37064/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-focal-toggle-register-4282f37064.json","detailSha256":"f846583c1458aa49e425e9a816d7ef69840153c13d21ed901516cbb1c13ac36c"},{"id":"image-support-steered-route-toggle-accumulator-2eeaf55bf6","title":"Route toggle accumulator","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Luna","question":"Starting at the green square, trace the one connected dark route to the purple finish marker. The token starts OFF; a diamond gate toggles its state and a circular gate leaves it unchanged. Is the token ON at the finish? Answer yes or no.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-route-toggle-accumulator-2eeaf55bf6/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-route-toggle-accumulator-2eeaf55bf6.json","detailSha256":"c84afa3c5b4cb866ade6ec042e3d4d54528f3e9e5c5f4f2bddf1389c089bc878"},{"id":"image-support-steered-gapshift-tray-replay-0a8feb4734","title":"Gapshift tray replay","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Opus 5","question":"Somewhere in this picture there is one small cassette drawn with a thick black frame, and every pale grey mark lying outside that frame is inert decoration that means nothing. Inside the frame there are two pale beds. The upper bed is a tray of nine equal square cells in three rows of three. Eight of those cells are filled with a solid colour: exactly two red, two green, two blue and two yellow. The ninth cell is left as bare pale bed, and that cell is the gap. One tray cell also carries a thick black ring drawn just inside its own border; the ring is only a marking and the cell it rings holds a colour like any other cell. The lower bed is a strip of four equal slots, each holding one solid black arrow, and the four arrows are carried out in order from the leftmost slot to the rightmost slot. Each arrow points up, down, left or right, and it says which way the gap moves for that step: the gap exchanges places with the single coloured cell immediately next to it in the direction the arrow points, so that cell's colour slides into the square the gap has just left and the gap takes over that cell. Every one of the four arrows shown is a move the gap can actually make, so the gap never runs off the tray, and nothing else in the tray changes during a step. The ring never moves: it stays on the same tray cell from the first step to the last, and only the colours slide. After all four arrows have been carried out, which colour stands in the ringed cell? Answer with one of red, green, blue or yellow.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-gapshift-tray-replay-0a8feb4734/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-gapshift-tray-replay-0a8feb4734.json","detailSha256":"b2a8a59ef3a95155bb042936a99cd94a31601c55975757ff6b9e46cedb97ddaf"},{"id":"image-support-steered-second-collection-wire-0a5b7dcd66","title":"Second collection wire","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Begin with an empty collection at the round START. Follow the connected wire to the arrow and read each bead in order. Add its letter to the collection; repeated letters add nothing. Whenever A, B, and C have all been collected, note the letter on that completing bead and immediately empty the collection. Which letter completes the second collection: A, B, or C?","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-second-collection-wire-0a5b7dcd66/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-second-collection-wire-0a5b7dcd66.json","detailSha256":"b7955c74c8123754b00929456c617ce13dabcd3796871dadff535d8a2640cbb6"},{"id":"image-support-steered-twin-vessel-transfer-ledger-1139ba1a32","title":"Twin vessel transfer ledger","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"The two bowls start with the shown bead counts. Read the four separate cards by their purple dot counts: one, then two, three, and four. Each teal arrow moves exactly one bead from the bowl at its tail to the bowl at its head; no source bowl is empty when used. After all four transfers, which bowl has more beads: left, same, or right?","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-twin-vessel-transfer-ledger-1139ba1a32/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-twin-vessel-transfer-ledger-1139ba1a32.json","detailSha256":"6a4ce8c7766d62122d559fdf56c9d9194676a99c3e8bc920a25279ddc2511512"},{"id":"image-support-steered-compact-cavity-parity-cff87483ea","title":"Compact cavity parity","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"The solid dark blob encloses exactly one or two white cavities (holes). Is the number of enclosed white cavities ODD or EVEN? Answer odd or even.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-compact-cavity-parity-cff87483ea/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-compact-cavity-parity-cff87483ea.json","detailSha256":"7c6fa9096d1ec213f084d85bdf74db70422e6e21fe98ec231f0c3e7a924b44f3"},{"id":"image-support-steered-focal-face-degree-1b4b5f6835","title":"Focal face degree","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Luna","question":"Which colored chamber has the most full-wall neighbors? Count only chambers sharing a straight wall segment; answer red, green, or blue.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-focal-face-degree-1b4b5f6835/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-focal-face-degree-1b4b5f6835.json","detailSha256":"b631153cd883cc607d6cddd9140028409fa83df707f75d9f38ae7c805afe484a"},{"id":"image-support-steered-sealed-pool-area-verdict-1c90c0e5ad","title":"Sealed pool area verdict","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Opus 5","question":"This page shows one solid dark reef of blocky outline, together with grey, blue, orange, red and green decorations that lie on the open page away from the reef. Only the dark reef ink and the white paper decide the answer; the coloured decorations never count and never block anything. White paper cut into the reef forms pools. A pool is shut when dark reef ink encloses it completely, so that no white route leads from that pool out to the open page around the reef; a pool that reaches the open page through a white gap in the reef is an open notch, and an open notch never counts, no matter how large it looks or how deep it cuts. Take the shut pools only. Compare the white area of the single largest shut pool with the summed white area of every other shut pool. Areas are compared as they are drawn, and the reef is drawn on a coarse block grid, so no shut pool is a borderline sliver. How much dark ink the reef carries, how many shut pools there are, how large the reef is, where the reef sits on the page, how deep the open notches cut, and which colours appear never decide the answer by themselves. Is the largest shut pool larger in white area than all the other shut pools put together? Answer yes or no.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-sealed-pool-area-verdict-1c90c0e5ad/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-sealed-pool-area-verdict-1c90c0e5ad.json","detailSha256":"e6a96307369c4c9f0796d90952252dd9f3fe3f54328d861421f017c9a11ecf2e"},{"id":"image-support-steered-common-neighbor-rooms-0ea244f310","title":"Common neighbor rooms","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Black walls divide the white floor into rooms. Two different rooms are neighbors when they share a black wall segment; meeting only at a corner does not count. Which color's two marked rooms have at least one common neighboring room: cyan or orange? Exactly one color does.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-common-neighbor-rooms-0ea244f310/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-common-neighbor-rooms-0ea244f310.json","detailSha256":"8c5345307f39d42fbfa1a2d99f597e1cd87dc26d6d1ee5ba01dde8018049ded8"},{"id":"image-support-steered-common-cycle-station-28591171b3","title":"Common cycle station","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"The navy links form an undirected station graph: eight stations are arranged in two rows and exactly one nearest-neighbor link is missing. Is the red station on every simple cycle? Answer yes or no.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-common-cycle-station-28591171b3/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-common-cycle-station-28591171b3.json","detailSha256":"008cdf17fb766ba3ff7b9bd87a76e3b84fb7598faa9c699d33be732df509b62d"},{"id":"image-support-steered-detached-trace-checkpoint-1b4b675ff3","title":"Detached trace checkpoint","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"Luna","question":"Following each detached trace from its green start toward red, which ringed checkpoint is encountered first: amber or violet? Compare order along each drawn trace, not straight-line position.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-detached-trace-checkpoint-1b4b675ff3/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-detached-trace-checkpoint-1b4b675ff3.json","detailSha256":"434510dd37c7f37673e4a52ce5569f591e585af544e6ad1e9b28a4ec2fe58765"},{"id":"image-support-steered-husk-merge-node-13dc936890","title":"Husk merge node","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The image shows one opaque light-gray square chip on a plain white background, together with scattered gray bars that all lie outside the chip. Inside the chip, one network of thick dark corridors of constant width joins six small square markers. Three markers sit inside the chip and are coloured, one orange, one purple and one blue; each of those three sits where exactly three corridors meet. Two markers are green and one marker is yellow, and all three of those sit on the chip's border. Every corridor either joins two markers or runs from one marker to the chip's border and stops there; no two corridors cross or touch except at a marker, and between any two markers there is exactly one route along corridors that never reuses a corridor. From each green marker take that one route to the yellow marker. The two routes begin apart and then run together, and the first marker that both routes pass through is always one of the three coloured markers. The gray bars outside the chip are decoration and mean nothing. Which coloured marker is the first marker that both routes pass through? Answer orange, purple or blue.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-husk-merge-node-13dc936890/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-husk-merge-node-13dc936890.json","detailSha256":"b7328a26e5cc62a7573f73a0d27980269e2fde56a8819450347108621f3cba0c"},{"id":"image-support-steered-directed-divider-area-0cbfa9e98a","title":"Directed divider area","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Trace the navy divider from the green START to the red FINISH. Which side of your travel contains more cream floor: left or right? Ignore the divider and the colored endpoint markers.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-directed-divider-area-0cbfa9e98a/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-directed-divider-area-0cbfa9e98a.json","detailSha256":"365b835849490f01e7956b5fa5df2949e91961270e61b244fed7cfa9aae81538"},{"id":"image-support-steered-ribbon-midpoint-checkpoint-24c548a603","title":"Ribbon midpoint checkpoint","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Follow the dark centerline from the blue start to the orange finish along the broad folded ribbon. Which checkpoint ring, red or green, is closer to the halfway point of the entire route measured along the centerline?","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-ribbon-midpoint-checkpoint-24c548a603/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-ribbon-midpoint-checkpoint-24c548a603.json","detailSha256":"a94b70838b6820f65df6a432d8e81964962f4a72c92e722e23c1600c5a4782be"},{"id":"model-feedback-riffle-rank-binding-199145cdc0","title":"Riffle rank binding","experiment":"model-feedback","experimentLabel":"Model-feedback-steered generation","profile":null,"generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"The KEY row shows six coloured tokens, each with a rank ruler beneath it: the number of filled cells in that ruler is the token's rank, from 1 to 6. Below, candidate rows A and B show the same six colours without rulers. Split the ranks into a low half (1,2,3) and a high half (4,5,6). A row is riffled when, reading left to right, it alternates low, high, low, high, low, high, with the low ranks ascending and the high ranks ascending, giving 1,4,2,5,3,6. In each candidate row, translate every token to its KEY rank, reading left to right. Which single row, A or B, is the riffled one? Answer A or B.","image":"static/questions/model-feedback-riffle-rank-binding-199145cdc0/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/model-feedback-riffle-rank-binding-199145cdc0.json","detailSha256":"198d6889a078d30c058e6e74ae3c6783134cf98e420742a413726248d1b7a069"},{"id":"model-feedback-conditional-nose-reversal-0d9ec58520","title":"Conditional nose reversal","experiment":"model-feedback","experimentLabel":"Model-feedback-steered generation","profile":null,"generator":"Luna","question":"Each panel shows a blue puck with a gold nose, a green arrow showing its movement, a violet gate line, and a red bullseye. Imagine sliding the puck to the arrowhead. If the moved center is to the right of the gate line, turn the puck 180 degrees around its center; otherwise keep its facing. Which panel would put the gold nose inside the bullseye? Answer panel-A, panel-B, panel-C, or panel-D.","image":"static/questions/model-feedback-conditional-nose-reversal-0d9ec58520/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/model-feedback-conditional-nose-reversal-0d9ec58520.json","detailSha256":"6b6475f81d1d1b9401e5011dc1bdd3358bfd9f0d3020a9b00ea9c9939cb690af"},{"id":"model-feedback-two-hop-attribute-relay-153637c01c","title":"Two hop attribute relay","experiment":"model-feedback","experimentLabel":"Model-feedback-steered generation","profile":null,"generator":"Opus 5","question":"One tile in the left column is ringed in black. Find the middle-column tile holding that same black shape, and count the dots in that middle tile. Then find the right-column tile with that same number of dots. What color is its bar? Answer blue, green, orange, or purple.","image":"static/questions/model-feedback-two-hop-attribute-relay-153637c01c/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/model-feedback-two-hop-attribute-relay-153637c01c.json","detailSha256":"6b456c41dc9eee7f3337c39c509993e538a3e1fb47bc29abe8eb4790c87ec560"},{"id":"model-feedback-cross-splice-tilewalk-0400f0ffc5","title":"Cross splice tilewalk","experiment":"model-feedback","experimentLabel":"Model-feedback-steered generation","profile":null,"generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Move both tokens for 8 rounds. RED reads the red arrow on BLUE's card; BLUE reads the blue arrow on RED's card. Move together using the start-of-round board. Then rebuild RED's vacated card from RED-landing red + BLUE-landing blue; rebuild BLUE's vacated card from BLUE-landing red + RED-landing blue. Read both landing cards before rebuilding; landing cards stay. Which goal contains RED: amber, cyan, or violet?","image":"static/questions/model-feedback-cross-splice-tilewalk-0400f0ffc5/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/model-feedback-cross-splice-tilewalk-0400f0ffc5.json","detailSha256":"1952f86146c9c7b8e8076cf5b4097596a17a198122d686bfc937cae4693ef0f5"},{"id":"model-feedback-forced-bijection-matrix-090d3400c6","title":"Forced bijection matrix","experiment":"model-feedback","experimentLabel":"Model-feedback-steered generation","profile":null,"generator":"Sol (max)","question":"A dot means that a row may pair with a column. Pair all eight rows with different columns. There is exactly one complete assignment. Which column must the red-ringed TARGET row take? Answer A, B, C, D, E, F, G, or H.","image":"static/questions/model-feedback-forced-bijection-matrix-090d3400c6/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/model-feedback-forced-bijection-matrix-090d3400c6.json","detailSha256":"e41377294fb5be6fb7e27183f2a346ae314b66d0581d94625006db77364aa30c"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-correspondence-arrow-heading-20105de4a0","title":"Correspondence arrow heading","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"The top reference panel shows one gray arrow. Below, three candidate panels A, B, C each show one colored arrow. Each arrow points in one of eight compass directions (east, northeast, north, northwest, west, southwest, south, southeast). Which candidate's arrow points in the same compass direction as the reference arrow?","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-correspondence-arrow-heading-20105de4a0/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-correspondence-arrow-heading-20105de4a0.json","detailSha256":"674d9464a4574f7ca9588095a84bcb25b9be9a2fa53cb9ed51ae413f6a132f99"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-colored-gap-direction-correspondence-1c76778293","title":"Colored gap direction correspondence","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Luna","question":"The image has a REFERENCE panel and candidates A and B. Each panel contains five isolated, uniquely colored open boxes. The gap direction is the side of a square outline that is missing: UP, RIGHT, DOWN, or LEFT. Which candidate has exactly the same mapping from color to gap direction as the REFERENCE? Boxes may be rearranged and resized; ignore panel position, box position, box size, and box order. Answer A or B.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-colored-gap-direction-correspondence-1c76778293/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-colored-gap-direction-correspondence-1c76778293.json","detailSha256":"4181a0ba4520c0b10b23bda043df64e0162eba89118f8f262629c6be1343c89d"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-flip-stack-shade-binding-15d27ef8e0","title":"Flip stack shade binding","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Opus 5","question":"This image shows four tokens. Each token is a vertical stack of four flat gray tiles with a solid black tab touching exactly one end of the stack. The tab marks where the token's shade sequence starts, so a token is read tile by tile starting at its tab end: top to bottom when the tab is above the stack, bottom to top when the tab is below it. Each tile counts as one of three shades - dark, medium or light - and every token in the image uses the same four shades in some order, so only the order of the shades read from the tab end distinguishes the tokens. The token labeled REF at the top is the reference. The three lower tokens, labeled A, B and C from left to right, are each surrounded by a colored halo, and exactly one of them reads out the same shade sequence as REF. What is the halo color of that matching token? Answer red, blue, or green.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-flip-stack-shade-binding-15d27ef8e0/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-flip-stack-shade-binding-15d27ef8e0.json","detailSha256":"94de11b70b22af44ea087ed5ae2f41738b708597037bc890a3f80956273f8757"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-threaded-checkpoint-order-0c74ebcb07","title":"Threaded checkpoint order","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Trace the single dark route from the green START dot to the red FINISH dot. Record the colors of the four square checkpoints in the order the route passes through them. Routes may bend differently. Which option has exactly the same checkpoint-color order as the REFERENCE? Answer A, B, or C.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-threaded-checkpoint-order-0c74ebcb07/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-threaded-checkpoint-order-0c74ebcb07.json","detailSha256":"a20be224351c0a2f3994e230dd4bc234d41f81df157e6c5ccb4f0331dcde3df8"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-cube-net-opposite-correspondence-0ea409b30d","title":"Cube net opposite correspondence","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Fold the six connected squares of the NET into a cube. Which colored face is opposite the face with the magenta ring: red, green, or blue? 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Answer with only the color: red, blue, or green.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-under-curve-area-0ef91b4eff/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-under-curve-area-0ef91b4eff.json","detailSha256":"f4df5aebb28616cafa553c81fa1964803e60663cf10fb8888feefebaf811f4af"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-baseline-crossing-compare-1e4a14f5af","title":"Baseline crossing compare","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Luna","question":"Which panel, A or B, has more strict crossings of its colored trace with its horizontal baseline? Count a crossing only when adjacent marked checkpoints lie on opposite sides. Answer A or B.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-baseline-crossing-compare-1e4a14f5af/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-baseline-crossing-compare-1e4a14f5af.json","detailSha256":"555abbc0a6f82a9228069aadd1abe24121eb09e48ca0c64540dfa2cd4d123404"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-rise-chain-reference-03bace0781","title":"Rise chain reference","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The picture shows nine gray bars of equal width, evenly spaced and standing on one black baseline; only their heights differ. A single black bar stands on the same baseline to the left of the vertical black divider: that is the reference bar, and only its height matters. Read the nine gray bars from left to right. A pair of neighbouring gray bars is a RISE when the right bar of the pair is taller than the left bar by strictly more than the height of the reference bar; every other neighbouring pair is not a rise. A CHAIN is a group of consecutive gray bars in which every neighbouring pair inside the group is a rise, and the longest chain never contains more than five bars. A single gray bar with no rise on either side of it is a chain of one bar. The pale horizontal guide rows are decorative and carry no information. How many gray bars does the longest chain contain? Answer 1, 2, 3, 4 or 5.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-rise-chain-reference-03bace0781/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-rise-chain-reference-03bace0781.json","detailSha256":"5338c4fe4447d2ca71b9800a52059db6a6d79114935580816bf9210cf3d7ad99"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-step-plateau-leader-14c6663814","title":"Step plateau leader","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Which colored step curve contains the longest uninterrupted horizontal plateau? Measure each plateau from one vertical step to the next, or from a plot edge to the nearest step. Answer blue, orange, or green.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-step-plateau-leader-14c6663814/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-step-plateau-leader-14c6663814.json","detailSha256":"50ee29859abc6f537f114d4e2a96626fd426bb76dfd837631ede253b698987c1"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-donut-entropy-leader-0554535e6d","title":"Donut entropy leader","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Panels A-D are in reading order. In each donut, treat the four colored sector areas as proportions p. Compute -sum(p log2 p). Which panel has the largest value? 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Count only the visible legs and answer with a single number.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-prior-table-legs-0d8c88ddfa/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-prior-table-legs-0d8c88ddfa.json","detailSha256":"3ef720a6cf1df3babdb2ba251e03264f6314b69775adbe4d5a00b386cff4f548"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-checkerboard-columns-049210dff1","title":"Checkerboard columns","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"Luna","question":"How many columns are in the checkerboard? Count each vertical column of visible squares once; ignore the CHECKERBOARD label and the outer border. Answer with a number.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-checkerboard-columns-049210dff1/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-checkerboard-columns-049210dff1.json","detailSha256":"7db36930a127313c6bef87982a7bc48c04b3894d23cc9de7a08b198aab5e0948"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-mirror-twin-chirality-1120560294","title":"Mirror twin chirality","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"Opus 5","question":"This image shows a grey vertical bar with one coloured step-block shape on each side of it. The bar, the small grey squares on the bar, the grey baseline and the white background are fixed decoration: they never indicate the answer. Both shapes are drawn in the same colour, stand on the same baseline, are built from the same five columns of the same width, cover the same total area, and are placed symmetrically about the bar. The only thing that can differ is the left-to-right order of their five column heights. Read that order off each shape and compare the two, using the image itself and not what a mirror normally does. The right-hand shape is 'mirrored' if its column heights run in the reversed order of the left-hand shape's, and 'copied' if they run in the same order. Answer with exactly one word: mirrored or copied.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-mirror-twin-chirality-1120560294/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-mirror-twin-chirality-1120560294.json","detailSha256":"80f699aed3c688a2a606eead6371d5e16fb89eabb0c5b0c122e93437af6e0e74"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-bias-traffic-lamps-00f83ce209","title":"Bias traffic lamps","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"How many colored circular lamps are visible inside the traffic signal? Count each separate colored circle once.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-bias-traffic-lamps-00f83ce209/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-bias-traffic-lamps-00f83ce209.json","detailSha256":"753029b603cc91fb95a797685fd9c5999969b5169edb39af09c5979a8bd342f3"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-fork-prong-conflict-07aa39f795","title":"Fork prong conflict","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"How many separate upward prongs are visible above the fork's solid shoulder? Count each separated tip once and answer with a number.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-fork-prong-conflict-07aa39f795/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-fork-prong-conflict-07aa39f795.json","detailSha256":"a54c1649484e4e33eda8396b75be3184b520ddc03de792d69c261020e38fb541"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-skewness-letter-reveal-0e2206ee75","title":"Skewness letter reveal","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"The image is a 16x16 field of gray-noise blocks. Every block has the same mean brightness and the same variance, so no level, range, or spread cue can hide or reveal anything. But a coarse letter is encoded in the local SHAPE of the luminance distribution: a glyph-stroke block is lopsided (most pixels slightly dark, a minority quite bright, so it has a strong positive third central moment), while a background block is symmetric gray noise (zero skewness). Compute the local luminance SKEWNESS of every block so the lopsided stroke blocks light up and the letter appears. Which letter is revealed, T or L? Answer T or L.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-skewness-letter-reveal-0e2206ee75/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-skewness-letter-reveal-0e2206ee75.json","detailSha256":"44e1edd3bd1d8d58d730e21e577a9ec31bf0255465d17b5980cc6bf8dede717c"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-interleaved-column-symbol-0de4abc057","title":"Interleaved column symbol","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Luna","question":"Four colored corner marks enclose a grayscale square. Its columns were recorded in the order 0, S/2, 1, S/2+1, 2, S/2+2, and so on, where S is the square width. Undo that column interleave, apply a 5x5 mean filter with edge replication, and ignore the colored marks and fine texture. Which broad symbol appears: bell, leaf, ladder, or hook?","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-interleaved-column-symbol-0de4abc057/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-interleaved-column-symbol-0de4abc057.json","detailSha256":"4e4bc9960ad72ebbc68c292b30b1e92de0c7b16d8269dfc3eab45afd4b9a07be"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-arrow-aim-stencil-reveal-163e8afdca","title":"Arrow aim stencil reveal","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The picture shows a sheet of white paper carrying one solid red dot and a 5 by 5 square grid of 25 dark solid triangular arrowheads, one arrowhead in every cell of the grid. Four small blue squares printed at the four corners of the grid mark its extent: each blue square sits at the outer corner of a corner cell, so the four blue squares are the corners of the square block of 25 cells. Every arrowhead is the same size and shape, and each one sits at the centre of its own cell; only the direction it points differs from cell to cell. Apply this rule to the grid: shade a cell if, and only if, that cell's arrowhead points straight at the red dot, that is, if the ray leaving the arrowhead's blunt back through its sharp tip would run into the red dot. Every other arrowhead is turned well away from the red dot, by at least 55 degrees. The shaded cells then draw one of these five symbols on the 5 by 5 grid: plus (the whole middle row and the whole middle column shaded, making an upright cross), ex (both full diagonals shaded, making a diagonal cross), tee (the whole top row plus the rest of the middle column shaded), ell (the whole left column plus the rest of the bottom row shaded), cee (the whole left column plus the rest of the top row shaded). One or two cells may be shaded wrongly; take the symbol that the shaded cells match most closely. Which symbol do the shaded cells form? Answer with one word.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-arrow-aim-stencil-reveal-163e8afdca/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-arrow-aim-stencil-reveal-163e8afdca.json","detailSha256":"cb27907285d9d438775d5a36e3aa2d551e5399f7a9ececfd933bcf2a51f55125"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-vertical-difference-reveal-1c1ee5698e","title":"Vertical difference reveal","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"The magenta frame contains the reference row. For every cell in the cyan grid, compare it with the cell directly above, using the reference-row cell above the first row. Make the result black if the two cells differ and white if they match. Which symbol appears: flag, hook, stair, or fork?","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-vertical-difference-reveal-1c1ee5698e/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-vertical-difference-reveal-1c1ee5698e.json","detailSha256":"9563368b6b1fe52d2b31401ef302edfead87c910d81f975cc5e782282908a41c"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-diagonal-parity-projection-109ef97625","title":"Diagonal parity projection","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"The cyan frame contains a 13-by-13 source mosaic. Read its 25 northwest-to-southeast diagonals in order, starting with the single bottom-left cell and ending with the single top-right cell. For each diagonal, write dark if it contains an odd number of dark source tiles and light if it contains an even number. Pack the 25 results left-to-right across five rows of a 5-by-5 result, without rotating or reflecting it; ignore gray grid lines and gold guide marks. Which reference card matches? Cards A, B, C, and D are in reading order: top-left, top-right, bottom-left, bottom-right.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-diagonal-parity-projection-109ef97625/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-diagonal-parity-projection-109ef97625.json","detailSha256":"da7b7f47c3d32de5eb15db8d8a8a0c3d5a7c858b93e7586808e3da55e855857c"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-negative-space-cavity-196ad463c9","title":"Negative space cavity","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"A field of colored square tiles covers the canvas except for one empty white region at its center. Which shape does that empty region form? Choose from: circle, square, diamond, triangle.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-negative-space-cavity-196ad463c9/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-negative-space-cavity-196ad463c9.json","detailSha256":"13bf7f8ddf40c921c5d7859bb3400e822226eef9693c2c16eef5b749be00293c"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-circular-flow-coherence-11053b38fc","title":"Circular flow coherence","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"Luna","question":"Which colored field has dash directions that follow one smooth circular flow around its center? Compare the whole field; ignore color, count, position, and isolated dashes. 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Answer 2, 3, 4 or 5.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-proximity-group-count-0688931be4/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-proximity-group-count-0688931be4.json","detailSha256":"98ba4a5e05ebc5f232069400bc6a26732bdf5d744efa7a15c929a77d12f65d0e"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-dotfield-symmetry-axis-0f40cde4d4","title":"Dotfield symmetry axis","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Which colored dashed line is the mirror-symmetry axis of the complete black dot constellation? 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Answer red, blue, green, or orange.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-constellation-total-tether-0d8a637529/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-constellation-total-tether-0d8a637529.json","detailSha256":"d0a271237d0f9a72357d3b51fc3a5a23c2d872594c1a2541906fb48162fa62c1"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-reference-bar-thickness-match-2374710d17","title":"Reference bar thickness match","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"A dark horizontal reference bar is drawn inside the grey box at the top of the image. The thickness of a bar is how tall it is: the vertical extent between its top edge and its bottom edge. Below the box the image is split by thin lines into four quadrants (top-left, top-right, bottom-left, bottom-right), each containing one dark horizontal bar. Exactly one quadrant's bar has the SAME thickness as the reference bar; the other three bars each have a clearly different thickness. Which quadrant contains the bar whose thickness matches the reference bar? Answer with one quadrant name.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-reference-bar-thickness-match-2374710d17/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-reference-bar-thickness-match-2374710d17.json","detailSha256":"d29376ad17304d5b0bff1fd8383f1f05d0051e735a75a27a9028bd4c829d186f"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-cyclic-gap-alternation-search-124feaebd6","title":"Cyclic gap alternation search","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"Luna","question":"Which labeled panel contains the only four-point arrangement whose two shortest consecutive center-to-center gaps alternate with its two longest gaps when the four disk centers are read clockwise, including the wraparound gap? Each panel contains exactly four identical dark disks; ignore labels and panel position, and answer A, B, C, or D.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-cyclic-gap-alternation-search-124feaebd6/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-cyclic-gap-alternation-search-124feaebd6.json","detailSha256":"b35d87c579572277ddb3e77cb1a91eaeea40d1bfa95a8aca1b0f0ea731fbefbf"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-nested-span-panel-098998d2de","title":"Nested span panel","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"Opus 5","question":"This image shows five framed rectangular panels of identical size standing side by side, numbered panel-1 to panel-5 from left to right. Every panel contains exactly five horizontal coloured bars drawn one above another at five fixed heights. Read every bar as the horizontal stretch it covers between its left end and its right end; the height, thickness, colour and vertical position of a bar never carry information, and bars in different panels are never compared. Two bars of the same panel are separate when their stretches do not touch at all, nested when one stretch lies entirely inside the other, and crossing when the stretches overlap while neither one lies entirely inside the other. In exactly one panel every pair of bars is separate or nested, so that panel holds no crossing pair; each of the other four panels holds at least one crossing pair, and every overlap, gap and nesting margin in the image is at least sixteen pixels wide, so no pair is a close call. Every panel holds five bars and nearly the same total bar length, and bar colours are dealt at random, so bar count, colour, size and total ink can never identify the panel. Which numbered panel contains no crossing pair of bars? Answer with exactly one of: panel-1, panel-2, panel-3, panel-4, panel-5.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-nested-span-panel-098998d2de/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-nested-span-panel-098998d2de.json","detailSha256":"4eb5e454c8fcb6a610f88f9c7b863e0836033b3ab34ccb48781d21e07aa28a3c"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-inscribed-circle-search-1a3f42ab23","title":"Inscribed circle search","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Which labeled panel has an amber circle that touches all three sides of the outlined triangle without crossing any side? 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Answer A, B, C, or D.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-first-state-reentry-1470a15546/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-first-state-reentry-1470a15546.json","detailSha256":"d7f54c0e460aaa7203fa2ad77f1bbcdefcee569ca7dbcbe06609e3d9d7777975"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-shelf-insert-shift-0ebd89e578","title":"Shelf insert shift","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Opus 5","question":"At the top of the picture is a shelf of six square slots in a row, numbered by their drawn left-to-right position. A slot either holds one coloured disc or is empty. A thick black rectangle is drawn around exactly one slot: that is the queried slot, and the ring marks a place on the shelf, never a particular disc. Below the shelf is a row of cream cards, applied one at a time in drawn left-to-right order, as the grey arrow under the row shows. Each card carries a small strip of six white boxes standing for the six shelf slots in the same left-to-right order, and a black triangle drawn just under that strip; the card acts on the slot whose white box is nearest to the triangle. Above the strip each card carries either a coloured disc or a plain grey square. A card with a coloured disc is an insert: the disc in the named slot and every disc to its right each move one slot to the right, whatever was in the sixth slot falls off the end of the shelf and is gone, and a new disc of the card's colour is placed in the named slot. A card with a grey square is a remove: whatever the named slot holds is taken away, everything to its right moves one slot to the left, and the sixth slot ends empty. Empty slots shift in exactly the same way as discs do, and a card's named slot always refers to the shelf as it stands when that card acts, not to the shelf as first drawn. The shelf is drawn only in its starting state: no later shelf, and not the final shelf, is drawn anywhere in the picture. The queried slot is guaranteed to hold a disc once every card has acted, and its colour is one of red, orange, blue or green. After every card has acted in order, what colour is the disc in the ringed slot? Answer with one word: red, orange, blue or green.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-shelf-insert-shift-0ebd89e578/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-shelf-insert-shift-0ebd89e578.json","detailSha256":"847b8d9063de118793885c6257b2be6ec900e79d59aa21aa6c7f90a72b1b0ab6"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-gated-corridor-replay-0eff7f1b88","title":"Gated corridor replay","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"The pawn starts in the colored-ringed room. Rooms are numbered 1 to 4 from left to right by black-dot count. Each gate is OPEN when its two colored bars lie along the corridor and CLOSED when they cross it. Read the six cards from left to right. A colored-background card flips the gate named by its black-dot count. A white arrow card tries to move the pawn one room in its direction; it moves only when the gate between the rooms is OPEN, and otherwise stays. The pawn also stays if an arrow points beyond the corridor. Which room contains the pawn at the end? Answer 1, 2, 3, or 4.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-gated-corridor-replay-0eff7f1b88/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-gated-corridor-replay-0eff7f1b88.json","detailSha256":"c0ec11d53fd6a9feecb4dd094890c79959a6c413efdbea4d64b3e1976d0a2aff"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-vacancy-slide-replay-1b1c6fad7b","title":"Vacancy slide replay","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"The six board cells are A-F in row-major order (A-C on top, D-F below). Five pip-labeled tiles and one empty cell start as shown; the red outline marks the tile to track. Read the eight cards from left to right. On each card, the named tile slides into the empty cell only if it shares a side with the empty cell; otherwise nothing moves. Which cell contains the marked tile after all cards? Answer A, B, C, D, E, or F.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-vacancy-slide-replay-1b1c6fad7b/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-vacancy-slide-replay-1b1c6fad7b.json","detailSha256":"8f815fbf33e580172b241e88b4c01ac6659c29fdb97e6a65b5c7282617e9d9b9"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-nesting-depth-match-0edd9fdac9","title":"Nesting depth match","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"The image shows several closed black loops and three colored dots. A dot is said to lie at nesting depth N when exactly N of the closed black loops go around it (N is the number of loops that enclose the dot). The green dot is the reference. Count, for the green, red, and blue dots, how many black loops enclose each. The green dot is the reference. Which of the red or blue dots has the same loop-count as green? Answer with exactly red or blue.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-nesting-depth-match-0edd9fdac9/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-nesting-depth-match-0edd9fdac9.json","detailSha256":"80c34c62c5fcaa6b0e65c71148d1cfee888d803103bbfcb956c305fe34aaf3d5"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-euler-trail-selection-163f18512c","title":"Euler trail selection","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Luna","question":"Each colored network has five colored nodes and six gray links. Which network can be traced in one continuous stroke using every link exactly once, without lifting or retracing: red, blue, or green? A link is one gray segment between two nodes; the network must be connected; ignore the canvas.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-euler-trail-selection-163f18512c/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-euler-trail-selection-163f18512c.json","detailSha256":"bb46d2cf037e9b5ccca4387c75dd8d6afb3d9919f458af3e8bae629618e4f240"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-one-stroke-trace-07ca89e2c2","title":"One stroke trace","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Opus 5","question":"Three separate networks are drawn on white paper, one in each third of the picture: left, centre and right, kept apart by two pale vertical rules. In every network the grey wires meet only at the round dark hubs, and each wire joins exactly two hubs. A network can be DRAWN IN ONE STROKE when a pen can start at some hub of that network, travel only along its wires, draw every one of its wires exactly once and never lift off the paper; the pen may pass through a hub as often as it likes, may never run along the same wire twice, and may never jump from one hub to another without a wire. Exactly one of the three networks can be drawn in one stroke. Which network is it - left, centre or right?","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-one-stroke-trace-07ca89e2c2/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-one-stroke-trace-07ca89e2c2.json","detailSha256":"39261c15c4a6aa01daf0417d67c40240369ee0bbdee49381f96723f382fb9fb8"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-three-way-cut-station-2006d1a16f","title":"Three way cut station","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Gray links join round stations. Imagine removing one colored station and every link touching it. Which removal splits the network into exactly three separate parts? Answer orange, green, or purple.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-three-way-cut-station-2006d1a16f/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-three-way-cut-station-2006d1a16f.json","detailSha256":"a1eabf226bec2102de577e7a4d0eb86b6a118b9e7dbd8fa252fa5746c2e2bf8c"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-common-loop-junctions-15cbc1ef65","title":"Common loop junctions","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Is there a simple loop of dark links that passes through both the green and purple junctions? A simple loop follows links and visits no junction more than once, except for returning to its start. Links connect only at visible circular junctions. Answer yes or no.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-common-loop-junctions-15cbc1ef65/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-common-loop-junctions-15cbc1ef65.json","detailSha256":"ff4e099a5284564afdfb09243714fa3ed97a01e6cc7aab800c13c41cfd6a8053"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-dot-on-colored-route-153888e5a4","title":"Dot on colored route","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"A single winding route is drawn in orange. Two colored dots, one red and one blue, are shown nearby. Exactly one of the two colored dots lies ON the orange route (its color ink sits on top of the route stroke). Which colored dot -- red or blue -- lies on the route? Answer red or blue.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-dot-on-colored-route-153888e5a4/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-dot-on-colored-route-153888e5a4.json","detailSha256":"c4f39c862970bcd848b3671d7d8153356ee54d5925354d518248ff991bf33c23"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-trace-island-winding-12c9c56591","title":"Trace island winding","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"Luna","question":"Starting at the green port, follow the dark path around the gray island to the red terminal. Does it wind clockwise or counterclockwise around the island? Answer clockwise or counterclockwise.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-trace-island-winding-12c9c56591/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-trace-island-winding-12c9c56591.json","detailSha256":"8ac68142b499346c2a0b794c2aca40c9aa260e897fbff42257d85ceb36adfac4"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-wire-halfway-dot-168dafaf96","title":"Wire halfway dot","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The grey stroke in this picture is one single wire. It never branches and never crosses or touches itself, so it has exactly two loose ends and you can follow it from one end to the other. One red dot, one green dot and one blue dot sit on this wire. The halfway point of the wire is the point on the wire that has the same length of wire to one loose end as to the other. Measure every distance only as length along the wire, following each of its turns; straight-line distance across the picture does not count, and neither does the middle of the page. Which dot is nearest to the halfway point of the wire, measured along the wire? Answer red, green or blue.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-wire-halfway-dot-168dafaf96/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-wire-halfway-dot-168dafaf96.json","detailSha256":"9c82525ad8f37bc3810d352460813de717cfd40778ca460458a09105c59ed2ed"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-barred-edge-terminal-09d3f1104e","title":"Barred edge terminal","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Starting at the green ring, follow the dark-line network. If the segment marked by two red bars is closed, which colored square becomes unreachable? Gray dots are junctions; lines meet only at those dots.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-barred-edge-terminal-09d3f1104e/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-barred-edge-terminal-09d3f1104e.json","detailSha256":"e7658229006067f0249f8276bcd760579994a0d2927a4e235894696546ea067e"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-between-gates-checkpoint-0baf5a757d","title":"Between gates checkpoint","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Starting at the green START ring, follow the single black route to the purple FINISH ring. Which colored checkpoint is encountered after the yellow diamond gate but before the cyan diamond gate? The route never branches or crosses itself. Answer red, blue, or orange.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-between-gates-checkpoint-0baf5a757d/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-between-gates-checkpoint-0baf5a757d.json","detailSha256":"1b0b4bf1ff2c2d35c5a32aa75700c432bd8d5ba3f5df5752bdb3981fe2b7db52"},{"id":"image-support-steered-focal-twin-arrow-match-b239d7dd07","title":"Focal twin arrow match","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"Near the middle of the image sits a small cluster made of exactly two separate solid triangle glyphs, with empty white space between them. Each triangle points toward one of the four cardinal directions (right, down, left, up). Do the two disconnected triangles point in the SAME direction? Answer yes or no.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-focal-twin-arrow-match-b239d7dd07/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-focal-twin-arrow-match-b239d7dd07.json","detailSha256":"a822b38118e8b4920320298065f18f25c80a91cab3b51125e13e682c12d0070e"},{"id":"image-support-steered-cyclic-bead-order-correspondence-2de2b81408","title":"Cyclic bead order correspondence","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Luna","question":"Which candidate has the same complete clockwise bead-color order as R after its left-right reflection?","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-cyclic-bead-order-correspondence-2de2b81408/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-cyclic-bead-order-correspondence-2de2b81408.json","detailSha256":"e340b34f59296747c77af098739b45869e561dc53c648b3c47c739e0d64a4ea2"},{"id":"image-support-steered-rulepair-turn-transfer-1b50dff485","title":"Rulepair turn transfer","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The cream board carries seven square tiles that never touch each other, plus small pale decorative squares lying on the bare board that mean nothing. Every tile is a 5 by 5 grid of cells inside a thick coloured frame, and every cell is either FILLED, showing a small dark square, or EMPTY, showing plain white. Exactly one tile has a navy frame and exactly one tile has a brown frame: together they are the RULE PAIR and they sit at opposite corners of the board, far apart. The brown tile shows the very same pattern as the navy tile after one single hidden CHANGE has been applied to the whole 5 by 5 grid. The hidden change is one of exactly four possibilities: a quarter turn clockwise, a half turn, a mirror flip left for right, or a mirror flip top for bottom. Exactly one of those four changes turns the navy pattern into the brown pattern, so comparing the two distant tiles cell by cell tells you which change is in force. Exactly one tile has a dark graphite frame: it is the QUERY, it sits at a further corner, and its pattern is unrelated to the rule pair. The remaining four tiles are the CANDIDATES; each wears a frame in a different colour taken from red, orange, green, teal, blue and purple. The four candidates are exactly the four results of applying the four possible changes to the query pattern, one candidate per change, so exactly one candidate shows the query pattern after the change that the rule pair fixes. Because all four candidates are turns or flips of the same query pattern, every candidate has exactly the same number of filled cells and the same amount of dark ink, and the frame colour, the tile size and the tile position tell you nothing about which one is right. The rule pair on its own cannot pick a candidate and the query on its own cannot pick a candidate: you must read the change off the two distant rule-pair tiles and then apply that same change to the distant query pattern. Which candidate shows the query pattern after the same change the rule pair shows? Give the colour of that candidate's frame. Answer red, orange, green, teal, blue or purple.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-rulepair-turn-transfer-1b50dff485/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-rulepair-turn-transfer-1b50dff485.json","detailSha256":"471ee5d58a3163b6ace876a7b991be90390d8b42d1fb89fd7cdc45c541475f3d"},{"id":"image-support-steered-singleton-neighbor-tapestry-13e5c1500a","title":"Singleton neighbor tapestry","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"The four rows are stitched into one navy tapestry. In the gold-tagged source row, cyan squares are ON and cream squares are OFF. For each of the seven positions, the transformed square is ON exactly when exactly one of the left, current, and right source squares is ON; the two ends wrap around and are neighbors. Which colored-tag row is exactly the transformed row? Answer red, green, or blue.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-singleton-neighbor-tapestry-13e5c1500a/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-singleton-neighbor-tapestry-13e5c1500a.json","detailSha256":"43edeb28d54cddd24f854e11f79f7359a21589e603a74ea73ba2005d8c4bec60"},{"id":"image-support-steered-stepvector-correspondence-2a1bf25118","title":"Stepvector correspondence","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"The left grid is BEFORE and the right grid is AFTER. Match the circle, square, and triangle across the two grids. Exactly one shape moved one cell to the right and stayed in the same row. What color tab marks that shape in the AFTER grid? Answer amber, cyan, or violet.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-stepvector-correspondence-2a1bf25118/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-stepvector-correspondence-2a1bf25118.json","detailSha256":"c4cd314e163e8d5c3bb8d0725bad24185b8364c1c03a8d30f6fce9d8106dc8c5"},{"id":"image-support-steered-heatmap-reversal-binding-30737ac7cf","title":"Heatmap reversal binding","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Luna","question":"Which colored row is hottest in panel P but coldest in panel Q? Each panel has one heat square for each row; darker squares are hotter. Answer amber, teal, or violet.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-heatmap-reversal-binding-30737ac7cf/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-heatmap-reversal-binding-30737ac7cf.json","detailSha256":"7150d01f0ecdeec6f83786d1d528dc298702c018a54d24591e5a3ca3ef191680"},{"id":"image-support-steered-treemap-quarter-share-1a73810d35","title":"Treemap quarter share","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Opus 5","question":"Which coloured block covers an area closest to exactly one quarter of the panel's total coloured area? The framed panel is tiled by exactly four solid coloured blocks separated by thin pale gutters: one red, one blue, one green and one orange. The small colour swatches printed above the panel, the grey rings and the grey ticks are decoration and are never measured. Take the panel's total coloured area to be the sum of the areas of those four blocks. Answer with one colour: red, blue, green or orange.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-treemap-quarter-share-1a73810d35/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-treemap-quarter-share-1a73810d35.json","detailSha256":"a130a1577fbd8efc8a59dbc707a52764afe76aae6977bd1a46a749105117e89a"},{"id":"image-support-steered-chain-median-orientation-11ed068134","title":"Chain median orientation","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"The dark-blue chain has five straight legs. Rank the legs by visible centerline length, shortest to longest. Is the middle (third) leg horizontal or vertical? Answer horizontal or vertical.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-chain-median-orientation-11ed068134/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-chain-median-orientation-11ed068134.json","detailSha256":"b23d96d98ca225be5d8a0048f37609aee1006021047c1aa7643651290df126cd"},{"id":"image-support-steered-checkpoint-route-distance-202fe475f9","title":"Checkpoint route distance","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"A gold ring marks a checkpoint on the teal route. Following the route itself, not a straight line, which endpoint is closer to the checkpoint? Answer LEFT or RIGHT.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-checkpoint-route-distance-202fe475f9/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-checkpoint-route-distance-202fe475f9.json","detailSha256":"9f5e4e9316440ef0f3e796a82ded307e148daeef74278c4b18c2d84836dc7f8d"},{"id":"image-support-steered-jigsaw-edge-complement-266007cfad","title":"Jigsaw edge complement","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"Luna","question":"Do the two visible jigsaw pieces fit? Compare their facing vertical edges as six equal-height bands; answer yes only when every pair of facing bands has complementary inward/outward offsets, and no otherwise. Ignore color and the gap between pieces. Answer yes or no.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-jigsaw-edge-complement-266007cfad/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-jigsaw-edge-complement-266007cfad.json","detailSha256":"f83676d25e8ab6749c8e2cc692fc128098ccc36588a006d10be48b7e8b5adc9a"},{"id":"image-support-steered-signal-lamp-crate-match-5730052fdb","title":"Signal lamp crate match","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"Opus 5","question":"This picture shows a signal depot on a plain white background. Exactly two things are drawn, and they sit far apart at opposite corners. One is a single signal plate: a grey rectangle with a dark grey frame, holding one vertical stack of dark round lamps. The other is a block of exactly four crates, each drawn as one filled coloured rectangle: one red, one amber, one green and one blue, in any arrangement. Each crate holds a row of dark upright bars. The signal plate may hold any number of lamps from 2 to 5, and the four crates hold 2, 3, 4 and 5 bars in some order, so exactly one crate holds as many bars as the plate holds lamps. Call that crate the twin crate. The bars are wider when a crate holds fewer of them, so no crate is bigger or inkier than another. What colour is the twin crate? Answer with exactly one of: red, amber, green, blue.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-signal-lamp-crate-match-5730052fdb/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-signal-lamp-crate-match-5730052fdb.json","detailSha256":"93ba797b526bcc28806b5c0faca4beca702408b0557557d9281bda0cc54992b7"},{"id":"image-support-steered-bowling-ball-hole-count-166beddfde","title":"Bowling ball hole count","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"How many separate dark circular finger holes are visible inside the colored bowling ball? Count only circles fully inside the ball.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-bowling-ball-hole-count-166beddfde/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-bowling-ball-hole-count-166beddfde.json","detailSha256":"8e875c9b6acb522c14ddd966c5c8123e5d4741ae7458c47e38af8916bb71bb0b"},{"id":"image-support-steered-heartbeat-guide-excursions-06c03839d8","title":"Heartbeat guide excursions","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"How many upward excursions of the single dark heartbeat trace visibly rise above the red horizontal guide? Count each connected above-guide excursion once; ignore all downward excursions. Answer 1, 2, 3, or 4.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-heartbeat-guide-excursions-06c03839d8/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-heartbeat-guide-excursions-06c03839d8.json","detailSha256":"92462595e92d6b13fc900d371a2bd97ee9d98d32ddf1210bf37378287b5415c9"},{"id":"image-support-steered-path-stencil-trace-1ace4e8fcb","title":"Path stencil trace","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Luna","question":"Inside the small pale inset is one connected navy trace with a red start cap and eight station dots. Follow the trace from the red cap in its connected order. At each station, lift its attached short tick and project the tick into the next column of one common vertical stencil, preserving whether it lies on the clockwise or counterclockwise side of the directed trace. Read the eight projected columns as the declared code: A) WAVE = ++--++--; B) FORK = +--++---. Which symbol appears? Ignore the pale frame and every mark outside the inset. Answer A or B.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-path-stencil-trace-1ace4e8fcb/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-path-stencil-trace-1ace4e8fcb.json","detailSha256":"ca09bf87d0ea211b005d41c8bbdaf26089087dbd4260de59b4dde35f31c199c0"},{"id":"image-support-steered-shadow-offset-reveal-1a6203cbbb","title":"Shadow offset reveal","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Opus 5","question":"Exactly one square plate in this picture is drawn with a black border; every other plate is drawn with a pale lavender border. The black-bordered plate is divided into an 11 by 11 grid of 121 equal square cells, and every cell is filled with one of just two tones, a darker tone and a lighter tone. The three-square key near the bottom left shows those two tones with their exact midpoint tone between them. Nearby, separated from the plate by plain background, are exactly two small black marks: one hollow black ring and one solid black square. They are the gauge. The distance between the centres of the two black marks is a whole number of plate cell widths, either horizontally, or vertically, or the same whole number of cell widths in both directions at once; that whole number is the slide length in cells, and the slide runs in the direction that leads from the hollow ring to the solid square. Carry out this operation. Take a copy of the black-bordered plate's own pattern of darker cells. Slide the whole copy across the plate by the gauge's slide, that many cells in that direction. Lay the slid copy back over the plate and mark every cell of the plate that is darker in the plate and is also covered by a darker cell of the slid copy; any part of the copy pushed off the edge of the plate is discarded. The marked cells form exactly one symbol inside the middle 5 by 5 block of the plate: 'plus' is that block's full centre row together with its full centre column, 'ex' is that block's two full diagonals, 'tee' is that block's full top row together with the centre column below it, and 'ell' is that block's full left column together with its full bottom row. The plate on its own shows no symbol, the two black marks carry no pattern of their own, and the lavender plates, the lavender marks and the key are decoration. Which symbol do the marked cells form? Answer with exactly one of: plus, ex, tee, ell.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-shadow-offset-reveal-1a6203cbbb/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-shadow-offset-reveal-1a6203cbbb.json","detailSha256":"c91144afae7f3abf3923d85afeffb505fa1d2e6342f7a8ed17683add6073167a"},{"id":"image-support-steered-odd-stamp-convolution-0952e4bd93","title":"Odd stamp convolution","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Use the coral 2 by 2 stamp at every dark square of the teal 5 by 5 placement board, without rotating it. Align the stamp's top-left square with each placement square. A result square is dark exactly when it is covered an odd number of times. Which symbol appears: X, plus, T, or L?","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-odd-stamp-convolution-0952e4bd93/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-odd-stamp-convolution-0952e4bd93.json","detailSha256":"c481dc769ef7c5183427f70f40b031e88b730d40ba988d24931b79cc49028392"},{"id":"image-support-steered-odd-sum-constellation-32bbdd4da7","title":"Odd sum constellation","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Rotate each framed card until its magenta corner is upper left. On each 5 by 5 wraparound grid, the center is zero. Add every marked offset on one card to every marked offset on the other, wrapping across opposite edges. Keep a result cell dark only when it is reached an odd number of times. Which pattern needs the fewest cell changes: plus, x, or box-dot? A tie is ambiguous.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-odd-sum-constellation-32bbdd4da7/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-odd-sum-constellation-32bbdd4da7.json","detailSha256":"b59bae684ff2359ec047695807fcced04f3402fdd2d6a3faee912b1db4104e12"},{"id":"image-support-steered-remote-notch-duet-2f10e62f23","title":"Remote notch duet","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"Luna","question":"Each separated medallion has one triangular notch. Imagine a ray from each medallion's center to its notch. Are the two notch rays more than a right angle apart? Answer yes or no.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-remote-notch-duet-2f10e62f23/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-remote-notch-duet-2f10e62f23.json","detailSha256":"04efa45c6665c314c47c7de66bec6ef5f6c3c883d6d250b4cc8966c22f19351a"},{"id":"image-support-steered-trail-facing-bead-15c37d6cd7","title":"Trail facing bead","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The picture contains exactly one thin dark outline. That outline is a single closed loop: it never branches and never crosses itself, so it can be walked like a circular track. Exactly four small filled circles (red, green, blue, amber) sit on the loop; the loop passes through each of them. Walking around the loop visits the four circles in a cyclic order. Straight-line nearness in the picture is not relevant: two circles can look close yet be far apart along the loop. Starting at the red circle and walking along the loop, the second circle you meet is the same one in both directions. Which colour is that second circle? Answer with one of: green, blue, amber.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-trail-facing-bead-15c37d6cd7/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-trail-facing-bead-15c37d6cd7.json","detailSha256":"8496abb12b5e35897406ef67979b165bde6de08f48218f398193dd71986b5dd4"},{"id":"image-support-steered-alternating-fork-terminal-1539c03116","title":"Alternating fork terminal","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Start at the red dot. At the first fork take the upper outgoing branch, at the next fork take the lower, then upper, then lower. What shape is at that endpoint? Answer circle or square.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-alternating-fork-terminal-1539c03116/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-alternating-fork-terminal-1539c03116.json","detailSha256":"4dd7970942519f139e1055076f9e084a0a6feb7946aaf5dd92e6226eb773ec85"},{"id":"image-support-steered-invisible-aperture-aspect-1b7f4d6aff","title":"Invisible aperture aspect","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"The inward tips of the four detached pointers mark the four corners of an invisible rectangle. Is that rectangle wider or taller? Answer wider or taller.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-invisible-aperture-aspect-1b7f4d6aff/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-invisible-aperture-aspect-1b7f4d6aff.json","detailSha256":"429c863c148cbb82e9307b3547726c2a5be03b76e163a218e1e78952d964bc79"},{"id":"image-support-steered-paired-signature-match-7c2516a7f6","title":"Paired signature match","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"The top panel is the reference signature: a pair of colored dots in a left slot and a right slot. Which candidate panel below reproduces the reference on BOTH slots in the same left/right order? Answer top_left, top_right, bottom_left, or bottom_right.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-paired-signature-match-7c2516a7f6/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-paired-signature-match-7c2516a7f6.json","detailSha256":"eda5eb596fdadf882c86206b71fe6a338bfc006ffd3d29137607a5fd87558a8e"},{"id":"image-support-steered-diagonal-balance-plate-search-40396f135e","title":"Diagonal balance plate search","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"Luna","question":"Each quadrant contains one connected square-cell plate. Ignore cells lying on either plate diagonal. Which quadrant has equal filled-cell area on both sides of the first diagonal and equal filled-cell area on both sides of the second diagonal? Answer NW, NE, SW, or SE.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-diagonal-balance-plate-search-40396f135e/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-diagonal-balance-plate-search-40396f135e.json","detailSha256":"b541e342fd2fe765aa69831477fe3cb4e11c5030718496c62c6d28745687d5d6"},{"id":"image-support-steered-twin-comb-ledger-search-479e1e1190","title":"Twin comb ledger search","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The picture shows eight combs on a plain background. A comb is a group of three solid vertical teeth of equal width standing side by side on one common baseline, so within a comb only the heights of the teeth differ. Four combs are pressed against the left edge of the page in one column and form the left ledger; the other four are pressed against the right edge in one column and form the right ledger. The wide middle of the page is empty, and nothing joins the two ledgers. Counting downwards from the top of the left ledger its combs are the first, second, third and fourth. The signature of a comb is its three tooth heights read from left to right, where the height of a tooth is how far it rises above its comb's baseline. Exactly one comb in the left ledger has the same signature as one comb in the right ledger: all three of its teeth match that far comb's three teeth in the same left-to-right order. Every other pairing of a left comb with a right comb differs by a clearly visible amount in at least one of the three teeth, and the picture always contains decoy pairs that agree on two of their three teeth and disagree on the third, so a comb that only half matches is not the answer. Both ledgers must be read: the left ledger alone never reveals which of its combs is repeated, and the right ledger alone never names a row. Which row of the right ledger holds the repeat, the ink colour, how far each ledger sits from its edge, the small up and down shifts of the baselines, and the isolated specks scattered in the background all carry no information. Which comb of the left ledger has its signature repeated by a comb of the right ledger? Answer with one of: first, second, third, fourth.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-twin-comb-ledger-search-479e1e1190/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-twin-comb-ledger-search-479e1e1190.json","detailSha256":"41bd0e0c073c8cfa54d33b73add7d634fed983115f81db886f571d4f8b6396da"},{"id":"image-support-steered-ascending-run-route-search-1668f948d4","title":"Ascending run route search","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Start at each cyan dot and follow its black route to the colored dot. Which colored route has every straight run strictly longer than the run before it? Answer red, gold, violet, or green.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-ascending-run-route-search-1668f948d4/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-ascending-run-route-search-1668f948d4.json","detailSha256":"1080b02d037db0773892033c0f5c39b216d38620a4080d01c73cadfe502f6d32"},{"id":"image-support-steered-dual-field-bullseye-search-156fb3589a","title":"Dual field bullseye search","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Each color has one detached straight bar on the left and one on the right. Imagine extending each bar's centerline in both directions. Which color has both centerlines pass through the gold disk? Exactly one qualifies. Answer red, blue, green, or purple.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-dual-field-bullseye-search-156fb3589a/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-dual-field-bullseye-search-156fb3589a.json","detailSha256":"f86f78cf2e80cad18631b4b04de9c9a59688195748210fb7162be3bc5c360bac"},{"id":"image-support-steered-state-bilateral-change-b75806a49c","title":"State bilateral change","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"A tracked signal is recorded at two ordered time steps shown side by side: the LEFT marker is the INITIAL state (time step 1) and the RIGHT marker is the FINAL state (time step 2). A blue marker means state OFF and an orange marker means state ON. Did the signal's state CHANGE between the initial and final records? Answer yes or no.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-state-bilateral-change-b75806a49c/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-state-bilateral-change-b75806a49c.json","detailSha256":"bd1c20fdddc8ac873df708f153fcb5f8462a25c1067b8f1a82dbed04361e8cc5"},{"id":"image-support-steered-state-temporal-majority-309d7ddc36","title":"State temporal majority","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Luna","question":"Read the five numbered snapshots in temporal order. Each snapshot has four labeled rows A, B, C, and D. The ring in snapshot 1 marks one tracked row; follow that same row through all five snapshots. Which state shape does the tracked row show in more snapshots: circle or diamond?","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-state-temporal-majority-309d7ddc36/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-state-temporal-majority-309d7ddc36.json","detailSha256":"a734aea2cfc2bd0be145feab55c3ef464b3c95f41bf23ada437ec4e14d46d359"},{"id":"image-support-steered-pairwipe-bead-pan-0eab52341f","title":"Pairwipe bead pan","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Opus 5","question":"Somewhere in this picture there is one row of equal solid coloured squares, evenly spaced and standing side by side, and exactly one further solid coloured square of the same size standing on its own well above that row. Every pale grey mark anywhere in the picture is inert decoration that means nothing. Each coloured square is a bead, and every bead is red, green, blue or yellow. The lone bead above the row is the one bead that is already lying in the pan. The pan itself is not drawn, and the beads that collect in it are never drawn, so you must keep track of the pile in your head. The beads of the row are the queue, and they are tipped into the pan one at a time in order, starting with the leftmost bead of the row and finishing with the rightmost. Tipping one bead in works like this: if the bead now showing on top of the pan is the same colour as the arriving bead, the two wipe each other out and both are removed from the pan, uncovering whatever lay beneath; otherwise the arriving bead simply comes to rest on top of the pan and covers what was there. The pan never becomes empty at any point, and no bead ever enters the pan except by being tipped in from the row, in that left-to-right order. After the whole row has been tipped in, which colour is showing on top of the pan? Answer with one of red, green, blue or yellow.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-pairwipe-bead-pan-0eab52341f/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-pairwipe-bead-pan-0eab52341f.json","detailSha256":"7d70f42a5597652e54dd320158aa8164919473b6c714aa4be70d4025536e6fa5"},{"id":"image-support-steered-alternating-triplet-patch-136091cf5a","title":"Alternating triplet patch","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Start with the two MEMORY beads from top to bottom, then read the four NEW beads in row order: top-left, top-right, bottom-left, bottom-right. The lamp starts OFF. After each NEW bead, flip the lamp exactly when the newest three beads alternate colors (cyan-coral-cyan or coral-cyan-coral). Is the lamp ON after all four NEW beads?","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-alternating-triplet-patch-136091cf5a/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-alternating-triplet-patch-136091cf5a.json","detailSha256":"ffffe4f18f1d340459f52bfbf9393dfa015fdb2b4b9afedffcac87226f8a52b7"},{"id":"image-support-steered-paired-vector-homecoming-125b9f9e0f","title":"Paired vector homecoming","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"A token starts at the gray HOME ring. Apply the left colored arrow, then the right colored arrow, moving one grid step per arrow. Ignore the pale corner symbols. Does the token finish somewhere other than HOME? Answer yes or no.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-paired-vector-homecoming-125b9f9e0f/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-paired-vector-homecoming-125b9f9e0f.json","detailSha256":"cdd475122a17dade9d9cc03ccddca8d614fc62650be99b737ae65bf1ce23688d"},{"id":"image-support-steered-loop-enclosure-f2c1e262d6","title":"Loop enclosure","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"Is the black ring a fully closed loop that encloses exactly one white region? Answer yes or no.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-loop-enclosure-f2c1e262d6/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-loop-enclosure-f2c1e262d6.json","detailSha256":"3bbbf603682aa1df9bed1d62d842b4e5c814dd2cc4f8a683986b77058fe5c754"},{"id":"image-support-steered-cycle-link-selection-24d2c0467e","title":"Cycle link selection","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Luna","question":"Which colored link lies on a loop? A link lies on a loop when another visible route still connects its two endpoints after that link is removed. Choose red, green, or blue.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-cycle-link-selection-24d2c0467e/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-cycle-link-selection-24d2c0467e.json","detailSha256":"4ce36154b1a95f570017d9c8921a6f88a97cfe5969ea39b68defeadfc6576644"},{"id":"image-support-steered-clasp-cut-pocket-survival-2770eb1c49","title":"Clasp cut pocket survival","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Opus 5","question":"This page carries one black line figure and several coloured decorations. Only the black figure and the red stretch drawn inside it matter; blue, green, grey, purple and orange marks are decoration and never count. The black figure is a single thread: every black stroke in it is joined to the rest, and one short stretch of that thread is painted red instead of black, so the red stretch is a piece of the thread and not a separate object. Exactly one white pocket is fully enclosed by the thread as drawn. Now imagine cutting the red stretch out of the thread and leaving nothing behind in its place, while every black stroke stays exactly where it is. A white pocket counts as enclosed only when you cannot leave it and reach the outside of the page without crossing a black stroke. After that cut, is at least one white pocket still fully enclosed by the black strokes? Answer yes or no.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-clasp-cut-pocket-survival-2770eb1c49/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-clasp-cut-pocket-survival-2770eb1c49.json","detailSha256":"178b984f28eeddf89ba2884cd4de493d262095c585b0d3ef23724992c1e06e8f"},{"id":"image-support-steered-island-lake-nesting-11628fa00a","title":"Island lake nesting","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"The black wall surrounds the yellow island. Using edge-sharing (corner touching does not connect regions), is the white water immediately around the yellow island cut off from the outer white background? Answer yes if it is enclosed, or no if a visible channel connects it outside.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-island-lake-nesting-11628fa00a/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-island-lake-nesting-11628fa00a.json","detailSha256":"057516612bdb9beac0f79a98918586ca214ccc24afbfd6a9e5946e1f185d73d5"},{"id":"image-support-steered-single-pocket-seal-2b648c195a","title":"Single pocket seal","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Ignore the pale gray decorations. Does the connected teal seal contain exactly one enclosed white pocket? A pocket is a white area fully surrounded by teal; white areas connect only through shared edges, not diagonal corners. Answer yes or no.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-single-pocket-seal-2b648c195a/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-single-pocket-seal-2b648c195a.json","detailSha256":"4c329036fed3527b4dfbcc8e7046e24267e804ca334caa22cf55ac2a1857e259"},{"id":"image-support-steered-dual-loop-terminal-214c30bda5","title":"Dual loop terminal","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"Luna","question":"Two disconnected green-to-terminal route networks are shown. Follow each dark route and choose the terminal—amber or violet—whose route contains a closed loop. Use the route topology, not the terminal's position or color alone. Answer amber or violet.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-dual-loop-terminal-214c30bda5/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-dual-loop-terminal-214c30bda5.json","detailSha256":"7320bed80a0076b7fb981db3d400b3f1961c488d063c7be94d409aeaf9d91dbb"},{"id":"image-support-steered-moat-loop-enclave-16ea5f93ff","title":"Moat loop enclave","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The picture shows one dark wall of constant thickness on a plain white background. The wall is a single closed loop: it never branches, never crosses itself and never touches itself, and it never reaches the edge of the picture. Because it is one closed loop it cuts the white background into exactly two parts, an enclosed part sealed off by the wall and an outside part that reaches the edge of the picture. The loop is long and winding, so the enclosed part is a narrow lane rather than a plain blob, and narrow white lanes also occur outside the loop. There are exactly two dots, one orange and one purple, both the same size and both clear of the wall. Exactly one of the two dots is in the enclosed part; the other is in the outside part. A dot is in the outside part when you can travel from it over white background to the edge of the picture without ever crossing the wall. Which dot is the one sealed inside the loop? Answer orange or purple.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-moat-loop-enclave-16ea5f93ff/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-moat-loop-enclave-16ea5f93ff.json","detailSha256":"589a928275aba57ec6b56ce9e4296305a10b3fe860a3469a5ad0f84b3a8adba1"},{"id":"image-support-steered-paired-checkpoint-order-10430352e8","title":"Paired checkpoint order","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Trace each separate navy route from its green START to its red FINISH. Do the blue and orange checkpoints appear in the same order on both routes, or in reversed order? Answer same or reversed.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-paired-checkpoint-order-10430352e8/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-paired-checkpoint-order-10430352e8.json","detailSha256":"83ff8c54e2a42234a05f3ac7b76c20a28f93e3358aea016ff8269dc56848431f"},{"id":"image-support-steered-red-corridor-bypass-27c027a42b","title":"Red corridor bypass","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"If the red corridor segment is blocked, can the green port still reach the gold port through the remaining dark corridors? Answer yes or no.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-red-corridor-bypass-27c027a42b/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-red-corridor-bypass-27c027a42b.json","detailSha256":"5cf23d8585dd2a321e1ffa30ac18ae179bcdc7af401b9baf0539b37fa5dc4105"},{"id":"model-feedback-rank-slot-binding-236964521f","title":"Rank slot binding","experiment":"model-feedback","experimentLabel":"Model-feedback-steered generation","profile":null,"generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"The KEY row shows six coloured tokens; the number of filled cells in the ruler beneath each token gives that colour's rank from 1 to 6. Below, candidate panels A and B each place the same six colours into six labelled boxes. A panel is matched when every coloured token sits inside the box printed with its rank. In which panel, A or B, does every colour sit in the box labelled with its rank? Answer A or B.","image":"static/questions/model-feedback-rank-slot-binding-236964521f/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/model-feedback-rank-slot-binding-236964521f.json","detailSha256":"14190833b1bb97447429a4e74d1f54bd2fdc4e62826cb1cfda41c71f7471f5bc"},{"id":"model-feedback-additive-span-balance-12f9f1476b","title":"Additive span balance","experiment":"model-feedback","experimentLabel":"Model-feedback-steered generation","profile":null,"generator":"Luna","question":"In which panel is the gold span exactly as long as the red span plus the blue span? Answer panel-A, panel-B, panel-C, or panel-D.","image":"static/questions/model-feedback-additive-span-balance-12f9f1476b/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/model-feedback-additive-span-balance-12f9f1476b.json","detailSha256":"f3c7eb702148fe5ef125b6d63559d47c05e5ec8dd467d4353ec9ef2132690748"},{"id":"model-feedback-midturn-stance-recovery-257b98476f","title":"Midturn stance recovery","experiment":"model-feedback","experimentLabel":"Model-feedback-steered generation","profile":null,"generator":"Opus 5","question":"One single turn about one point carries the green shape exactly onto the orange shape. Exactly one of the four blue shapes stands halfway along that motion: one and the same turn carries the green shape onto it, and that very same turn carries it onto the orange shape. All four blue shapes are the same shape in the same orientation, so only their positions differ. The four blue shapes are numbered 1 to 4 from the left. Which one is it? Answer with exactly one of: blue-1, blue-2, blue-3, blue-4.","image":"static/questions/model-feedback-midturn-stance-recovery-257b98476f/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/model-feedback-midturn-stance-recovery-257b98476f.json","detailSha256":"8528f1a326ac637eccdae9ca325e04e4e6bca1087a6825049977c701bbaab54d"},{"id":"model-feedback-converted-bottleneck-capacity-0587d313a9","title":"Converted bottleneck capacity","experiment":"model-feedback","experimentLabel":"Model-feedback-steered generation","profile":null,"generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Each machine can handle at most its shown units. An arrow p:q converts p input units into q output units. Convert every machine limit to FINISH units; a line is limited by the smallest result. Which line can deliver most: amber, cyan, or violet?","image":"static/questions/model-feedback-converted-bottleneck-capacity-0587d313a9/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/model-feedback-converted-bottleneck-capacity-0587d313a9.json","detailSha256":"73de0222be73f5086cc63121e1434dda443b60e86d6b7967d60132ce6d275249"},{"id":"model-feedback-counterfactual-unmasking-switch-0c12a97c6f","title":"Counterfactual unmasking switch","experiment":"model-feedback","experimentLabel":"Model-feedback-steered generation","profile":null,"generator":"Sol (max)","question":"The triangle is the factual run; dark means ON. Each lower cell applies its row rule to the touching pair above. The red-ringed TOP flip alone leaves the bottom unchanged. Test one numbered switch at a time in two fresh trials. In both trials, force that cell to the opposite of its shown value and rebuild below it. Trial A keeps TOP as shown; Trial B also flips the red-ringed TOP cell. Which switch makes A and B end with different bottom rows? Answer switch-1, switch-2, switch-3, or switch-4.","image":"static/questions/model-feedback-counterfactual-unmasking-switch-0c12a97c6f/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/model-feedback-counterfactual-unmasking-switch-0c12a97c6f.json","detailSha256":"dda61d79479f5e4c7f5934f4319b85503f64f76f8aaf88c74c4ab2e6c1a30e2e"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-halo-correspondence-20d9362dcf","title":"Halo correspondence","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"A solid disk is shown at the top (the reference). Below, a row of objects, each a colored disk with a colored halo ring. Find the object whose disk color matches the reference disk, then report the color of that object's halo.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-halo-correspondence-20d9362dcf/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-halo-correspondence-20d9362dcf.json","detailSha256":"f6e2925c03b8d9c1b30923ac1a977b2e26b83d901046530689614db9418c0d0a"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-nested-shell-order-correspondence-1e2e02acbc","title":"Nested shell order correspondence","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Luna","question":"Which candidate ring, A or B, has the same outside-to-inside color nesting order as the REFERENCE ring? A match requires the full sequence of four colored shells; candidate rings may be translated or uniformly scaled. Ignore panel position, ring thickness, and the arbitrary starting angle. Answer A or B.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-nested-shell-order-correspondence-1e2e02acbc/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-nested-shell-order-correspondence-1e2e02acbc.json","detailSha256":"540426937ea71fa181f16e8ba59670e960cbcb0300fee77701fdcc67a3e40f61"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-skyline-motif-window-binding-22f39d80e9","title":"Skyline motif window binding","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The image has two panels separated by a horizontal black rule. The upper panel shows a TEMPLATE of 3 gray bars. The lower panel shows a TRACK of 9 gray bars. All bars have the same width and spacing and are drawn at the same vertical scale, each panel's bars standing on that panel's baseline. Directly above every track bar there is one colored flag (a small square). Exactly one run of 3 consecutive track bars has heights equal, bar for bar in left-to-right order, to the 3 template bars. Report the color of the flag above the track bar immediately to the RIGHT of that matching run (the 4th bar counting from the start of the run). Answer with exactly one of: crimson, amber, teal, violet.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-skyline-motif-window-binding-22f39d80e9/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-skyline-motif-window-binding-22f39d80e9.json","detailSha256":"7c43ccd5e486be963326d464d20eaba4913cd810dc1411954a2b6beae72837a3"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-rigid-landmark-plate-1187621677","title":"Rigid landmark plate","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"The REFERENCE and each option show four colored bolts on a rigid plate. A plate may be moved and rotated, but not reflected, resized, or bent. Colors must correspond. Which option is exactly the same plate? Answer A, B, or C.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-rigid-landmark-plate-1187621677/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-rigid-landmark-plate-1187621677.json","detailSha256":"291e80b05686a88241910ccd9a9c69a49d1d6c71eee0b6a2abf62524e77e3978"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-transpose-xor-correspondence-1252fe1f7c","title":"Transpose xor correspondence","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Transpose the RIGHT 4x4 grid across its main diagonal. XOR it with the LEFT grid: a result cell is filled exactly when one, but not both, corresponding cells is filled. Which result card is correct: A, B, or C?","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-transpose-xor-correspondence-1252fe1f7c/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-transpose-xor-correspondence-1252fe1f7c.json","detailSha256":"1d91786e959eb39fb10f02d4805b1673d5fcbe4c6f7c391f23e025095df71df6"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-errorbar-center-offset-argmax-0fbcd125c4","title":"Errorbar center offset argmax","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"Three colored error bars are shown: one red, one blue, one green. Each error bar has three short horizontal ticks at three distinct heights: a low tick and a high tick (the two outermost ticks) and one middle tick between them. The middle tick of a bar may sit off the vertical midpoint between that bar's own low and high ticks. Which colored bar's middle tick is FARTHEST from the vertical midpoint between its low and high ticks (the most asymmetric error bar)? Answer with only the color: red, blue, or green. (selection by largest center offset).","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-errorbar-center-offset-argmax-0fbcd125c4/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-errorbar-center-offset-argmax-0fbcd125c4.json","detailSha256":"18caa3162eb4acb5d47acb78b10799067d9202a84366417e42bb98ee3ca73528"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-adjacent-heat-contrast-442498b9c9","title":"Adjacent heat contrast","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Luna","question":"Panel A is the left panel and panel B is the right panel. Each panel is a heatmap with four labeled rows and six equal-width columns, using one shared blue-to-yellow scale. For each panel, horizontal contrast is the mean absolute heat difference between neighboring columns, averaged over all rows. Which panel has the greater horizontal contrast? Choose A or B; ties and near ties are quarantined.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-adjacent-heat-contrast-442498b9c9/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-adjacent-heat-contrast-442498b9c9.json","detailSha256":"132e03526a7e7908bfdb9fcc609d03cda62d2f6b94cc79f1b58f0a7f6273540f"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-pair-sum-reference-12676b37e1","title":"Pair sum reference","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The chart shows five colored bars standing on one common baseline: red, orange, green, blue and purple, in some left-to-right order. The horizontal gray gridlines are exactly one unit apart, so a bar's value is its height measured in gridline units above the baseline. Bar widths, bar positions and the left-to-right order carry no information. The dashed black rule marks a target level, measured in those same gridline units above the baseline. Exactly one pair of bars has values that add up exactly to the target level, and every other pair of bars misses it. Which two colors are that pair? Answer with the two color names joined by \" and \", in alphabetical order, for example \"blue and red\".","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-pair-sum-reference-12676b37e1/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-pair-sum-reference-12676b37e1.json","detailSha256":"634b64bc728ab982d8689ec574450917bee8c5fd97d8debbcab482a5c7b1be00"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-boxplot-whisker-ratio-159894e613","title":"Boxplot whisker ratio","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Which colored box plot has the longest upper whisker relative to its box height?","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-boxplot-whisker-ratio-159894e613/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-boxplot-whisker-ratio-159894e613.json","detailSha256":"b19302381182d3480a2cd008149be1f5d1ff707c5a8742a9232653b6f20a3d15"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-paired-interval-iou-1c9ca11161","title":"Paired interval iou","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Rows A-D run from top to bottom. Each row contains one blue and one orange horizontal interval on the same scale. For each row, divide their overlap length by their union length (the length covered by at least one interval). Which row has the largest fraction? Answer A, B, C, or D.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-paired-interval-iou-1c9ca11161/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-paired-interval-iou-1c9ca11161.json","detailSha256":"81f8e697119ccc318de2a370048320ca739df2e5498045d0a42d10800430d004"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-prior-rainbow-bands-20d00ef544","title":"Prior rainbow bands","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"A rainbow classically shows seven color bands (red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo, violet), but report exactly what is drawn here. This is a rainbow painted across the sky. How many color bands are drawn on it? Count only the visible bands and answer with a single number.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-prior-rainbow-bands-20d00ef544/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-prior-rainbow-bands-20d00ef544.json","detailSha256":"67eb50e84eb9105a27d99b0ea806d5cf135c128a51c2410c4d6ea46c6450dd0d"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-traffic-lamp-count-0b20efd67c","title":"Traffic lamp count","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"Luna","question":"How many circular lamp lenses are inside the traffic-signal housing? Count each visible lens once; ignore the housing, bracket, and SIGNAL label. Answer with a number.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-traffic-lamp-count-0b20efd67c/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-traffic-lamp-count-0b20efd67c.json","detailSha256":"b8aa800d7dc37e418a09ecb639346895b0ba1a216d5babb5b04a2838a81309ac"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-bicycle-wheel-size-3c9a06a050","title":"Bicycle wheel size","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"Opus 5","question":"This image shows one side view of a two-wheeled machine standing on a drawn ground line. The two wheels are the black rings with black spokes and a black hub; the frame, saddle and handlebar are coloured, the ground line is coloured, and the grey page border, the four grey corner ticks and the loose coloured spots near the top are fixed decoration that never indicates the answer. THE LEFT WHEEL is the wheel whose centre is further to the left of the page and THE RIGHT WHEEL is the other one, whichever end the handlebar happens to be drawn on; the machine faces left in some images and right in others, and that has nothing to do with the answer. A wheel's SIZE is the diameter of its black ring, measured across the ring from outer edge to outer edge. Compare the two diameters using this rule: if they differ by LESS than a tenth of the larger diameter, the wheels count as the same size; otherwise the wheel with the larger diameter is the larger one. No image in this set is a borderline case: the difference is always either well inside or well outside that tenth. The two wheels may be equal or one may be larger, the wheels change scale from image to image, and so do the frame colour, the spoke count, the number of spots and the facing direction. Judge the wheels drawn in this image, and do not answer from how the wheels of a bicycle usually compare. Which wheel is larger? Answer exactly one of: left, right, same.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-bicycle-wheel-size-3c9a06a050/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-bicycle-wheel-size-3c9a06a050.json","detailSha256":"96a0813cc75d37c96909e2003b167995ffab44c70964fbb007c16a47352e466a"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-positive-terminal-wire-color-0c5d0d9745","title":"Positive terminal wire color","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Which colored wire is connected to the terminal marked with a plus sign? Answer red or blue.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-positive-terminal-wire-color-0c5d0d9745/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-positive-terminal-wire-color-0c5d0d9745.json","detailSha256":"7d283c3023c98516fc14f80810c3ccea4069c2200d8b1dce9bb377ac3f815e05"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-rainbow-between-band-conflict-0b216401c3","title":"Rainbow between band conflict","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Along the visible five-band rainbow, compare bands from the outside toward the inside. Which color band lies directly between the blue and yellow bands? Answer red, orange, or green.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-rainbow-between-band-conflict-0b216401c3/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-rainbow-between-band-conflict-0b216401c3.json","detailSha256":"2d3414a72e07f41e0dfbb9cabd7925043585fb528a3ba9b2c83bcc85180f0caa"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-checker-phase-reveal-11ba74b19b","title":"Checker phase reveal","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"The image is a field of grey noise. Deinterlace the checkerboard by keeping only the even-parity cells (cells whose row plus column index is even) and averaging within each kept cell. Which glyph, the rising band A or the falling band B, does the deinterlaced checkerboard reveal? Answer A or B.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-checker-phase-reveal-11ba74b19b/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-checker-phase-reveal-11ba74b19b.json","detailSha256":"520066c4f44ca6cf094efc9b5cd8c2308e933fdd1d5a1fcf5eabb7fece267c2f"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-chromatic-register-reveal-1d6ad7cfd5","title":"Chromatic register reveal","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Luna","question":"Align the three marked color separations by their four corner marks, average the aligned squares, and name the broad symbol.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-chromatic-register-reveal-1d6ad7cfd5/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-chromatic-register-reveal-1d6ad7cfd5.json","detailSha256":"0164a18eb4905d78c9cde19b52d7b51d54bc6fb0f2c6414d093146f2248f9c73"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-interleaved-sheet-extract-17e9fbfca1","title":"Interleaved sheet extract","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The picture shows one framed lattice of 14 rows and 7 columns of square cells; each cell is either dark (filled) or blank. Beside every lattice row, just outside the frame on its left, exactly one marker is printed: either a filled dot or a hollow ring. Exactly 7 rows carry a filled dot and exactly 7 rows carry a hollow ring. Discard every row whose marker is a hollow ring, keep the rows whose marker is a filled dot in their original top-to-bottom order, and push those 7 kept rows together into a single block of 7 rows and 7 columns. The dark cells of that block form one of these five symbols: ring (a closed square outline with a hollow centre), wedge (a solid triangle pointing down, widest across its top row), zigzag (a bar along the top, a staircase running down to the left, and a bar along the bottom), arrow (a broad arrowhead pointing down with a short stem below it), slash (a thick diagonal band running from the top left corner to the bottom right corner). Which of the five symbols do the dark cells of that block form? Answer with one word.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-interleaved-sheet-extract-17e9fbfca1/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-interleaved-sheet-extract-17e9fbfca1.json","detailSha256":"169ba418c0875d5e444867435a4befae584db8cf5e4fbd9c01989e71c00277ca"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-row-prefix-parity-2450cac8d4","title":"Row prefix parity","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Inside the cyan 12 by 12 grid, first invert the top-left cell and every other cell in both directions, making a checkerboard pattern of inverted cells. Then form a new grid: in each row, make a cell black exactly when the number of black cells from the left edge through that cell is odd; otherwise make it white. Which symbol appears: diamond, hourglass, left fan, or right fan?","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-row-prefix-parity-2450cac8d4/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-row-prefix-parity-2450cac8d4.json","detailSha256":"cc728fa86edd0a91e4845268c8e5e950272aab22b656a59da7c5174ff3cd10d7"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-paired-mosaic-change-symbol-11be0424c2","title":"Paired mosaic change symbol","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"On the two 12-by-12 mosaic cards, align matching gold, orange, and purple corner dots. Keep a cell exactly when its two colors differ. Which shape does the change map form: plus, X, diamond, or dashed square?","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-paired-mosaic-change-symbol-11be0424c2/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-paired-mosaic-change-symbol-11be0424c2.json","detailSha256":"354d3e9e72ded258d1b0820d00a130cfadd55bd40c71e7730bea1054fe61342f"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-concentric-ring-count-2163658883","title":"Concentric ring count","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"A field of dark dots is arranged on nested circles that all share one common center. Every dot on a single circle forms one ring, and a much bigger radial gap separates each circle from the next than the gap between neighbouring dots along any one circle. How many rings of dots are there? Choose: 2, 3, or 4.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-concentric-ring-count-2163658883/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-concentric-ring-count-2163658883.json","detailSha256":"e7565a3cb56a635e4fa6a61f14070c6ced55f9d8074917931a684fcf7ca2fed3"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-convex-position-constellation-226d378cde","title":"Convex position constellation","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"Luna","question":"For each color, take the centers of its visible dots and imagine their convex hull. Which color has no dot strictly inside the convex hull of its other dots? Ignore color, lane, dot size, count, and placement; choose red, blue, or green.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-convex-position-constellation-226d378cde/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-convex-position-constellation-226d378cde.json","detailSha256":"7433100c5d3f587ba3cf72d678cea36bf004c1447f6af9274f83a0a441686699"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-pattern-period-tick-08bcfacf9c","title":"Pattern period tick","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The picture shows a wide horizontal band of small dark grey rectangles on a plain pale background, and below the band five upright bars of equal size and shape: one black bar on the left and four coloured bars, one red, one green, one blue and one orange. Inside the band one arrangement of rectangles is repeated over and over from left to right, always shifted by the same fixed horizontal distance, so the whole band maps exactly onto itself when it is slid sideways by that distance; that repeat distance is drawn nowhere as a line, a gap or a mark, and no rectangle, no edge and no local patch of the band is marked out. Exactly one of the four coloured bars stands to the right of the black bar by exactly that repeat distance. Each of the other three coloured bars stands at a distance that differs from every whole number of repeats by at least 18 pixels, so no other bar is one repeat, two repeats or any whole number of repeats away. The colours of the bars, their left-to-right order, which bar is nearest or farthest, the number of rectangles, the size of the rectangles, the amount of ink and the position of the band carry no information about the answer. Which coloured bar stands exactly one repeat distance to the right of the black bar? Answer red, green, blue or orange.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-pattern-period-tick-08bcfacf9c/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-pattern-period-tick-08bcfacf9c.json","detailSha256":"17b15da3d2ea3ede714cef97d2b95f04e894d81406c6ebfbdd653ebf84a57098"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-rotational-constellation-order-15b5864b96","title":"Rotational constellation order","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Considering the complete set of black dots, which rotation about their shared center maps the constellation onto itself: 180 degrees or 120 degrees? 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Answer 1/3, 1/4, 1/5, or 1/6.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-rotational-symmetry-order-104c6d8d59/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-rotational-symmetry-order-104c6d8d59.json","detailSha256":"0ccf4ffddfb59abd5961fff34504d04c3a49cc5c02839eb1739111b061ac7436"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-reference-height-order-search-29b9d492d4","title":"Reference height order search","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"A reference group of three black bars is shown in the top box. The bars sit on a shared baseline and each has a different height, so they form a left-to-right arrangement ordered by height. The image below is split into four quadrants (top-left, top-right, bottom-left, bottom-right); each quadrant contains its own group of three black bars on a shared baseline. Exactly one quadrant's three bars are arranged in the SAME left-to-right height order as the reference group (the same pattern of shortest, middle, and tallest reading left to right). The other three quadrants each have a different arrangement. Which quadrant contains the group whose three-bar height order matches the reference group? Answer with one quadrant name.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-reference-height-order-search-29b9d492d4/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-reference-height-order-search-29b9d492d4.json","detailSha256":"10c9fed233d6746c3bc5a49958155096f5122388c295d31e1d7f574967929f9c"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-interior-marker-panel-search-1acc67afea","title":"Interior marker panel search","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"Luna","question":"Which labeled panel contains the only group with one marker strictly inside the triangle made by the other three markers? Inspect all four equal panels, ignore labels and position, and answer A, B, C, or D.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-interior-marker-panel-search-1acc67afea/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-interior-marker-panel-search-1acc67afea.json","detailSha256":"b01fbfe2548e2c021b9fa61681d4761dfb4e5b00768d987df923638cc1a390db"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-complement-tile-grid-130c468ae1","title":"Complement tile grid","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"Opus 5","question":"This image shows six four-by-four grids, each drawn as an outlined box with thin internal grid lines. The single grid in the upper row is the reference grid. The five grids in the lower row are the candidates, numbered 1 to 5 from left to right. In every one of the six grids exactly eight of the sixteen cells are filled solid, so all six grids carry the same number of filled cells and the same amount of ink. The reference grid is drawn slightly larger than the candidates, so only the pattern of filled cells matters, never a grid's size or its position on the canvas. Every grid is drawn upright in the same orientation, and no candidate is rotated or flipped. Exactly one candidate is the exact complement of the reference: comparing the two grids cell by cell at matching row and column positions, that candidate fills every cell the reference leaves empty and leaves empty every cell the reference fills, so laying it over the reference would cover the whole four-by-four square with no gap and no doubly covered cell. One of the other four candidates is an exact copy of the reference pattern, and each of the remaining three disagrees with the exact complement in at least two cells. Which numbered candidate is the exact complement of the reference grid? Answer with exactly one of: grid-1, grid-2, grid-3, grid-4, grid-5.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-complement-tile-grid-130c468ae1/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-complement-tile-grid-130c468ae1.json","detailSha256":"01660b39f1db1d8c0aed637662162c14292a446775d1dcb07ab05af550796459"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-directed-cycle-search-1ca8b36d0f","title":"Directed cycle search","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Which labeled panel has arrows forming one directed loop that visits all four colored circles exactly once before returning to the start? Follow the orange arrowheads; A-D run left to right.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-directed-cycle-search-1ca8b36d0f/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-directed-cycle-search-1ca8b36d0f.json","detailSha256":"a1b39cd9677cf5c564ccb2597b1fa642a3b0120bf3f61073916fb3196b11ebca"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-repeated-block-search-0b1a1db6ed","title":"Repeated block search","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Each row contains two blocks of four colored tiles. Which labeled row has the second block in exactly the same left-to-right color order as the first block? Answer A, B, C, or D.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-repeated-block-search-0b1a1db6ed/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-repeated-block-search-0b1a1db6ed.json","detailSha256":"d8388a87dd83da549310d90e5ef822bdd53c6a1060858b9b6d85f3a0598e4713"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-state-peak-distance-26f21e5371","title":"State peak distance","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"Five panels sit side by side and are read left to right. The leftmost panel is the START panel: it shows a horizontal rail divided into five slots, slot 0 at the left up to slot 4 at the right, with a single magenta marker on one slot. An orange ring around the marker marks the START slot index of a register. The four panels to the right are OPERATOR panels, read left to right; each holds one coloured triangle. A green right-pointing triangle advances the register's value by one (+1) and a red left-pointing triangle retreats it by one (-1). Apply the four operators in order from the ringed start; the register's value after each step is start plus the running sum of the steps. What is the MAXIMUM distance from the start value the register ever reaches across the whole replay (counting the start as distance 0)? Answer with the integer 0, 1, 2, 3, or 4.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-state-peak-distance-26f21e5371/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-state-peak-distance-26f21e5371.json","detailSha256":"b2ed05ab646ad9d7b1fe215787e5c08e814a2f4ee8a6e38ee3a875e1f22df476"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-finite-state-replay-17fff91d92","title":"Finite state replay","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Luna","question":"Start at the ringed state in the START row. The table gives the destination state for each current state (rows A, B, C) and input symbol (alpha or beta). Apply the numbered input sequence from left to right. Which state is reached after the last input? Answer A, B, or C.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-finite-state-replay-17fff91d92/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-finite-state-replay-17fff91d92.json","detailSha256":"5188835d837a8ebfd6b20971f6135a7449b00eea76f7f4ca58cdaef6915338df"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-slide-blank-replay-1531072b55","title":"Slide blank replay","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Opus 5","question":"On the left is a board of 3 by 3 square cells. Number the cells 1 to 9 in reading order: 1, 2, 3 across the top row, 4, 5, 6 across the middle row, and 7, 8, 9 across the bottom row. Eight of the cells hold a coloured tile and the colours are blue, brown, green, orange, pink, purple, teal and yellow, each used exactly once. The ninth cell is plain light grey: that is the gap, and it holds no tile. One cell is marked by a red ring: the marked cell is the cell whose centre is nearest to the centre of that red ring, and the ring is only a marker, so it neither is a tile nor changes the colour of the cell it is drawn on. On the right is a row of cream cards, each carrying one solid black triangle that points up, down, left or right. The cards are applied to the board one at a time, in order from left to right, as the grey arrow below the row shows. A card's triangle points the way the gap moves: the gap and the neighbouring cell in that direction exchange contents, so the tile in that neighbouring cell slides into the gap and the cell it came from becomes the new gap. Up means towards the top of the board, down towards the bottom, left towards the left edge and right towards the right edge. Every card drawn is a legal move: the gap always has a neighbouring cell in the direction its card points. Nothing else moves, tiles never change colour, and the cells keep their numbers throughout. The board after the cards have been applied is not drawn anywhere. After every card has been applied in order, what does the marked cell hold? Answer with one word: the colour of the tile that is in it, or empty if the gap is in it.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-slide-blank-replay-1531072b55/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-slide-blank-replay-1531072b55.json","detailSha256":"2ad7fca028270ca1afb17af8fb1772612ebb35fcd84bda8407cccbcd86f41da5"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-conditional-transfer-replay-1027304649","title":"Conditional transfer replay","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"The parcel starts at the symbol in the START box. Read the route cards from left to right. On each card, move the parcel from the left symbol to the right symbol only if it is currently at the left symbol; otherwise it stays where it is. At which symbol does it finish?","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-conditional-transfer-replay-1027304649/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-conditional-transfer-replay-1027304649.json","detailSha256":"b5bac1ac4fa658aa79099ad658e8c1e23601199801defc6615da8c974b7d120d"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-rotor-switch-walk-33d5822d3d","title":"Rotor switch walk","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Four pip-labeled stations form the clockwise cycle A→B→C→D→A (A has 1 pip, B 2, C 3, D 4). The red ring marks the starting station. Repeat once for each orange STEP card: first read the station you are on; if its symbol is filled, move one station clockwise, and if its symbol is a ring, move one station counterclockwise; then flip the filled/ring state of the station you just left. Which station do you occupy after all STEP cards? Answer A, B, C, or D.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-rotor-switch-walk-33d5822d3d/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-rotor-switch-walk-33d5822d3d.json","detailSha256":"74c2e107c62bb170c07b6dbd2b78ffc083c67b65bc30cc597d1e96730d3a6aaf"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-piece-count-0fb1039004","title":"Piece count","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"Ignore the white background and look only at the dark linework. Pieces that touch (an endpoint on a segment, or a crossing) are part of one connected cluster; pieces separated by white are different clusters. How many distinct connected clusters of linework are drawn in total? Answer with exactly 1, 2, 3, or 4.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-piece-count-0fb1039004/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-piece-count-0fb1039004.json","detailSha256":"e63c955d5f62a4eb3ea1c5dd0086a0faac30fa0bfbfce07fd0a7c9d8264f1f95"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-region-adjacency-hub-175d80dfe2","title":"Region adjacency hub","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Luna","question":"Which colored region shares a straight boundary segment with both of the other two? Choose red, green, or blue; ignore the frame.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-region-adjacency-hub-175d80dfe2/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-region-adjacency-hub-175d80dfe2.json","detailSha256":"ef35b8ec87a7db1bba3c9f2f4760217f4aed6ff456ace3418497592fd2bccfde"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-chain-interlock-pick-18fa9a9cf1","title":"Chain interlock pick","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The picture shows four rings drawn as flat bands on white paper: one black, one red, one green and one blue. Wherever two bands cross, one of them runs through the crossing unbroken and the other is interrupted by a white gap; the unbroken band is the one passing in FRONT there and the interrupted band passes BEHIND. Every coloured ring crosses the black ring at exactly two places. Call a coloured ring INTERLOCKED with the black ring when the ring in front is different at those two places, that is, the coloured ring is in front at one crossing and behind at the other; if the same ring is in front at both crossings the two rings are NOT interlocked. Crossings between two coloured rings do not matter for this question. Exactly one coloured ring is interlocked with the black ring. Which coloured ring is interlocked with the black ring? Answer red, green or blue.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-chain-interlock-pick-18fa9a9cf1/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-chain-interlock-pick-18fa9a9cf1.json","detailSha256":"f0e9d8b7d13f8a30eac73ee85938544e3959e618a533a02fc68a7333528988f9"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-cycle-hitting-station-22083bae96","title":"Cycle hitting station","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"A loop is a closed route following links that repeats no station except its start/end. Imagine removing one colored station and every link touching it. Which removal leaves no loop anywhere? Answer red, green, or blue.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-cycle-hitting-station-22083bae96/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-cycle-hitting-station-22083bae96.json","detailSha256":"8de06b453c19732c59c04bfb5bd8d07bcf244d83aa1a0de333ec44ca31fc3987"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-single-stroke-network-17636e2a57","title":"Single stroke network","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Can every dark link be traced exactly once in one continuous stroke, starting and ending at any junction? Junctions may be revisited, links may not, and links meet only at visible colored circles. Answer yes or no.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-single-stroke-network-17636e2a57/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-single-stroke-network-17636e2a57.json","detailSha256":"f863709743a7c784e1daffa62b2cdfb5e13ee9fb14fceb834cf54ed3d49f0dde"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-last-colored-marker-on-route-2295f2ef04","title":"Last colored marker on route","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"A winding grey route runs from a small orange ring toward a dark terminal dot. Three coloured rings -- blue, green and red -- are centred on the route. Tracing the route from the orange ring toward the terminal, which colour ring is encountered LAST? Answer blue, green or red.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-last-colored-marker-on-route-2295f2ef04/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-last-colored-marker-on-route-2295f2ef04.json","detailSha256":"36ab27eece77f27fd9353d94fe1ef2d14065f2f8e8c5da6b160ad3bca2e4c125"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-colored-route-intermediate-1dc0d2dda9","title":"Colored route intermediate","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"Luna","question":"Follow the dark connected network from the green node to the red node. Which colored node lies on that route: blue or gold? Answer blue or gold.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-colored-route-intermediate-1dc0d2dda9/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-colored-route-intermediate-1dc0d2dda9.json","detailSha256":"46d91bbb70b0e152a1835d09a33fca53cfe4bd2ec78409d8f2c26af8898ba75a"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-chain-free-ring-19328c7f01","title":"Chain free ring","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"Opus 5","question":"This picture shows five coloured rings arranged in a closed chain; each ring overlaps its two neighbours, and every overlapping pair meets at exactly two crossings. At each crossing one of the two rings is drawn with a short break: the broken ring passes BEHIND, and the unbroken ring passes IN FRONT. Two rings are interlocked only when the order alternates between their two crossings, that is when each of them is in front at one crossing and behind at the other. If the same ring is in front at both of their crossings, that pair is not interlocked and the two rings could be pulled apart. Exactly one ring in the picture is not interlocked with either of its neighbours, so it could be lifted away from the chain. Which ring is that? Answer with its colour, one of: blue, brown, green, orange, purple, red.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-chain-free-ring-19328c7f01/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-chain-free-ring-19328c7f01.json","detailSha256":"6c2d8022b10b52107d4e968eaaf1d7325fbfdbc2b00285c3ccd6e6a9a76c5a44"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-network-route-farthest-0ec5e1b22f","title":"Network route farthest","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Starting at the green circle, which colored terminal has the greatest shortest-route distance along the dark lines? Answer red, blue, or orange.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-network-route-farthest-0ec5e1b22f/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-network-route-farthest-0ec5e1b22f.json","detailSha256":"09b9aede0ed266cc3be91ecffe7f1e5302a20140c90e372cd019cf54225ac11f"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-every-link-terminal-0dc45a6887","title":"Every link terminal","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Each box is a separate network. Starting at green START, which colored terminal can end a route that uses every black link exactly once? You may revisit circles, but must not reuse a link. Links meet only at circles and never cross. Answer red, blue, or orange.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-every-link-terminal-0dc45a6887/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-every-link-terminal-0dc45a6887.json","detailSha256":"e54157891479a87a375877828d5d25e137be75ba277b4eb2f11c8f633ccfaf0c"},{"id":"image-support-steered-crosscanvas-route-terminal-d198f4c6d7","title":"Crosscanvas route terminal","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"One thin connected dark trace begins at the black source dot on the far left, winds continuously across nearly the whole image, and ends at exactly one of the three coloured dots on the far right. Which colour is the dot that this single trace connects to? Answer coral, teal, or violet.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-crosscanvas-route-terminal-d198f4c6d7/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-crosscanvas-route-terminal-d198f4c6d7.json","detailSha256":"05c8764b1b5f3e7a0390c2041e8ee67321c7c20c827b108cbeccf6fb2a8da440"},{"id":"image-support-steered-route-turn-handshake-correspondence-4e84a0b14e","title":"Route turn handshake correspondence","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Luna","question":"One navy route is a single connected trace through fields R, A, and B. R is the reference; A and B are candidates. In each field, walk the route left to right and record the handedness of its five interior bends. Walk each candidate right to left before comparing; which candidate has the same complete turn-handshake as R?","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-route-turn-handshake-correspondence-4e84a0b14e/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-route-turn-handshake-correspondence-4e84a0b14e.json","detailSha256":"1b46e1266161b363da48f52b8246ddac110f77acfae57da56318ae4305bf0616"},{"id":"image-support-steered-pivot-tape-mirror-break-1f5aa358fc","title":"Pivot tape mirror break","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The picture shows one narrow tape lying somewhere on a decorated board. Only the marks on the tape decide the answer; every mark off the tape is decoration and means nothing. The tape carries a black diamond at its exact middle, and one of its two ends is drawn as a solid pointed arrow tip while the other end is square. On each side of the diamond there is the same number of small coloured square marks, evenly spaced along the tape. Counting outwards from the diamond, the mark at step 1 on one side is paired with the mark at step 1 on the other side, step 2 with step 2, and so on to the last step. Every pair is made of two marks of the same colour, except for exactly one pair whose two marks have different colours. Colours repeat across pairs, and on every tape the two colours of the odd pair each occur three times in total, so counting how often a colour occurs cannot tell you which side of the diamond the answer is on. Find the one pair whose two marks differ, and look at the mark of that pair lying on the side of the diamond that has the arrow tip. What colour is it? Answer red, orange, yellow, green, blue or purple.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-pivot-tape-mirror-break-1f5aa358fc/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-pivot-tape-mirror-break-1f5aa358fc.json","detailSha256":"d0e7a0a36f46b2fbae7821376dbec875ca26f63dcb6bc0f4dfe035ae1dca28b6"},{"id":"image-support-steered-rank-echo-tags-1a2c8e291b","title":"Rank echo tags","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"The five navy dots at left are the reference. Dot sizes may all change. Which colored tag marks the row at right whose left-to-right size ranking exactly matches the reference? Answer red, green, or blue.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-rank-echo-tags-1a2c8e291b/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-rank-echo-tags-1a2c8e291b.json","detailSha256":"2069a5c8b29c79b9e40139e0cd2b5903cad1157d357fc7597ea8cd8b8b47df5b"},{"id":"image-support-steered-split-seal-correspondence-35b2857521","title":"Split seal correspondence","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"The two gray cards at the top are the LEFT and RIGHT reference sets. Black four-square glyphs count as the same when one can be quarter-turned to match the other; mirror images do not count. Each tagged card below has a left column and a right column, with order within a column irrelevant. Which color tags the only card whose left column contains exactly the LEFT set and whose right column contains exactly the RIGHT set? Answer amber, cyan, or violet.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-split-seal-correspondence-35b2857521/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-split-seal-correspondence-35b2857521.json","detailSha256":"32bb83f39ffa4f4fb96c18258eecaec32340f17c85b954e07b85631b25c58606"},{"id":"image-support-steered-badge-notch-orientation-49500b10f3","title":"Badge notch orientation","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Luna","question":"In the highlighted filled badge, is the notch cut into its upper edge or lower edge? Answer upper or lower.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-badge-notch-orientation-49500b10f3/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-badge-notch-orientation-49500b10f3.json","detailSha256":"c863f80e65f0f955a567057d90e72577051ef579a6924d47e7b72af5839e2964"},{"id":"image-support-steered-window-area-unit-tally-1ec36c9dd5","title":"Window area unit tally","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The sheet carries exactly one solid slate-grey patch, and exactly one square window of sheet colour is cut out of the interior of that patch. Every other mark on the sheet, in any other colour, is decorative and must be ignored. Take the area of that square window as one unit of area, and take the slate ink still present after the window is cut as the measured area. How many whole units of area does the slate ink cover, that is, the largest whole number of window-areas that fits inside the slate ink area? Answer with a single integer.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-window-area-unit-tally-1ec36c9dd5/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-window-area-unit-tally-1ec36c9dd5.json","detailSha256":"aa4f74ed115a51e873a2e8be73fea96633af0639eed2777869420866ca0cb512"},{"id":"image-support-steered-sampling-window-density-1363d7c64c","title":"Sampling window density","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Which outlined sampling window has the greater blue-point density? Divide the number of blue points inside each window by that window's interior area. Answer left or right.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-sampling-window-density-1363d7c64c/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-sampling-window-density-1363d7c64c.json","detailSha256":"d2942b88dbb8981d173fb2104969a9d972f737fc8c6afc4c3c96328374766600"},{"id":"image-support-steered-local-slope-sign-agreement-27f953d0f0","title":"Local slope sign agreement","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"In the local inset, read each colored segment from left to right. A segment RISES when its right end is higher on the page and FALLS when its right end is lower. Do the CYAN and ORANGE segments have the same trend—both RISE or both FALL? Answer YES or NO.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-local-slope-sign-agreement-27f953d0f0/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-local-slope-sign-agreement-27f953d0f0.json","detailSha256":"06c1a6845f498280fe30408c8b8cd08e5e56a6abbe07554438d3c8e845f3ccb8"},{"id":"image-support-steered-woven-crossing-parity-268d542d53","title":"Woven crossing parity","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"Luna","question":"Do the two visible ribbon badges use the same over-under crossing? At each badge's central crossing, identify the uninterrupted diagonal; answer yes only when the two uninterrupted diagonals have the same slant, and no otherwise.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-woven-crossing-parity-268d542d53/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-woven-crossing-parity-268d542d53.json","detailSha256":"93b0a07f97bb98f9c7838ce112fb4b170071593e9d828d1c0145ca710856bbe9"},{"id":"image-support-steered-mitten-rack-overlap-587f6f8b22","title":"Mitten rack overlap","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"Opus 5","question":"This picture shows a mitten-drying room on a plain white background. Two identical dark grey wooden racks, drawn as open rectangular frames, stand far apart: one near the left edge and one near the right edge. Each rack hangs between two and five mittens, all drawn as the same shape at the same size, so mittens differ only in their single flat colour; the thumb of a mitten may point either way, and that never matters. No rack ever hangs two mittens of the same colour. Some mittens may also lie loose on the floor in the empty space between the two racks; a loose mitten is not on a rack and must be ignored completely. Call a colour shared when at least one mitten of that colour hangs on the left rack and at least one mitten of that colour hangs on the right rack. The two racks need not hang the same number of mittens, and the two racks need not be at the same height. How many colours are shared between the two racks? Answer with exactly one of: 0, 1, 2, 3.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-mitten-rack-overlap-587f6f8b22/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-mitten-rack-overlap-587f6f8b22.json","detailSha256":"8d24ab9b4c35fc1d5af800059a4d1ef547a86e2ad819de154c6ea3c554ecd984"},{"id":"image-support-steered-week-grid-column-count-1d07193d7b","title":"Week grid column count","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"How many columns are in the WEEK grid? Count each separate outlined vertical box once, including boxes on both sides of the wide center break.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-week-grid-column-count-1d07193d7b/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-week-grid-column-count-1d07193d7b.json","detailSha256":"ed7a3de3b43d3b581a0fa44defdcff55a067d7087125bcd64963b2b44037e764"},{"id":"image-support-steered-rainbow-badge-bands-170e8d1a9c","title":"Rainbow badge bands","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"How many colored bands are visible inside the dark-outlined rainbow disk? Count each uninterrupted band once; ignore the pale gray dots outside the disk. Answer 5, 6, 7, or 8.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-rainbow-badge-bands-170e8d1a9c/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-rainbow-badge-bands-170e8d1a9c.json","detailSha256":"d2eb907b6b8b8f8b5df10c464d52204680a24232e0db629e655eda943907d076"},{"id":"image-support-steered-route-turncode-reveal-1c70b6819e","title":"Route turncode reveal","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Luna","question":"One red cap marks the start of one connected navy route and a green cap marks its end. Follow the route from red to green. It has 32 successive teeth, each with an apex between two baseline joins. Unroll the route in traversal order. For every tooth write # when its apex is above its two joins and . when it is below. Place the 32 marks row-major into a 4-row by 8-column bitmap and compare it with A) LOOP = 11110000/10011001/10011001/11110000 or B) LACE = 00001111/01100110/01100110/00001111. If the distances tie, choose A; tie cases are quarantined. Which symbol appears? Answer A or B. Ignore the caps and background.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-route-turncode-reveal-1c70b6819e/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-route-turncode-reveal-1c70b6819e.json","detailSha256":"db523d94637920c4b4051f3d375f4d44ce6031746c04dbb364b2362ac2565e84"},{"id":"image-support-steered-ribbon-stack-reveal-1fc1145dcd","title":"Ribbon stack reveal","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Opus 5","question":"Exactly one ribbon in this picture is orange; every other ribbon is pale green-gray. The orange ribbon is a single unbranching chain of six equal square panels joined edge to edge by narrower necks, so it has exactly two ends and every other panel has exactly two neighbours along the ribbon. A solid black triangle outside one end panel points at the end where the ribbon starts. Each panel carries a 5 by 5 field of small dark square dots and empty cells, but that field is printed in the ribbon's own travel frame, not in the frame of the page: within a panel, a row runs in the direction the ribbon leaves that panel toward the next panel along the chain, from the panel's first column to its fifth, and the rows are numbered in the quarter-turn clockwise from that direction. The final panel uses the direction by which the ribbon arrived at it. Carry out this operation: read every panel's 5 by 5 field in that panel's own travel frame, lay all six fields on top of one another so that cell (row, column) meets cell (row, column), and keep exactly the cells that carry a dot in every one of the six panels. Exactly 9 of the 25 cells survive. The surviving cells form one symbol on the 5 by 5 grid: 'plus' is the full centre row together with the full centre column, 'ex' is the two full diagonals, 'tee' is the full top row together with the centre column below it, and 'ell' is the full left column together with the full bottom row. No single panel shows the symbol, the ribbon's path across the page is not the symbol, the pale ribbons are decoration, and stacking the panels in page orientation instead of each panel's own travel frame does not give the symbol. Which symbol do the surviving cells form? Answer with exactly one of: ell, ex, plus, tee.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-ribbon-stack-reveal-1fc1145dcd/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-ribbon-stack-reveal-1fc1145dcd.json","detailSha256":"c2e46148365ac54833c04f7daf8551aad9c9a55c4da830eaba06fa2bc66893e1"},{"id":"image-support-steered-finite-difference-arrow-1276a6dd7c","title":"Finite difference arrow","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Inside the purple frame, compare every square with the square immediately to its left (treat the first square in each row as unchanged). Mark a cell dark exactly when the pair differs. Which arrow appears: up, down, left, or right?","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-finite-difference-arrow-1276a6dd7c/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-finite-difference-arrow-1276a6dd7c.json","detailSha256":"37a5b8fd7fb16cedaafd74e3ffe4b481024b6a8b187ff3279cd4b639cd527f87"},{"id":"image-support-steered-ribbon-route-reassembly-3980b27c82","title":"Ribbon route reassembly","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Follow the connected ribbon from the red ring to the gold triangle. Read its 25 panels in travel order and place them left-to-right in five rows of five. Which dark-panel pattern needs the fewest panel changes: corner (a full edge row plus an end column), tee (a full edge row plus the center column), or chevron (two diagonal arms meeting at a tip)? Rotations and reflections keep the same name; answer ambiguous for a tie.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-ribbon-route-reassembly-3980b27c82/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-ribbon-route-reassembly-3980b27c82.json","detailSha256":"eda232469d9705e78db412c6ba32a147abd46a097b9a4061681a00ef1f923bbe"},{"id":"image-support-steered-constellation-handedness-638c5b54a9","title":"Constellation handedness","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"Luna","question":"Ignoring position, scale, color, and rotation, do the two separated dot constellations have the same handedness? Answer yes or no.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-constellation-handedness-638c5b54a9/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-constellation-handedness-638c5b54a9.json","detailSha256":"9e45a5d30eacf58fff8d0b35304392cb176c4cc7fa982656550bd07761a73619"},{"id":"image-support-steered-cocircular-arc-pair-261cf2c3e8","title":"Cocircular arc pair","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The page shows exactly four thin dark arcs: one near the top edge, one near the bottom edge, one near the left edge and one near the right edge. Every pale grey blob is background clutter and must be ignored. All four arcs are drawn in the same dark colour with the same thickness, the same length and the same curvature, so colour, thickness, length, curvature and the amount of ink say nothing about the answer. Because the four arcs share one curvature, each arc is a piece of a circle of one common size, and the only thing that tells those circles apart is where the centre of each circle lies. Exactly two of the four arcs are pieces of one and the same circle, that is, the two arcs whose circles have the same centre; each of the other two arcs belongs to a circle with a different centre. Continue each arc into its whole circle and report which two arcs share a circle, naming each of the two by the page edge it lies near. No single arc can settle this: only the agreement between two of them can. Answer unclear if no two arcs share a circle, or if two different pairs of arcs come so close to sharing a circle that the sharing pair cannot be told apart. Which two arcs lie on the same circle: top and bottom, left and right, top and left, top and right, bottom and left, bottom and right, or unclear?","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-cocircular-arc-pair-261cf2c3e8/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-cocircular-arc-pair-261cf2c3e8.json","detailSha256":"8fd5535596a0d5f25ab9cdbe3d68bf68a0144612183d713643361a8c1b2abb3a"},{"id":"image-support-steered-half-turn-tile-patch-1a923faf63","title":"Half turn tile patch","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"The colored patch contains exactly 36 equal square tiles joined edge-to-edge. Around the red center pin, would the whole patch look unchanged after a 180-degree half-turn? Answer yes or no.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-half-turn-tile-patch-1a923faf63/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-half-turn-tile-patch-1a923faf63.json","detailSha256":"13b6edbaab5bc9759a3150dd8e082c799e0a74987effe31b3374634c89277930"},{"id":"image-support-steered-negative-space-waist-1c7e16582c","title":"Negative space waist","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"The two detached colored banks bound one pale corridor. Does the corridor stay evenly wide as it bends, or does its width clearly change at the middle? Answer even or changing.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-negative-space-waist-1c7e16582c/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-negative-space-waist-1c7e16582c.json","detailSha256":"7c54c5da1208b25ab77bd87732884f09c9372cd76bd10289bc717b5ce0019508"},{"id":"image-support-steered-route-reach-color-b11f346019","title":"Route reach color","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"Follow the single dark route from the orange start marker. Which colored destination marker does the route connect to? Answer red, blue, or green.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-route-reach-color-b11f346019/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-route-reach-color-b11f346019.json","detailSha256":"45e6cb77bfee31f6fc0616be7854d498aeec41b644b3f2b3e4b346a15dea129b"},{"id":"image-support-steered-dual-signature-seal-search-7b18362294","title":"Dual signature seal search","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"Luna","question":"Each quadrant contains one compact filled medallion. A medallion has a hole when a background region is completely enclosed by its ink, and it has a notch when its outside border has one inward bite. Which quadrant contains the only medallion with both a hole and a notch? Answer NW, NE, SW, or SE.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-dual-signature-seal-search-7b18362294/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-dual-signature-seal-search-7b18362294.json","detailSha256":"bebe46b172ad3eb55a54c99e2bb343017a3a1e38b9a22a9be90ccfad785ea350"},{"id":"image-support-steered-patch-pair-parallel-search-595f3812d8","title":"Patch pair parallel search","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The picture is a plain page divided, from top to bottom, into four horizontal bands of exactly equal height; no line is drawn between them. Counting downwards the bands are the first, second, third and fourth. Each band holds one station. A station is made of two separate square-ish clusters of twelve short straight strokes each: the two clusters of a station are drawn in the same ink colour, they stand side by side in that band with a wide band of empty background between them, and no mark joins them. Every stroke inside one cluster has the same tilt, so a cluster shows a single stroke direction twelve times over. A tilt has no arrowhead: a stroke and the same stroke turned by a half turn point the same way. Exactly one station has both of its clusters tilted the same way, so that the strokes of its left cluster are parallel to the strokes of its right cluster. In every other station the two clusters are tilted clearly differently. Both clusters of a station must be read: one cluster alone never decides anything. Clusters that belong to different bands are never a match, and the page always contains a cluster in some other band whose tilt copies the winning tilt exactly, so a tilt that appears again elsewhere on the page does not name a band. The ink colours, which is only there to show which two clusters belong to the same station, how far the stations sit from the left edge, the small up and down shifts of the stations, and the tiny isolated specks dotted about the background all carry no information. Which band holds the station whose two clusters of strokes are parallel to each other? Answer with one of: first, second, third, fourth.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-patch-pair-parallel-search-595f3812d8/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-patch-pair-parallel-search-595f3812d8.json","detailSha256":"40ee44e3c3d9ade6b1fa7e4f29feac117ed5b8d9b58fbd2cb3dc19cf5c7567a8"},{"id":"image-support-steered-radial-order-badge-search-1f74017b1a","title":"Radial order badge search","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Which labeled badge has, from its center outward, cyan, amber, violet, then green? Answer A, B, C, or D.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-radial-order-badge-search-1f74017b1a/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-radial-order-badge-search-1f74017b1a.json","detailSha256":"da97e7ddab2a3ce95abb8064f2601c485be1e9387d361fa3a0f921f2284ffcdf"},{"id":"image-support-steered-cocircular-arc-pair-search-20b4c7e0e4","title":"Cocircular arc pair search","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Each color draws two detached curved strokes. Imagine extending each stroke along its own circle. Which color's two strokes lie on one and the same circle, with the same center and radius? Exactly one qualifies. Answer red, blue, green, or purple.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-cocircular-arc-pair-search-20b4c7e0e4/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-cocircular-arc-pair-search-20b4c7e0e4.json","detailSha256":"a875a964cdc6f241f9e912f10831fa6a650e39b67d252d08adacd87373f7acb8"},{"id":"image-support-steered-corner-state-match-bb6aa84b71","title":"Corner state match","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"Two small tracking registers are far apart, one at the top-left corner and one at the bottom-right corner of the canvas, and the white space between them is empty. Each register has one coloured start dot (blue = tracked state OFF, orange = tracked state ON) plus a cluster of red toggle dots that invert that register's own tracked state, once per red dot. Track each register's state independently, then bind the two distant registers together by comparing them. Do both tracked states end up equal? Answer yes or no.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-corner-state-match-bb6aa84b71/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-corner-state-match-bb6aa84b71.json","detailSha256":"15988976c4a9718ca24cba0e0bd0821813f924c494a616cfa4deee18d5ea4aca"},{"id":"image-support-steered-state-first-return-route-34acabde77","title":"State first return route","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Luna","question":"Start at the ringed badge and follow the one connected route through stations 1 to 11 in increasing number order. The token has four states A, B, C, and D. The badge colors mean red=A, green=B, blue=C, and purple=D. At each station, a filled right-pointing triangle advances one state cyclically A-B-C-D-A, a filled left-pointing triangle retreats one state, and an outlined square leaves the state unchanged. Ignore the starting position when looking for a return. After the token has first left its starting state, which numbered station is the first station at which the token has the starting state again? Answer 1 through 11.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-state-first-return-route-34acabde77/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-state-first-return-route-34acabde77.json","detailSha256":"830ccbafa2760434a9e08183c2f0b9c680eaf495032b2ef80da49cb6d63ad92c"},{"id":"image-support-steered-reflect-track-replay-3dc69a8970","title":"Reflect track replay","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The board is a grid of square cells with five rows and six columns, read left to right. In the leftmost column a black disk marks the row where the token starts. The next four columns are four moves applied in that order. In a move column the teal cells mean up and the amber cells mean down, and the number of coloured cells in that column is how many rows the token moves; grey cells are inert filler. If a move would carry the token past the top row or past the bottom row, it bounces off that edge and spends its remaining steps in the opposite direction. The rightmost column shows one coloured cap per row: red, blue, green, purple and pink in some order. After all four moves have been applied, which cap colour is in the token's row? Answer with one colour name.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-reflect-track-replay-3dc69a8970/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-reflect-track-replay-3dc69a8970.json","detailSha256":"2b6c74d5258c37720535a28b81513e1acc5ae4f43b9942a3bf4cba239d9503de"},{"id":"image-support-steered-ticket-queue-replay-144c3b58d7","title":"Ticket queue replay","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"FRONT is the left end. Read badges 1 then 2: cyan swaps the two front tickets; coral serves (removes) the front ticket. Which color is at the front afterward?","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-ticket-queue-replay-144c3b58d7/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-ticket-queue-replay-144c3b58d7.json","detailSha256":"e3b61e34eb9382fa958eb2044246398fe661468b32f8b1f637f066dcdef6c2fd"},{"id":"image-support-steered-serpentine-heading-mirror-132569b6c6","title":"Serpentine heading mirror","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Begin with the direction shown by the white arrow in the purple tile. Follow the touching tiles in alternating row order: left-to-right, then right-to-left, then left-to-right, then right-to-left. Gold means turn clockwise by one quarter turn; teal means reflect the direction across a vertical mirror, swapping east with west while keeping north and south. What is the final compass direction?","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-serpentine-heading-mirror-132569b6c6/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-serpentine-heading-mirror-132569b6c6.json","detailSha256":"9e63646f5c7484abd19be30b7668c8db033f5eda3cc0528a8d2bb06418032fa1"},{"id":"image-support-steered-focal-face-adjacency-26a1ade93d","title":"Focal face adjacency","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Luna","question":"Do the red and blue chamber marks share a full wall? The dark glyph contains enclosed white chambers; a corner touch does not count. Answer yes or no.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-focal-face-adjacency-26a1ade93d/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-focal-face-adjacency-26a1ade93d.json","detailSha256":"6eddce618082abee994e8642d112154586e34a1e8fe67fff82f63693f4ec1945"},{"id":"image-support-steered-twin-seal-depth-duel-3dcd6c3a05","title":"Twin seal depth duel","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Opus 5","question":"This page shows black ink together with coloured decorations in red, blue, orange, purple, green and grey. Only black ink counts as a wall; coloured and grey marks never count, even when a decoration is drawn as a closed ring with its own hole. A white area is shut in when you cannot travel from it to the edge of the page without crossing black ink, and its depth is the number of separate black rings you must cross to get out. A black ring that carries a visible gap is not a wall around anything: you may walk through the gap, however narrow it looks and however far it lies from the area you started in. Exactly two clusters of black rings on this page shut in a white core; each of those clusters is a stack of two or three black square rings drawn one inside the other around its own core, and the two clusters stand apart with plain white page between them. Every other black mark on the page shuts in nothing. The two cores never have the same depth: one is shut in by exactly one more unbroken ring than the other. How large a cluster is, how many rings are drawn in it, how much black ink it holds, where on the page the pair sits, and how many coloured marks are drawn never decide the answer. Taking the two clusters in left-to-right order, which cluster's core is shut in by more unbroken black rings? Answer left or right.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-twin-seal-depth-duel-3dcd6c3a05/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-twin-seal-depth-duel-3dcd6c3a05.json","detailSha256":"0d24052e85d3c99375826ed74b908ea55d6f9c29f613aadddac71c74e4209f79"},{"id":"image-support-steered-alternating-station-cycle-19f8f1af5d","title":"Alternating station cycle","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"The black railway is one closed loop. Count only yellow stations centered on the railway; ignore identical yellow stations away from it. Could the on-railway stations be colored alternately cyan and orange all the way around so that every neighboring pair has different colors? Answer yes or no.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-alternating-station-cycle-19f8f1af5d/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-alternating-station-cycle-19f8f1af5d.json","detailSha256":"5dc627e773a2d5e7aaf1d0f3f210d1f62e7be1b2218aecab4ce2d0e11d47db00"},{"id":"image-support-steered-boundary-incidence-badge-58e811d973","title":"Boundary incidence badge","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"The amber tile is solid. Does it touch two different connected white regions? White areas connect through shared edges, not diagonal corners; a region may be enclosed or connected to the outside. Answer yes or no.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-boundary-incidence-badge-58e811d973/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-boundary-incidence-badge-58e811d973.json","detailSha256":"91315033386fcc0f4ac3af24fa9ec60e32663e9462bc0bc61908a73ec751ce34"},{"id":"image-support-steered-ribbon-midpoint-checkpoint-2d7d528524","title":"Ribbon midpoint checkpoint","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"Luna","question":"Which ringed checkpoint—amber or violet—is closer to the halfway point of the thick green-to-red ribbon?","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-ribbon-midpoint-checkpoint-2d7d528524/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-ribbon-midpoint-checkpoint-2d7d528524.json","detailSha256":"09f8720f99d7f117bcba384c10e187c8364a2f7112c9dcaeb4496c5e4fe14c4d"},{"id":"image-support-steered-rank-fix-duet-1b08b834f3","title":"Rank fix duet","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The picture contains exactly two dark cords in two far-apart parts of the image, and the two cords never touch each other. Each cord is a single unbranched stroke of constant thickness with two free ends. On each cord one end is covered by a black square, which marks that cord's start; the other end is bare. Each cord carries exactly three disks sitting on it, one red, one green and one blue, so every colour appears once on each cord. On a given cord, walk along the stroke from that cord's black start square towards its bare end and number the disks 1, 2 and 3 in the order you meet them; that number is the disk's position on that cord. The two cords may have very different total lengths and different disk spacings, and only the order of meeting counts, not any distance. Exactly one colour has the same position number on both cords, and the other two colours have their two position numbers exchanged. Which colour has the same position number on both cords? Answer red, green, or blue.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-rank-fix-duet-1b08b834f3/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-rank-fix-duet-1b08b834f3.json","detailSha256":"136ae5dbc9149958d2f53dc12116c2f1f11ce6ff20f81c0c9386d8eb30ce9deb"},{"id":"image-support-steered-bicolor-belt-distance-1133a37863","title":"Bicolor belt distance","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Trace the uniformly wide belt from the green ring to the red ring. Is the total centerline distance traveled on cyan pavement or on orange pavement longer? Answer cyan or orange.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-bicolor-belt-distance-1133a37863/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-bicolor-belt-distance-1133a37863.json","detailSha256":"582475d1eac3c64414f26d9eab4f3e9981b53f952bacafbea030748f912714e4"},{"id":"image-support-steered-sliding-tile-exit-2d8e610813","title":"Sliding tile exit","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"The blue square is a sliding tile. Without rotating it, keep the whole tile on the dark floor and trace from its blue start. Which exit can it reach, red or gold? Answer red or gold.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-sliding-tile-exit-2d8e610813/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-sliding-tile-exit-2d8e610813.json","detailSha256":"86a96a854a1065b2b6dcee68c1be5bd068b6ec67fc09d5a8be46284622c80273"},{"id":"model-feedback-gateway-ladder-reach-2918fdcc33","title":"Gateway ladder reach","experiment":"model-feedback","experimentLabel":"Model-feedback-steered generation","profile":null,"generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"A pale sheet is split by four thick dark walls into five vertical strips. A blue dot sits in the far-left strip, and one coloured dot sits in each of the other four strips: cyan, then magenta, then lime, then gold. An open wall has a tall pale gap at its top, so the route can pass; a sealed wall runs top to bottom and blocks everything to its right. The blue dot reaches a coloured dot exactly when every wall to that dot's left is open. How many of the four coloured dots can the blue dot reach? Answer with exactly one of: zero, one, two, three, four.","image":"static/questions/model-feedback-gateway-ladder-reach-2918fdcc33/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/model-feedback-gateway-ladder-reach-2918fdcc33.json","detailSha256":"408472744d83296c2337e2a07f3ea2a8595de107f912700e91f480af9bf627b7"},{"id":"model-feedback-fractional-pin-alignment-15b11ad84c","title":"Fractional pin alignment","experiment":"model-feedback","experimentLabel":"Model-feedback-steered generation","profile":null,"generator":"Luna","question":"Each panel has a red row and a blue row of three pins. For each row, divide the left gap by the right gap. Which panel has the same ratio in red and blue? Answer panel-A, panel-B, panel-C, or panel-D.","image":"static/questions/model-feedback-fractional-pin-alignment-15b11ad84c/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/model-feedback-fractional-pin-alignment-15b11ad84c.json","detailSha256":"8213ebdfdbb4b6dc5b1084a85395a5c8b838072e491c3aecf2980a64a7493333"},{"id":"model-feedback-sole-passage-gateway-25a6eab54a","title":"Sole passage gateway","experiment":"model-feedback","experimentLabel":"Model-feedback-steered generation","profile":null,"generator":"Opus 5","question":"This picture is a 6 by 6 block of square rooms. Walls are solid ink, and you may walk between two rooms only through a doorway gap in the wall between them. Two rooms hold a black dot, and four other rooms have a coloured floor: orange, green, blue and pink. Exactly one of those four coloured rooms lies on every walking route between the two black dots; each of the other three can be left out by some route. Which coloured room is it? Answer with exactly one of: orange, green, blue, pink.","image":"static/questions/model-feedback-sole-passage-gateway-25a6eab54a/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/model-feedback-sole-passage-gateway-25a6eab54a.json","detailSha256":"3434830f94128ddf1891202149a4908476394ed1adb8226080ef2624df57eb8e"},{"id":"model-feedback-merged-load-feasibility-091cd8b611","title":"Merged load feasibility","experiment":"model-feedback","experimentLabel":"Model-feedback-steered generation","profile":null,"generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Each line starts with the first ADD load. At each arrow p:q, convert p current units into q units, then merge the next ADD load. At every stage the current load must be at most MAX. Which line stays within all three limits: amber, cyan, or violet?","image":"static/questions/model-feedback-merged-load-feasibility-091cd8b611/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/model-feedback-merged-load-feasibility-091cd8b611.json","detailSha256":"10e4e178325a2c8d9668eca9184f84a95693460d876d6c37e004281cc1ca792a"},{"id":"model-feedback-unavoidable-portal-gate-1181d9ced7","title":"Unavoidable portal gate","experiment":"model-feedback","experimentLabel":"Model-feedback-steered generation","profile":null,"generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Move through touching corridor cells (white or marked) up, down, left, or right. Matching letter portals also connect directly. Which colored gate must every route from START to EXIT cross? Answer amber, cyan, violet, or lime.","image":"static/questions/model-feedback-unavoidable-portal-gate-1181d9ced7/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/model-feedback-unavoidable-portal-gate-1181d9ced7.json","detailSha256":"95de05502c82fe20e16a537e96c40cc6c7790733a39b8a18d89f608709ed6ac5"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-seam-patch-completion-233fc25794","title":"Seam patch completion","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"The top band shows colored contour lines broken by a blank window in the middle. Below, three framed patches A, B, C each propose a way to fill the window. Which patch completes the window so that every colored contour continues continuously across the seam?","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-seam-patch-completion-233fc25794/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-seam-patch-completion-233fc25794.json","detailSha256":"96cd5f855290553d11813e918a3b380478469a76843d6bb3c976067fca619e68"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-colored-arc-curvature-correspondence-248f66a941","title":"Colored arc curvature correspondence","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Luna","question":"The image shows a REFERENCE panel and candidates A and B. Each panel has four uniquely colored curved strokes. Rank the strokes from 1 (least bowed) to 4 (most bowed) by normalized bow from the straight endpoint chord. Which candidate has the same color-to-curvature-rank assignment as the REFERENCE? Ignore panel position, stroke position, rotation, reflection, and line width. Answer A or B.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-colored-arc-curvature-correspondence-248f66a941/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-colored-arc-curvature-correspondence-248f66a941.json","detailSha256":"c510f7730108270d8dee2b27c68704c7cf42ff2323cc77b8dc5c19161f20d157"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-nested-frame-depth-glyph-binding-3552aedcfe","title":"Nested frame depth glyph binding","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The upper part of this image shows four rectangular frames drawn in red, blue, green and purple. The frames are strictly nested: each frame lies completely inside the next larger one, but they are not concentric, so a frame can sit off-centre inside its neighbour. The bottom row of the image shows four grey tiles, and each tile carries exactly one black glyph - a filled disk, a filled square, a filled triangle, or an open ring. The tiles stand for the four frames in nesting order: the leftmost tile stands for the innermost frame, the next tile for the frame that encloses it, and so on, with the rightmost tile standing for the outermost frame. Tile position carries no other meaning, and glyphs are assigned to tiles independently of frame colour. Which glyph is on the tile that stands for the red frame? Answer disk, square, triangle, or ring.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-nested-frame-depth-glyph-binding-3552aedcfe/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-nested-frame-depth-glyph-binding-3552aedcfe.json","detailSha256":"d9a21101145e59e5fd138e008c5a4f1cbe36e64ae54aff08b849064f63520752"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-interval-endpoint-order-21cd62077f","title":"Interval endpoint order","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Each card contains four colored horizontal intervals, one per row. Rows may be rearranged, and a whole card may be shifted or stretched horizontally. Read all eight interval endpoints from left to right, recording both color and whether each endpoint starts or ends its interval. Which colored border encloses the option with exactly the same endpoint order as the REFERENCE? Answer red, blue, or gold.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-interval-endpoint-order-21cd62077f/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-interval-endpoint-order-21cd62077f.json","detailSha256":"fa46ca129d99d9c795c82590e04ed94decc2908058fad41e14e49d82fc71c7da"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-hole-incidence-correspondence-1259e6ab9a","title":"Hole incidence correspondence","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"The magenta frame marks the REFERENCE emblem. Match it to the TARGET emblem with the same topology: compare the sorted numbers of enclosed white holes in each separate black piece. Every emblem has three pieces and four holes in total; shapes, piece order, positions, and sizes do not matter. Which target frame color is it: red, green, blue, or orange?","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-hole-incidence-correspondence-1259e6ab9a/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-hole-incidence-correspondence-1259e6ab9a.json","detailSha256":"969df0a749196bdace1d92f0dcb0fb8c81919c6423903174d2a5b759f34ca085"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-runlength-color-compare-132216aafb","title":"Runlength color compare","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"Which color covers the greater total horizontal length along the bar? Answer red or blue.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-runlength-color-compare-132216aafb/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-runlength-color-compare-132216aafb.json","detailSha256":"73829a812a8384a7857392e06d137a84f2277788869f57687e31d39688afaf79"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-fraction-ratio-layout-504b783d00","title":"Fraction ratio layout","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Luna","question":"Panel A is the left panel and panel B is the right panel. Each panel shows a fraction as two rows of repeated colored terms separated by a horizontal rule. The numerator is the number of terms above the rule and the denominator is the number below it. Which displayed fraction is larger? Choose A or B.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-fraction-ratio-layout-504b783d00/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-fraction-ratio-layout-504b783d00.json","detailSha256":"c0555bd7acf43eaeed4922fa9d387e97c0507d824d2f427ccb3f2913fb645818"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-uneven-scale-readout-1704f89215","title":"Uneven scale readout","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The picture shows four horizontal SCALES drawn one above the other. Each scale is a dark grey horizontal line carrying short dark grey TICKS that hang below it; the leftmost tick of a scale sits at the left end of its line and the rightmost tick at the right end. The ticks of a scale are NOT evenly spaced, and every scale has its own tick pattern and its own number of ticks. Above each scale stands one solid triangular POINTER; the four pointers are red, green, blue and orange, one to a scale, and each pointer marks the position directly under the middle of its triangle. On every scale, stepping from one tick to the next tick on its right always adds exactly ONE UNIT of value, however wide or narrow that gap looks, and the leftmost tick of a scale reads zero. The VALUE a pointer reads is therefore the number of ticks strictly to its left, plus the fraction of the way it stands across the gap it is in, that fraction being its distance from the tick on its left divided by the whole width of that same gap. Distance in the picture is not value: a pointer standing further to the right, or further from the tick on its left, need not read more. No pointer ever stands on a tick, and no two pointers read the same value. The number of ticks on a scale, the width of the gap a pointer stands in, the pointer's distance from the left end of its scale, its distance from the tick on its left, and how high up the picture its scale is drawn are each the answer no more often than chance allows. Which pointer reads the largest value? Answer red, green, blue or orange.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-uneven-scale-readout-1704f89215/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-uneven-scale-readout-1704f89215.json","detailSha256":"b70b17051b5438ef48bcc73e75e8f5e9a8c5e04534da8b050badf737da6a6bad"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-checkpoint-trace-gap-1bf5511b78","title":"Checkpoint trace gap","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"At which labeled checkpoint is the vertical gap between the cyan and magenta markers largest?","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-checkpoint-trace-gap-1bf5511b78/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-checkpoint-trace-gap-1bf5511b78.json","detailSha256":"4cad60a89c623f3a657430cb888c45470feeb45c229ffb43e72af3c7eabeb8de"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-difference-in-differences-leader-1cc7738f13","title":"Difference in differences leader","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Panels A-D are in reading order and share the same vertical scale. In each panel, subtract the blue marker from the orange marker at BEFORE and again at AFTER, then subtract the BEFORE gap from the AFTER gap. Which panel has the largest result? Answer A, B, C, or D.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-difference-in-differences-leader-1cc7738f13/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-difference-in-differences-leader-1cc7738f13.json","detailSha256":"94af8edcdfa979ae711142968e7d7815f6ba1b0b47cacd2a3d8606082687703a"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-prior-stove-burners-262933ce93","title":"Prior stove burners","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"This is a stovetop range. How many burners are on it? Count only the visible burners and answer with a single number.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-prior-stove-burners-262933ce93/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-prior-stove-burners-262933ce93.json","detailSha256":"14953a798cbe1bbb54ba5e01b918c4a50b61f3cab63b298acf6131e172f2dc6a"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-paperclip-loop-state-18e8973eb8","title":"Paperclip loop state","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"Luna","question":"Is the paperclip's large loop open or closed? 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The one solid black disc painted inside the leaf is the handle. Any white bars crossing the leaf are panel grooves and never mark the answer. Now imagine the straight line drawn across the middle of the leaf parallel to the hinged edge: it splits the leaf into a half that touches the hinged edge and a half that does not. The handle belongs to the half that contains the centre of the black disc. Which edge carries the hinges, the leaf's size and shape, where it sits on the page, its colour, the number and size of the hinge blocks, the size of the handle and the number of panel grooves all change from image to image, and the handle need not be placed where a door handle is normally placed. Read only what is painted in this image and do not answer from where handles usually go. Is the handle in the same half of the leaf as the hinged edge, or in the opposite half? Answer with exactly one of: same, opposite.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-door-handle-hinge-side-3f166d6b2e/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-door-handle-hinge-side-3f166d6b2e.json","detailSha256":"c395bac3e432008c4f1b9626363a2f3ea3362d8d7a7a5052b6654fad873fcbea"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-bias-radiation-blades-0da9b8d6b2","title":"Bias radiation blades","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"How many large dark wedge-shaped blades are visible in the radiation warning sign, around the center disk? Count each detached large blade once; ignore the center disk, border, and small square markers. Answer 2, 3, 4, or 5.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-bias-radiation-blades-0da9b8d6b2/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-bias-radiation-blades-0da9b8d6b2.json","detailSha256":"b27e7f609a26e9fc713d94feba449a5937f8893cf90cdd9218597925ef15bcd8"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-usb-left-terminal-shape-conflict-0bd5fcfae3","title":"Usb left terminal shape conflict","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"At the end of the branch that extends left from the central stem of the large USB-like symbol, which colored endpoint shape is visible: circle, square, or triangle? Ignore the two small corner diamonds and answer with the shape name.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-usb-left-terminal-shape-conflict-0bd5fcfae3/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-usb-left-terminal-shape-conflict-0bd5fcfae3.json","detailSha256":"7bb371b3efaeda05e85305b385e31d8cae5893ea2a6adff46c0a38fd21310b2f"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-value-modulo-band-14d55f2d1d","title":"Value modulo band","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"The image is a 32x32 lattice of flat gray blocks, each painted a single random gray level, so the field looks like uniform flat noise. A hidden vertical band was encoded in the VALUE of the gray levels: inside the band every block's level is an exact multiple of 7 (residue 0), outside it the levels are arbitrary. Take each block's gray level MODULO 7 and light up the residue-0 blocks; the band appears. Which vertical band is revealed, the left band L or the right band R? Answer L or R.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-value-modulo-band-14d55f2d1d/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-value-modulo-band-14d55f2d1d.json","detailSha256":"9d368c0f40e348d06cd346bad1ffd0aa186accd32665b6ed234012b8d76e85d4"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-adjacent-difference-emblem-3d332be2fe","title":"Adjacent difference emblem","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Luna","question":"Find the grayscale square just inside four colored 16x16 corner marks, with an 8-pixel gap. For every pixel, take the absolute difference from the pixel immediately to its right, reusing the rightmost pixel at the right edge, then replace each result by the centered 5x5 mean with edge replication. Ignore the marks and canvas and choose the broad symbol: wave, ring, hook, or crown.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-adjacent-difference-emblem-3d332be2fe/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-adjacent-difference-emblem-3d332be2fe.json","detailSha256":"8fb071ce502c8ce755dc4c590e921eb7ce2d0ac620d7dab2609cfed42f339214"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-swatch-band-stencil-reveal-23254c29b1","title":"Swatch band stencil reveal","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The image shows one square panel enclosed by a coloured frame and ruled into a 9 by 9 grid of equal square cells. Every cell is printed in one flat shade of grey taken from six evenly spaced greys. Above the panel two key squares are printed in the same coloured outline, and each carries one of those six greys. Keep a cell when its grey lies in the closed band between the two key greys, that is when it is no darker than the darker key square and no lighter than the lighter key square; discard every other cell, whether it is darker than the darker key or lighter than the lighter key. The kept cells form one of these symbols: plus, square, chevron, ladder, arrow. Each symbol is drawn on a 7 by 7 block of cells that may sit anywhere inside the 9 by 9 panel. Match by sliding each symbol over the panel to the placement disagreeing with the kept cells in the fewest of the 81 cells, and take the symbol with the smallest such count. Which symbol do the kept cells form? Answer with one word.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-swatch-band-stencil-reveal-23254c29b1/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-swatch-band-stencil-reveal-23254c29b1.json","detailSha256":"afcedcf13f825f3295d93cb41705936399e9cdfaca2311555c001fa1e1867b61"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-halftone-blur-reveal-264e12ea7c","title":"Halftone blur reveal","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Blur the cyan-framed halftone field until its tiny checks blend together. 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Which coloured dot lies inside the completely sealed-off white region? Choose: red, green, blue, or orange.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-enclosed-region-marker-29aae90c43/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-enclosed-region-marker-29aae90c43.json","detailSha256":"f6165675d85c61cf69365616909018f638a7d82a6a344a735a8211a8b2f8e8a4"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-smooth-path-constellation-284d9c9f7e","title":"Smooth path constellation","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"Luna","question":"Which color's dots lie on one smooth bowed path? Compare the complete dot set; ignore color, lane position, dot count, and dot size. Choose red, blue, or green.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-smooth-path-constellation-284d9c9f7e/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-smooth-path-constellation-284d9c9f7e.json","detailSha256":"0fff73af111bbbcd03b3aa35c9b4af59a8f968a0b6c405e0b08bb579739da9b6"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-stroke-axis-convergence-0bd5ec308f","title":"Stroke axis convergence","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The picture shows a plain background covered with many short grey strokes and four coloured dots: one red, one green, one blue and one orange. Every grey stroke has the same length, the same thickness and the same colour, and the strokes never touch each other or the dots. The strokes are aimed: if a stroke is extended into a full straight line in both directions, that line passes through one single hidden spot, apart from a small wobble of at most twenty-four degrees that is added to each stroke on its own. All the strokes are aimed at the same hidden spot. Exactly one of the four coloured dots is sitting on that spot; the other three dots are far away from it, and they lie on the same circle as it does. Because of the wobble a single stroke is not enough: the spot is the place that fits all of the strokes together best. The colours of the dots, where the dots and strokes are placed, how many strokes there are and how much ink the picture contains carry no information about the answer. Which coloured dot are the grey strokes aimed at? Answer with one of red, green, blue or orange.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-stroke-axis-convergence-0bd5ec308f/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-stroke-axis-convergence-0bd5ec308f.json","detailSha256":"3d5da2a364fdf526e5710ffe1a3bb88fe5e18a2b2a80e98ce31dcd0dd324f014"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-hull-lamina-balance-15f8801471","title":"Hull lamina balance","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Imagine the tightest convex rubber band around every black dot, then uniformly fill the region inside it. Which colored marker is closer to the balance point of that filled region: red or blue? Answer red or blue.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-hull-lamina-balance-15f8801471/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-hull-lamina-balance-15f8801471.json","detailSha256":"e99e8f4f0ef72f8a98a830aaf88e3aafe03e2dc6f8077d7525d2076a11983c54"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-occluded-curve-continuation-164fb24618","title":"Occluded curve continuation","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"The gray band hides the middle of the curves. Each color marks one left fragment and one right fragment. Extend every fragment through the band without changing its direction or bend. Which color's two fragments form one smooth curve? Answer red, blue, green, or orange.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-occluded-curve-continuation-164fb24618/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-occluded-curve-continuation-164fb24618.json","detailSha256":"7004234474298277a4217d1638c588e4f6c9efa2c3694fc0e972295688c33574"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-proximity-quadrant-search-2aa382eab7","title":"Proximity quadrant search","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"The image is split into four quadrants (top-left, top-right, bottom-left, bottom-right) by two light-grey lines that cross at the image centre, where a small mid-grey diamond marker is drawn. Each quadrant contains one dark filled dot. Exactly one dot is closer to the central marker than every other dot. Which quadrant contains the dot that is nearest to the central marker? Answer with one quadrant name.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-proximity-quadrant-search-2aa382eab7/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-proximity-quadrant-search-2aa382eab7.json","detailSha256":"663667954c87afde517b86240ddf5b2e4da3cac74bd26f558d63c986b4c3806c"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-equidistant-hub-panel-search-2e52011290","title":"Equidistant hub panel search","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"Luna","question":"Which labeled panel contains the only four-marker arrangement with one marker equally distant from each of the other three? Inspect all four equal panels, ignore labels, color, position, and size, and answer A, B, C, or D.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-equidistant-hub-panel-search-2e52011290/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-equidistant-hub-panel-search-2e52011290.json","detailSha256":"204aa50ae0f97c2baedb7a5cfa2123f815ee29fce76db8fbc476779502dc7587"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-escape-gap-panel-1dc327fe7a","title":"Escape gap panel","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"Opus 5","question":"Thin gray lines split this image into four square panels side by side, counted from the left. Each panel contains one ring drawn as a circle outline with a single opening cut out of it, and one small filled dot lying outside that ring. A dot faces its ring's opening when the straight direction from the centre of that ring to that dot passes through the opening rather than through the drawn part of the ring. Exactly one panel has its dot facing its own opening; in every other panel the direction to the dot misses the opening by more than fourteen degrees. Every ring has the same radius, and opening width, dot distance, dot colour, ring colour, panel position and the amount of ink in a panel carry no information about the answer: the facing panel is not systematically the one with the widest or the narrowest opening, nor the one with the nearest or the farthest dot. Compare each dot only with the ring in its own panel. Which half of the image contains the panel whose dot faces its ring's opening, given that the first two panels form the left half and the last two form the right half? Answer with exactly one of: left, right.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-escape-gap-panel-1dc327fe7a/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-escape-gap-panel-1dc327fe7a.json","detailSha256":"834d236ccfa4b70ff19592689ca490b2ffab81056b87fe0bb8dd2eddfca91604"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-one-stroke-link-search-2830d40fee","title":"One stroke link search","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Which labeled network can be traced in one stroke using every dark link exactly once? Start at any circle; do not lift your pencil or retrace a link. Panels A-D are in reading order.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-one-stroke-link-search-2830d40fee/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-one-stroke-link-search-2830d40fee.json","detailSha256":"4389d38a23ab086f275567b95344459156873083efacecffb8c465b93835954c"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-closed-domino-chain-search-1816dbab2e","title":"Closed domino chain search","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Which labeled row can use every domino exactly once in a closed chain? Dominoes may be reordered and flipped; every pair of touching ends, including last-to-first, must have the same color. Answer A, B, C, or D.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-closed-domino-chain-search-1816dbab2e/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-closed-domino-chain-search-1816dbab2e.json","detailSha256":"cfc470a5eed96ed850c30a5c0dbbd9d45601667269168586001df30af11266ae"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-state-lifo-stack-36c5d6b7a7","title":"State lifo stack","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"A leftmost panel shows the initial stack: a vertical column of coloured discs sitting on a base line, read bottom to top, with the top (highest) disc marked by an orange ring. To the right are four operator panels, read left to right. A PUSH panel shows a coloured disc above a matching upward arrow and places that colour onto the top of the stack; a POP panel shows a dark downward arrow over an empty slot and removes the current top disc, revealing the colour below it. The final stack is not drawn anywhere; replay the operators in order from the initial stack. What colour is on top of the final stack? Answer 'red', 'green', 'blue', or 'empty' (if every disc was popped).","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-state-lifo-stack-36c5d6b7a7/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-state-lifo-stack-36c5d6b7a7.json","detailSha256":"da934608dcae7254f0cb6d467e785c6cc04bc7d719e2a82e5b86357786a7681f"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-state-pattern-match-26ad23414c","title":"State pattern match","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Luna","question":"Read P1 through P5 from left to right. Each labeled tile keeps its identity. Which label's five states exactly match the TARGET row? Answer A, B, C, or D.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-state-pattern-match-26ad23414c/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-state-pattern-match-26ad23414c.json","detailSha256":"163480237dcb3498cb707628cd142767e35b821f854c3af43ca4d3bda19385d5"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-undo-history-replay-1575427ec9","title":"Undo history replay","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The picture is a single row of cream panels, acted on from left to right as the arrow beneath the row shows. The leftmost panel, the one drawn inside a dark ring, holds a coloured square: that is the colour the paint pot holds before anything happens. Every panel to its right is a card, and the cards act on the pot one at a time in drawn left-to-right order. A card holding a coloured circle is a paint card: it paints the pot that colour. A card holding a dark grey left-pointing triangle is an undo card: it cancels the most recent paint card that has already acted and has not itself already been cancelled, so the pot goes back to the colour it held just before that paint card acted; if every paint card that has acted has already been cancelled, the undo card changes nothing. A paint card counts as still in effect once it has acted and has not been cancelled. The colour the pot holds at the end is not drawn anywhere in the picture. What colour does the paint pot hold after the last card has acted? Answer with one word: red, blue, green, amber or violet.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-undo-history-replay-1575427ec9/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-undo-history-replay-1575427ec9.json","detailSha256":"54e1a1b49855e08e65dc7a0eb419f3ba1e46d4f0efd69b7ff9606a51cbc1921d"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-majority-vote-replay-171069d1b8","title":"Majority vote replay","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"The four lamps start as shown. Read the five VOTE cards from left to right. Each card's blue-dot count names one lamp, and its green CHECK strip repeats that count. Replace the named lamp's state with the majority state of the other three lamps: it becomes ON when at least two of them are ON, and OFF otherwise. The other lamps stay unchanged. Is the magenta-ringed lamp ON or OFF at the end?","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-majority-vote-replay-171069d1b8/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-majority-vote-replay-171069d1b8.json","detailSha256":"d61f7ac5c67804e3049d953501275fe5e31d2d978fe01d2450e1b305463fce3f"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-checkpoint-lamp-replay-3570022ae4","title":"Checkpoint lamp replay","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Four pip-labeled lamps start as shown (filled = ON, ring = OFF). Read cards 1 through 8 from left to right. A triangular FLIP card toggles the lamp named by its 1-4 pips. A square SAVE card replaces the saved snapshot with the current four-lamp pattern. A circular RESTORE card replaces the current pattern with the most recently saved snapshot; before card 1, that snapshot equals the starting pattern. After all cards, how many lamps are ON? Answer 0, 1, 2, 3, or 4.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-checkpoint-lamp-replay-3570022ae4/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-checkpoint-lamp-replay-3570022ae4.json","detailSha256":"792717feb6ddf4bae953ccf035b2f5790dcfc1ad10e99f98469d02a8694c5efd"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-cut-point-selection-240863d515","title":"Cut point selection","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"The image shows a network of black connection points (filled dots) joined by black links. A point is a cut point if removing it and all of its links would split the network into more separate pieces than before. Exactly one of the red and blue highlighted dots is a cut point. Consider removing the red dot (and its links) and then removing the blue dot (and its links). For only one of those two dots does the network split into more pieces. Which dot is it: red or blue? Answer with exactly red or blue.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-cut-point-selection-240863d515/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-cut-point-selection-240863d515.json","detailSha256":"d2a7c229890f5f5d788f427e411b9c1c6ccf3a20979eaee5d2ffb251e19431ce"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-face-separation-pair-3e401a4750","title":"Face separation pair","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Luna","question":"Do the red and blue markers lie in the same open region when the dark closed contours are treated as walls? 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Now imagine erasing the violet wire completely while leaving every grey wire and both of its end junctions in place. After that erasure, two dots count as connected only if you can travel from one to the other along grey wire the whole way, never jumping a gap. Once the violet wire is erased, which dots are still connected to each other? Answer 'red and blue', 'red and green', 'blue and green', or 'all three'.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-cut-link-partition-2a4eaf44d8/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-cut-link-partition-2a4eaf44d8.json","detailSha256":"851c4c6cced529a2d89f60b30c89ded3cecaea4f627c704d433c0b32c449dfeb"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-topology-signature-panels-3857fee4c3","title":"Topology signature panels","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"The blue-framed panel on the left is the reference. A black connected component is one black piece, and a hole is a white region fully enclosed by black. Which panel to the right has the same ordered pair (number of black connected components, number of holes) as the reference? Answer first, second, or third.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-topology-signature-panels-3857fee4c3/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-topology-signature-panels-3857fee4c3.json","detailSha256":"647bd8d5c77570a5151f55a2631e9f65267528a2920dd5fffb503d6f58cff67f"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-one-hole-per-island-22de1bfbd9","title":"One hole per island","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"The picture contains three separate dark islands and three white holes in total. A hole is a white region fully enclosed by one side-connected dark island; dark parts touching only at a corner do not connect. Does every dark island enclose exactly one hole? Answer yes or no.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-one-hole-per-island-22de1bfbd9/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-one-hole-per-island-22de1bfbd9.json","detailSha256":"61baef7a1bf6ec2854401e565be5a54b448568e1edea1084227f35c879470716"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-fork-branch-length-291e103ff0","title":"Fork branch length","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"A blue line starts at an orange ring, runs along a shared trunk to a junction, then splits into two branches. Each branch ends in a coloured terminal dot (red or green). Following the blue line from the ring, which coloured terminal, red or green, is at the far end of the LONGER branch (the branch with the greater length along the stroke)? Answer red or green.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-fork-branch-length-291e103ff0/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-fork-branch-length-291e103ff0.json","detailSha256":"8fa5a8caaf90b284dd7426c2bcb631e8df9206f8940710b0270dc5c713dd96e7"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-ringed-trace-checkpoint-order-2678079f63","title":"Ringed trace checkpoint order","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"Luna","question":"Starting at the ringed port, follow the solid navy trace. Which labeled checkpoint, A or B, do you encounter first? 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Follow each pipe from its black ring to its colored square and count the right-angle turns you pass along that pipe. How long the pipes are, how much of the picture they cover, and where they sit do not matter; only the number of right-angle turns counts. Which colored square is at the end of the pipe with fewer right-angle turns? Answer orange or purple.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-pipe-fewer-corners-33311d3ecc/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-pipe-fewer-corners-33311d3ecc.json","detailSha256":"da992339574c5e4f189a83c7d6a2485e97ad8a6742bf82213a411a1b6a495910"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-dual-wave-last-checkpoint-1b19090077","title":"Dual wave last checkpoint","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Green and red waves start together at the end circles of each separate chain and move one dark link per round. Which colored checkpoint is reached latest by its nearer wave? A link is one dark segment between adjacent circles. Answer orange, purple, or blue.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-dual-wave-last-checkpoint-1b19090077/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-dual-wave-last-checkpoint-1b19090077.json","detailSha256":"87f0fa3f925bbfa55fe8e3e6399f7f860b138ea936e367372f18c28ce5e455f3"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-unique-visit-terminal-1fd803e9a0","title":"Unique visit terminal","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Starting at the green circle, follow black links from circle to circle without visiting any circle more than once. Which colored terminal can be reached on a route that visits all three purple checkpoints? Links meet only at circles and never cross. Answer red, blue, or orange.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-unique-visit-terminal-1fd803e9a0/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-unique-visit-terminal-1fd803e9a0.json","detailSha256":"6b79b0b289f7484521df45a8a374dec0b2d79eff10b6ba1668841101690db611"},{"id":"image-support-steered-distal-parity-twins-f2bc54b58f","title":"Distal parity twins","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"Two disconnected light-grey pin-badges sit far apart on the blank canvas: one near the top-left corner, one near the bottom-right corner. Each badge carries a small number of dark navy pins on its light field. Do the two far-apart badges carry the SAME parity of pin count (both an odd number or both an even number of pins)? Answer yes or no.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-distal-parity-twins-f2bc54b58f/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-distal-parity-twins-f2bc54b58f.json","detailSha256":"9b624a2fc2225b11cf47b54b4ee7da1dae58f4a67ec797d24d7fe80d96fc8644"},{"id":"image-support-steered-board-contour-attribute-correspondence-85e7245ce0","title":"Board contour attribute correspondence","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Luna","question":"The board has three labeled cards: R is the reference and A and B are candidates. Rotate each candidate contour 90 degrees clockwise, compare its complete filled-cell contour with R, and answer with the halo color on the matching candidate.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-board-contour-attribute-correspondence-85e7245ce0/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-board-contour-attribute-correspondence-85e7245ce0.json","detailSha256":"ee4d80b445eae2e7dffc91a8e6229cbe794c6b348eed4930fc910890f9f16d4a"},{"id":"image-support-steered-patchbay-hop-trace-bind-2da965b48f","title":"Patchbay hop trace bind","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The picture is one patch bay. On the left there are five square coloured pads, one per row; on the right there are five identical dark square sockets. Five grey cables of identical colour and thickness each join exactly one pad to exactly one socket, and every socket is used exactly once. Each cable runs as a staircase of horizontal and vertical straight runs. Where two cables meet, one passes over and the other passes under: the cable underneath is drawn with a small white break, and it continues on the far side of the crossing cable in the same straight run, in the same row or column. A break is therefore never the end of a cable; a cable ends only at a pad or at a socket. Exactly one socket is outlined by a magenta frame. The rows are not wired straight across: the pad in the framed socket's own row is never the answer, and the cables carry no colour, thickness, or style information about which pad they come from. Follow the cable that leaves the framed socket, turning at every corner and continuing straight through every break, back to the pad it comes from. What is the colour of that pad? Answer red, orange, purple, blue, green or teal.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-patchbay-hop-trace-bind-2da965b48f/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-patchbay-hop-trace-bind-2da965b48f.json","detailSha256":"179951e3f81645196da135d133c6f3da737a522e2f67b17a79a365f730569da0"},{"id":"image-support-steered-cavity-fill-badge-1d9042ea09","title":"Cavity fill badge","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"The gold-framed mosaic is the source. Cyan cells are walls and cream cells are empty. Starting from a cream cell, you may move up, down, left, or right through cream cells; diagonal moves do not count. The result keeps every source cyan cell cyan and changes to cyan exactly those cream cells that cannot reach any outer edge of the source. Which red, green, or blue frame marks the exact result?","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-cavity-fill-badge-1d9042ea09/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-cavity-fill-badge-1d9042ea09.json","detailSha256":"f4cea4242028d5f43a5905c8e4a755d8dd9d2ea79f367b81ec4c71a5ec01c2d1"},{"id":"image-support-steered-column-drift-correspondence-4c7a3efe2e","title":"Column drift correspondence","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"The upper-left mosaic is the SOURCE. The blue pip stacks above its columns are drift counts. In every source column, move all tiles downward by that column's pip count, wrapping tiles that pass the bottom back to the top. Exactly one of the other three mosaics is the result. Which color labels it: amber, cyan, or violet?","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-column-drift-correspondence-4c7a3efe2e/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-column-drift-correspondence-4c7a3efe2e.json","detailSha256":"b26e0bb25ce41b62b090a85fe507fe4a3f0f0efce09edbfdbf421ac7fa40d1c2"},{"id":"image-support-steered-trace-direction-alternation-5f29f20c42","title":"Trace direction alternation","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Luna","question":"In the boxed trace, as x increases, do the seven straight pieces alternate rising and falling at every interior bend? Answer yes or no.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-trace-direction-alternation-5f29f20c42/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-trace-direction-alternation-5f29f20c42.json","detailSha256":"852eefa5fa22f210044cce15293ad1999eb10aae5220aa180359cbffe0200571"},{"id":"image-support-steered-cable-knot-side-length-238953fb73","title":"Cable knot side length","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The sheet is off-white. Exactly one mark on it is pure black: a single thin cable that runs continuously from its left end to its right end and has exactly one height at every horizontal position it covers. One small red ring is drawn centred on a point of that cable; the cable passes straight through the middle of the ring. The ring splits the cable into two parts: the left part runs from the cable's left end to the ring centre, and the right part runs from the ring centre to the cable's right end. The length of a part means the distance travelled along the cable itself, following all of its rises and falls from one end of the part to the other; it is not the horizontal distance between the part's ends, so a part that covers less width can still be the longer one when it climbs and falls more steeply. The two parts are never equally long: their cable lengths always differ by at least thirty pixels. The pale coloured polylines, the grey border and the short grey tick marks are decoration and carry no information. Which part of the cable is longer? Answer with one word: left or right.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-cable-knot-side-length-238953fb73/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-cable-knot-side-length-238953fb73.json","detailSha256":"bbefa5a7a43b0c5d9563712c22888f3428e5413da9fa088d9989f08652bca2d9"},{"id":"image-support-steered-paired-aperture-ratio-1698922a83","title":"Paired aperture ratio","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Which colored U-shaped gauge has the larger clear opening-width to inner-depth ratio? For each U, divide the clear horizontal distance between its inner side walls by the clear vertical distance from the open mouth to the inner base. Ignore the pale gray marks. Answer coral or blue.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-paired-aperture-ratio-1698922a83/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-paired-aperture-ratio-1698922a83.json","detailSha256":"0b2a6b10a6ec558d1daa7ae3563b621520b982ca56ee26520e33465fa62f0427"},{"id":"image-support-steered-lamina-centroid-band-3f76a3d3d0","title":"Lamina centroid band","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"The two gold horizontal guides divide the frame into UPPER, MIDDLE, and LOWER bands. Treat the filled lamina as uniformly dense. In which band lies its center of area? Answer UPPER, MIDDLE, or LOWER.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-lamina-centroid-band-3f76a3d3d0/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-lamina-centroid-band-3f76a3d3d0.json","detailSha256":"c5b096141cf0b84729c7f4b7085735766dda7f4fa81df403b6c70dbc880413a0"},{"id":"image-support-steered-week-grid-trace-columns-2d914f1b2b","title":"Week grid trace columns","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"Luna","question":"How many columns are in the visible WEEK grid? Count each vertical lane traced from the top rail to the bottom rail, including the two outer lanes. Answer with a whole number.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-week-grid-trace-columns-2d914f1b2b/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-week-grid-trace-columns-2d914f1b2b.json","detailSha256":"549ebbca81f7917241530afde20ae0ded755c484dbd907fc9fa8657f14a8712f"},{"id":"image-support-steered-domino-seam-twin-78e8e5b60f","title":"Domino seam twin","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"Opus 5","question":"This picture shows a row of domino-like tiles on a plain background. Each tile is split into two halves and every half is printed with one compact cluster of small dark grey dots. Exactly one small red arrow is drawn well below the row, clear of the tiles, pointing up at the butt seam where two neighbouring tiles meet. Look only at the two dot clusters nearest that arrow, one on its left and one on its right; every other cluster in the row and every mark of any other colour is decoration and must be ignored. Do those two clusters contain the same number of dark dots? Answer yes or no.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-domino-seam-twin-78e8e5b60f/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-domino-seam-twin-78e8e5b60f.json","detailSha256":"28c376b21b562bb7ef768a93ffd20cb209e6087d57049825ee5d037a981f2a19"},{"id":"image-support-steered-clock-frame-hour-tab-count-28ca213052","title":"Clock frame hour tab count","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"How many inward hour tabs are visibly fused to the single colored clock frame? Count every colored tab protruding from the inner edge toward the center. Do not count the gray hands or center pin.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-clock-frame-hour-tab-count-28ca213052/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-clock-frame-hour-tab-count-28ca213052.json","detailSha256":"7098f92e27bc12d5d47051d6b1ee9d7af611d9598245df5d709fe9e4e5f77996"},{"id":"image-support-steered-tail-lamp-color-match-208db35fde","title":"Tail lamp color match","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Do the two circular tail lamps on the rear of the car visibly have the same solid fill color? Answer yes or no.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-tail-lamp-color-match-208db35fde/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-tail-lamp-color-match-208db35fde.json","detailSha256":"50e9a5cc27c30414160e5a70915adade4e3cc7456eb402e15ef5e1852da24407"},{"id":"image-support-steered-route-gap-delta-4a72a1184d","title":"Route gap delta","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Luna","question":"Inside the pale route window is one connected navy route with a red start cap, a green end cap, and 31 amber station rings. Follow the route from red to green and straighten it by station order. Measure the 32 successive center-to-center station gaps; call the shorter gap 0 and the longer gap 1. Apply the binary first difference: keep gap 1 as the first output bit, then write 1 whenever a gap class differs from the preceding class. Lay the 32 output bits row-major into a 4-by-8 bitmap. Which displayed template is closer by Hamming distance: A) CREST = 00111100/01100110/11000011/11111111 or B) VAULT = 11111111/11000011/01100110/00111100? Choose A on a tie; quarantine a gap of at most 2. Ignore the caps, window, and marks outside it.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-route-gap-delta-4a72a1184d/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-route-gap-delta-4a72a1184d.json","detailSha256":"1ebe5372586ae502414b55ae759d6fb938f7a0f89e3b95af9ba3be2364c8c9e4"},{"id":"image-support-steered-rail-hop-reveal-30d4108b89","title":"Rail hop reveal","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Opus 5","question":"Exactly one stroke in this picture is a long unbroken wire: it runs straight across, turns at its end, comes back the other way, and does this until it has made five horizontal passes, one under the next. Five short vertical rails, drawn in a different colour, stand across those passes, so the wire meets a rail at twenty-five crossings, five on every pass. At each crossing the wire does one of exactly two things: it arches up over the rail in a small raised hop, or it cuts straight across at the level of the pass. One end of the wire carries a small filled round bead just inside the wire's tip; the other end has no bead. Carry out this operation: start at the beaded end and walk along the wire to its far end, so you travel the five passes one after another; write the first pass you travel into row 1 of a 5 by 5 grid, the second into row 2, and so on to row 5; within each pass, fill that row's five columns left to right in the order you meet its five crossings as you travel, so a pass walked from right to left fills its row starting from the crossing you reach first; then mark every grid position whose crossing was a raised hop. Exactly 9 of the 25 positions are marked. The marked positions form one symbol on the 5 by 5 grid: 'ell' is the whole left column together with the whole bottom row; 'tee' is the whole top row together with the centre column below it; 'eff' is the top row's first four positions, the left column down to row 4, and the middle row's first three positions; 'zed' is the top row's first three positions, then a step down and left through row 2 column 4, row 3 column 3 and row 4 column 2, then the bottom row's last three positions. The rails, the scattered marks elsewhere in the picture and the wire's own position on the page are decoration; only which crossings are hopped, taken in walking order from the beaded end, decides the symbol. Which symbol do the marked positions form? Answer with exactly one of: eff, ell, tee, zed.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-rail-hop-reveal-30d4108b89/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-rail-hop-reveal-30d4108b89.json","detailSha256":"d6af18c05d9e7b2170703c8ae8b237f6713415093734a60dc27208c1f22fd147"},{"id":"image-support-steered-cyclic-ternary-difference-128120c405","title":"Cyclic ternary difference","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Treat pale, mid, and dark as 0, 1, and 2. For each matching square, subtract the two-dot panel from the one-dot panel, wrapping modulo 3. Mark a result square only when the remainder is 1. Which symbol appears: X, plus, T, or L?","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-cyclic-ternary-difference-128120c405/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-cyclic-ternary-difference-128120c405.json","detailSha256":"dbe545131a6fa0a1c7dc1507608f0c5fd637487b9f5ad109a714fd1289450674"},{"id":"image-support-steered-bent-strip-rectification-3a409caf38","title":"Bent strip rectification","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"A cyan strip was bent by shifting its narrow crossbars sideways. Starting at the red ring and ending at the gold triangle, slide each crossbar perpendicular to travel until both cyan edges are straight; do not reorder or flip crossbars. Which dark symbol appears: arch, cup, or tee? Answer ambiguous for a tie.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-bent-strip-rectification-3a409caf38/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-bent-strip-rectification-3a409caf38.json","detailSha256":"dcb7badb3733299dc9cb8d60241e62ebefdc1d6c416560651187745996e6e9e4"},{"id":"image-support-steered-textured-energy-silhouette-6c95f7a179","title":"Textured energy silhouette","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"Luna","question":"Which symbol is hidden by the texture: a circle or a diamond?","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-textured-energy-silhouette-6c95f7a179/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-textured-energy-silhouette-6c95f7a179.json","detailSha256":"b3723e9ea26c319f57b5a4b961277a6d2c061327c8da0201b79414bf1aa539dc"},{"id":"image-support-steered-lattice-row-drift-9708525cfb","title":"Lattice row drift","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The picture shows exactly one solid dark plate on a pale background; every pale grey blob is background clutter and must be ignored. The plate is pierced by holes: equal rectangular patches of background, each one completely surrounded by plate. The holes form several rows, every row holding the same number of holes, evenly spaced within each row and evenly spaced from row to row. Reading the rows from top to bottom, either the holes line up in exactly straight vertical columns, or every row is shifted sideways from the row above by the same step in the same direction, and in that case the step is at least a quarter of the width of one hole. The colours, the plate's size, the hole size, the number of rows and columns, the total amount of dark ink and the thickness of the plate's outer border are all varied independently of the answer, and the rows are shifted about the middle row, so no single row, corner or border tells you the answer: only the whole lattice, top row against bottom row, does. Answer unclear if the plate or a hole is broken open, if any hole is not completely surrounded by plate, if the rows do not all hold the same evenly spaced number of holes, or if a sideways step is present but smaller than a quarter of a hole's width. Going down the plate, which way do the columns of holes lean: left, right, in line, or unclear?","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-lattice-row-drift-9708525cfb/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-lattice-row-drift-9708525cfb.json","detailSha256":"0ddffc5b094f4e427d506ce129eeee25cd972f10b7c567a7a075e182cd25b28a"},{"id":"image-support-steered-nested-contour-phase-1ede7f5a59","title":"Nested contour phase","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"The small colored cog-ring has eight outer tips and eight inner notches. Around the whole ring, do the inner notches point toward the outer tips or toward the gaps between neighboring tips? Answer aligned or staggered.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-nested-contour-phase-1ede7f5a59/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-nested-contour-phase-1ede7f5a59.json","detailSha256":"5cb731634edf90a7cfb2b15a89681df7fd9849114c1812b23fae20f247c690fb"},{"id":"image-support-steered-center-orbit-texture-2fb78363d2","title":"Center orbit texture","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Inside the single colored tile, are the eight pale dashes collectively more nearly pointing toward the tile center or running around it? Answer toward or around.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-center-orbit-texture-2fb78363d2/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-center-orbit-texture-2fb78363d2.json","detailSha256":"474664339818d29fae789e003a431e4e86dc9bbee55984ad85ca9ada580daffd"},{"id":"image-support-steered-spanning-route-target-bb111cc6bf","title":"Spanning route target","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"A single thin route starts at the orange marker on the left and crosses the whole image to one far destination on the right. Which colored destination does the route connect to? Answer red, blue, or green.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-spanning-route-target-bb111cc6bf/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-spanning-route-target-bb111cc6bf.json","detailSha256":"a79929feedae1a5bf78e01a7f81f1db50542ed43affcd6143321f677aebd29e3"},{"id":"image-support-steered-complementary-tile-pair-search-8221297bc6","title":"Complementary tile pair search","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"Luna","question":"Each quadrant contains two detached filled tiles made of five-by-five square cells. Overlay each pair on the same grid without rotating either tile. Which quadrant contains the only pair whose cells fill every grid cell exactly once, with no overlap? Answer NW, NE, SW, or SE.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-complementary-tile-pair-search-8221297bc6/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-complementary-tile-pair-search-8221297bc6.json","detailSha256":"39479083ebedc6d5cda57afbfae1d319115af1c1a105c97f5842500f2a8a9f27"},{"id":"image-support-steered-sum-reach-ruler-search-70485ca2e7","title":"Sum reach ruler search","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The picture shows six separate solid horizontal bars on a plain background. Two of them are drawn in one colour and are the reference bars: one of these sits alone near the top-left corner of the page and the other sits alone near the bottom-right corner. The remaining four bars are drawn in a second colour and are stacked one above another in a single column near the middle of the page; counting downwards from the top of that column they are the first, second, third and fourth candidate bars. The length of a bar is how far it reaches from its left end to its right end. Every bar is horizontal and every bar has the same thickness, so lengths can be compared directly and thickness carries no information. Exactly one candidate bar is exactly as long as the two reference bars laid end to end, that is, as long as the length of the top-left reference bar plus the length of the bottom-right reference bar. Both reference bars are needed: each of the other three candidate bars differs from that combined length by a clearly visible amount, and one of them is built to match a single reference bar on its own, or that same single reference bar counted twice, so looking at only one corner of the page will point at the wrong bar. The colours used, which corner holds which reference bar, how long the winning bar is, where the column sits on the page, the order of the three losing bars and the isolated specks scattered in the background all carry no information. Which candidate bar in the column is exactly as long as the two reference bars added together? Answer with one of: first, second, third, fourth.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-sum-reach-ruler-search-70485ca2e7/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-sum-reach-ruler-search-70485ca2e7.json","detailSha256":"9304ed44b9c3bf8d94786d208501277f00dacba2b96ff731b5cbc0855f8de031"},{"id":"image-support-steered-solid-window-search-1f8470874b","title":"Solid window search","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Which labeled tile contains a completely filled 2-by-2 cyan square? Answer A, B, C, or D.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-solid-window-search-1f8470874b/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-solid-window-search-1f8470874b.json","detailSha256":"d7b5164be11e46bfaf769701f4270f59be138184dd8d7cda41f9150e283f90e5"},{"id":"image-support-steered-bisected-area-balance-search-3083946ef2","title":"Bisected area balance search","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Panels A, B, C, and D run top-left, top-right, bottom-left, bottom-right. Each contains one connected blue tile island and a gold vertical center rule. Which island has exactly the same total blue area on the left and right of its own gold rule? Count every blue part equally. Exactly one balances. Answer A, B, C, or D.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-bisected-area-balance-search-3083946ef2/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-bisected-area-balance-search-3083946ef2.json","detailSha256":"76eb594f1dd166e60f8bd29a25907308fb9ccf31b421ac3c8766c59b6a791b23"},{"id":"image-support-steered-state-ring-parity-dbc2c339cc","title":"State ring parity","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"Find the small round state ring on the canvas. Its top tick dot declares the initial state (blue = OFF, orange = ON). Going clockwise from the tick, each of the ring's four sectors is a step: an orange sector flips the tracked state, a blue sector leaves it unchanged. Apply every sector in order and report whether the tracked state finishes ON. Answer yes or no.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-state-ring-parity-dbc2c339cc/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-state-ring-parity-dbc2c339cc.json","detailSha256":"8231e92d39053fba7648884c870946bdf9bc916cf6859a559a17c06014bf1113"},{"id":"image-support-steered-dual-register-concordance-3762069de4","title":"Dual register concordance","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Luna","question":"The image shows two separate state registers, left and right. In each register, start at the ringed phase and read operation cards 1 through 5 from top to bottom. A right arrow advances one step through phases 1, 2, 3, then back to 1; a left arrow moves one step backward; a diamond swaps phases 2 and 3 while leaving phase 1 fixed. Apply every operation in order. Do the two registers finish at the same phase? Answer yes or no.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-dual-register-concordance-3762069de4/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-dual-register-concordance-3762069de4.json","detailSha256":"d6336415421ffee2988cb4251cd8e01e1b544b09852d63ad29af88b5266c37d3"},{"id":"image-support-steered-rotor-window-dial-4993e57109","title":"Rotor window dial","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Opus 5","question":"This canvas carries a single rotor. The rotor is a ring of exactly eight small coloured squares, evenly spaced around a common centre, one square each in red, orange, yellow, green, teal, blue, purple and pink. These eight positions are the stations of the ring. Just outside the ring, opposite exactly one station, there is a solid black curved bracket: that bracket is the read window and it never moves. Inside the ring, at the hub, there is a stack of solid black turn glyphs, one turn per line. A line consists of a black triangle followed by one, two or three small black square pips. The pips say how many stations that turn advances the ring. The triangle says which way: a triangle whose point aims to the right turns the whole ring of coloured squares one station at a time in the clockwise direction, and a triangle whose point aims to the left turns it in the anticlockwise direction. The turns are applied in order from the top line of the hub stack to the bottom line, starting from the ring exactly as it is printed. The ring is a closed loop, so a square that passes the last station carries on round to the next one. The whole ring turns together, so the eight colours keep their cyclic order; only the window is fixed. Placement and tilt of the rotor vary freely from picture to picture; every faint grey mark beyond it belongs to the backdrop and means nothing. After all of the turns in the hub stack have been carried out, which coloured square is standing at the read window? Answer with one of red, orange, yellow, green, teal, blue, purple or pink.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-rotor-window-dial-4993e57109/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-rotor-window-dial-4993e57109.json","detailSha256":"a4e7796b6b22e1bcdebed317d18dc95db9611a4dcd3ec3bf7f6d771d419c238d"},{"id":"image-support-steered-courtyard-entry-chronicle-15d1fd149f","title":"Courtyard entry chronicle","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Read the four snapshots in row order: top-left, top-right, bottom-left, bottom-right. The gold square is the courtyard. Which colored bead makes the first outside-to-inside transition? Answer red, green, or blue.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-courtyard-entry-chronicle-15d1fd149f/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-courtyard-entry-chronicle-15d1fd149f.json","detailSha256":"a586e2b7a0318c6667a99b4308e0da4952e4a9141c512e2f647750365bd393ea"},{"id":"image-support-steered-skipstep-badge-trail-21fcf62a08","title":"Skipstep badge trail","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Start on the first of the 12 colored badges after the green START ring and follow the single purple track toward the red END ring. At a round badge, jump forward one badge. At a diamond badge, jump forward two badges, skipping the badge between. Read and obey only badges you land on. If a jump would go beyond the final badge, stop on your current badge. What color is that badge: cyan, amber, or rose?","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-skipstep-badge-trail-21fcf62a08/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-skipstep-badge-trail-21fcf62a08.json","detailSha256":"3c54d5aa78f327ff6ef249ff9c4352717ba1d68b2333228dc1c5170498040e9c"},{"id":"image-support-steered-remote-maze-triptych-33913fa0a2","title":"Remote maze triptych","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Luna","question":"Is the reachable marker pair in the left, center, or right panel? A route may pass through a doorway but not through dark ink.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-remote-maze-triptych-33913fa0a2/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-remote-maze-triptych-33913fa0a2.json","detailSha256":"1f79db033edb54052b456393f5d6009ea464602de52a21f5616bda97826fe0a4"},{"id":"image-support-steered-geode-core-wall-depth-4f70cfa639","title":"Geode core wall depth","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Opus 5","question":"This page shows one black figure and several coloured decorations. Only the black ink and the green patch decide the answer; blue, orange, grey and purple marks are decoration and never count, even when they are drawn one inside another. Black ink is a solid wall that you cannot pass through. Exactly one small green patch is painted on the page. Imagine walking from the green patch to the edge of the page. You may walk freely over white space, over the green patch and over any decoration colour, and you may never step on black ink. Count how many separate black walls you must pass through on the way out, choosing the route that passes through as few walls as possible. A wall that has a visible gap cut through it does not have to be passed through at all, because you can walk out through that gap instead. How big the black figure is, where it sits on the page, how much black ink it holds, how many chambers it has, and how many nested outlines you can see anywhere on the page never decide the answer. How many separate black walls must you pass through to get from the green patch to the edge of the page? Answer 1 or 2.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-geode-core-wall-depth-4f70cfa639/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-geode-core-wall-depth-4f70cfa639.json","detailSha256":"99a8f91283933eebda3ed30c07f585630041fb46e67094c06bee8bcd31ae373b"},{"id":"image-support-steered-same-room-pair-1a0d7a6107","title":"Same room pair","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"The black walls divide the white floor into rooms. Movement is through edge-sharing white space; walls cannot be crossed. Which color's two dots are in the same room: cyan or orange?","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-same-room-pair-1a0d7a6107/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-same-room-pair-1a0d7a6107.json","detailSha256":"f37bbacd13734483f84b3cc05e5eaaa7770b727c9260f3c5d98f6fa0775343c3"},{"id":"image-support-steered-courtyard-pair-connectivity-59d0dd2b2a","title":"Courtyard pair connectivity","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Which color pair lies in one and the same enclosed white chamber of the teal sheet: orange with purple, or green with pink? White areas connect only through shared edges; each dot counts as part of its surrounding white chamber, and diagonal corner contact does not connect chambers. Answer orange-purple or green-pink.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-courtyard-pair-connectivity-59d0dd2b2a/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-courtyard-pair-connectivity-59d0dd2b2a.json","detailSha256":"dbd2e27e5c31277ce6535bc2448f63a61d682dcc4c0a5205608aa674ec0d0974"},{"id":"image-support-steered-local-loop-port-order-345bca2361","title":"Local loop port order","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"Luna","question":"Starting at the green port, follow the centerline of the compact closed loop clockwise. Which colored port—amber or violet—is encountered first? Use the loop order, not straight-line distance.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-local-loop-port-order-345bca2361/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-local-loop-port-order-345bca2361.json","detailSha256":"432a460aabc2c5a4a9a58272f60ac3a5e8e757a5453fff2efba51427884f6bec"},{"id":"image-support-steered-ply-span-duel-1f96875dc6","title":"Ply span duel","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The image shows two separate cords of the same dark teal ink, one in each of two far-apart corners of the picture, with clear background between them. Each cord is a single unbranched stroke of constant thickness folded into flat back-and-forth switchbacks: it never branches, never crosses itself and never touches itself or the other cord. Exactly two small square beads are printed on each cord. One cord carries both orange beads and the other cord carries both purple beads; no cord carries beads of two colours. For each cord, measure the separation between its two beads by travelling along that cord's own ink from one bead to the other, following every fold; a straight jump across background, or across a neighbouring fold, is never a legal step. The two straight-line bead separations are deliberately built to be almost equal, so the straight-line gap tells you nothing: only the distances measured along the cords differ. Both cords must be inspected, since the answer is a comparison between them. All gray shapes anywhere in the image are decoration and mean nothing. Which bead pair is farther apart measured along its own cord? Answer orange or purple.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-ply-span-duel-1f96875dc6/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-ply-span-duel-1f96875dc6.json","detailSha256":"38cf7145a384c851beee9326e8fd9a3f08fbd3b7c04d9a0bf3b012dd4b7cf7cd"},{"id":"image-support-steered-dual-trace-terminal-match-13116e2095","title":"Dual trace terminal match","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Trace the navy trail touching each green start. Do the two trails end at the same terminal color? Answer same or different.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-dual-trace-terminal-match-13116e2095/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-dual-trace-terminal-match-13116e2095.json","detailSha256":"7ed343be44174f5b40bb610a2f49e91b7204de336c27edc6d543ae095db8bdd2"},{"id":"image-support-steered-sandwiched-checkpoint-trace-3fdf6d76da","title":"Sandwiched checkpoint trace","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Starting at the blue ring, follow the single dark route to the orange ring. Among the eight checkpoint dots, exactly one interior checkpoint is sandwiched between two checkpoints that match each other and have the opposite color. What color is that sandwiched checkpoint: red or green?","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-sandwiched-checkpoint-trace-3fdf6d76da/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-sandwiched-checkpoint-trace-3fdf6d76da.json","detailSha256":"cb57b5d8128a7669d66a7742f4a5a10ac69393d8259ff102b4f5b9a7f7f313c8"},{"id":"model-feedback-s-curve-port-link-2e1ed6a056","title":"S curve port link","experiment":"model-feedback","experimentLabel":"Model-feedback-steered generation","profile":null,"generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"A pale field is split by three thick vertical walls into bands. A blue dot sits in the left band and a red dot in the right band. The band walls form an S-corridor in the pale field: the left wall and right wall leave a gap at the bottom, and the middle wall leaves a gap at the top if it is open. Trace the pale background and decide whether the blue dot can reach the red dot without crossing any dark wall. Are the two dots connected by the pale field? Answer with exactly one of: yes, no.","image":"static/questions/model-feedback-s-curve-port-link-2e1ed6a056/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/model-feedback-s-curve-port-link-2e1ed6a056.json","detailSha256":"4911646e2276e14be983491602d34cd9d0a007139ea10ab0dd1cd48c5d09c5a7"},{"id":"model-feedback-counterfactual-queue-insertion-1a2811ab20","title":"Counterfactual queue insertion","experiment":"model-feedback","experimentLabel":"Model-feedback-steered generation","profile":null,"generator":"Luna","question":"Move the gold-ringed card along the gold arrow into the gold INSERT gap, shifting later cards right. After the move, which color is in the cyan-bracketed slot? Answer red, blue, green, or violet.","image":"static/questions/model-feedback-counterfactual-queue-insertion-1a2811ab20/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/model-feedback-counterfactual-queue-insertion-1a2811ab20.json","detailSha256":"367468ca712d47c380a3f1cbfce93a57f11207b25c6c635d648eb7b71abe58a6"},{"id":"model-feedback-barred-holder-binding-27d6a498cc","title":"Barred holder binding","experiment":"model-feedback","experimentLabel":"Model-feedback-steered generation","profile":null,"generator":"Opus 5","question":"The five cards on the left are badges, each carrying two coloured pips. The five cards on the right are holders, each carrying four coloured pips; count the holders 1 to 5 from the top. A badge fits a holder only if both of the badge's colours appear on that holder, and the order of the pips means nothing. A full arrangement puts every badge into a holder it fits, one badge in each holder, and several different full arrangements are possible here. One badge is marked by a black tag. The tagged badge fits three or more holders, and it really is placed in some of them by some full arrangement, but exactly one holder it fits is never given to it by any full arrangement. Which holder is that? Answer with exactly one of: holder-1, holder-2, holder-3, holder-4, holder-5.","image":"static/questions/model-feedback-barred-holder-binding-27d6a498cc/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/model-feedback-barred-holder-binding-27d6a498cc.json","detailSha256":"3889da801412715443d311a82a2f56f8e8c49bf64b1bed3a991651e579e6627a"},{"id":"model-feedback-entailed-balance-invariant-09e2500fe8","title":"Entailed balance invariant","experiment":"model-feedback","experimentLabel":"Model-feedback-steered generation","profile":null,"generator":"Sol (high)","question":"The two top balances are exact, but they do not fix every symbol's weight. Which colored bottom equation must balance for every set of positive weights that fits both top rows? Answer amber, cyan, or violet.","image":"static/questions/model-feedback-entailed-balance-invariant-09e2500fe8/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/model-feedback-entailed-balance-invariant-09e2500fe8.json","detailSha256":"812216128fc7838c2cd512f87a34b3fa601e2f5fd3b0d3741006fd1caf1de058"},{"id":"model-feedback-flip-cancel-stacks-14098e057f","title":"Flip cancel stacks","experiment":"model-feedback","experimentLabel":"Model-feedback-steered generation","profile":null,"generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Each stack reads TOP downward. Follow cards 1-8 in order. For A to B, move A's top tile onto B and flip it (dark to light or light to dark). If B's new top two tiles match, remove only that pair. Which final stack matches TARGET? Answer stack-A, stack-B, stack-C, or stack-D.","image":"static/questions/model-feedback-flip-cancel-stacks-14098e057f/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/model-feedback-flip-cancel-stacks-14098e057f.json","detailSha256":"6b0e1361f82f20e4cbd731a8b2148bf9ff2f87ba4034536929cd7f144d6d5a1a"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-track-fraction-correspondence-3486efebdb","title":"Track fraction correspondence","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"The top reference panel shows a gray horizontal track with one dark marker sitting on it at some position along the track. Below, three candidate panels A, B, C each show a gray horizontal track (of a possibly different length) with a colored marker. Compare each marker's position relative to its own track: one-quarter, one-half, or three-quarters of the way along. Which candidate's marker is at the same fractional position along its own track as the reference marker?","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-track-fraction-correspondence-3486efebdb/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-track-fraction-correspondence-3486efebdb.json","detailSha256":"1a1efecc1707255c27164c2167a55d19d372e1b4480e2d33318bfeb527cdcea2"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-cyclic-landmark-correspondence-3026d590bf","title":"Cyclic landmark correspondence","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Luna","question":"Which candidate ring, A or B, preserves the same clockwise cyclic order of the five colored landmarks as the REFERENCE ring? Rotation of a whole ring is allowed; reflection and swapping landmark identities are not. A is the left candidate and B is the right candidate. Ignore panel position and dot size. Answer A or B.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-cyclic-landmark-correspondence-3026d590bf/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-cyclic-landmark-correspondence-3026d590bf.json","detailSha256":"6f466007a9c1bde41fa499aaa594f64ecd9a4d5042eef14703e0e76069ed8db7"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-zoom-window-pointer-binding-39ec7ea601","title":"Zoom window pointer binding","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The wide horizontal strip is a tape of colored cells. The framed panel below it shows exactly three neighboring tape cells, in their original left-to-right order, reproduced at twice their size on the tape; nothing else was changed. Four triangles above the tape each point down at one cell. Every one of those four pointed cells has the same color as the middle cell of the framed panel, so the middle color alone cannot tell them apart; only one of the four pointed cells also has the framed panel's left color on its left and its right color on its right. Which triangle points at the middle cell of the framed panel? Answer with that triangle's color: orange, brown, teal, or navy.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-zoom-window-pointer-binding-39ec7ea601/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-zoom-window-pointer-binding-39ec7ea601.json","detailSha256":"d4c5911233cc4a77e16e02826fdee391e1eb65d00ee48b077cd60aba8ea155d2"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-tagged-polyomino-rotation-3079b76e91","title":"Tagged polyomino rotation","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"The top row shows three pieces made from seven equal square tiles. Each piece has a colored tag directly below it. The bottom piece is exactly one top piece after rotation by a quarter-turn (90, 180, or 270 degrees); it is not reflected. Which tag color belongs to the matching top piece? Answer red, blue, or gold.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-tagged-polyomino-rotation-3079b76e91/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-tagged-polyomino-rotation-3079b76e91.json","detailSha256":"e3f69b07eba5271b47f6f7b5e97411e4dd2097586f8b801d4c4883742773a39e"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-network-station-correspondence-214b1a3c55","title":"Network station correspondence","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Both panels show the same seven-station network, but the station positions are rearranged. What fill color in the right panel belongs to the magenta-centered station in the left panel? Match stations using all connections. Answer red, green, or blue.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-network-station-correspondence-214b1a3c55/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-network-station-correspondence-214b1a3c55.json","detailSha256":"bfd52e101793a6baf8c247bc033cf4ede2c9afb4dcda3f31302329b06f5bc6d7"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-steeper-than-reference-1f2ee377c5","title":"Steeper than reference","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"Three colored diagonal segments (red, blue, green) and one gray reference segment sit on a light panel, each in its own column. Count how many of the colored segments are STEEPER than the gray reference segment, where a segment is steeper if its tilt away from horizontal is greater than the gray segment's tilt (treating rising and falling tilts equally). Answer with only the number: 0, 1, 2, or 3.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-steeper-than-reference-1f2ee377c5/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-steeper-than-reference-1f2ee377c5.json","detailSha256":"c0db0119813aabb491b6f4a0938add8f1874475ea497e34af849a72ff1b1391f"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-bubble-threshold-marker-523a10b625","title":"Bubble threshold marker","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Luna","question":"Each bubble contains one visible marker shape: circle, square, triangle, or diamond. A bubble qualifies only when its center is strictly right of the vertical dashed threshold and strictly above the horizontal dashed threshold. Which marker shape belongs to the largest qualifying bubble? Answer circle, square, triangle, or diamond.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-bubble-threshold-marker-523a10b625/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-bubble-threshold-marker-523a10b625.json","detailSha256":"18eb72a47d42d619a43f340fe3927c6d23f15674004be975a4c44ef82c639c0d"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-earliest-qualified-peak-238f02e10b","title":"Earliest qualified peak","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The picture is one chart panel crossed by nine pale vertical gridlines and by one black dashed horizontal line. Five traces run across the panel: one red, one green, one blue, one orange and one grey. The grey trace is a distractor and carries no information; ignore it completely. Every trace is a straight path from one gridline vertex to the next, so a trace's highest point is always one of its nine vertices. A coloured trace QUALIFIES when its highest vertex lies above the black dashed line; a coloured trace whose highest vertex lies below the dashed line does not qualify, no matter how far left or how high its other vertices are. Among the qualifying coloured traces only, take the one whose highest vertex sits furthest to the LEFT. In every picture at least two coloured traces qualify, no two coloured traces have their highest vertex on the same gridline, each coloured trace has exactly one highest vertex, and no vertex touches the dashed line. The colours, the drawing order and the left-hand starting heights carry no information; the answer need not be the tallest trace, need not be the trace whose highest vertex is furthest left overall, and the grey trace is never the answer. Which coloured trace has the leftmost highest vertex among the traces that qualify? Answer red, green, blue or orange.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-earliest-qualified-peak-238f02e10b/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-earliest-qualified-peak-238f02e10b.json","detailSha256":"0c3ca88ef6c3549cc83d28cde57fdfe137a8b4fd40469f7a85476b7f2b8d7a73"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-paired-composition-gain-2387edeb63","title":"Paired composition gain","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"From composition A to composition B, which category gains the most percentage points? Each strip totals 100%. 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Answer A, B, C, or D.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-vector-cross-area-leader-20705d81db/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-vector-cross-area-leader-20705d81db.json","detailSha256":"3888cd07cdc0eb5396b472fc2e4032787625a0c862b81b9bec9bd3821930aef2"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-prior-bowling-holes-2a59f02dc0","title":"Prior bowling holes","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"This is a bowling ball seen from directly above. How many finger holes are punched in it? Count only the visible holes in the ball and answer with a single number.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-prior-bowling-holes-2a59f02dc0/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-prior-bowling-holes-2a59f02dc0.json","detailSha256":"009b3b116c3ed8934a78ecb7759c8375516eb0d68cb2856cd2e78e433890264f"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-arrow-target-alignment-24c122792d","title":"Arrow target alignment","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"Luna","question":"Does the arrowhead point into the bullseye? 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The centre point of the face is where the line joining the top and bottom ticks crosses the line joining the left and right ticks. Round pips of the same colour may also appear on the background outside the square; those never count. Judge only what is drawn inside the square, and do not use how many pips a real die shows or where a real die puts them. The centre point counts as covered when it lies inside one of the pips on the face, and uncovered when it lies on bare face colour. Is the centre point of the face covered by a pip? Answer yes or no.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-die-center-pip-4600120f9a/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-die-center-pip-4600120f9a.json","detailSha256":"31fef8f1e4c85b0696c78674d32fc1753929586a4ee7f4deb7365e632fb61446"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-clock-rim-ticks-17b80978d0","title":"Clock rim ticks","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"How many black tick marks are visible around the clock's rim? Count every black rim mark once; ignore the hands.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-clock-rim-ticks-17b80978d0/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-clock-rim-ticks-17b80978d0.json","detailSha256":"d08f7a9078da18251162552c15097a510d3f87252895f5f4373a3c4269067f90"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-sim-cut-corner-conflict-0ed09e5ed2","title":"Sim cut corner conflict","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Which corner of the visible SIM-card body is diagonally cut away? 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Which diagonal band is then revealed, the rising band A or the falling band B? Answer A or B.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-separable-backplane-reveal-1d3feb0fd1/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-separable-backplane-reveal-1d3feb0fd1.json","detailSha256":"ef470bc1a8c2057c9b936fee0cd0c1e552e26f817c7bb42c4062fff55ffc02f2"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-second-difference-triptych-473a0de7f4","title":"Second difference triptych","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Luna","question":"Find the red, green, and blue corner-marked panels and order them by color. Compute (red plus blue) divided by two, minus green, at each corresponding grayscale pixel; add back the neutral gray level and ignore borders, colored marks, and fine carrier. Which broad symbol appears: ring, cross, arrow, or wave?","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-second-difference-triptych-473a0de7f4/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-second-difference-triptych-473a0de7f4.json","detailSha256":"6b74bb17fdcbf0b988ea50397cc2f7de56078b063cc4cde0fe4c6aa70e8d3fc5"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-legend-expand-reveal-2872a55e4e","title":"Legend expand reveal","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The picture shows two framed panels. The blue-framed panel on the left is the legend: it has four rows, and each row prints one coloured square beside one small black stroke drawn inside a square area. The four strokes are always these four and no others: a bar (a horizontal stroke across the middle), a post (a vertical stroke down the middle), a back-slash (a diagonal stroke from the top-left corner to the bottom-right corner) and a fore-slash (a diagonal stroke from the top-right corner to the bottom-left corner). The green-framed panel on the right is the plan: a grid of 4 rows and 4 columns of coloured squares, each square printed in one of the four legend colours. Build a board by replacing every plan square with the stroke that the legend pairs with that square's colour, keeping the plan's row and column positions, so the board is 4 rows by 4 columns of strokes. The board agrees with one of these five symbols in at least 13 of its 16 tiles. cross: the four tiles running from the top-left corner to the bottom-right corner are back-slashes and the four running from the top-right corner to the bottom-left corner are fore-slashes, so the strokes draw a large X, and the other eight tiles are bars. ladder: every tile of the leftmost column and of the rightmost column is a post and the eight tiles between them are bars, so the strokes draw two tall rails with rungs between them. pillar: every tile of the two middle columns is a post and the eight tiles of the outer columns are bars, so the strokes draw one broad upright column down the centre. chevron: the top row and the bottom row are all bars; in the second row the first tile is a back-slash and the fourth is a fore-slash, and in the third row the second tile is a back-slash and the third is a fore-slash, so the strokes draw a shallow V pointing down at the centre; the remaining tiles are bars. zigzag: the first and third rows have back-slashes in their two left tiles, the second and fourth rows have fore-slashes in their two right tiles, and the other eight tiles are bars, so the lean alternates from row to row. Which of the five symbols does the board match in the most tiles? Answer with one word.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-legend-expand-reveal-2872a55e4e/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-legend-expand-reveal-2872a55e4e.json","detailSha256":"135c7534626385ba31dc6939a2f16e0929fea4d9ad339fe79643df2b40e81877"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-edge-code-strip-chain-267bc438a7","title":"Edge code strip chain","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Without rotating the seven green-framed strips, arrange them left to right so the cyan end-cap is on the outside left, the magenta end-cap is on the outside right, and every pair of touching inner edges has identical four-dot codes (filled dot = 1, hollow dot = 0, read top to bottom). Which symbol appears in the dark cells: plus, X, V, or T?","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-edge-code-strip-chain-267bc438a7/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-edge-code-strip-chain-267bc438a7.json","detailSha256":"c982f6fb4499d35701516738573cd942eb0f8a50e6bd2926278e61fe4d1d6b71"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-half-turn-subtraction-glyph-149122c4e1","title":"Half turn subtraction glyph","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Inside the cyan frame, rotate a copy of the 11-by-11 tile mosaic by half a turn (180 degrees) about the gold center dot. Keep a result cell dark only when that cell is dark in the original and light in the rotated copy. Keep the original orientation. Which glyph appears: fork, hook, stair, or rake?","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-half-turn-subtraction-glyph-149122c4e1/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-half-turn-subtraction-glyph-149122c4e1.json","detailSha256":"df10f4516182fb28badee91e9bcda44d9287e219ccb094b3b239d1d7c5e3b676"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-border-breach-direction-2b7774142c","title":"Border breach direction","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"A dark connected region fills part of the canvas and reaches out to run into exactly one border of the square canvas. It does not reach any of the other three borders. Which border does the region run into and break? Choose top, bottom, left, or right.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-border-breach-direction-2b7774142c/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-border-breach-direction-2b7774142c.json","detailSha256":"6708005c7801cdc877a191bafcbaba4f9c625fad1c3a3287ad8357eca16e4e45"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-barred-path-continuation-29d6afb90b","title":"Barred path continuation","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"Luna","question":"The same colored stroke appears on both sides of the opaque striped panel. Which color forms one smooth continuation behind the panel? Compare the whole path and answer red, blue, or green.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-barred-path-continuation-29d6afb90b/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-barred-path-continuation-29d6afb90b.json","detailSha256":"137d64e32d8a375755d01b558e17c58e90aeff39774a1ffd2f5046c22621591d"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-unpaired-mirror-dot-1e467c3a5c","title":"Unpaired mirror dot","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The picture shows seventeen identical dots on a plain background: thirteen are grey and exactly four are coloured red, orange, green and blue. Ignore the colours and look only at where the dots are. Exactly one straight line, which is not drawn anywhere in the picture, acts as a mirror for the whole arrangement: reflecting every dot across that line lands it on another dot, with a single exception. That one exception dot has no mirror partner, and it is always one of the four coloured dots. Which colour is the dot without a mirror partner? Answer red, orange, green or blue.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-unpaired-mirror-dot-1e467c3a5c/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-unpaired-mirror-dot-1e467c3a5c.json","detailSha256":"b19d2317623f4ab82daebad1d7e19827439ad24d79b2aa43a67494850e6eadb5"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-constellation-cycle-count-202faf4823","title":"Constellation cycle count","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Treat two black dots as linked when the distance between their centers is shorter than the gray scale bar. Every dot has exactly two links. Does the complete constellation form one closed ring or two separate closed rings? Answer one or two.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-constellation-cycle-count-202faf4823/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-constellation-cycle-count-202faf4823.json","detailSha256":"2578c208c613767d7cb79ba7ab690ed10fbfa6bd5f7f6c73a121208a0287ae83"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-affine-lattice-vacancy-1bc3c92a42","title":"Affine lattice vacancy","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"The dark disks occupy 24 of the 25 intersections of one invisible 5-by-5 grid with straight, evenly spaced rows and columns. The grid may be rotated and slanted. Which colored hollow ring is centered at the one missing grid intersection? Answer red, blue, green, or orange.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-affine-lattice-vacancy-1bc3c92a42/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-affine-lattice-vacancy-1bc3c92a42.json","detailSha256":"ae1c5c5ccb8ed2923adc8f975eaf977397be328e6878cb097d0527b14311a82f"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-orientation-match-count-36989321d0","title":"Orientation match count","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"The reference bar in the box at the top of the image shows an orientation. The image is divided into a left and a right half, and each half holds several identical thin bars, each drawn at one of several orientations. A bar matches the reference when it leans in the same direction as (is parallel to) the reference bar. Which half, left or right, contains MORE bars matching the reference orientation? Answer left or right.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-orientation-match-count-36989321d0/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-orientation-match-count-36989321d0.json","detailSha256":"b3ed2e2166bb4adc450463cdb464223400da0e9cb785b1f4e97b30e218a2b5cc"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-orientation-consensus-search-46e9ee53ea","title":"Orientation consensus search","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"Luna","question":"Which labeled panel contains the only bar whose centerline orientation differs from the other three bars in that panel? Treat bars as undirected lines and answer A, B, C, or D.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-orientation-consensus-search-46e9ee53ea/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-orientation-consensus-search-46e9ee53ea.json","detailSha256":"fb9003f9cfe7992baf0b7a40a73c2bd115b35053edf417fa63ccee80eec78241"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-collinear-dot-lane-2b4c036602","title":"Collinear dot lane","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"Opus 5","question":"This image shows six framed rectangular panels of identical size, numbered 1 to 6 in reading order: panels 1, 2 and 3 are the top row from left to right, and panels 4, 5 and 6 are the bottom row from left to right. Every panel contains exactly five solid dots of the same single colour and the same size, so all six panels carry the same number of dots and the same amount of ink. In each panel the five dots form a lane running from one side of the panel towards the other at that panel's own arbitrary tilt, with irregular spacing between neighbouring dots, so neither the tilt of a lane, the gaps along it, its length, nor its place inside the panel carries any information. Exactly one panel is perfectly straight: the centres of all five of its dots lie on one single straight line. In each of the other five panels the lane is bent, because exactly one of its three inner dots is pushed sideways off the line of the rest, far enough that its centre misses the straight line through the rest of that lane by at least a third of a dot's width. No line is drawn in the image; only the dots and the panel frames are drawn, and straightness must be judged from the dot centres alone. Which numbered panel holds the perfectly straight lane of five dots? Answer with exactly one of: panel-1, panel-2, panel-3, panel-4, panel-5, panel-6.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-collinear-dot-lane-2b4c036602/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-collinear-dot-lane-2b4c036602.json","detailSha256":"d05cacf25f3c015b40446d76b60dc08ad83f78063d28e5b457c73f7d22efd691"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-interior-point-search-2beac67cd6","title":"Interior point search","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Which labeled panel has one teal dot strictly INSIDE the triangle formed by its other three teal dots? A-D run left to right.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-interior-point-search-2beac67cd6/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-interior-point-search-2beac67cd6.json","detailSha256":"3a30d20f587d2a29836448e11c698b9144a340374756c2de452f991fdb29bf9c"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-colored-adjacency-match-search-23dbb37c55","title":"Colored adjacency match search","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"The reference and each card show five joined color pairs. Which labeled card has exactly the same five unordered color pairs as the reference? Pair order and left-to-right order within a pair do not matter. Answer A, B, C, or D.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-colored-adjacency-match-search-23dbb37c55/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-colored-adjacency-match-search-23dbb37c55.json","detailSha256":"04330280d6c71534b7b768c572e6f0ac14282a513e793ad8500b4680126596dd"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-state-first-region-entry-387c1d2e05","title":"State first region entry","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"Four panels read top to bottom. Every panel shows the same five slot columns and a shaded vertical band (the region) that always covers the middle column. Four tokens - one red, one green, one blue, one orange - sit in the slots, with exactly one token per occupied slot, and each token keeps its fixed color as it may move between panels. A token is inside the region when it is in the middle shaded column. Reading the panels top to bottom, which token is the FIRST to move from outside the region into the region? Answer 'red', 'green', 'blue', or 'orange'.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-state-first-region-entry-387c1d2e05/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-state-first-region-entry-387c1d2e05.json","detailSha256":"ab92656d7a9baa0da792a0628f9b58effa6f775e39a21b111f8ed449f3cf0426"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-state-transition-echo-325825dccf","title":"State transition echo","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Luna","question":"Read panels P1 through P5 in order. Follow each labeled tile and count every directed state change between adjacent panels; ignore a tile when its state stays the same. Which directed state change occurs most often? Exactly one wins. Answer LOW->MID, LOW->HIGH, MID->LOW, MID->HIGH, HIGH->LOW, or HIGH->MID.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-state-transition-echo-325825dccf/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-state-transition-echo-325825dccf.json","detailSha256":"55caee20c2bdcdfd4d4a7a9fb0f05f5c5243d7d0cef1a3d19fa7bdeaad7df72b"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-ladder-swap-descent-1a950a81a6","title":"Ladder swap descent","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The picture is a row of four square panels showing the same scene at four successive moments. Read the panels in order from left to right, as the grey arrow below them shows. Each panel contains five discs, and the five discs are the same five objects in every panel: an object moves only a short way from one panel to the next. Positions are read inside each panel, that is, relative to that panel's own frame, because every panel frames the same square scene. To follow an object from one panel to the next, take the disc in the next panel whose place inside its panel is nearest to the place the object had inside the previous panel; the picture is always drawn so that this nearest-place matching is unambiguous and pairs the five discs one to one. Colour does not follow an object: the five colours blue, green, orange, purple and yellow are dealt out afresh in every panel, so each panel shows each colour exactly once but an object may wear a different colour in every panel. A black ring is drawn in the first panel only, and it marks one object: the marked object is the one whose disc centre is nearest to the centre of that ring. The ring is drawn only in the first panel and never moves with the object. Which colour is the marked object wearing in the fourth panel, the rightmost one? Answer with one of blue, green, orange, purple or yellow.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-ladder-swap-descent-1a950a81a6/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-ladder-swap-descent-1a950a81a6.json","detailSha256":"d4f91512ca3dba11b980de17d28aac47281baf727a11336263f9ffbb1b0ef7ac"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-checkpoint-lamp-replay-1b9bcb6b3a","title":"Checkpoint lamp replay","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"The three lamps start as shown. Read the six cards from left to right. A SET card replaces the pictured lamp's state (solid means ON; hollow means OFF). SAVE remembers all three current states. RESTORE returns all three lamps to the most recently saved states. Is the ringed lamp ON or OFF at the end?","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-checkpoint-lamp-replay-1b9bcb6b3a/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-checkpoint-lamp-replay-1b9bcb6b3a.json","detailSha256":"381f2309825dd2907ff82a70e5287554508200f5480cc3787fd8dcdc753de589"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-dial-program-replay-3e5ac9befe","title":"Dial program replay","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"The marked dial starts at one labeled position. Read the operation cards from left to right: an orange triangle advances one position clockwise, and a purple vertical bar reflects the position across the dial's vertical axis. Where does the marker finish? Answer A, B, C, or D.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-dial-program-replay-3e5ac9befe/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-dial-program-replay-3e5ac9befe.json","detailSha256":"d1710fd1d11ac984ede818c09dd50f15ece5c9464ee866187fe8cc450efd0607"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-separating-count-278f44565b","title":"Separating count","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"The image shows three closed black loops and two small colored dots: one green and one red. A loop is said to SEPARATE the two dots when exactly one of them lies inside the loop (the green dot is on one side and the red dot on the other). A loop does not separate them when both dots lie on the same side of it (both inside or both outside). Count how many of the closed black loops separate the green and red dots. Answer with a single number from 0, 1, or 2.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-separating-count-278f44565b/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-separating-count-278f44565b.json","detailSha256":"d980cbe3f291bb2784f8e947232f44c428a20db5fd8626dc9dec5694a86f7900"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-maze-reachability-panels-52acecec68","title":"Maze reachability panels","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Luna","question":"Each of three black-framed maze panels has white walkable corridors and red and green markers. Moving only up, down, left, or right through non-black pixels, which panel lets green reach red: left, center, or right? Ignore frames and walls.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-maze-reachability-panels-52acecec68/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-maze-reachability-panels-52acecec68.json","detailSha256":"ec0c221354787360db902513f88fe97b2e17b0dba27444de1332547ff9b059e0"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-wall-neighbor-duel-2a56ac0095","title":"Wall neighbor duel","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The picture shows one rectangular plate on white paper. Black walls divide the plate into regions; each region is a single connected area of one flat colour, and every wall inside the plate separates two different regions. Exactly one region is filled red and exactly one other region is filled blue; all remaining regions are white. Two regions count as NEIGHBOURS only if they are separated by a wall along a whole stretch of their border; regions that meet only where walls cross, at a single corner point, are NOT neighbours. The white paper outside the plate and the black walls themselves are not regions. Which shaded region has more neighbours: the red region, the blue region, or do they have the same number? Answer red, blue, or same.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-wall-neighbor-duel-2a56ac0095/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-wall-neighbor-duel-2a56ac0095.json","detailSha256":"99db792548d885f26e939161a12fc6caa45a327abd9301485b2c7a5005ef7070"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-tile-topology-completion-3cc22d408a","title":"Tile topology completion","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Imagine recoloring exactly one colored square black; the other colored squares remain non-black background. Which square makes the black ink one connected piece enclosing exactly two separate background regions? Answer red, green, or blue.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-tile-topology-completion-3cc22d408a/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-tile-topology-completion-3cc22d408a.json","detailSha256":"7fbf52b491eaf1f70a7bb13fd258efcd25f2adcc84c178df6303ad4d5fd944ea"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-four-junction-link-cover-2c4ab691f0","title":"Four junction link cover","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Can four junctions be chosen so that every dark link touches at least one chosen junction? A link touches only the circular junction at each endpoint; crossing-free links do not meet elsewhere. Answer yes or no.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-four-junction-link-cover-2c4ab691f0/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-four-junction-link-cover-2c4ab691f0.json","detailSha256":"7b8ce1b873902728b69a1a3cd61dadc6d6620a255cbcc11fc7df42d0baa5abdf"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-network-trace-connectivity-422e32d939","title":"Network trace connectivity","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"Following only the blue lines from the orange start ring, which colored terminal is on the same connected route as the start: red or green? Answer red or green.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-network-trace-connectivity-422e32d939/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-network-trace-connectivity-422e32d939.json","detailSha256":"6d3b2f9cde35c6f95dacad6b90c46107b31e0cbba022fc6da9bf6e6d8b1b6221"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-first-fork-terminal-3f65a8729e","title":"First fork terminal","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"Luna","question":"Trace the dark, connected tree outward from the green source. At the first fork, one branch leads to a single terminal and the other reaches a later fork with the other two terminals. Which terminal color is on the single-terminal branch? Answer red, blue, or gold.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-first-fork-terminal-3f65a8729e/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-first-fork-terminal-3f65a8729e.json","detailSha256":"66914dff1f4d2db5fa6ad87e8b447e76bf7512590b46ea121272796ecdef50c0"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-loop-member-node-43f2ad5860","title":"Loop member node","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"Opus 5","question":"This picture shows a network drawn on a white page. Every disc is a junction and every straight gray bar is a link joining the two junctions at its ends. Bars meet only at junctions, no bar crosses another bar, and no bar passes through a junction that is not one of its two ends. The whole network hangs together, and it contains exactly one closed loop: exactly one ring of junctions can be walked all the way round and back to its starting junction without using any bar twice. Every other part of the network is a branch that eventually dead-ends, so leaving the loop means you can never get back without retracing a bar. Three junctions are coloured, one blue, one orange and one purple, and every other junction is dark grey. Exactly one of the three coloured junctions lies on the closed loop. How central a junction looks, how many bars touch it, and where it sits on the page do not matter; only whether you can walk round the loop through it counts. Which coloured junction lies on the closed loop? Answer blue, orange, or purple.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-loop-member-node-43f2ad5860/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-loop-member-node-43f2ad5860.json","detailSha256":"0e6c5c2d87b533391c8af513ede21057668e03cc98182f4b8c91fc7ac7406793"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-cable-midpoint-checkpoint-24eff4dcc3","title":"Cable midpoint checkpoint","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Starting at the green ring, follow the continuous dark cable to its red end. Which checkpoint is closer to the halfway point of the cable's total length: orange or purple? Measure distance along the cable, not straight across the page. Ignore disconnected pale strokes.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-cable-midpoint-checkpoint-24eff4dcc3/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-cable-midpoint-checkpoint-24eff4dcc3.json","detailSha256":"78f455299e4f88dd22867aa16fce9b3d072d2c1b440ef925881cd6448ad169dc"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-turn-toggle-terminal-2fd9b6f6b4","title":"Turn toggle terminal","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Start at the green START circle and move away from it. At the first purple junction take the leftmost forward branch; at the next junction take the rightmost forward branch; keep alternating leftmost, rightmost. Never go back along the link just used. Links meet only at circles and never cross. Which colored terminal is reached? Answer red, blue, orange, or cyan.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-turn-toggle-terminal-2fd9b6f6b4/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-turn-toggle-terminal-2fd9b6f6b4.json","detailSha256":"a76c50a462429132c4364b3ad031eecc64aa0aa0286f2a1b8a7e7a5b33702b0e"},{"id":"image-support-steered-window-pair-reflection-correspondence-92cd73a227","title":"Window pair reflection correspondence","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Luna","question":"The compact workbench has three labeled tiles: R is the reference and A and B are candidates. Reflect each candidate's two internal windows from left to right within its tile, then choose the candidate whose two-window arrangement matches R. Answer A or B.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-window-pair-reflection-correspondence-92cd73a227/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-window-pair-reflection-correspondence-92cd73a227.json","detailSha256":"09cfcb23bb9ae6214f37d34d7e450b353e53c470b67fcf0dc95d49538378b458"},{"id":"image-support-steered-crosslap-over-order-bind-2e3f77cb7e","title":"Crosslap over order bind","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The cream page is littered with small decorative coloured squares that mean nothing; only the one dark slate SLAB decides the answer. The slab carries four square trays: one pale tray and three grey trays. Every tray holds a PILE of exactly three straight coloured bars, and all four piles use the same three bar colours. In each pile one bar - the SPINE - crosses the other two bars, and those two other bars never touch each other, so every pile shows exactly two places where two bars overlap. At each overlap one bar is laid ON TOP of the other and hides it there, so the colour you see in the overlap patch is the colour of the upper bar. Each pile has been turned or flipped on its tray independently of the others, so the direction a colour runs, where it sits and how thick the bars are carry no information: only which colour lies on top at each overlap matters. The pile on the pale tray is the KEY. Exactly one of the three grey trays holds a pile in which BOTH over/under facts are the same as the key's - the same colour on top of the same colour at both overlaps - and the other two grey piles reverse at least one of them. Each grey tray is labelled by one small marker square in its top-left corner, coloured orange, teal, magenta or olive; marker colours are assigned at random and are never bar colours. What is the marker colour of the grey tray whose pile repeats both of the key pile's over/under facts? Answer orange, teal, magenta or olive.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-crosslap-over-order-bind-2e3f77cb7e/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-crosslap-over-order-bind-2e3f77cb7e.json","detailSha256":"f4164ac05d21981586601b6e038c348af105a3b37be23641b9c47f75d328daee"},{"id":"image-support-steered-adjacent-slope-badge-2cf886b356","title":"Adjacent slope badge","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Read the five navy disks in the gold reference from left to right. For each neighboring pair, write cyan when the next disk is larger and cream when it is smaller. Which red, green, or blue tag marks the exact four-cell result?","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-adjacent-slope-badge-2cf886b356/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-adjacent-slope-badge-2cf886b356.json","detailSha256":"df19f25db94b34fff5ecbd15f412e53144de2a02abf423ba95845a44805a2fee"},{"id":"image-support-steered-successor-chain-correspondence-4fbea214e1","title":"Successor chain correspondence","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"The two gray clue cards are directed links: read each card from its left shape to its right shape. Together they are the two consecutive links of one three-shape chain. Exactly one colored candidate lists all three shapes from the chain's start to its finish. Which color frames that candidate? Answer amber, cyan, or violet.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-successor-chain-correspondence-4fbea214e1/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-successor-chain-correspondence-4fbea214e1.json","detailSha256":"1a1f6f7e163bf5e00b1ce5114ec9d3268abb6156bd7e0a26ed7343cc3a48f46c"},{"id":"image-support-steered-qualifying-bubble-area-6451bdddd2","title":"Qualifying bubble area","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Luna","question":"In the compact bubble chart, consider only bubbles whose centers are to the right of the vertical threshold and above the horizontal threshold. Which qualifying bubble has the larger filled area: coral or teal? Answer coral or teal.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-qualifying-bubble-area-6451bdddd2/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-qualifying-bubble-area-6451bdddd2.json","detailSha256":"f6d30408815b4e6b1a2e2517cc2719b0e96cb7a606a40f6eecbb5f0967711644"},{"id":"image-support-steered-ring-thickness-shade-order-2bb822ce29","title":"Ring thickness shade order","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The picture is a pale instrument sheet. Exactly one object on the sheet is a core button: a small solid black centre dot surrounded by exactly four concentric coloured rings, drawn as flat bands of uniform colour. It is the only object with a black centre dot. Every other mark - the grey rule ticks, the pale plates, the pale label blocks and the pale pip-less rings - is decoration and carries no information. Number the four rings of the core button 1 to 4 outwards from the black dot. A ring's thickness is its radial width, the distance from its inner edge to its outer edge. A ring's darkness is the darkness of its own flat fill colour. Exactly one ring is the thickest and exactly one ring is the darkest, and in this picture they are never the same ring. Is the thickest ring nearer the black centre dot than the darkest ring, or farther from it? Answer with one word: nearer or farther.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-ring-thickness-shade-order-2bb822ce29/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-ring-thickness-shade-order-2bb822ce29.json","detailSha256":"09fea4094037637b9a98ea9e380b0254ce5dcb8abb7afd5603532152769cfa7d"},{"id":"image-support-steered-specimen-peak-width-side-1892e44e30","title":"Specimen peak width side","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"The colored specimen has one narrow waist. For every pixel row, measure the horizontal span from the specimen's left edge to its right edge. On which side of the waist is the maximum span larger? Answer above or below.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-specimen-peak-width-side-1892e44e30/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-specimen-peak-width-side-1892e44e30.json","detailSha256":"5a742a46f1bebc142de366bdfd1e8947915af0298e5b2700c8e3a49aa4df069f"},{"id":"image-support-steered-eccentric-washer-axis-40211c1c79","title":"Eccentric washer axis","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"The colored washer has a circular opening. Compare the absolute difference between its LEFT and RIGHT wall thicknesses with the absolute difference between its TOP and BOTTOM wall thicknesses. Which difference is larger? Answer HORIZONTAL or VERTICAL.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-eccentric-washer-axis-40211c1c79/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-eccentric-washer-axis-40211c1c79.json","detailSha256":"104c3441159c13e61fa60dbeae199e7a6f392bad8b502137a0d3546341b45e1b"},{"id":"image-support-steered-route-station-order-4059bc7b4b","title":"Route station order","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"Luna","question":"Starting at the arrow at the left end, does the connected route visit the circle, triangle, square, then diamond station in that order? Answer yes or no.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-route-station-order-4059bc7b4b/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-route-station-order-4059bc7b4b.json","detailSha256":"e8c5ae50152916685ac6ef940dd51cf58aff0083c7b35ce1444cc20bb22efadd"},{"id":"image-support-steered-coil-curl-majority-b4e5f340db","title":"Coil curl majority","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"Opus 5","question":"This picture shows hoses pinned flat on a plain board. Exactly one hose is drawn in a strong colour; every other mark is plain grey, and every grey mark is decoration that must be ignored - no grey mark touches the coloured hose. The coloured hose is one connected hose that runs in straight horizontal and vertical stretches and changes direction only by right angles. One end of the coloured hose is capped by a solid coloured block, and that capped end is where the walk starts; the other end is a plain cut. Walk along the coloured hose from the capped end to the plain end, never leaving the hose and never skipping a stretch. At each right-angle change of direction you turn either to your left or to your right, judged from the direction you are travelling at that moment as the picture is seen. Count every such turn along the whole walk. A coiled hose in this picture need not keep curling the same way, and the turns near the capped end need not agree with the majority. Does the walk contain more left turns or more right turns? Answer with exactly one of: left, right.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-coil-curl-majority-b4e5f340db/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-coil-curl-majority-b4e5f340db.json","detailSha256":"e1182d8e8fdcd1ad0afc169dcf792eb97a0ea509c5c0aefcdcf1582b7540a4bb"},{"id":"image-support-steered-visible-signal-lamp-count-34b3b4556d","title":"Visible signal lamp count","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"How many colored circular lamps are visible inside the traffic signal? Count every colored circle inside the gray signal housing, regardless of its color. Do not count gray covers or bolts.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-visible-signal-lamp-count-34b3b4556d/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-visible-signal-lamp-count-34b3b4556d.json","detailSha256":"372af5b24e41d1526d11fee10b73d386ed303884b4fbb899ae6d4ddaf9cfcf53"},{"id":"image-support-steered-lowercase-m-humps-276574cf32","title":"Lowercase m humps","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"How many rounded humps are visible after the left stem of the small colored lowercase-m practice stroke? Count each complete rise-and-fall arch from one baseline touch to the next, ignore the gray proof marks, and answer two or three.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-lowercase-m-humps-276574cf32/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-lowercase-m-humps-276574cf32.json","detailSha256":"63ba89cbc7762b859276972ff0828c91c290efe41988ba840e1adfb700c94397"},{"id":"image-support-steered-integral-xor-panel-5fc588a22f","title":"Integral xor panel","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Luna","question":"Which abstract symbol appears after the declared cumulative raster transform? Find the single navy-framed square with a red corner marker. Its interior is an 8-by-8 raster of two visible tones; treat the darker tone as 1 and the lighter tone as 0. Apply the declared upper-left integral XOR: for each cell, replace it with the XOR of every original cell in the rectangle from the marked top-left cell through that cell. Read the resulting 8-by-8 bitmap. Compare it with A = #.#.#.#./...#####/#.#.#.#./.#.#.#.#/#.#.#.#./.#.#.#.#/#.#.#.#./.#.#.#.. or B = #..##.#./..####../.######./########/#..##.#./...##.../...##.../...##... using Hamming distance; ties or a gap below 4 are quarantined. Answer A or B. Ignore the remote colored marks.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-integral-xor-panel-5fc588a22f/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-integral-xor-panel-5fc588a22f.json","detailSha256":"5df4bf9e08369912a68c6dac651cb7f7d519b6862114f5092e2a8424efd3ca6b"},{"id":"image-support-steered-dial-unroll-reveal-3635070716","title":"Dial unroll reveal","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Opus 5","question":"Exactly one dial in this picture is drawn in strong colours: a light steel-gray disk whose marked cells are dark navy and whose rim carries one solid black triangular notch. Every other dial is pale and is decoration. On the marked dial, the ring between the drawn hub circle and the outer rim is divided into five bands of equal width, numbered 1 at the hub and 5 at the rim, and into eight sectors of forty-five degrees each. Each of those forty cells is either filled dark navy or left light. The black notch points outward along the middle of one sector; that sector is sector 1, and sectors 2 to 8 follow clockwise from it. Carry out this operation: unroll the ring into a rectangle of five rows and eight columns, where row b holds band b and column s holds sector s, so that reading the rectangle top to bottom runs from the hub outward and reading it left to right runs clockwise from the notch. Exactly 16 of the 40 cells are filled on every dial and in every case, so the number of filled cells says nothing. The unrolled rectangle is a noisy copy of one of exactly four declared symbols, written below as five rows of eight characters with '#' for a filled cell, row 1 first; at most six cells disagree with the true symbol and no other declared symbol is that close. crest = ##.#.... / ##.#.#.. / .######. / ..#...#. / ..#..... ; kite = ........ / .####... / ###...#. / ..#####. / ...#.##. ; spur = ..###### / .##.##.. / ..#..... / .###.... / ..##.... ; vane = .#..##.. / .####... / ....#..# / ....#..# / ...##### Answer with the declared symbol whose pattern the unrolled rectangle matches in the most cells. The dial's position on the page, its size, the pale dials and the direction the notch happens to point are not the symbol, and reading the ring from any other sector, anticlockwise, or from the rim inward does not match any declared symbol. Which symbol is it? Answer with exactly one of: crest, kite, spur, vane.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-dial-unroll-reveal-3635070716/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-dial-unroll-reveal-3635070716.json","detailSha256":"2ed17beba5ffcc8a95baa303f5176dcae8ba05e9947e04ffcc87e73552f72f7a"},{"id":"image-support-steered-cyclic-row-origin-163ca5fa4d","title":"Cyclic row origin","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Inside the violet badge, each row wraps around cyclically. Slide each whole row so its amber-dotted cell becomes the leftmost cell, without reversing it. Which symbol appears: X, plus, T, or L?","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-cyclic-row-origin-163ca5fa4d/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-cyclic-row-origin-163ca5fa4d.json","detailSha256":"7bbb51177b1444e839c95755c587cec5890879ca6ab33e0419c993ff50ceffde"},{"id":"image-support-steered-turtle-tick-path-reveal-41fdbc804f","title":"Turtle tick path reveal","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Start at the red ring and follow the one connected dark trail to the gold triangle. Read every colored tick in travel order: cyan means turn left, orange means turn right. Beginning with one upward step, turn as commanded and draw one equal-length step after each tick. Which path symbol appears: stair, wave, or crown? Answer ambiguous if tied.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-turtle-tick-path-reveal-41fdbc804f/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-turtle-tick-path-reveal-41fdbc804f.json","detailSha256":"14dc3290fe690d5432f5c4e5ea98396f05c93e9dbfbb63c7779f51e049b63d25"},{"id":"image-support-steered-connected-route-pockets-af99d0cb07","title":"Connected route pockets","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"Luna","question":"Treat the colored drawing as one connected thin route. Ignoring the outside of the canvas, does it enclose exactly two separate white pockets rather than one? Count complete 4-connected white regions. Answer yes or no.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-connected-route-pockets-af99d0cb07/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-connected-route-pockets-af99d0cb07.json","detailSha256":"99bfc363b1d1c76fa0c5daf6e6c46a76cf4f31328be57c77ec6df95a7e0dec64"},{"id":"image-support-steered-self-symmetry-type-9839987430","title":"Self symmetry type","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The image contains exactly one solid dark region; every light-grey blob is background clutter. Take the dark region's own centre of mass as the reference point and test three motions about it: mirror-left-right (reflection across the vertical line through that point), mirror-top-bottom (reflection across the horizontal line through that point), and half-turn (rotation by 180 degrees about that point). Answer ambiguous if two or more motions map the region onto itself. Which motion maps the dark region onto itself: mirror-left-right, mirror-top-bottom, half-turn, or ambiguous?","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-self-symmetry-type-9839987430/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-self-symmetry-type-9839987430.json","detailSha256":"636ea027b0f16512ff1188ea267b4aa06fa8eb3c64212dd7ff2314a9c6ee2b18"},{"id":"image-support-steered-radial-lobe-rhythm-2827c38273","title":"Radial lobe rhythm","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"The blue line is one closed wavy loop. Count its large outward bulges around the whole loop. Does it have four lobes or five lobes?","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-radial-lobe-rhythm-2827c38273/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-radial-lobe-rhythm-2827c38273.json","detailSha256":"e3bcdd99152fe885b71d30eb917e0daf9a48c00e7567f87f952682a5a7430f2f"},{"id":"image-support-steered-nested-rim-phase-30b8442dc1","title":"Nested rim phase","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"The one colored ring has four outward bulges on its outside rim and four outward-from-center bulges around its pale hole. Do the two sets point in the same directions, or does each inner bulge lie halfway between two outer bulges? Answer aligned or alternating.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-nested-rim-phase-30b8442dc1/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-nested-rim-phase-30b8442dc1.json","detailSha256":"536700e279c089ec8a52c4fc6e0b405b2e92ae9ca154a5879eb06d259e249440"},{"id":"image-support-steered-opposed-window-pair-search-92a409ee11","title":"Opposed window pair search","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"Luna","question":"Each row contains two detached octagonal badges. Each badge has one small window shifted left or right of its center. Which row contains the only pair whose window shifts are equal in size and opposite in direction? Answer 1, 2, 3, or 4.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-opposed-window-pair-search-92a409ee11/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-opposed-window-pair-search-92a409ee11.json","detailSha256":"1dbf22947fc9e1889e64f664b69081d31d2229217c09bfb0ad23e8959dd148b1"},{"id":"image-support-steered-mirror-defect-rung-72be13f720","title":"Mirror defect rung","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The picture shows one dark connected structure: a wide vertical column crossed by four long horizontal crossbars, numbered first, second, third and fourth from the top downwards. Small dark squares are attached to the top edge or the bottom edge of every crossbar, on both sides of the dashed vertical line. The dashed vertical line is the mirror axis. Every crossbar carries the same number of squares, all squares are the same size and colour, and every crossbar is the same length and thickness. A square counts as mirrored only if a square sits at the same distance from the dashed axis on the opposite side of the axis and on the same edge (top or bottom) of the same crossbar. Exactly one crossbar's squares deviate most from this mirror match; on the other crossbars the squares match, or miss matching by only a slight sideways shift. Which crossbar deviates most from mirror symmetry? Answer with one of: first, second, third, fourth.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-mirror-defect-rung-72be13f720/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-mirror-defect-rung-72be13f720.json","detailSha256":"44703b41d73a7dc105649032b55cdce8a4dfaed5652c3e688bd7ceac379f3c06"},{"id":"image-support-steered-overlay-complement-search-1fa61e1e71","title":"Overlay complement search","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Imagine placing the cyan 4-by-4 pattern directly over the gold pattern in each panel, without rotating either. Which panel covers every cell exactly once, with no gap and no overlap? Answer upper-left, upper-right, lower-left, or lower-right.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-overlay-complement-search-1fa61e1e71/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-overlay-complement-search-1fa61e1e71.json","detailSha256":"906f16752d4335b482fcebada9a489753f4a50432e0174d5c412f65b114c403d"},{"id":"image-support-steered-path-interval-search-3264e27f40","title":"Path interval search","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"The gold rings mark the ends of one unbroken dark route. Follow the route and read the eight colored ring checkpoints in route order. Which color has exactly two other checkpoints between its two rings? Every color appears exactly twice, and exactly one qualifies. Answer red, blue, green, or purple.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-path-interval-search-3264e27f40/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-path-interval-search-3264e27f40.json","detailSha256":"bc57a7765a4df79b975e8fc91d062240e8096a4200822358d4952418c0193b67"},{"id":"image-support-steered-state-stack-trace-435802acd9","title":"State stack trace","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Luna","question":"Starting at the ringed stack, follow the connected trace from left to right. Push a shown badge at a filled circle, pop at an outlined square, and swap the top two badges at a crossed diamond. Round=A, square=B, triangle=C. Which label is on top at the finish?","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-state-stack-trace-435802acd9/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-state-stack-trace-435802acd9.json","detailSha256":"c8b4a8420a5dd36ef15708666745cdbda662cf499bcc30fa32d2a87a3e18a0c0"},{"id":"image-support-steered-filament-pointer-relay-4c20316191","title":"Filament pointer relay","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Opus 5","question":"This picture contains one dark filament: a single thin unbroken line that wanders back and forth across the whole canvas and never touches itself. One end of the filament carries a red hub, and inside that hub a short blue bar points from the hub's centre towards its rim; the direction of that bar is the direction the pointer holds at the start of the walk, read as a compass on the page, with north up, east right, south down and west left. The other end of the filament is capped by a small dark square. Small coloured square tabs are welded to one side of the filament along its length: an orange tab turns the pointer one quarter turn clockwise, and a teal tab mirrors the pointer left to right, so east becomes west and west becomes east while north and south are unchanged. Walk the filament from the red hub to the capped end, following the line itself rather than the left-to-right or top-to-bottom order of the page, and apply each tab at the moment you pass it; a tab acts only once and the tabs act in the order they are met. Every grey ring and grey dash lying away from the filament is inert decoration. In which compass direction does the pointer point when the capped end is reached? Answer with one of north, east, south or west.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-filament-pointer-relay-4c20316191/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-filament-pointer-relay-4c20316191.json","detailSha256":"255576a3a56d16142678e62cc1add884946a8bc89559603e5c6f4dce39049836"},{"id":"image-support-steered-shared-flip-chronicle-1a3b0048b8","title":"Shared flip chronicle","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Follow frames 1→2→3. Find the two positions that change at each step. Which compass-corner position belongs to both change sets? Answer NW, NE, SW, or SE.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-shared-flip-chronicle-1a3b0048b8/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-shared-flip-chronicle-1a3b0048b8.json","detailSha256":"a5a95beb878249a0e82587ac720a5f3905d2fb2cb9929b7f080723bbe94715cb"},{"id":"image-support-steered-barrier-tilt-packing-3e1cc3c666","title":"Barrier tilt packing","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"The orange ring marks one movable bead. Dark beads move too; striped squares are fixed walls. Read the four arrows from left to right. For each arrow, in every row or column segment split by walls, slide all beads together to the indicated end; beads keep their order and occupy consecutive cells. After all four tilts, which column holds the ringed bead: A, B, C, D, or E?","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-barrier-tilt-packing-3e1cc3c666/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-barrier-tilt-packing-3e1cc3c666.json","detailSha256":"ff45376f7a84967dbb560c095baf6394c6ff33b429a873c706d8aa72518de555"},{"id":"image-support-steered-dual-island-pocket-order-3565340678","title":"Dual island pocket order","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Luna","question":"Which colored island contains more enclosed white pockets? Count only white regions completely surrounded by that island, ignore the outside, and answer red or blue.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-dual-island-pocket-order-3565340678/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-dual-island-pocket-order-3565340678.json","detailSha256":"afaf808b1e84cb827e783650849fe06d378d5b87a922086383985956bff4db2b"},{"id":"image-support-steered-gapped-ring-dot-verdict-532a97e105","title":"Gapped ring dot verdict","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Opus 5","question":"This page shows one black line figure together with several coloured decorations. Only the black figure and the two solid dots matter; blue, orange, grey and purple marks are decoration and never count, even when a decoration is drawn as a closed ring with its own hole. The black figure is a single trace: every black stroke on the page is joined to the rest of the black ink, and the trace runs in straight horizontal and vertical stretches that meet at square corners. Somewhere along the trace the strokes close up into a complete circuit, and somewhere else they almost close into a second circuit that is interrupted by one visible gap. Exactly one solid green dot and exactly one solid red dot are drawn on the page, far apart from each other, and neither dot touches any black stroke. A dot counts as shut in only when you cannot travel from that dot to the edge of the page without crossing a black stroke; a gap in the strokes is a way through, however far from the dot it lies. Exactly one of the two dots is shut in and the other is not. How large the black figure is, how much black ink it holds, where on the page each dot sits, which dot looks more surrounded, and how many coloured decorations are drawn never decide the answer. Which dot is shut in, the green dot or the red dot? Answer green or red.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-gapped-ring-dot-verdict-532a97e105/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-gapped-ring-dot-verdict-532a97e105.json","detailSha256":"95cc01e06dded3a2a83d882e48ee09cf41cf415c63a8eb71a5d1ba0d99e877f1"},{"id":"image-support-steered-distant-hole-parity-1da6cf66df","title":"Distant hole parity","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Count white square pockets completely surrounded by each colored rectangle, using edge-sharing connectivity. Do cyan and orange have the same odd/even hole parity?","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-distant-hole-parity-1da6cf66df/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-distant-hole-parity-1da6cf66df.json","detailSha256":"f01539b387c08727ee941f22e616d751b0f24f2d41807b1970f20f70d96f5074"},{"id":"image-support-steered-paired-cut-station-agreement-5d60954ead","title":"Paired cut station agreement","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"After removing the red station and every trail segment incident to it from each separate map, do the two maps agree on whether all remaining stations stay connected? Trails join only at circular stations. Answer yes or no.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-paired-cut-station-agreement-5d60954ead/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-paired-cut-station-agreement-5d60954ead.json","detailSha256":"35f831b6b1a4eaa9f8ba11827729b813906b68f6f7b1a37907ce51bebfe57fdb"},{"id":"image-support-steered-directed-rise-checkpoint-5257ac0ca7","title":"Directed rise checkpoint","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"Luna","question":"Start at the green port and trace the single dark route to the red port. Which colored checkpoint—amber or violet—is on a leg that moves upward toward the top edge as you follow the route? Use the route's directed local motion, not the checkpoint's absolute position. Answer amber or violet.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-directed-rise-checkpoint-5257ac0ca7/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-directed-rise-checkpoint-5257ac0ca7.json","detailSha256":"b86455b4400845828017f7af3b8a340a248346772891e2c0a490b5d08b06fa9c"},{"id":"image-support-steered-bead-ply-partner-2b7f11f6b5","title":"Bead ply partner","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The image shows three or four separate square patches of dark teal ink on a plain white background, well apart from one another. Inside each patch the teal ink is a set of thick cords folded into flat back-and-forth switchbacks: the cords are packed side by side and never touch or cross, and each patch is broken by exactly two short clear white gaps, so every patch holds exactly three separate cords. Exactly one patch also carries three small coloured square beads printed on its cords, one red, one blue and one yellow; ignore every other patch completely. Two beads count as lying on the same cord only when you can travel from one to the other along unbroken teal ink without crossing a white gap and without leaving the ink. Exactly two of the three beads lie on one shared cord and the remaining bead lies on a different cord. Straight-line distance across the white background is never a valid step. Which bead is the one that does not share its cord with either of the other two beads? Answer red, blue or yellow.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-bead-ply-partner-2b7f11f6b5/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-bead-ply-partner-2b7f11f6b5.json","detailSha256":"5eca3fa9e670c00665d0444a7328765c7435dd3bbe476e28945925e57f516270"},{"id":"image-support-steered-route-flank-balance-15b0724040","title":"Route flank balance","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Trace the navy route from the green START to the red FINISH. Six yellow beacons sit beside the route. Are exactly three beacons on the left side of travel and three on the right side? Judge left or right at each beacon using the local direction of the route. Answer balanced or unbalanced.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-route-flank-balance-15b0724040/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-route-flank-balance-15b0724040.json","detailSha256":"1819d4c786a3600b2cf4c49bb411102ea8a6a7f76cf13ee893a08f5ec6b8f5cc"},{"id":"image-support-steered-island-winding-trace-4f3dcdf6b9","title":"Island winding trace","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Starting at the blue ring, follow the dark route to the orange ring. Around the yellow island, does your travel wind clockwise or counterclockwise? Answer clockwise or counterclockwise.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-island-winding-trace-4f3dcdf6b9/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-island-winding-trace-4f3dcdf6b9.json","detailSha256":"7d06f49e196cbf56b817eb85e2946d93d762ae3e1cf2415804f75e09ae496e8c"},{"id":"model-feedback-concentration-dominance-ratio-3303e7673d","title":"Concentration dominance ratio","experiment":"model-feedback","experimentLabel":"Model-feedback-steered generation","profile":null,"generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"Across the top a key shows three colour swatches; beside each swatch a row of dark dots gives that colour's weight, and the colour with three dots is the heaviest colour.  Below, box A on the left and box B on the right each hold several coloured disks of these colours.  A disk is heavy when its colour is the heaviest colour, otherwise it is light.  For each box the dominance is the total weight of that box's heavy disks divided by the total weight of that box's light disks.  Which box has the larger dominance ratio: A or B?  Answer with exactly one of: A, B.","image":"static/questions/model-feedback-concentration-dominance-ratio-3303e7673d/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/model-feedback-concentration-dominance-ratio-3303e7673d.json","detailSha256":"b10125acc8e1cefb1699152e459295b97e89403296228173f2eb4c774635ecc9"},{"id":"model-feedback-counterfactual-tray-transfer-1c6630570a","title":"Counterfactual tray transfer","experiment":"model-feedback","experimentLabel":"Model-feedback-steered generation","profile":null,"generator":"Luna","question":"The gold-ringed token is moved along the gold arrow into the other tray. After that move, which tray has more tokens: left, right, or tie? Count the token after it moves. Answer one word.","image":"static/questions/model-feedback-counterfactual-tray-transfer-1c6630570a/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/model-feedback-counterfactual-tray-transfer-1c6630570a.json","detailSha256":"42dbe3b5290a8ad7d1fb7a5e852239d5098f2d6e35cba601d9b66543586e5734"},{"id":"model-feedback-token-exchange-valuation-2ab1102c6c","title":"Token exchange valuation","experiment":"model-feedback","experimentLabel":"Model-feedback-steered generation","profile":null,"generator":"Opus 5","question":"The two rows at the top are equalities: the single black shape left of the double bar is worth exactly the shapes to its right. Count a circle as one. Use both rows to work out what a triangle and a square are each worth. Then total the worth of the shapes inside each colored frame. Which frame holds the largest total? Answer blue, green, orange, or purple.","image":"static/questions/model-feedback-token-exchange-valuation-2ab1102c6c/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/model-feedback-token-exchange-valuation-2ab1102c6c.json","detailSha256":"1b1b6f55b8d9cb9bf697cf2606c3ed3a524317990960e018ab21b628088f2f00"},{"id":"model-feedback-relative-turn-tilewalk-0d7f13959d","title":"Relative turn tilewalk","experiment":"model-feedback","experimentLabel":"Model-feedback-steered generation","profile":null,"generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Start on the black arrow, facing the way it points. For 8 moves: read the current tile; L means turn left, R means turn right, and dot means do not turn; then move forward one tile. Which colored goal contains the final tile: amber, cyan, or violet?","image":"static/questions/model-feedback-relative-turn-tilewalk-0d7f13959d/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/model-feedback-relative-turn-tilewalk-0d7f13959d.json","detailSha256":"d9282544a8d23150ed02e7551ea44bebf7c82d2010a0f0eb5cb4b0e242a4d4c9"},{"id":"model-feedback-selective-fold-landing-156cda1671","title":"Selective fold landing","experiment":"model-feedback","experimentLabel":"Model-feedback-steered generation","profile":null,"generator":"Sol (max)","question":"The numbered disk marks a fold side. First reflect only the blue dots on side 1 across its red dashed line. From the new positions, reflect only the dots on side 2 across its violet line. Which option shows all final dots? Answer option-1, option-2, option-3, or option-4.","image":"static/questions/model-feedback-selective-fold-landing-156cda1671/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/model-feedback-selective-fold-landing-156cda1671.json","detailSha256":"d40503621680ec5a9d4ffa377702c977acd4349cfbca5ef7e741d9b75904bb58"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-segment-betweenness-correspondence-37dbab6599","title":"Segment betweenness correspondence","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"The top reference panel shows two gray anchors and one colored dot. The question is whether the colored dot lies between the two anchors, inside the segment they span, or clearly beyond one end of that segment. Below, three candidate panels A, B, C each show two gray anchors and one colored dot. Which candidate reproduces the same between/outside relationship as the reference: its colored dot between or beyond its own anchors' segment matching the reference?","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-segment-betweenness-correspondence-37dbab6599/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-segment-betweenness-correspondence-37dbab6599.json","detailSha256":"b5c199fdeedc1ddc6d668e968d3d00a3ff99fa7eb1acf16279432531992c7825"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-colored-crossing-degree-correspondence-47f1aba7eb","title":"Colored crossing degree correspondence","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Luna","question":"Which candidate, A or B, matches the REFERENCE in the number of interior line crossings touching each color? Count a crossing only inside both finite segments and ignore panel transforms. Answer A or B.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-colored-crossing-degree-correspondence-47f1aba7eb/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-colored-crossing-degree-correspondence-47f1aba7eb.json","detailSha256":"6c841f23e6ce6fc21ce3138fa8024993497291ee9dfe9a0dfaa2590c36c06fd7"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-composite-layer-complement-binding-3bdd1be99c","title":"Composite layer complement binding","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Opus 5","question":"Every grid in this image is a 5 by 5 grid of square cells, and cell positions are read the same way in each grid (row 1 is the top row, column 1 is the left column). The upper-left grid, labeled PLATE, shows dark gray filled cells. The upper-right grid, labeled RESULT, was made by keeping every filled cell of PLATE and filling some further cells; RESULT is drawn in one single dark gray ink, so it does not show which of its filled cells were added. The bottom row shows four stencils, one red, one blue, one green and one orange. Exactly one stencil has colored cells at exactly the cells that are filled in RESULT but not filled in PLATE, with no missing cell and no extra cell. Which color is that stencil? Answer with one of: red, blue, green, orange.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-composite-layer-complement-binding-3bdd1be99c/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-composite-layer-complement-binding-3bdd1be99c.json","detailSha256":"647c8f44f76206f0a4f4afd0159fe8843bac46dc1fd160f34cba9b5b1562d90d"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-spoke-rank-correspondence-31e2cd5ba9","title":"Spoke rank correspondence","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Every card has one black hub and the same four colored beads, each joined to the hub by a gray spoke. Within each card, order the bead colors from the shortest spoke to the longest. Ignore angles, rotation, and exact lengths. Which border color marks the option with the same shortest-to-longest color order as the REFERENCE? Answer red, blue, or gold.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-spoke-rank-correspondence-31e2cd5ba9/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-spoke-rank-correspondence-31e2cd5ba9.json","detailSha256":"e0fa16fa00b3b52cc0c849663486ea12e4560f22db88f497a7d21172be6bd3dd"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-stack-pip-correspondence-2da4e00bb0","title":"Stack pip correspondence","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"The magenta-framed reference shows three stacks of square blocks. Ignore spacing and compare left to right. Exactly one colored candidate has the same three counts shown as round pips. Which border color is it: red, green, or blue?","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-stack-pip-correspondence-2da4e00bb0/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-stack-pip-correspondence-2da4e00bb0.json","detailSha256":"c5c8980e9775c90e98df0cf0188d58de3ccefb4b9aeff3b22a788337aeb8d10e"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-thickest-stroke-28e842148c","title":"Thickest stroke","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"Three colored line segments are drawn. They all have the same length but different thicknesses. Which colored segment is thickest, meaning it has the greatest line width (the widest stroke)? Answer with only the color: red, blue, or green.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-thickest-stroke-28e842148c/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-thickest-stroke-28e842148c.json","detailSha256":"7e7b36fb13722a515f4d043b56cb438ed8220d2caa047ea38ed67981db06baee"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-notch-depth-compare-562b7ab037","title":"Notch depth compare","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Luna","question":"The two filled outlines have controlled area and size. Using only the visible top-notch depth, choose panel A or B.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-notch-depth-compare-562b7ab037/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-notch-depth-compare-562b7ab037.json","detailSha256":"856099ca2508772b2073ea9da1a542ab0bc3668f91735b8775583fa26b39630e"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-vernier-tick-alignment-2ae463e746","title":"Vernier tick alignment","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The picture shows two horizontal black rails, one above the other. The upper rail carries a row of black ticks pointing up; the lower rail carries a row of seven black ticks pointing down. Inside each row the ticks are evenly spaced, but the two rows do NOT use the same spacing, so the two rows drift in and out of step across the picture. Tick lengths vary from tick to tick and carry no information, and the pale grey marks in the gap between the two rails are decoration. For each lower tick measure the horizontal distance from it to the upper tick nearest to it; only horizontal position counts, never height, never vertical distance. Exactly one lower tick has a smaller such distance than every other lower tick: that is the tick that LINES UP. Number the lower ticks 1 to 7 from left to right. Which lower tick lines up? Answer with its number, 1 to 7.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-vernier-tick-alignment-2ae463e746/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-vernier-tick-alignment-2ae463e746.json","detailSha256":"79f0b6dcd03314e353fd9974652569a3f602cb885f18514a102ee11f2d9fb3f1"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-histogram-mean-leader-2e61606d66","title":"Histogram mean leader","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Which colored histogram has the larger mean bin position? Treat each bar's area as frequency, use bin positions 1 through 6 from left to right, and answer blue or orange.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-histogram-mean-leader-2e61606d66/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-histogram-mean-leader-2e61606d66.json","detailSha256":"8aa263bcc70a7cc4d693a807b1512b7998eb7223cb47bcad9529a27e5e7e3eb2"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-histogram-moment-mode-gap-2c41c6a178","title":"Histogram moment mode gap","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Each colored mini-histogram has five equal-width bins and the same total bar height. Treat each bar's height as weight at its left-to-right bin position. For each color, compute the weighted-average bin position and compare it with the position of that color's tallest bar. Which color's weighted average lies farthest to the right of its tallest bar? Answer red, blue, green, or orange.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-histogram-moment-mode-gap-2c41c6a178/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-histogram-moment-mode-gap-2c41c6a178.json","detailSha256":"705c7ee0dac00eb0f4f120c1b5e79c5a846d609de0ca1d3404ea235269174ad5"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-prior-die-pips-4144473464","title":"Prior die pips","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"This is a die face. A standard die face shows only one to six pips, but report exactly what is drawn here. Count the pips actually drawn on this die face and answer with a single number.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-prior-die-pips-4144473464/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-prior-die-pips-4144473464.json","detailSha256":"3fc92df7bd55b4bc680359ba2895a75529d786563fb69f6e442ff94edc62c31f"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-compass-north-prior-3199e60f3c","title":"Compass north prior","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"Luna","question":"Does the triangular tip of the compass needle point at the diamond marked N? Answer yes when the needle's forward direction enters the finite N marker; otherwise answer no. Ignore the hub, ring, and other tick marks.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-compass-north-prior-3199e60f3c/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-compass-north-prior-3199e60f3c.json","detailSha256":"7170774a70b4ff32eba84066cb8a1296086bf2acad281a34ba889337bdf5da3e"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-button-hole-count-46ef9510e0","title":"Button hole count","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"Opus 5","question":"This image shows one button lying on white paper. The button is the large solid coloured disc. The grey page frame and the four short grey ticks near the corners are fixed decoration: they are drawn the same way in every image of this set and never indicate the answer. An OPENING is a hole cut right through the button: it appears as a white gap inside the disc, the same white as the paper around the button. The thin darker circle drawn near the rim of the button is painted decoration, not an opening. Any small solid coloured spots printed on the button are ink, not openings, because the paper does not show through them; they lie outside the ring of openings and must not be counted. The number of openings is always two, three, four, five or six, and it changes from image to image, as do their size and placement, the button's colour and size, and how many coloured spots are printed on it. Count the white openings you can actually see in this image, and do not answer from the number of holes a button usually has. How many openings does the button have? Answer with a single digit from 2 to 6.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-button-hole-count-46ef9510e0/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-button-hole-count-46ef9510e0.json","detailSha256":"e4eb5dad3d8209f045c894bfb24c6e6e29b51c586e0dfb1e96b2e69a4b200689"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-bias-bicycle-wheels-1b1cb59a86","title":"Bias bicycle wheels","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"How many large colored circular wheel rings are visible on the bicycle? Count each complete ring once; ignore the thin black spokes. Answer 1, 2, or 3.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-bias-bicycle-wheels-1b1cb59a86/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-bias-bicycle-wheels-1b1cb59a86.json","detailSha256":"56434b74fe1e7266b891aac0e9b8cb6abbd96a7a4351f8062c1e5673ecd35aac"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-card-rank-pip-conflict-31cf58b6e0","title":"Card rank pip conflict","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Does the large rank digit in the top badge equal the number of large colored circular pips in the card's center? Count only the colored center pips and ignore the border and digit strokes. Answer yes or no.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-card-rank-pip-conflict-31cf58b6e0/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-card-rank-pip-conflict-31cf58b6e0.json","detailSha256":"7d9fc42376c332d82a58b6c2f57060d3ec2b8bd7d5b48ad25332ce28820b0fb8"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-quad-derotate-reveal-38b31f9d60","title":"Quad derotate reveal","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"A 3x3 grid hides one solid triangle split into nine fragments. Every cell has been rotated about its own center by a multiple of 90 degrees, and a small colored key dot near one corner marks where that cell's bottom-left corner now points. Undo the declared per-cell quarter-turns by rotating each cell so its key dot sits at the bottom-left, then read the reassembled triangle. Does it point up (A) or down (B)? Answer A or B.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-quad-derotate-reveal-38b31f9d60/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-quad-derotate-reveal-38b31f9d60.json","detailSha256":"4c91a505074ae15fc6f0f0158ccea678dbe22a15b5e36784ca15e88fc82d23eb"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-quadrant-turn-restore-4aaa231f77","title":"Quadrant turn restore","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Luna","question":"Find the grayscale square enclosed by four colored corner marks. Divide its interior into four equal quadrants. Rotate the upper-left and lower-right quadrants 90 degrees clockwise, and the upper-right and lower-left quadrants 90 degrees counterclockwise; then apply a centered 9x9 mean with edge replication. Which symbol appears: crown, spear, ribbon, or clover?","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-quadrant-turn-restore-4aaa231f77/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-quadrant-turn-restore-4aaa231f77.json","detailSha256":"a2c8a8725073bd09fa5148d5affe33da66c9d24c324987afa126eb66af60cc2c"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-anchor-row-realign-2ac888c280","title":"Anchor row realign","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The image shows a grid of 7 rows and 8 columns of square cells. In every row exactly one cell is filled with a bright colour; that is the row's anchor. Any other filled cell in that row is dark. Slide each row sideways as a cycle - a cell pushed off one end reappears at the other end - until that row's anchor sits in the leftmost column. Do this for all 7 rows. The dark cells in the remaining 7 columns then match one of these symbols: plus, ex, box, tee, diamond. Which symbol do they most closely match? Answer with one word.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-anchor-row-realign-2ac888c280/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-anchor-row-realign-2ac888c280.json","detailSha256":"dab4d9ab1027f2c3b25e221c5dd255791bfe69389419ea2c055181e4bfcd481e"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-majority-microtile-decode-2db48a97ba","title":"Majority microtile decode","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Treat each outlined 3 by 3 microtile as one cell: make it black when at least 5 of its 9 squares are black, otherwise white. Read the resulting 8 by 8 grid. Which symbol appears: diamond, plus, X, or ring?","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-majority-microtile-decode-2db48a97ba/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-majority-microtile-decode-2db48a97ba.json","detailSha256":"092ce1db2d29faded15f981b43ac33db396e3cb6de95fa61b1da86d9a2f891c2"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-ranked-tab-row-reassembly-1a5637f2c4","title":"Ranked tab row reassembly","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"The eight tile strips are scrambled. Sort the whole strips by their gold tab length, shortest at the top and longest at the bottom, keeping every strip left-to-right. Which figure appears: left chevron, right chevron, two rising strokes, or two falling strokes?","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-ranked-tab-row-reassembly-1a5637f2c4/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-ranked-tab-row-reassembly-1a5637f2c4.json","detailSha256":"7f9e07e0de8ef3abf81d88500fff9e506963854cc559f3451b4f704250ec411f"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-symmetry-axis-selection-3ad53d2c08","title":"Symmetry axis selection","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"A solid dark figure is drawn on a white canvas. Three colored lines (red, green, and blue) pass through the figure's center. The dark figure is mirror-symmetric about exactly one of those three lines. Which colored line is the symmetry axis of the dark figure? Answer red, green, or blue.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-symmetry-axis-selection-3ad53d2c08/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-symmetry-axis-selection-3ad53d2c08.json","detailSha256":"de3de084cb5de07bce9b02265d96d2029282ed67920be70ab6c263e82c18423d"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-cavity-connectivity-2acc207a60","title":"Cavity connectivity","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"Luna","question":"Is the central white region cut off from the canvas by the colored band? A visible opening means no; detached colored specks do not count.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-cavity-connectivity-2acc207a60/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-cavity-connectivity-2acc207a60.json","detailSha256":"6132fd80c98214901d903bb6f9ead94a1e016d944ffe13ab3991a5fb02cd9b2e"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-glass-dipole-flow-2f4ddb6d33","title":"Glass dipole flow","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The picture shows a plain background covered with many small dark dots and one red cross. The dots come in close pairs: every dot has exactly one partner much nearer to it than any other dot, so each pair is a short two-dot segment. For each pair compare the direction of its own two-dot segment with the direction from the red cross to that pair. Every pair follows the same rule, up to a small random wobble. If the pairs point along the direction to the red cross the pattern is radial; if they point at right angles to that direction the pattern is circular; if they point about halfway between those two, near forty-five degrees, the pattern is spiral. Colour, dot size, pair length, the number of pairs and the position of the cross carry no information. Is the pattern radial, spiral or circular? Answer radial, spiral or circular.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-glass-dipole-flow-2f4ddb6d33/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-glass-dipole-flow-2f4ddb6d33.json","detailSha256":"1dc0e6b3e5cc6de651b61621173747e4664ef67151b7c5229237aec15a3836c0"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-constellation-perfect-pairing-2a145fac20","title":"Constellation perfect pairing","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Treat each dot as its center. Connect two dots when their center-to-center distance is strictly shorter than the gray scale bar. Can all dots be divided into disjoint pairs so that the two dots in every pair are connected? Answer yes or no.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-constellation-perfect-pairing-2a145fac20/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-constellation-perfect-pairing-2a145fac20.json","detailSha256":"c38e3ed76431e5df02e0981d25707518bb622b4a63ec0bf1d305a551015ed09f"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-dot-field-arrow-target-28a6c9cbd9","title":"Dot field arrow target","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"The dark dots form one dense square field with a single arrow-shaped empty cavity. Which colored target dot does the empty arrow point toward? Judge the global empty cavity, not any individual dark dot. Answer red, blue, green, or orange.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-dot-field-arrow-target-28a6c9cbd9/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-dot-field-arrow-target-28a6c9cbd9.json","detailSha256":"8275b2d38e5be62ad4b471d58cb720cdfdbbfe45676af2b14a91f93a9e350212"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-reference-symmetry-search-47aa94bc96","title":"Reference symmetry search","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"A dark filled reference triangle is shown in the box at the top of the image. A triangle is left-right symmetric when its apex sits exactly above the center of its base, so the left half mirrors the right half; it is asymmetric when its apex is clearly shifted to one side. The image below the box is split into four quadrants (top-left, top-right, bottom-left, bottom-right), each containing one dark filled triangle. Exactly one quadrant's triangle has the SAME reflective-symmetry status as the reference triangle: it is symmetric if the reference is symmetric, and asymmetric if the reference is asymmetric. The other three quadrants each have the opposite status. Which quadrant contains the triangle whose reflective symmetry matches the reference triangle? Answer with one quadrant name.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-reference-symmetry-search-47aa94bc96/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-reference-symmetry-search-47aa94bc96.json","detailSha256":"9ae338401c88e592b7ae97a5e45821ec39f0919e4c9ba7f2b244bd0b88bef401"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-closed-contour-panel-search-483a36461c","title":"Closed contour panel search","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"Luna","question":"Which labeled panel contains the only completely closed dark contour? A contour is closed only when its stroke returns to its starting point with no visible gap or endpoint. Inspect A, B, C, and D, ignore labels and position, and answer A, B, C, or D.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-closed-contour-panel-search-483a36461c/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-closed-contour-panel-search-483a36461c.json","detailSha256":"db927bc09cce2b00970dff6bfb35ce98479783f90f4249a578408a33f95e0402"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-color-fence-panel-39cc3c652e","title":"Color fence panel","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"Opus 5","question":"Thin gray lines split this image into four square panels side by side, counted from the left. Each panel contains one straight dark fence line drawn all the way across it, and ten small filled dots: some warm coloured (red or orange) and the rest cool coloured (blue), with at least three dots of each colour in every panel. A panel is cleanly fenced when its own fence line has every warm dot of that panel on one side of it and every cool dot of that panel on the other side; which side holds which colour does not matter. Exactly one panel is cleanly fenced; in every other panel at least two dots sit on the wrong side of its fence no matter which way you read it. Every dot centre lies clear of its fence, and every panel holds the same number of dots. The number of warm dots, the number of cool dots, the fence angle, the colours, the amount of ink and the panel position carry no information about the answer: the cleanly fenced panel is not systematically the one with the most warm dots, the steepest fence or the most crowded side. Judge every dot only against the fence drawn in its own panel. Which half of the image contains the cleanly fenced panel, given that the first two panels form the left half and the last two form the right half? Answer with exactly one of: left, right.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-color-fence-panel-39cc3c652e/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-color-fence-panel-39cc3c652e.json","detailSha256":"c1f22f01fb6f4d0790629e47ec353ea61e3e933fa2ed0d805fe1cc3055091bfd"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-even-parity-board-search-2de9afd7b7","title":"Even parity board search","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Which labeled board has an even number of blue cells in every row and every column? A-D run left to right.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-even-parity-board-search-2de9afd7b7/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-even-parity-board-search-2de9afd7b7.json","detailSha256":"327985375a537e91261599e6ff36b9a1e6f62232deab59d2fdf883cac5a00174"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-shared-transversal-search-2def95e031","title":"Shared transversal search","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Which labeled panel has a vertical line that could pass through all three dark bars? The line may touch a bar edge. Answer A, B, C, or D.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-shared-transversal-search-2def95e031/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-shared-transversal-search-2def95e031.json","detailSha256":"419b2ffdd2ca29d1af932c99a74ec803472e214ac56059be507a250bd7c30009"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-state-ring-rotate-3a4cf2d286","title":"State ring rotate","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"A register of four bit-cells is shown on the left, read left to right as slot 0, 1, 2, 3. Each cell is a disk that is either FILLED (a solid disk) or HOLLOW (an outline ring). An orange ring surrounds exactly one cell and marks the TARGET cell you must track. To the right, operator glyphs are read left to right: a green right-pointing triangle rotates the whole four-bit word one step to the right (the rightmost bit wraps around to the leftmost), and a red left-pointing triangle rotates it one step to the left (the leftmost bit wraps around to the rightmost). The register is never shown again, so apply the rotations in order from the marked start. What is the final state of the ringed cell? Answer 'filled' or 'outline'.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-state-ring-rotate-3a4cf2d286/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-state-ring-rotate-3a4cf2d286.json","detailSha256":"90b7a55a44949f9266e99a2f3aaa48e2b522caac971683d2cc24b7524d45d373"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-state-position-alignment-33a8d841e3","title":"State position alignment","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Luna","question":"Read panels P1 through P5 from left to right. Each panel places labels A, B, and C in three vertical slots. The STATE KEY defines HIGH as the top slot, MID as the middle slot, and LOW as the bottom slot. A label scores one point whenever its state badge matches the state named by its slot. Which label has the most points across the five panels? Answer A, B, or C.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-state-position-alignment-33a8d841e3/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-state-position-alignment-33a8d841e3.json","detailSha256":"23b5f2e855b92c777fbc8a61e9aba89237465d39e13b2315c2e0b038f706c46e"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-mirror-axis-replay-1ae0cbac5e","title":"Mirror axis replay","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Opus 5","question":"On the left is a round dial with a dark grey hub at its centre and one red arrow drawn outward from that hub. The arrow is drawn close to one of the four directions up, right, down or left; its heading is whichever of those four is nearest to the way it is drawn. To the right of the dial is a row of cream cards, each carrying a single straight blue bar through its centre. Each blue bar is drawn close to one of four orientations: horizontal, rising to the right at 45 degrees, vertical, or falling to the right at 45 degrees; a bar's orientation is whichever of those four is nearest to the way it is drawn. Each card is a mirror: applying a card reflects the arrow's current heading in the line of that card's blue bar, so a heading already lying along the bar is unchanged, a heading perpendicular to the bar is reversed, and in general a heading at angle a to the bar comes back at angle a on the other side of the bar. The cards are applied one at a time, in order from left to right, as the grey arrow below the row shows. The dial is drawn only in its starting state: no later heading, and not the final heading, is drawn anywhere in the picture. Reflecting a heading that points up, right, down or left in any of the four bar orientations always gives another heading that points up, right, down or left. After every card has been applied in order, which way does the arrow point? Answer with one word: up, right, down or left.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-mirror-axis-replay-1ae0cbac5e/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-mirror-axis-replay-1ae0cbac5e.json","detailSha256":"55aca5f5ae9dc07353d4c4ebf583ff4bcadec38e1928f53ee43c10c2ca31d380"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-compare-swap-replay-23afe096e9","title":"Compare swap replay","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"The four tokens start in slots 1 to 4 from left to right; a token's value is its green-dot count. Read the five cards from left to right. Each card names two slots by blue-dot count: compare the current tokens, put the lower value in the card's left-named slot and the higher value in its right-named slot. What value finishes in the ringed QUERY slot? Answer 1, 2, 3, or 4.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-compare-swap-replay-23afe096e9/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-compare-swap-replay-23afe096e9.json","detailSha256":"474f735334fde5a54ea8404223a80a8ffa2329c0e8012b7fb099c925b7341eea"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-identity-flip-tally-3e62d74031","title":"Identity flip tally","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Read panels 1 through 5 from left to right. A token's identity is its pip count: A has 1 pip, B has 2, C has 3, and D has 4. A state change occurs when that same token's colored square differs between adjacent panels; position changes do not count. Which token changes state exactly three times? Answer A, B, C, or D.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-identity-flip-tally-3e62d74031/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-identity-flip-tally-3e62d74031.json","detailSha256":"2459daacd212b2aad31c3d943aef031a8c16afc255ed74f349b195630712cf73"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-maze-path-panels-2e30a38936","title":"Maze path panels","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"The image shows three maze panels side by side: left, center, and right. Each panel is a black-bordered maze of black walls on a white background, and contains one green dot and one red dot. A panel CONNECTS its green dot to its red dot exactly when there is a path through the white corridors (moving without crossing any black wall) from the green dot to the red dot. Exactly one of the three panels has such a path. Which panel - left, center, or right - connects its green dot to its red dot? Answer with exactly one of left, center, or right.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-maze-path-panels-2e30a38936/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-maze-path-panels-2e30a38936.json","detailSha256":"700c0b5bb0c3bbaf1befdce8df74ab8f3dcc05ebf7c05582b51fab32e4e82cd9"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-nested-loop-parity-59bb55fe35","title":"Nested loop parity","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Luna","question":"Treat the colored marker as a point. Is its center enclosed by an odd number of complete closed loops? 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Following a cord means walking along it and passing straight through its own breaks, but never stepping onto the other cord at a meeting point. Three round beads - one red, one green, one blue - sit on the cords; exactly two of them are on one and the same cord. Which two beads lie on the same cord: red and green, red and blue, or green and blue?","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-weave-strand-pair-39a5fcd214/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-weave-strand-pair-39a5fcd214.json","detailSha256":"9b3f2de6cdb4ce7c81856f18e2a39f08be49b3e2650eb6cb25f34bb60ff12266"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-shortest-route-station-3f6b2d7032","title":"Shortest route station","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Gray links join round stations. A crossing without a round station is not a connection. Each link counts as one step. Consider all routes between the two yellow square terminals that use the fewest links. Which colored station appears on every one of those shortest routes? A longer bypass does not count. Answer orange, green, or purple.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-shortest-route-station-3f6b2d7032/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-shortest-route-station-3f6b2d7032.json","detailSha256":"ebbd37f98aa72118ab5a5766c1f1afd60ae9f9962eb1ec41e88fff1bc8f281e6"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-loop-nesting-tree-match-3c348eff0f","title":"Loop nesting tree match","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Which candidate panel—blue, orange, or purple—has the same parent-child nesting arrangement of closed dark loops as the gray reference? Two arrangements match when each loop contains the same pattern of immediate child loops. Ignore loop shape, size, orientation, and position. Answer blue, orange, or purple.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-loop-nesting-tree-match-3c348eff0f/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-loop-nesting-tree-match-3c348eff0f.json","detailSha256":"c775e03f84b065524b2fea24383a86928b37504f179ca27928b1f9a6db77ba58"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-median-terminal-on-path-489a457d4d","title":"Median terminal on path","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"A single blue winding line starts at an orange ring and ends at the far side of the drawing. Three coloured dots (red, green, magenta) rest on the blue line at different positions. Trace the blue line from the orange ring and order the three dots by how far along the line each sits. Which coloured dot is in the MIDDLE of that order (neither first nor last): red, green, or magenta? Answer red, green, or magenta.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-median-terminal-on-path-489a457d4d/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-median-terminal-on-path-489a457d4d.json","detailSha256":"5aafe611770683df0b1dca1fa8ab1ebef9f5abcaacdf36f1c44f52d97f69db85"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-braided-trace-terminal-identity-44ac3e468a","title":"Braided trace terminal identity","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"Luna","question":"Starting at the green port, follow its solid ink trace through the figure. Which terminal color does that trace reach: red, blue, or gold? Answer red, blue, or gold.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-braided-trace-terminal-identity-44ac3e468a/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-braided-trace-terminal-identity-44ac3e468a.json","detailSha256":"42738587a0b48408e7a10bdf780d223ca0966954f10c3ae90c7b583f154b76a6"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-route-first-checkpoint-4477ec48d1","title":"Route first checkpoint","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The gray line in this picture is one single continuous pipe that never branches and never touches itself. One end of the pipe sits inside the orange ring. Three colored squares - one blue, one red and one purple - sit on top of the pipe at three different places along it. Start at the end of the pipe inside the orange ring and walk along the pipe itself, following every bend, until you reach the far end. Straight-line distance across the picture does not matter; only distance travelled along the pipe counts. Which colored square do you reach first? Answer blue, red, or purple.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-route-first-checkpoint-4477ec48d1/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-route-first-checkpoint-4477ec48d1.json","detailSha256":"cb88e5e826ad67b8da7279f1397d473c7e8fc2a313bd4b4bad14d3d692d5c547"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-route-center-checkpoint-2f914e454a","title":"Route center checkpoint","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Which colored circular checkpoint has the smallest worst-case route to the gray square terminals? For each checkpoint, count the fewest dark links needed to reach each gray square, take the largest of those counts, and choose the smallest result. Answer orange, purple, or blue.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-route-center-checkpoint-2f914e454a/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-route-center-checkpoint-2f914e454a.json","detailSha256":"2cf16ce2d4a750ef480390f878b22d6113a5a8ee775dec0687f3960219beb97d"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-route-midpoint-marker-3124fd6f35","title":"Route midpoint marker","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Starting at green START, follow the black centerline to purple FINISH. Which colored ring is closest to halfway along the route? Compare distance traveled along the centerline, not straight-line distance. Answer red, blue, or orange.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-route-midpoint-marker-3124fd6f35/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-route-midpoint-marker-3124fd6f35.json","detailSha256":"accff8709d6a64544728764d22eb6d77e1f03d2b7b045c277cad4bbae1683da9"},{"id":"image-support-steered-ribbon-profile-correspondence-9d41725cc8","title":"Ribbon profile correspondence","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Luna","question":"Which candidate has the same five-station height profile as the reference when read from right to left?","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-ribbon-profile-correspondence-9d41725cc8/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-ribbon-profile-correspondence-9d41725cc8.json","detailSha256":"7fcbc4857e8bd7551206dc876ec76968025b425d8e554d0f1664576114e4a041"},{"id":"image-support-steered-dockbay-pip-key-bind-3d5940c2b2","title":"Dockbay pip key bind","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The cream board is scattered with small decorative black squares and small decorative coloured bars; every one of them lies on the bare board, none of them touches a box, and none of them means anything. Somewhere on the board there are exactly seven small square BOXES, each drawn as a dark slate outline with an open inside. Inside every box sit some small black square DOTS, between one and six of them, and that number of dots is the box's KEY. Only dots inside a box count. Four of the boxes are BAYS: a bay is a box whose inside also carries a solid coloured BAND across the top, and the four bays carry four different band colours drawn from red, blue, green and purple. The other three boxes are CRATES: a crate is a box with no band, only dots. The four bay keys are four different numbers, the three crate keys are three different numbers, and every crate key is also one of the bay keys. Each crate therefore docks into the one bay with exactly the same number of dots, which leaves exactly one bay with no crate of its own. Box positions, box sizes, dot positions, which numbers are used and the board clutter carry no other information. What is the band colour of the one bay that has no crate with a matching key? Answer red, blue, green or purple.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-dockbay-pip-key-bind-3d5940c2b2/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-dockbay-pip-key-bind-3d5940c2b2.json","detailSha256":"7ef072d16fcf9d1367f6a4e426c237ea5e1a625fc769e5061b70a6aa3533a8aa"},{"id":"image-support-steered-quarter-orbit-tally-310ef1e8e1","title":"Quarter orbit tally","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"The gold quadrant is the source. For each source square, group it with the three squares reached by quarter-turns around that quadrant's center. In the result, all four squares in a group are cyan exactly when exactly two of the four source squares are cyan; otherwise all four are cream. Which red, green, or blue tagged quadrant is the exact result?","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-quarter-orbit-tally-310ef1e8e1/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-quarter-orbit-tally-310ef1e8e1.json","detailSha256":"ce80d32a6103dd7d31a04581ea19b88b156dc2faef4330833e8d11ac0bc4af37"},{"id":"image-support-steered-xor-mosaic-correspondence-5df909f0a8","title":"Xor mosaic correspondence","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"The two large top mosaics are input masks. For each corresponding tile, the required output is dark exactly when one input tile is dark and the other is light; it is light when the two input tiles are alike. Which lower mosaic matches this rule at every tile? Answer with the color of its tag: amber, cyan, or violet.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-xor-mosaic-correspondence-5df909f0a8/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-xor-mosaic-correspondence-5df909f0a8.json","detailSha256":"9df8626f59dca898fb734759538b048dc2869e0f8ffce8b1c8bbf045b3b7f441"},{"id":"image-support-steered-trace-turn-energy-sector-660ee01ad3","title":"Trace turn energy sector","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Luna","question":"In the boxed plot, follow the connected colored trace from left to right. The faint guides divide it into left, middle, and right equal sectors. Within each sector, sum the absolute changes in direction at its interior bends. Which sector has the greatest total turning? Answer left, middle, or right.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-trace-turn-energy-sector-660ee01ad3/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-trace-turn-energy-sector-660ee01ad3.json","detailSha256":"85144f2156511258b8d770415d30743a9dc7e46646f25e36d84c67df67012880"},{"id":"image-support-steered-area-median-rule-2dcb12a88c","title":"Area median rule","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The figure shows one grey shaded band on white paper, crossed by four opaque vertical rules coloured red, green, blue and orange in a random left-to-right order. Shaded area means grey pixels only: the rules cover the band, and pixels covered by a rule count for neither side. The dark baseline and the small dark squares are decoration and carry no information. Exactly one rule satisfies the condition below. Scanning from left to right, which coloured rule is the first one that has at least half of the total shaded area lying to its left? Answer with one colour: red, green, blue, or orange.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-area-median-rule-2dcb12a88c/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-area-median-rule-2dcb12a88c.json","detailSha256":"3e10a167914888dfaf1720b2bf5d63af519c1782e2c8d941fe3b0ee8a880ac6c"},{"id":"image-support-steered-fractional-leg-orientation-230b2d6f20","title":"Fractional leg orientation","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Follow the blue route from the coral start dot. At exactly one-third of the route's total visible centerline length, is the route segment horizontal or vertical? 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Answer HORIZONTAL or VERTICAL.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-lamina-spread-axis-43c201cd27/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-lamina-spread-axis-43c201cd27.json","detailSha256":"3671fc659bb5883eb149d7206afa4b3d556739c7d95c4757ba5011f1f7e84b96"},{"id":"image-support-steered-counterfactual-dice-sum-53a1dead56","title":"Counterfactual dice sum","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"Luna","question":"Look at the two separated die tiles. Count the dark circular pips inside each tile, ignoring the frame. Do the two counts add to exactly seven? Answer yes or no.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-counterfactual-dice-sum-53a1dead56/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-counterfactual-dice-sum-53a1dead56.json","detailSha256":"aa9ce1749bff4ce407f212766fbe3d0c91cb56903298b102f771163f495ca583"},{"id":"image-support-steered-chain-walk-rank-b5db670825","title":"Chain walk rank","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"Opus 5","question":"This picture shows one chain: a single thin dark cord that threads exactly five filled coloured beads, and exactly one bead is drawn clearly larger than the other four. The larger bead is where the walk starts. Walk along the cord from the larger bead, always moving to the next bead the cord reaches, never skipping a bead and never leaving the cord; the beads do not have to be arranged in any particular colour order. Consider the third bead you reach after the larger bead. What colour is that bead? Answer with exactly one of: red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo, violet.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-chain-walk-rank-b5db670825/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-chain-walk-rank-b5db670825.json","detailSha256":"917da20d9185f144ab097f6783fa2b3ad38006dc620bd32e9506bf488755799f"},{"id":"image-support-steered-spring-coil-count-3ac6f10202","title":"Spring coil count","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"How many full coils are visible in the single blue spring? Count one coil for each complete top-to-bottom-to-top cycle while following the wire from left to right. Do not count a partial cycle at either end.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-spring-coil-count-3ac6f10202/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-spring-coil-count-3ac6f10202.json","detailSha256":"0a93d545c55f506bd61e55080671748aa7bec18b44768468862b25f7ab8e9acd"},{"id":"image-support-steered-playing-card-rank-match-2b3481e830","title":"Playing card rank match","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Does the black corner rank equal the number of large red hearts in the card center? Ignore the small corner suit mark. Answer yes or no.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-playing-card-rank-match-2b3481e830/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-playing-card-rank-match-2b3481e830.json","detailSha256":"6a7abf3b2df0a4d9ddc7bb7ee4548e8654f7d423a7eadd3362fd009288423967"},{"id":"image-support-steered-farfield-blur-ledger-732b47ad95","title":"Farfield blur ledger","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Luna","question":"Find the four separated anchored windows at NW, NE, SW, and SE. For each visible 12-by-12 micro-raster, average each non-overlapping 3-by-3 block; write # when that mean is darker than the midpoint of the two cell tones and . otherwise. Place the four resulting 4-by-4 tiles by anchor position into one 8-by-8 raster. Does it show A) ORBIT or B) LATTICE? Answer A or B.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-farfield-blur-ledger-732b47ad95/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-farfield-blur-ledger-732b47ad95.json","detailSha256":"371d9e6ab4dde5fcf6db26d0dfe9032adde0cec367290291dfcfdbd4763dda77"},{"id":"image-support-steered-rung-deal-interleave-reveal-42f21f8137","title":"Rung deal interleave reveal","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Opus 5","question":"This picture contains exactly three small panels, one high on the canvas, one near the middle and one low down, each shifted to the left or the right side, with wide empty background and a few small solid clutter marks between them. Each panel is a wide, thin rectangle with a solid dark border enclosing three rows of nine equal square cells, and each cell is either dark (the same tone as the border) or pale (the same tone as the panel's background). The scattered solid clutter marks have no border and no cells and are not panels. Carry out this operation. Number the panels 1, 2 and 3 by their top edges, highest first. Then rebuild a nine-row, nine-column grid by dealing the panels' rows back together in rotation: rebuilt row 1 is panel 1's first row, row 2 is panel 2's first row, row 3 is panel 3's first row, row 4 is panel 1's second row, row 5 is panel 2's second row, row 6 is panel 3's second row, row 7 is panel 1's third row, row 8 is panel 2's third row, and row 9 is panel 3's third row. Keep the columns as drawn. The dark cells of the rebuilt nine-by-nine grid form exactly one figure. Every figure has the same two full-height posts, its leftmost column and its rightmost column, plus three rungs on rebuilt rows 2, 4 and 6. Each rung is four cells long and is either a left rung, filling columns 2 to 5, or a right rung, filling columns 5 to 8. 'ladder' has all three rungs on the left. 'top_hook' has the row 2 rung on the right and the other two on the left. 'mid_hook' has the row 4 rung on the right and the other two on the left. 'foot_hook' has the row 6 rung on the right and the other two on the left. Every figure inks exactly thirty cells in total and exactly ten cells inside every panel, so no count of dark cells, and no panel size, side or position, distinguishes the figures. Each of the three rungs is carried by a different panel, so no single panel and no pair of panels settles the answer, and reading the panels stacked where they lie, without the deal, matches no figure at all. Which figure do the dark cells form? Answer with exactly one of: ladder, top_hook, mid_hook, foot_hook.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-rung-deal-interleave-reveal-42f21f8137/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-rung-deal-interleave-reveal-42f21f8137.json","detailSha256":"32146883eeb6b2cb191efc665d6a5df9ab0e59a4203bd74b4d17fd681d793754"},{"id":"image-support-steered-majority-microtile-medallion-1c64db617c","title":"Majority microtile medallion","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Inside the violet frame, split the 15 by 15 board into 25 outlined 3 by 3 blocks. Replace each block by one dark square when at least five of its nine squares are dark, otherwise by one light square. Read the resulting 5 by 5 board. Which symbol appears: X, plus, T, or L?","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-majority-microtile-medallion-1c64db617c/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-majority-microtile-medallion-1c64db617c.json","detailSha256":"9fbc349ab449445850cbe6bfe928e2ae00dfc70b84e87e6a92377fd21acc22ce"},{"id":"image-support-steered-loop-center-thread-reveal-470265b102","title":"Loop center thread reveal","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Starting at the red disk and moving along the one connected dark thread toward the gold triangle, replace each of its five closed loops by a point at the center of that loop. Connect the five center points in travel order with straight segments. Relative to the red-to-gold direction, which path appears: arch, cup, or wave? An arch has one middle bulge to the left of travel, a cup has one middle bulge to the right, and a wave crosses from a left bulge to a right bulge. Answer ambiguous if the two closest patterns tie.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-loop-center-thread-reveal-470265b102/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-loop-center-thread-reveal-470265b102.json","detailSha256":"14e58ea96dc1e28e2b98ff4c216c81b11ba1e3930cce34c378d660d34149e392"},{"id":"image-support-steered-cavity-axis-relation-b2ea24e505","title":"Cavity axis relation","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"Luna","question":"Which direction separates the centers of the two enclosed white chambers more: horizontal or vertical? 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Their individual directions differ from one another, so no single stroke settles the question, but taken together the strokes have one average direction; call that the grain. Take the angle between the grain and the long axis as the acute angle between those two directions, so that it lies between 0 and 90 degrees. The answer is along if that angle is less than 35 degrees, across if it is more than 55 degrees, and unclear if it is between 35 and 55 degrees. Does the grain inside the patch run along the patch's long axis, across it, or is it unclear?","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-grain-axis-relation-9ed2557b0f/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-grain-axis-relation-9ed2557b0f.json","detailSha256":"c85a57d283c92ceacc9fdb4b09353135c166c3a9d698befea0c9fd739e90a42b"},{"id":"image-support-steered-coherent-grain-silhouette-306519dc5c","title":"Coherent grain silhouette","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"In the square grain field, a single connected region has strokes leaning the opposite way from the background. What broad shape does that region form: round or diamond? 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Answer NW, NE, SW, or SE.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-band-order-pair-search-abba424c39/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-band-order-pair-search-abba424c39.json","detailSha256":"775ca5c6e2e96891dd2a85e701046c5b1a1dbf003e2de4a20e603afdfcdd7d74"},{"id":"image-support-steered-half-travel-bead-search-7c659ce0e9","title":"Half travel bead search","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The picture shows one thin wire lying on a plain background. The wire is folded into nine straight runs that alternate between horizontal and vertical, so it turns a right angle between one run and the next, and both of its ends are bare. Five identical small solid square beads sit on the wire; they are all the same size and the same colour, and each one is threaded on the wire rather than resting beside it. Number the beads along the wire, starting from whichever of the two bare ends lies further to the left: the bead met first is the first bead, the next one met is the second bead, and so on up to the fifth bead. The travelled distance from a bead to an end is how far you walk along the wire itself, following every bend, to get from that bead to that end; it is not the straight-line distance across the page, and horizontal and vertical travel count in the same units. Exactly one bead has the same travelled distance to the left-hand end as to the right-hand end, so it cuts the wire into two halves of equal travel; every other bead is clearly nearer one end than the other along the wire. That balanced bead is never the first or the fifth bead. The wire's colour, the page colour, how long any run is, where the wire sits on the page, and the isolated specks scattered in the background all carry no information. Which bead has equal travelled distance along the wire to each of the two ends? Answer with one of: second, third, fourth.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-half-travel-bead-search-7c659ce0e9/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-half-travel-bead-search-7c659ce0e9.json","detailSha256":"e049c2164fbcd4fca53af14cfbf92dbdf24f18e0a9d3c5ebefac0519bb9516f5"},{"id":"image-support-steered-notch-pair-search-203dfc2b0f","title":"Notch pair search","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Number the four notch heights 1, 2, 3, 4 from top to bottom. Add the left and right numbers in the sample. Which labeled pair below has the same total?","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-notch-pair-search-203dfc2b0f/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-notch-pair-search-203dfc2b0f.json","detailSha256":"33ee479d93ad99f2fdff1654ea5d626cb9669fac88f8e8a08868fd3783eb7256"},{"id":"image-support-steered-halfturn-mosaic-search-33381e43b9","title":"Halfturn mosaic search","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"The colored carpet is split by the thick cross into four labeled quadrants. Considering the colored square cells only, which quadrant is unchanged after a half-turn (180-degree rotation) about its own center? Exactly one qualifies. Answer A, B, C, or D.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-halfturn-mosaic-search-33381e43b9/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-halfturn-mosaic-search-33381e43b9.json","detailSha256":"9de573d736f46f492a0af31214512379943696a402df07548c4227a8cc63db6c"},{"id":"image-support-steered-chain-permutation-replay-6122e4c2a3","title":"Chain permutation replay","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Luna","question":"Begin with the three colored beads at the left, reading their order from top to bottom. Follow the one connected dark trace to the purple finish. At each triangular station, a triangle pointing left swaps the top pair of beads; a triangle pointing right swaps the bottom pair. After all stations, which color is at the finish? Answer red, green, or blue.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-chain-permutation-replay-6122e4c2a3/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-chain-permutation-replay-6122e4c2a3.json","detailSha256":"6b691f773c155752fbb7910615ad0e77acbd5113cc5a3f81f53e25880a14af0b"},{"id":"image-support-steered-sluice-pour-replay-6b301891de","title":"Sluice pour replay","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Opus 5","question":"Somewhere in this picture there is one small framed block, and every grey mark outside that block is inert decoration that changes nothing. Inside the block, at the top, stand two upright tanks side by side, a left tank and a right tank. Each tank is divided into six equal cells by thin pale lines, so each tank holds at most six cells of liquid, and the liquid always rests on the floor of its tank as a solid dark-teal column. The two tanks together always hold exactly six cells of liquid. Below the tanks, still inside the block, there are three pour instructions stacked one above another; they act in order from the top instruction to the bottom one. Each instruction is a thick orange arrow beside one, two or three small dark pips. The arrow points at the tank the liquid is poured into, so an arrow pointing right pours from the left tank into the right tank and an arrow pointing left pours from the right tank into the left tank. The pips say how many cells of liquid that pour asks for. A pour is saturating: it moves the number of cells the pips ask for, unless the tank it pours out of holds fewer cells than that, in which case it moves only the cells that are actually there and the rest of the request is lost. Liquid is never created or destroyed, and the colour of the liquid never changes. After all three pours have been applied in order, how many cells of liquid are in the left tank? Answer with one of 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 or 6.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-sluice-pour-replay-6b301891de/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-sluice-pour-replay-6b301891de.json","detailSha256":"62c2047f35c64ac8e1bef5336fb1dc7e92adacf0b10c7cb265fa886c15e516da"},{"id":"image-support-steered-pocket-elevator-replay-1f68b6a202","title":"Pocket elevator replay","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"The orange bead starts at one of the three violet levels. Read the two detached cyan arrow chips from top to bottom. An up arrow moves the bead one level up and a down arrow moves it one level down; a move beyond an end leaves the bead at that end. After both moves, which level holds the bead?","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-pocket-elevator-replay-1f68b6a202/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-pocket-elevator-replay-1f68b6a202.json","detailSha256":"7e4ad12bbdc769ef316c9da231a20c4fe12d8aa5c15b27f12e530153d24606c8"},{"id":"image-support-steered-addressed-stamp-collision-40bfe3c4d3","title":"Addressed stamp collision","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Start with a blank 2-by-2 plate. Apply the round stamp first, then the diamond stamp. In each stamp, the dark mini-square marks the plate cell painted with that stamp's color. Later paint in the same cell covers earlier paint. Does the diamond stamp overwrite paint from the round stamp? Answer yes or no.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-addressed-stamp-collision-40bfe3c4d3/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-addressed-stamp-collision-40bfe3c4d3.json","detailSha256":"4c5690483bebe57fe287e1211234361406244518390755587148c17104bbb941"},{"id":"image-support-steered-compact-island-join-44512d207d","title":"Compact island join","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Luna","question":"Are the two colored terminal marks part of the same dark island? Treat dark ink as the island and ignore pale corner marks. Answer yes or no.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-compact-island-join-44512d207d/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-compact-island-join-44512d207d.json","detailSha256":"559d5a21a6cbac6d5b2a04cc274e676e9dc41f32e4c99013f7c1f9ce374623b1"},{"id":"image-support-steered-lagoon-breach-side-tally-6f5772933d","title":"Lagoon breach side tally","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Opus 5","question":"This page shows one solid dark shelf that stretches from near the left edge of the page to near the right edge, together with coloured marks in red, blue, orange, grey, purple and green. Only the dark ink decides the answer; coloured marks are decoration and never count, even when a coloured mark is drawn as a ring or sits inside a white basin. Dark ink is a solid wall that water cannot cross. White basins are cut into the shelf, and one straight white channel runs from the top or bottom rim of the shelf towards each basin. Some channels break all the way through into their basin, so that basin is joined to the open water outside the shelf; the other channels stop short behind a wall of dark ink, so that basin is a sealed lagoon. A basin is a sealed lagoon exactly when no white path leads from inside it to the edge of the page without crossing dark ink, and a basin whose channel breaks through is never a sealed lagoon however wide, tall or deep the basin is. A page side is decided by the middle of the page: a basin belongs to the left side if it sits nearer the left edge of the page than the right edge, and to the right side otherwise. Each page side holds the same number of basins and the same number of channels, and the two sides carry nearly the same amount of dark ink, so how many basins there are, how large they are, how much ink each side holds, how many channels reach a rim, and how many coloured marks are drawn never decide the answer. The two sides never hold equally many sealed lagoons. Which page side holds more sealed lagoons, the left side or the right side? Answer left or right.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-lagoon-breach-side-tally-6f5772933d/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-lagoon-breach-side-tally-6f5772933d.json","detailSha256":"fa9206a01699e71e3b5ad2680cff296e767194ff5f32fac25896697a52df50f1"},{"id":"image-support-steered-all-station-route-20806edb32","title":"All station route","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Tracks meet only at the visible round stations. Starting at the orange station and ending at the blue station, can you travel along the gray tracks while visiting every station exactly once? Answer yes or no.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-all-station-route-20806edb32/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-all-station-route-20806edb32.json","detailSha256":"b8b6cd454d77a7aef7f9c7a459764e4339e07f28c2a6694e907aebaf15ba5d3f"},{"id":"image-support-steered-cycle-pocket-concordance-7677f882c2","title":"Cycle pocket concordance","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Ignore pale gray decorations. Does the amber trail have the same number of independent loops as the teal sheet has enclosed white pockets? For the trail, independent loops equal links minus purple circular stations plus connected trail pieces; links meet only at stations. A pocket is white space fully surrounded by teal. Answer yes or no.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-cycle-pocket-concordance-7677f882c2/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-cycle-pocket-concordance-7677f882c2.json","detailSha256":"5504d9150cf8fc25f8ee6a91af366dc516569e0159a29e1049724bcc5465a3df"},{"id":"image-support-steered-post-turn-gate-sequence-7bdf5cc35d","title":"Post turn gate sequence","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"Luna","question":"Start at the green port and follow the dark route to the red port. The route has one right-angle corner. Which colored gate—amber or violet—do you cross first after that corner? Use route order, not straight-line position. Answer amber or violet.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-post-turn-gate-sequence-7bdf5cc35d/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-post-turn-gate-sequence-7bdf5cc35d.json","detailSha256":"7e39023020100fc731098342d2a72b49156ba6f6425270c9677a77f648cccc48"},{"id":"image-support-steered-pace-cord-depth-5856c0d298","title":"Pace cord depth","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The picture contains exactly two dark cords in two far-apart parts of the image, and the two cords never touch each other. Each cord is a single unbranched stroke of constant thickness with two free ends. On each cord one end is covered by a black square, which marks that cord's start; the other end is bare. One cord (the pace cord) carries exactly one gray disk sitting on it. The other cord (the roster cord) carries exactly three disks of distinct colours (red, green, blue) sitting on it. For a disk, its depth is the distance travelled along its own cord from that cord's black start square to the disk, divided by that cord's whole length from its black start square to its bare end. Depth is therefore a fraction between 0 and 1, and the two cords may have very different total lengths. Which coloured disk on the roster cord has a depth closest to the gray disk's depth on the pace cord? Answer red, green, or blue.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-pace-cord-depth-5856c0d298/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-pace-cord-depth-5856c0d298.json","detailSha256":"4ca06d1d9cc1af342a4dc1fdd19ddaaf5d0fc978419d08a182138013eed2236c"},{"id":"image-support-steered-endpoint-run-comparison-15d858dfd8","title":"Endpoint run comparison","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Trace the navy route from the green START to the red FINISH. Which straight run is longer: the first run leaving START or the final run entering FINISH? Answer first or final.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-endpoint-run-comparison-15d858dfd8/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-endpoint-run-comparison-15d858dfd8.json","detailSha256":"eaeb164419d8deeb2984db72e6e0ace17f0bb489b26140373a142fac2dd9cd2c"},{"id":"image-support-steered-two-switch-braid-50ae6681a2","title":"Two switch braid","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Start at the blue dot on the left edge of the first violet window and follow that navy strand through both windows. Straight strands stay in their lane; crossed strands swap lanes, and the small white break is an underpass, not a junction. Which terminal does the strand reach: red or gold? Ignore pale gray decoration.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-two-switch-braid-50ae6681a2/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-two-switch-braid-50ae6681a2.json","detailSha256":"3836a62e9c9412167d97f4dc73e89b0a6b86bc99d10c4e3316117cefab32d3c4"},{"id":"model-feedback-keyed-rank-binding-4d2623ea98","title":"Keyed rank binding","experiment":"model-feedback","experimentLabel":"Model-feedback-steered generation","profile":null,"generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"The KEY row shows six coloured tokens, each with a small rank ruler beneath it: the number of filled cells in that ruler is the token's rank, from 1 to 6. Below, candidate rows A and B show the same six colours without rulers. In each candidate row, translate every token to its KEY rank, reading left to right. Which single row, A or B, lists the tokens in increasing rank order from 1 to 6? Answer A or B.","image":"static/questions/model-feedback-keyed-rank-binding-4d2623ea98/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/model-feedback-keyed-rank-binding-4d2623ea98.json","detailSha256":"099bb7ef3821b99c7f80a3efbd710924cc3d23fde33a0a82b4fca8305be19882"},{"id":"model-feedback-geometric-agreement-product-2f8ba9dbff","title":"Geometric agreement product","experiment":"model-feedback","experimentLabel":"Model-feedback-steered generation","profile":null,"generator":"Luna","question":"Match equal colors to REFERENCE. For each candidate, divide the smaller height by the larger height for every color, multiply the four ratios, and choose the larger product: A, B, or tie.","image":"static/questions/model-feedback-geometric-agreement-product-2f8ba9dbff/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/model-feedback-geometric-agreement-product-2f8ba9dbff.json","detailSha256":"b48bd4b5d21282b12313afb62d18b7e6f60274f6b1fb9991773f4f8ded6a2b53"},{"id":"model-feedback-exclusion-matching-binding-2bc846c2c8","title":"Exclusion matching binding","experiment":"model-feedback","experimentLabel":"Model-feedback-steered generation","profile":null,"generator":"Opus 5","question":"Each colored bar is a key, and the black shapes drawn in its row are the only shapes that key accepts. Give every key exactly one shape so that all five shapes are used, each by one key. Only one such assignment fits. Which key gets the shape inside the black ring at the bottom? Answer blue, green, orange, purple, or red.","image":"static/questions/model-feedback-exclusion-matching-binding-2bc846c2c8/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/model-feedback-exclusion-matching-binding-2bc846c2c8.json","detailSha256":"7694a9a6b541c9007324520303235a205156ebfe0bcfa29195713026240408e5"},{"id":"model-feedback-junction-contagion-seam-connectivity-10311f318e","title":"Junction contagion seam connectivity","experiment":"model-feedback","experimentLabel":"Model-feedback-steered generation","profile":null,"generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Gray seams never fail: SAME keeps socket order top-to-bottom; FLIP reverses it. The red spark starts a failure that spreads only between pale circles joined directly by black links. Every reached pale circle and all links touching it disappear. Colored circles and square sockets stop the spread and never fail. After the spread stops, which matching color pair is still connected? Answer amber, cyan, or violet.","image":"static/questions/model-feedback-junction-contagion-seam-connectivity-10311f318e/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/model-feedback-junction-contagion-seam-connectivity-10311f318e.json","detailSha256":"d09c87209487f205902717ca469fd362fefeb0c43bc8478019e217fe09b7dd4f"},{"id":"model-feedback-single-fault-portal-exit-168fffa82c","title":"Single fault portal exit","experiment":"model-feedback","experimentLabel":"Model-feedback-steered generation","profile":null,"generator":"Sol (max)","question":"All gray hatches are open now. Imagine closing any one gray hatch, one at a time. Which colored EXIT remains reachable from S after every possible single closure? Move through touching cells; matching letters jump. Answer amber, cyan, violet, or lime.","image":"static/questions/model-feedback-single-fault-portal-exit-168fffa82c/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/model-feedback-single-fault-portal-exit-168fffa82c.json","detailSha256":"fb0bc10a38c9519025267327bfc6a6c87865337c4bedf3bbd67be4759da3de23"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-attributed-graph-match-3d4bf4ba32","title":"Attributed graph match","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"A graph of four colored nodes is shown at the top (the reference); some sides between neighboring nodes are connected by dark edges. Below, three candidate graphs A, B, C share the same nodes but may differ in which sides are connected. Which candidate preserves the exact same adjacency graph as the reference?","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-attributed-graph-match-3d4bf4ba32/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-attributed-graph-match-3d4bf4ba32.json","detailSha256":"6f1ca32c3714d9829e38a40bb71e6c7b5cadfe8487f5af0cc35746e69f5b131e"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-metric-constellation-correspondence-50986f8206","title":"Metric constellation correspondence","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Luna","question":"Which candidate has the same complete color-labeled ranking of the ten pairwise distances as the reference? 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Between the rows a plate keeps its number of dots but may change its left-to-right position, its size, its dot positions and its dot size, so nothing except the dot count links the rows. Exactly one gray plate in the lower row is surrounded by a black rectangular frame. What color is that framed plate in the upper row? Answer red, blue, green, or orange.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-plate-count-signature-binding-50b90c6cac/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-plate-count-signature-binding-50b90c6cac.json","detailSha256":"fb8089eda76413103ad9d4571636a89ef96d21a5793c34c24fa06b3828b85011"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-bivariate-symbol-matrix-3f42745829","title":"Bivariate symbol matrix","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Each grid has colored row disks and shape column headers. A teal dot means that row color is paired with that column shape; an empty ring means no pair. Rows and columns may be rearranged. Which colored border encloses the option with exactly the same complete set of color-shape pairs as the REFERENCE? Answer red, blue, or gold.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-bivariate-symbol-matrix-3f42745829/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-bivariate-symbol-matrix-3f42745829.json","detailSha256":"8e17ff92b606533243ccb8c78c0df49d6c99662697c77d7a0f898ae43f1287ce"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-region-membership-correspondence-33fc9b5414","title":"Region membership correspondence","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Each panel has the same three outline colors, rearranged. A dot's code is which outlined circles contain its center. Which TARGET dot has exactly the same inside/outside code as the magenta-ringed REFERENCE dot? Answer red, green, blue, or orange.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-region-membership-correspondence-33fc9b5414/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-region-membership-correspondence-33fc9b5414.json","detailSha256":"7c9ea0baab6284be51406d95e1745ab04a1361975668be4ec11ada53871f486b"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-angle-guide-nearest-29e6f7f9c9","title":"Angle guide nearest","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"Three colored needles (red, blue, green) and one gray reference needle radiate from a small central hub on a light panel, each pointing in a different direction. Which colored needle points most closely in the same direction as the gray needle, meaning it has the smallest angular difference in degrees? Answer with only the color: red, blue, or green.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-angle-guide-nearest-29e6f7f9c9/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-angle-guide-nearest-29e6f7f9c9.json","detailSha256":"a465fecff451c5383db045558a4382e972fa638bc4d3ecb387e7e85f09831cf8"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-euler-characteristic-compare-59e13aecd5","title":"Euler characteristic compare","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Luna","question":"Panel A is the left panel and panel B is the right panel. Each panel contains several separated colored pieces, some with enclosed background pockets. Let C be the number of connected colored pieces and H the number of background pockets completely surrounded by colored ink; compute C minus H for each panel. Which panel has the larger value? Answer A, B, or tie; ties and differences below 2 are quarantined.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-euler-characteristic-compare-59e13aecd5/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-euler-characteristic-compare-59e13aecd5.json","detailSha256":"9ee749edce7b770ceb9b697fe784d83c87a429b33146832216a828985ed11f92"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-dial-zero-offset-2e49d4b8a9","title":"Dial zero offset","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The picture shows four round dials. Each dial has one short red mark on its rim and one black needle running out from its centre. A dial's READING is the angle you sweep clockwise, starting at that dial's own red mark and turning until you reach that dial's own black needle; it is between 0 and 360 degrees. The four dials do not share a red mark, so the direction a needle points on its own tells you nothing. Each dial is named by the colour of its ring: blue, green, purple or orange. The small grey square inside each dial is decoration and is never the zero mark. Which dial has the largest reading? Answer with its ring colour: blue, green, purple or orange.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-dial-zero-offset-2e49d4b8a9/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-dial-zero-offset-2e49d4b8a9.json","detailSha256":"1f2379633972851a259b41afd8208bb89e352913672e471703235749f1dcdfd7"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-route-detour-ratio-2f613c8fc2","title":"Route detour ratio","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Which colored route has the largest detour ratio? For each route, divide its full centerline length (all horizontal and vertical parts) by the straight-line distance between its two endpoints. Answer blue, green, or purple.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-route-detour-ratio-2f613c8fc2/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-route-detour-ratio-2f613c8fc2.json","detailSha256":"9f3320a5cb7e2ec4c9bf106b62d85988698a61ac083bcba7831ced6cf61ee75b"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-rightmost-target-crossing-4d30c66475","title":"Rightmost target crossing","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Which colored trend line crosses the dashed horizontal target farthest to the right? Answer red, blue, green, or orange.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-rightmost-target-crossing-4d30c66475/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-rightmost-target-crossing-4d30c66475.json","detailSha256":"7aaf6c206201d84d40ef9874df0060a887f3347851fb889e4c53204469a2f5bf"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-prior-button-holes-448ac661b4","title":"Prior button holes","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"This is a round button. How many holes are punched in it? Count only the visible holes in the button face and answer with a single number.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-prior-button-holes-448ac661b4/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-prior-button-holes-448ac661b4.json","detailSha256":"e277ce60de1b7f4f57b86b54760ea39b9a0c0b55bbcc06ab110e780a2f9abb52"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-bowling-ball-hole-count-3361ca02b6","title":"Bowling ball hole count","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"Luna","question":"How many holes are visible in the bowling ball? Count only enclosed light openings inside the dark ball; ignore the background. Answer with a number.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-bowling-ball-hole-count-3361ca02b6/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-bowling-ball-hole-count-3361ca02b6.json","detailSha256":"35f928c22db324b7195c4f472a5d1a37d255b9978d095490e1e7852c332346a6"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-wind-flags-same-side-4c200c0df7","title":"Wind flags same side","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"Opus 5","question":"This image shows two flagpoles standing on the same ground line on white paper. Each POLE is one of the two dark grey upright bars, and the CENTRE LINE of a pole is the straight up-and-down line through the middle of that bar. Each pole carries exactly one FLAG: a solid triangle of colour attached to the pole and reaching sideways from it. The two flags are the only coloured marks on the page and each flag belongs to the pole it touches. A flag POINTS TO THE LEFT SIDE of its own pole if its cloth reaches out to the left of that pole's centre line, and POINTS TO THE RIGHT SIDE if its cloth reaches out to the right of it; each flag reaches to one side only. LEFT and RIGHT are the left and right of the page as you look at it, and each flag is judged against its own pole, not against the other pole or the middle of the page. The grey page frame, the grey corner ticks, the grey ground line and the grey clouds are decoration and carry no direction. Which side each flag reaches to is chosen separately from the flag colours, the pole heights, the pole positions, the size of each flag, how far each flag reaches, how far its tip droops and the clouds, so on some pages the two flags reach out to the same side and on other pages one reaches left while the other reaches right, and neither is a mistake. No image in this set is a borderline case: every flag reaches at least 40 pixels sideways from its own pole, so no flag hangs limp. Report the two flags in the picture in front of you, and do not answer from the usual assumption that one wind blows across a whole scene. Do the two flags reach out to the same side of their own poles, or to opposite sides? Answer exactly one of: same, opposite.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-wind-flags-same-side-4c200c0df7/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-wind-flags-same-side-4c200c0df7.json","detailSha256":"ed4ca72ec4fad69d0eab39b2901dc4d06e0e7a460733262c16d8b50b60c4617a"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-heart-notch-edge-20f7a6110a","title":"Heart notch edge","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Which image edge is closest to the heart silhouette's single inward notch? Answer top, right, bottom, or left.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-heart-notch-edge-20f7a6110a/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-heart-notch-edge-20f7a6110a.json","detailSha256":"4f22c32a2c17e26c7e927bab572c6f05fb26313f69bf7790c545c27fa5e97c70"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-percent-dot-side-conflict-3526da4614","title":"Percent dot side conflict","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"In the large percent-like symbol, do the centers of the two colored circular dots lie on opposite sides of the dark diagonal slash? Answer yes or no.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-percent-dot-side-conflict-3526da4614/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-percent-dot-side-conflict-3526da4614.json","detailSha256":"2e7a973f8fa0accf40d21d9af50318bc51597f92a82c3152ce8ef41f2bc0164b"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-quad-phase-decimate-reveal-3e448efda8","title":"Quad phase decimate reveal","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"The image is a field of grey noise made of a dense cell lattice. Each 2x2 block of cells is electrically balanced so the raw field averages to uniform grey. Deinterlace it by keeping only the even-even cells (the top-left cell of every 2x2 block) and averaging within each kept cell. A solid triangle is then revealed. Which glyph is revealed, the upward-pointing triangle A or the downward-pointing triangle B? Answer A or B.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-quad-phase-decimate-reveal-3e448efda8/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-quad-phase-decimate-reveal-3e448efda8.json","detailSha256":"e40abe6eae7d9be7175321c3273ad9b0caab6ee51f8b07d68a1e943ce820f887"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-directional-sweep-reveal-509d6d334e","title":"Directional sweep reveal","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Luna","question":"Find the grayscale square bounded by four colored corner marks. Replace each pixel by the mean of the 25 samples in its horizontal row at offsets -12 through +12, using edge replication at the square boundary; ignore the marks and outer edge. Which broad symbol appears: arch, diamond, fork, or ring?","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-directional-sweep-reveal-509d6d334e/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-directional-sweep-reveal-509d6d334e.json","detailSha256":"88e48449cae2b6ac17913ee25aaa14c620107250e8c0fbf363de2bb7720968cb"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-flatfield-shading-reveal-2d76326a05","title":"Flatfield shading reveal","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The picture shows one array of 6 rows and 6 columns of equal square cells, enclosed by a blue frame; each cell is filled with a single flat grey and the cell edges are not drawn. One corner cell of the array carries a small orange square: that is the corner reference cell. Turn the picture so that the marked corner cell is at the top left, and use that orientation for everything below. The top row and the left column of the array are blank unprinted paper. The remaining 5 rows and 5 columns form the printed panel. The sheet was lit unevenly, so the brightness of a cell is its printed tone multiplied by the lighting at that cell, and the two blank strips record that lighting: the lighting at a panel cell equals the brightness of the blank cell at the top of its column, times the brightness of the blank cell at the left of its row, divided by the brightness of the marked corner cell. Divide the brightness of each panel cell by that lighting to recover its printed tone. Every panel cell is printed in one of exactly two tones, a dark one at about 0.40 of blank paper and a light one at about 0.77 of blank paper, and exactly 9 of the 25 panel cells carry the dark tone. Those 9 dark-tone cells form a shape that most closely matches one of these six symbols: eff, ex, plus, tee, vee, zee. Which symbol is it? Answer with one word.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-flatfield-shading-reveal-2d76326a05/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-flatfield-shading-reveal-2d76326a05.json","detailSha256":"6fd82d0549da0d30b66a71ca240733041995b93516ef2fbc3977b4e43ed02256"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-alternating-row-zipper-3ca73615e8","title":"Alternating row zipper","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Starting with the panel under the colored triangle, take its top grid row; then take the next row from the other panel, alternating panels row by row without shifting. Stack the 12 rows. Which symbol appears: circle, diamond, plus, or X?","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-alternating-row-zipper-3ca73615e8/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-alternating-row-zipper-3ca73615e8.json","detailSha256":"445bb41d339674bded35c53386ae1ad93eb6db2d2a7a76168267a4f933c02680"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-chromatic-consensus-registration-207e9af203","title":"Chromatic consensus registration","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Translate the red, green, and blue layers until each colored diamond sits at the center of the gold target. Do not rotate or reflect them. Read only the central cyan 9-by-9 window. For each cell there, make it dark when at least two of the three aligned layers contain a colored square; otherwise leave it light. Which arrow appears: up, right, down, or left?","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-chromatic-consensus-registration-207e9af203/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-chromatic-consensus-registration-207e9af203.json","detailSha256":"ba44af5cd988c0ec98a9fbe725362fc662d691a2b9d9bacab126a43c3673df26"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-enclosed-cavity-area-3af6b2373d","title":"Enclosed cavity area","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"Two solid dark rings sit on a white canvas, each enclosing an empty white interior. Which enclosed empty region is larger: the left one or the right one? Choose from: left, right.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-enclosed-cavity-area-3af6b2373d/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-enclosed-cavity-area-3af6b2373d.json","detailSha256":"8b530e35e2ca022aa7718d221834f186b22ccc7d8bc2be71e8a365877e011c28"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-spiral-phase-constellation-33ff4acd6a","title":"Spiral phase constellation","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"Luna","question":"Which color's complete dot constellation follows one coherent outward spiral around its own center? Choose red, blue, or green.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-spiral-phase-constellation-33ff4acd6a/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-spiral-phase-constellation-33ff4acd6a.json","detailSha256":"a4a2ac5f5c742ee6add19574bc7add971ba32fc0316b414311a7d20f190518d5"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-texture-orientation-patch-37bc31330a","title":"Texture orientation patch","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The picture is filled with short grey strokes that all have the same length, the same thickness and the same colour. Most of the strokes share one common tilt. Inside a single round patch, and only there, every stroke is turned by 90 degrees to that common tilt. The patch has no outline, no shading and no change of stroke spacing, so it is marked by stroke direction alone. Four coloured dots - red, green, blue and orange - are painted on top of the strokes, and exactly one of them lies inside that patch. Which coloured dot lies inside the patch? Answer red, green, blue or orange.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-texture-orientation-patch-37bc31330a/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-texture-orientation-patch-37bc31330a.json","detailSha256":"da792e50481fa69adb7b35e02e4b3698f64355a259a66831c8e71eceb04a702d"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-constellation-model-choice-2ece633a68","title":"Constellation model choice","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Treat every black dot as an equal point. Can the complete constellation be grouped more accurately into two parallel straight rails or into two concentric rings? Answer rails or rings.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-constellation-model-choice-2ece633a68/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-constellation-model-choice-2ece633a68.json","detailSha256":"b536387360dbd2e52cd3fe212c514451b7da158b5e50e66b680b13b9bbafdc71"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-loop-closing-trace-2eaa32074f","title":"Loop closing trace","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Every colored dot caps an endpoint of a dark contour. If each same-colored pair were joined by one straight bridge, which color's bridge would close one continuous dark contour rather than join two separate contours? Answer red, blue, green, or orange.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-loop-closing-trace-2eaa32074f/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-loop-closing-trace-2eaa32074f.json","detailSha256":"596188f32680d7e79bab6b134ccaacbebd395b58f535c40114b06be64160945f"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-dash-count-ring-oddball-4a9e74add1","title":"Dash count ring oddball","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"Four equal-size dark dashed circles (rings) are drawn, one in each quadrant of the image (top-left, top-right, bottom-left, bottom-right). Each ring is broken into straight dashes of equal length with equal gaps between them, all around the ring. The number of dashes is how many separate line segments make up the ring. Exactly three of the rings have the same number of dashes, while the fourth ring has a different number of dashes. Which quadrant contains the ring whose number of dashes is different from the other three?","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-dash-count-ring-oddball-4a9e74add1/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-dash-count-ring-oddball-4a9e74add1.json","detailSha256":"7d985b19770753e9291690b4bfcf0c2f892b6b364074459e81139543b3add375"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-bilateral-symmetry-search-52409eadfb","title":"Bilateral symmetry search","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"Luna","question":"Which labeled tile contains the only glyph whose filled silhouette is unchanged by left-right reflection across its vertical centerline? Inspect all four equal-size tiles and answer A, B, C, or D.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-bilateral-symmetry-search-52409eadfb/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-bilateral-symmetry-search-52409eadfb.json","detailSha256":"a71b382a4aa8ec42b5d3d1951675f83521a7390450304e4210d687face7964b9"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-rank-ramp-panel-4b49eb3eb6","title":"Rank ramp panel","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"Opus 5","question":"This image shows five framed rectangular panels of identical size standing side by side in one row; count them 1 to 5 from left to right. Each panel contains five upright pillars of the same width, standing on the same invisible floor line at the bottom of that panel, spaced evenly across the panel, so a pillar is taller exactly when its top edge stands higher above that common floor. All five panels carry exactly the same five pillar heights and exactly the same five pillar fill shades; only the left-to-right arrangement of those pillars differs from panel to panel. Because of this, the number of pillars, the total amount of ink, the tallest height, the shortest height and the set of shades are identical in every panel and carry no information. The fill shade of a pillar is decoration only: two of the five panels happen to have their shades running steadily from dark to light or from light to dark across the panel, and that shading has nothing to do with the answer, which depends on pillar height alone. In exactly one panel the pillars get taller at every step from left to right, so each pillar is taller than the pillar immediately to its left. In each of the other four panels that run is broken at least once: somewhere in the row a pillar is shorter than the pillar immediately to its left, and every such drop, as well as every rise in the ascending panel, is at least seventeen pixels, so no comparison is a close call. Which numbered panel has its five pillars increasing in height at every step from left to right? Answer with exactly one of: panel-1, panel-2, panel-3, panel-4, panel-5.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-rank-ramp-panel-4b49eb3eb6/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-rank-ramp-panel-4b49eb3eb6.json","detailSha256":"5e6697b94e0667282b520533ae9e4477af6e7654a2e6f0bc463cc1933ed66943"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-rook-permutation-search-32b22225c9","title":"Rook permutation search","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Which labeled board has exactly one blue dot in every row and exactly one blue dot in every column? Answer A, B, C, or D.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-rook-permutation-search-32b22225c9/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-rook-permutation-search-32b22225c9.json","detailSha256":"b0d0284c2289597de346d65adcd7c1c4672ad5feed5ee2f2ea3526b3eafa9b89"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-mirror-pair-search-3baabd66fd","title":"Mirror pair search","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Which labeled panel is perfectly mirror-symmetric across its red vertical line? A dark square is paired only with a dark square in the same row at the same distance on the opposite side. Answer A, B, C, or D.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-mirror-pair-search-3baabd66fd/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-mirror-pair-search-3baabd66fd.json","detailSha256":"86fbf82305deb07511a10229350333bc163e1649fc6b89b5afb2421189ee870d"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-state-balance-returns-3b4d9760a5","title":"State balance returns","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"A running balance register starts at 0, marked by the 'start = 0' panel on the far left. Six operator panels run left to right as step 1 through step 6. In each panel a solid green up-triangle means add 1 (+1) and a solid red down-triangle means subtract 1 (-1). Apply the six steps in order, keeping a running balance that starts at 0. A step is a RETURN to the origin when, after applying it, the running balance is exactly 0 again (the starting 0 before any step does not count as a return). How many of the six steps bring the running balance exactly back to 0 ? Answer '0', '1', '2', or '3'.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-state-balance-returns-3b4d9760a5/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-state-balance-returns-3b4d9760a5.json","detailSha256":"ed829ce6b7f4774ed226ba3509bf8167031c57af4991ee4afe8e3c45193f7cb4"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-state-derangement-checkpoint-3650ae2c62","title":"State derangement checkpoint","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Luna","question":"Read panels P1 through P6 from left to right. The ID KEY maps circle=A, triangle=B, square=C, and diamond=D. The STATE KEY maps the three swatch colors to LOW, MID, or HIGH. A later panel is a state derangement of P1 when every identity has a different state than in P1, while the total counts of LOW, MID, and HIGH are unchanged. Which later panel is the first state derangement? Answer P2, P3, P4, P5, or P6.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-state-derangement-checkpoint-3650ae2c62/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-state-derangement-checkpoint-3650ae2c62.json","detailSha256":"475c4fadcda9130ef74cc8ae1ca944accbdfe7070579dddb02d4e4703c000f99"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-grid-line-ops-28fbbb7b25","title":"Grid line ops","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Opus 5","question":"On the left is a 4 by 4 grid of square cells. Each cell starts either dark blue (filled) or light grey (empty), exactly as drawn. One cell is marked by a red ring: the marked cell is the cell whose centre is nearest to the centre of that red ring. On the right is a row of cream cards. Each card carries a small 4 by 4 diagram laid out the same way as the big grid, its top row matching the big grid's top row and its left column matching the big grid's left column, and in each card exactly one whole row or one whole column of that small diagram is coloured. A green line means: fill every cell of the corresponding row or column of the big grid, so each of those cells becomes dark blue whatever it was before. A magenta line means: flip every cell of that row or column, so each dark cell becomes light and each light cell becomes dark. The cards are applied to the big grid one at a time, in order from left to right, as the arrow below them shows. Cards whose line is a different row or column leave the marked cell unchanged. The grid after the cards have been applied is not drawn anywhere. After every card has been applied in order, is the marked cell dark blue or light grey? Answer with one word: filled or empty.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-grid-line-ops-28fbbb7b25/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-grid-line-ops-28fbbb7b25.json","detailSha256":"1edf77e80aa2d647f04803927b9296325fa501b8f97d0fc1bcd378f30f79a7d9"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-edge-fold-replay-2f29305317","title":"Edge fold replay","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"The four colored tiles start left to right as shown. Read the three FOLD cards from left to right. The orange dot marks which outer edge to fold inward: move that entire outer stack onto its neighbor, flipping the stack so its layer order reverses. What color is on top after all three folds?","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-edge-fold-replay-2f29305317/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-edge-fold-replay-2f29305317.json","detailSha256":"2bad139f79fe83e78a6cd4fc6d3144b4fc263a2a4a4b1f5eb4d53526b4c01a15"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-paired-inventory-depletion-3e881c5753","title":"Paired inventory depletion","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Three colored inventories start with the bead counts shown. Read the six cards from left to right. A card removes one bead of each pictured color only if both colors still have at least one bead; otherwise that card does nothing. How many beads of the red-ringed color remain? Answer 0, 1, 2, 3, or 4.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-paired-inventory-depletion-3e881c5753/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-paired-inventory-depletion-3e881c5753.json","detailSha256":"5726f1953bb0b7f363ebf4bf03e3b3beeacb63cfaf274227b2b742ded753901c"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-enclosure-depth-compare-4344a6b1bc","title":"Enclosure depth compare","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"Count for each colored dot how many of the concentric closed black loops surround it completely. The dot that passes inside more loops is the one farther from the picture edge and closer to the shared center of the rings. Which colored dot, green or red, is enclosed by more of the closed loops? Answer with exactly green or red.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-enclosure-depth-compare-4344a6b1bc/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-enclosure-depth-compare-4344a6b1bc.json","detailSha256":"e0daa3a2618d8041898e4abca2a0a3e62075a3b0ac832a9c52a1ff086802831b"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-region-hole-selection-5b6d40f37d","title":"Region hole selection","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Luna","question":"Exactly one colored region contains exactly one enclosed background hole. Which color is it? Count only blank components completely surrounded by that colored region; ignore open indentations and the outside background.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-region-hole-selection-5b6d40f37d/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-region-hole-selection-5b6d40f37d.json","detailSha256":"43dac4d9334d3c3b601fc81b6dabc7be8ed8affcf9ca2771fc90fa59058640cf"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-door-merge-pick-3eb858b4bf","title":"Door merge pick","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The picture shows a white rectangular plate ruled into square rooms by thick black walls. Wherever a wall between two neighbouring rooms is missing, those two rooms are already joined and you can walk straight from one into the other; where a wall is drawn, you cannot. Walking from room to room through the missing walls, in as many steps as you like, joins the rooms into larger apartments, and the outer rim of the plate is walled all the way round. Three of the drawn walls each carry one shut door, painted as a short coloured bar across the wall - one orange, one purple and one teal. A shut door blocks the way just like the rest of the wall. Opening one door would cut a doorway through that one piece of wall only, joining whatever is on its two sides. One green dot and one red dot are painted flat on the floor, and they are not in the same apartment. Exactly one of the three doors, if it were opened, would make it possible to walk from the green dot to the red dot. Which door is it - orange, purple or teal?","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-door-merge-pick-3eb858b4bf/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-door-merge-pick-3eb858b4bf.json","detailSha256":"02ce9dfbcde86e41a260ff520a7773186ec9870d9fe5f42e4e2243fa5e1fb5b2"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-chamber-seal-escape-403191ae4a","title":"Chamber seal escape","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"White space is open floor; black walls and colored seals block movement. Imagine removing exactly one colored seal, turning all of its pixels into white floor. Which seal then lets the yellow dot reach the outer white area touching the image border without crossing any wall or other seal? Answer red, green, or blue.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-chamber-seal-escape-403191ae4a/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-chamber-seal-escape-403191ae4a.json","detailSha256":"2f6999ede89b8463adedda7851495fa6bf240f354723708343af273e170b7593"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-marked-junction-articulation-3db1bfdb24","title":"Marked junction articulation","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"If the orange junction and every dark link touching it were removed, would the remaining colored junctions split into two or more connected pieces? Dark links connect only at visible circular junctions. Answer yes or no.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-marked-junction-articulation-3db1bfdb24/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-marked-junction-articulation-3db1bfdb24.json","detailSha256":"46c8651d878614a920ef2495f9d85a07c9924bf9df96d401fe8753b2527de75d"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-reachable-terminal-count-4e294f6226","title":"Reachable terminal count","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"Following only the blue lines from the orange start ring (not jumping any white gap), how many of the two colored dots -- red and green -- are reachable? Answer 0, 1, or 2.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-reachable-terminal-count-4e294f6226/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-reachable-terminal-count-4e294f6226.json","detailSha256":"fc46e5332053793fb03d3815982e30273736bb9123638ab2e40fa9748caa2bb5"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-signed-turn-trace-majority-5b9d893741","title":"Signed turn trace majority","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"Luna","question":"Starting at the green port, follow the solid dark trace to the red terminal. At each purple ringed corner, which kind of turn occurs more often as you travel: left or right? Count only ringed corners and ignore pale strokes and the endpoint markers. Answer left or right.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-signed-turn-trace-majority-5b9d893741/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-signed-turn-trace-majority-5b9d893741.json","detailSha256":"56966e6e3d3c389d72f8570583723ed9a4a90980eb18ddbe43c5595c9e828a00"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-hub-removal-pieces-4a1f2cc6bc","title":"Hub removal pieces","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"Opus 5","question":"This picture shows a network drawn on a white page. Every dark disc is a junction and every straight gray bar is a link joining the two junctions at its ends. Bars meet only at junctions, no bar crosses another bar, and no bar passes through a junction that is not one of its two ends. As drawn, the whole network hangs together: from any junction you can reach any other junction by travelling along bars. Exactly one junction is circled by a black ring, and exactly four bars touch that ringed junction. Now imagine rubbing out the ringed junction together with all four bars that touch it, and leaving every other junction and every other bar exactly as it is drawn. Two of the remaining junctions are in the same piece when you can still travel from one to the other along remaining bars; a remaining junction that is left with no bar at all is a piece on its own. How near two junctions look on the page does not matter, only what the bars still join. The rest of the network breaks into 1, 2 or 3 pieces. After the ringed junction and its four bars are rubbed out, how many separate pieces does the rest of the network fall into? Answer 1, 2, or 3.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-hub-removal-pieces-4a1f2cc6bc/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-hub-removal-pieces-4a1f2cc6bc.json","detailSha256":"30962c2cc61478fceb234bbe812aba8a5d525b5205c650604fe5c0d135c270be"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-first-merge-junction-3029f574cd","title":"First merge junction","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Start at the green and red circles. Follow each one's unique dark route toward the yellow diamond. Which colored circular junction do the two routes reach first in common? Dark lines meet only at circular junctions. Answer orange, purple, or blue.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-first-merge-junction-3029f574cd/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-first-merge-junction-3029f574cd.json","detailSha256":"8c1e705dcef84fa53d86d477e528369d5e7e1626c23e4f628b179a55b571c2d6"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-palindrome-route-terminal-3b511dcc3e","title":"Palindrome route terminal","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Each panel shows one unbranched black chain from a green START disk to a colored terminal. Read the five purple checkpoint shapes along the chain. Which terminal has a palindrome—the same shape sequence forward and backward? Links meet only at markers and never cross. Answer red, blue, or orange.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-palindrome-route-terminal-3b511dcc3e/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-palindrome-route-terminal-3b511dcc3e.json","detailSha256":"15793117d7044cbe1c4ad37947187fa251d9d8c873c1ec708a20bafc8519810d"},{"id":"image-support-steered-crossing-window-correspondence-a96883d5ad","title":"Crossing window correspondence","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Luna","question":"The navy thread is one connected trace through R, A, and B. Rotate each candidate field 180 degrees, then choose the candidate whose four-window self-crossing signature matches R.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-crossing-window-correspondence-a96883d5ad/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-crossing-window-correspondence-a96883d5ad.json","detailSha256":"4589dd3356dcd19bd71c050965d33fe12c7ea278b7089c21a951dd4984280707"},{"id":"image-support-steered-twinview-glyph-fuse-4236b4f71d","title":"Twinview glyph fuse","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The cream board carries six square tiles that never touch each other, plus small pale decorative squares lying on the bare board that mean nothing. Every tile is a 5 by 5 grid of cells inside a thick coloured frame. A cell is either FILLED, showing a small dark square, or EMPTY, showing plain white, or COVERED, showing a flat grey block that hides the whole cell. Exactly two tiles wear the same dark slate-grey frame: these are the two VIEWS, and they sit at opposite corners of the board, far apart. Both views show the very same hidden 5 by 5 pattern, cell for cell, in the same orientation, without any rotation or reflection; the only difference between them is which cells their grey covers hide. The two views never cover the same cell, so a cell hidden in one view is always shown in the other, and putting the two views together reveals the whole hidden pattern. The other four tiles are the CANDIDATES. Each candidate wears a frame in a different colour taken from red, orange, green, teal, blue and purple, and no candidate has any grey cover: all twenty-five of its cells are visible. Exactly one candidate matches the hidden pattern in every one of its twenty-five cells. Every candidate has exactly the same number of filled cells, so the amount of dark ink, the number of filled cells, the frame colour, the tile size and the tile position tell you nothing about which one is right. Each wrong candidate was made from the hidden pattern by turning some filled cells empty and the same number of empty cells filled. At least one wrong candidate agrees with everything the first view shows, and at least one wrong candidate agrees with everything the second view shows, so reading only one view can never decide the answer: you must combine what both distant views reveal and then compare that fused pattern with the four candidates. Which candidate matches the hidden pattern? Give the colour of that candidate's frame. Answer red, orange, green, teal, blue or purple.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-twinview-glyph-fuse-4236b4f71d/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-twinview-glyph-fuse-4236b4f71d.json","detailSha256":"9f66ffc7a60743bc66ec3a7f05dffc30f392eda4577f3ff1b0b65fb4f7cde473"},{"id":"image-support-steered-split-seal-pair-422306e87e","title":"Split seal pair","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"The top two detached tiles are the reference pair. A candidate pair matches only when the same quarter-turn rotation, with no reflection or swapping, makes both of its tiles match the reference. Which colored dot labels the matching pair? Answer red or blue.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-split-seal-pair-422306e87e/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-split-seal-pair-422306e87e.json","detailSha256":"19ff698b041b0f15a6a20bdc6d27ed6c8fc7677ab47fa509bdbf57fe99d54994"},{"id":"image-support-steered-transpose-stamp-correspondence-803a4f3085","title":"Transpose stamp correspondence","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"The black-bordered mini-grid is the reference. Swap its rows and columns: the cell at row r, column c moves to row c, column r. Exactly one colored-bordered mini-grid is the result. Which border color marks it? Answer amber, cyan, or violet.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-transpose-stamp-correspondence-803a4f3085/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-transpose-stamp-correspondence-803a4f3085.json","detailSha256":"0273db3fe6fe382cac03298880e920447dbfc5937781da027d26aa9cc8fcefed"},{"id":"image-support-steered-diagonal-switch-binding-6b44cade80","title":"Diagonal switch binding","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Luna","question":"Which colored sample is below the diagonal in panel P but above it in panel Q? Each panel has one amber, one teal, and one violet sample; the left card is P and the right card is Q. Answer amber, teal, or violet.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-diagonal-switch-binding-6b44cade80/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-diagonal-switch-binding-6b44cade80.json","detailSha256":"eb0b38d95b097dafca3fbdf70b106f4092cbf0c626b596eb32c16174a3513580"},{"id":"image-support-steered-pivot-moment-duel-564e20d379","title":"Pivot moment duel","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Opus 5","question":"A pale sheet shows a long grey horizontal beam. One black triangle above the beam points down at a single place on it; that place is the pivot. Two stacks of identical small solid squares hang below the beam, one navy and one crimson, one on each side of the pivot. For each of those two stacks take the number of squares it contains and multiply it by the horizontal distance from the pivot to the middle of that stack's column. Olive squares, orange rings, orange bars and the grey ticks along the bottom edge are decoration and are never counted or measured. Which colour's stack gives the larger product, navy or crimson?","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-pivot-moment-duel-564e20d379/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-pivot-moment-duel-564e20d379.json","detailSha256":"82f19a64e4f11e3f31a34381784f934db5645f73ca1ed565cd0552669b35b385"},{"id":"image-support-steered-interval-endpoint-overlap-2d802b9007","title":"Interval endpoint overlap","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Do the top coral interval and bottom blue interval share any horizontal values? Answer yes or no.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-interval-endpoint-overlap-2d802b9007/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-interval-endpoint-overlap-2d802b9007.json","detailSha256":"dc64df20bfa69c3477d5e702e4fe8d5069146de8c90fd827680544a345edcfab"},{"id":"image-support-steered-trace-chord-crossing-count-52959a6e61","title":"Trace chord crossing count","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Imagine the straight chord joining the colored mini-trace's two endpoints. Excluding the endpoints, how many times does the trace cross that chord? Answer 1, 2, or 3.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-trace-chord-crossing-count-52959a6e61/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-trace-chord-crossing-count-52959a6e61.json","detailSha256":"f76872cb2e12457e435c6db0e0aedbae2e505c77b5605372ff30f9d10f2c3950"},{"id":"image-support-steered-checkerboard-column-count-60a559c312","title":"Checkerboard column count","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"Luna","question":"How many columns of alternating tiles are in the single compact checkerboard? Count the tile columns from the left border to the right border; ignore the loose colored marks outside it. Answer with a whole number.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-checkerboard-column-count-60a559c312/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-checkerboard-column-count-60a559c312.json","detailSha256":"84b6e44e5fa1bd56079af3071053127fb8b317bd06a8f2328b8dbd13b6a3566a"},{"id":"image-support-steered-zip-tooth-doubles-c44f29856d","title":"Zip tooth doubles","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"Opus 5","question":"This picture shows a scattered mending kit on a plain white background. Exactly one item is drawn in a strong colour: a single zipper, drawn as one straight coloured tape with short coloured teeth attached along it. Every other mark is plain grey - including grey zippers with teeth of their own - and every grey mark is decoration that must be ignored; no grey mark touches or overlaps the coloured zipper. Each tooth of the coloured zipper is attached to the tape and sticks out from exactly one side of it. Walk along the coloured tape from one end to the other and look at each pair of teeth that are neighbours along the tape, with no other tooth between them. Call such a pair a same-side pair when both of its teeth stick out from the same side of the tape. The teeth in this picture may follow any pattern of sides, and the answer is the same whichever end of the tape you start from. How many same-side pairs does the coloured zipper have? Answer with exactly one of: 0, 1, 2, 3.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-zip-tooth-doubles-c44f29856d/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-zip-tooth-doubles-c44f29856d.json","detailSha256":"e65673c3564cc27a3a4e421d1dfa620bb8678ce77c2296aaa9cfc8fac60ddae6"},{"id":"image-support-steered-mirrored-c-aperture-side-47408ad5d1","title":"Mirrored c aperture side","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Which side is the thick C-shaped ring open on? Answer left or right.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-mirrored-c-aperture-side-47408ad5d1/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-mirrored-c-aperture-side-47408ad5d1.json","detailSha256":"e9a6ef4d423956be70eb81c6aaad366a5dd6b85e90a0e212cae4cc1b640f9563"},{"id":"image-support-steered-usb-branch-join-order-3173134eae","title":"Usb branch join order","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Starting at the arrowhead and following the colored USB trunk toward its round base, which side branch joins the trunk first—left or right? 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Place the 128 results row-by-row into an 8-row by 16-column bitmap and compare it with A. Ignore the frame and every mark outside the patch. Answer A or B.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-parity-weave-reveal-8180a4aead/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-parity-weave-reveal-8180a4aead.json","detailSha256":"8412ff8e4c0bddf9856eefecd0ef1c83fa59a1b26d307e2d73e29a2697515fbc"},{"id":"image-support-steered-slot-refill-reveal-48ce78a531","title":"Slot refill reveal","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Opus 5","question":"This picture contains exactly one large square panel with a solid dark border, exactly three much narrower upright slats that also have solid dark borders, and a few tiny dark specks on the background that are decoration only. The panel's border encloses a seven-by-seven grid of forty-nine equal square cells, that is seven columns of seven cells each. Four of those columns are drawn as bars: in such a column the lowest cells are dark, in the same tone as the border, and the cells above them are pale, in the same tone as the panel's background, so the column shows a solid bar standing on the panel's bottom edge whose height is a whole number of cells from 1 to 7. The other three columns are empty slots: all seven of their cells are filled with a single intermediate tone, neither the dark bar tone nor the pale background tone, and those three empty slots are either the three leftmost columns or the three rightmost columns of the panel. Each of the three narrow slats encloses one single column of seven cells, drawn at the same cell size as the panel and carrying one bar of its own, standing on the slat's bottom edge, in the same two tones. The three slats are the missing columns of the panel. Carry out this operation. Take the three slats in top-to-bottom order of their positions in the picture, take the panel's three empty slots in left-to-right order, and put the topmost slat's bar into the leftmost empty slot, the middle slat's bar into the middle empty slot, and the bottommost slat's bar into the rightmost empty slot, each bar keeping its own height and standing on the panel's bottom edge. The panel now has seven bars, and their seven heights, read left to right, form exactly one of these four symbols. 'ramp' is heights 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7. 'crest' is heights 1, 2, 3, 4, 7, 6, 5. 'basin' is heights 3, 2, 1, 4, 5, 6, 7. 'switchback' is heights 3, 2, 1, 4, 7, 6, 5. Whichever symbol is present, the seven bar heights are always the seven values 1 to 7 in some order, the middle column is always the height-4 bar, the three left columns always carry the heights 1, 2 and 3 in one order or the other, and the three right columns always carry the heights 5, 6 and 7 in one order or the other. So the total amount of dark ink, the set of bar heights, the panel's size, position and colour, the slats' sizes and colours, and the number of specks are the same whichever symbol is present. The four bars left in the panel fix only the order of one of the two triples, and the three loose slats fix only the order of the other triple, so both the panel and all three slats are needed and neither the panel alone nor the slats alone can decide between two of the four symbols. Which symbol do the seven bars form once the slats have been put back into the empty slots? Answer with exactly one of: basin, crest, ramp, switchback.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-slot-refill-reveal-48ce78a531/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-slot-refill-reveal-48ce78a531.json","detailSha256":"a1eaeb29d362b5977d9fa4465441ff0f569548e78368d22cc3d43188ec840c59"},{"id":"image-support-steered-binary-panel-addition-27b1cac011","title":"Binary panel addition","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Treat each 7 by 7 panel as a 49-bit binary number: read rows left-to-right and top-to-bottom, with the top-left square most significant; dark is 1 and light is 0. Add the left and right numbers, discard any overflow beyond 49 bits, and write the 49 result bits back in the same order. Which symbol appears: X, plus, T, or L?","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-binary-panel-addition-27b1cac011/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-binary-panel-addition-27b1cac011.json","detailSha256":"1486dca8b081b5d740e0ec7071675c6bd8dab897157d9fe098813c6cedb67206"},{"id":"image-support-steered-endpoint-weave-reveal-4a7bb84867","title":"Endpoint weave reveal","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Each framed card has four rows. On every row, fill all seven-cell positions from the left dark peg through the right dark peg. Starting at each triangular top notch, read downward; weave the eight reconstructed rows cyan, gold, cyan, gold. Which filled silhouette needs the fewest cell changes to match: hourglass, diamond, or stair? A tie is ambiguous.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-endpoint-weave-reveal-4a7bb84867/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-endpoint-weave-reveal-4a7bb84867.json","detailSha256":"8a97896b2725a5f90b62632b53f30e48af540886996d4fbef10c1c4a9abcab0b"},{"id":"image-support-steered-compact-turn-signature-dd7aedca4b","title":"Compact turn signature","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"Luna","question":"Imagine rotating the whole compact filled emblem about its center. Which rotation gives the smaller whole-shape mismatch: a half-turn (180 degrees) or a third-turn (120 degrees)? Answer half-turn or third-turn.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-compact-turn-signature-dd7aedca4b/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-compact-turn-signature-dd7aedca4b.json","detailSha256":"e709567d55077878bbcce2f2fdd8ab557f24051469e503aa757af6bc70158352"},{"id":"image-support-steered-bead-trail-net-turn-c503993e1e","title":"Bead trail net turn","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The page shows exactly one trail of small dark beads. All dark marks belong to that single trail; every pale grey mark is clutter and must be ignored. One end of the trail is a filled dark square and the other end is a larger dark round blob. Walk along the trail bead by bead, starting at the square end and finishing at the round end. At each bead the walk turns; count a turn that bends counter-clockwise on the page as positive degrees and a turn that bends clockwise as negative degrees, and add up every turn of the whole walk. Individual stretches turn both ways, so only the total over the entire trail decides the answer. Is the total counter-clockwise or clockwise? Answer counterclockwise or clockwise.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-bead-trail-net-turn-c503993e1e/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-bead-trail-net-turn-c503993e1e.json","detailSha256":"dd0850a3b181f6c56434d82a2dfa67a056ff5d1d7e2d928d884c1760fb7139a2"},{"id":"image-support-steered-percolating-void-axis-341cfd5203","title":"Percolating void axis","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"The landmass contains exactly 112 equal square tiles joined edge-to-edge, including one yellow tile. 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Answer round or four-sided.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-phase-reversal-silhouette-5a12c3bc63/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-phase-reversal-silhouette-5a12c3bc63.json","detailSha256":"528f04a5b9291f76f22f4bbf8d3ee60a41608254b33dcec45ed6a806777fdf07"},{"id":"image-support-steered-bilateral-aperture-search-f1b15d45ef","title":"Bilateral aperture search","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"Luna","question":"Which sector contains the only lobe whose two enclosed white windows have equal widths? Answer NW, NE, SW, or SE.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-bilateral-aperture-search-f1b15d45ef/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-bilateral-aperture-search-f1b15d45ef.json","detailSha256":"6f8bb1fe7c6dd9a76642959612e822a7c74fbf46ea29ca2f1455b58de229e1f2"},{"id":"image-support-steered-taper-route-monotone-search-8100a469d5","title":"Taper route monotone search","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The picture shows four solid horizontal ribbons, one above the other, numbered first, second, third and fourth from the top downwards. Each ribbon is a single connected band whose centre line wobbles gently and whose thickness, meaning its vertical height inside one column of pixels, changes along the ribbon from its left end to its right end. All four ribbons have the same length, the same total area of ink, the same thickness at their left end and the same thickness at their right end, and all four use exactly the same collection of thickness values; only the order in which those thicknesses occur along the ribbon differs. Read each ribbon from its left end to its right end. Exactly one ribbon never thickens again: at every point its thickness is no greater than every thickness already seen earlier in that same ribbon. Each of the other three ribbons has two separate interior stretches where it grows back thicker than it was before, and then thins again. Ribbon colour, ribbon length, ribbon position and total ink carry no information. Which ribbon thins steadily and never grows back thicker than it has already been? Answer with one of: first, second, third, fourth.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-taper-route-monotone-search-8100a469d5/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-taper-route-monotone-search-8100a469d5.json","detailSha256":"0d2dbfa289308af39000d140bc901321b28fcdd8cd04b3a3ef0fad572a4a5263"},{"id":"image-support-steered-equal-area-island-search-24257c96cc","title":"Equal area island search","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Each card contains one cyan island and one amber island. Which card has equal visible area in its two islands? Answer A, B, C, or D.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-equal-area-island-search-24257c96cc/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-equal-area-island-search-24257c96cc.json","detailSha256":"e24311ffb901b4ac3b5bf17c5942b7f621ebdadf504b868a806b2ee8b50bd97f"},{"id":"image-support-steered-chain-center-search-389a9d2508","title":"Chain center search","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"The two gold disks are the ends of one unbroken jointed chain. Each straight dark connector between neighboring disks counts as one link. Which colored joint has the same number of links to both gold ends? Exactly one qualifies. Answer red, blue, green, or purple.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-chain-center-search-389a9d2508/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-chain-center-search-389a9d2508.json","detailSha256":"3188adc7f6b0c87a1d791dd109506be79195f8d72962621541f4e889ab3792cd"},{"id":"image-support-steered-state-transition-peak-6333b88fa3","title":"State transition peak","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Luna","question":"Read the five numbered snapshots from left to right. Each snapshot contains the same four labeled rows A-D, and each cell contains either a circle or a diamond state glyph. A state change means the glyph shape changes between neighboring snapshots; glyph color is irrelevant. Count the changes for each row. Which row has the greatest number of state changes?","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-state-transition-peak-6333b88fa3/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-state-transition-peak-6333b88fa3.json","detailSha256":"ec982b4dc7463c33974d29e01f160cad49e9685d35b520f1f1597f7764df46ba"},{"id":"image-support-steered-quota-drain-race-7be65d9918","title":"Quota drain race","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Opus 5","question":"Two bordered boards appear here, one on the left and one taller and narrower on the right, with a wide stretch of empty backdrop between them; faint grey shapes lying beyond both borders belong to the backdrop and should be ignored entirely. The left board is an allowance sheet of four rows. A row shows a large disc of one colour, and beside it, to its right, a group of one, two or three small dark dots. Each of the four rows uses a different colour, and the dot group tells you that colour's allowance: the number of parcels of that colour that must still be handed in. Only how many dots there are counts; how they are laid out does not, and neither does which row happens to be printed above which. The right board is a chute. Thin dark rules divide it into twelve compartments in a single column, and every compartment holds one smaller disc. The compartment at the very top holds the parcel that is handed in first, the one below it the parcel handed in second, and so on down to the bottom compartment, which is handed in last. Hand the parcels in one by one in that order. Every parcel handed in reduces the allowance of its own colour by exactly one, and a colour's allowance is used up at the instant the number of its parcels handed in so far first equals its printed dot count. The chute always contains three parcels of each of the four colours and no allowance exceeds three, so all four allowances do get used up in the end; parcels are handed in one at a time, so one colour necessarily gets there before any other. The boards are not pinned to fixed spots, and the four colours in use are always teal, violet, orange and moss. Whose allowance is used up first? Answer with one of teal, violet, orange or moss.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-quota-drain-race-7be65d9918/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-quota-drain-race-7be65d9918.json","detailSha256":"ab595c9b169602b8c4b17a710e9ddc1b0eeab685212e07fe62aa9b93ac2ba03a"},{"id":"image-support-steered-addressed-lamp-ribbon-212bc12bd7","title":"Addressed lamp ribbon","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Start with lamps A and B both OFF and A active. Follow the connected ribbon from the round START to the arrow. Each cyan span flips the active lamp; each coral span switches which lamp is active. After all eight spans, what is the (A,B) pattern: 00, 01, 10, or 11?","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-addressed-lamp-ribbon-212bc12bd7/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-addressed-lamp-ribbon-212bc12bd7.json","detailSha256":"57f037291ad2a0e08ebc72b8838e0f186c61cdd3f6424d85aa0c1aa08290f59b"},{"id":"image-support-steered-conditional-pip-rewrite-43eb18bccd","title":"Conditional pip rewrite","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"The round badge shows the starting state as one, two, or three pips. Apply the square badge first, then the diamond badge. In each rule badge, the pips left of the divider are the match state and the pips right of the divider are the replacement: replace the current state only when it matches the left group; otherwise keep it. After both rules, is the state one, two, or three?","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-conditional-pip-rewrite-43eb18bccd/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-conditional-pip-rewrite-43eb18bccd.json","detailSha256":"c8e745719058f1368d8add56f314492dce979eca6f89b449af5cbd7ca04f2d5a"},{"id":"image-support-steered-trace-checkpoint-order-4d9ac1c721","title":"Trace checkpoint order","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Luna","question":"Starting at the green start dot and following the one dark trace, which checkpoint is reached first: orange or violet? Answer orange or violet.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-trace-checkpoint-order-4d9ac1c721/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-trace-checkpoint-order-4d9ac1c721.json","detailSha256":"92baf1d84ce3d77fa5905f86cd7eac5b524155719ef8a8107b47e580d6eca698"},{"id":"image-support-steered-shut-bead-pocket-tally-88844d1239","title":"Shut bead pocket tally","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Opus 5","question":"This page shows black slabs, grey decoration and small coloured beads. Only black ink is a wall; grey marks are decoration and never count, even when a coloured bead sits inside a grey outline. Each black slab is a solid block with one or two square holes punched through it, and the white page shows through every hole. A bead is shut inside a pocket when the white area holding that bead is completely surrounded by black ink, so that no white path leads from the bead to the edge of the page without stepping on black ink. A channel cut clean through the wall of a hole joins that hole to the white space outside its slab, so a bead in a hole with such a channel is not shut inside a pocket. Beads lying on the open page, beads inside grey outlines, and holes that hold no bead never count. How big the slabs are, where they sit on the page, how many holes the page shows in total, how many beads the page shows and how much ink the page holds never decide the answer. How many beads are shut inside a pocket? Answer with a whole number from 0 to 5.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-shut-bead-pocket-tally-88844d1239/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-shut-bead-pocket-tally-88844d1239.json","detailSha256":"843d690e7d08c5f618110f75cbc48ddf31c3b97f42f00ddb337157099d0142ad"},{"id":"image-support-steered-lagoon-boundary-patch-2120f87b58","title":"Lagoon boundary patch","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Teal and yellow together form one island around exactly one white lagoon. Does the yellow patch share an edge with both the lagoon and the outer white sea? Corner-only contact does not count.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-lagoon-boundary-patch-2120f87b58/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-lagoon-boundary-patch-2120f87b58.json","detailSha256":"290afbeeeda8d24daa021465654c0ab0f67cecca99423eb85aed1a5b66d47b59"},{"id":"image-support-steered-crosscut-bank-pair-769b13922f","title":"Crosscut bank pair","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"A single unbroken navy wall runs from the top edge to the bottom edge. Staying inside the picture, can the orange dot reach the purple dot through white space without crossing the wall? White space connects through shared edges, not diagonal corners. Answer yes or no.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-crosscut-bank-pair-769b13922f/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-crosscut-bank-pair-769b13922f.json","detailSha256":"faed9cc89f8e67257fa73b8281bfdb686ee5a0b6c0ca499cf0ffa48596ac7b50"},{"id":"image-support-steered-branch-leaf-terminal-81fcf2d24f","title":"Branch leaf terminal","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"Luna","question":"Two disconnected dark tree networks each run from a green start to a colored terminal. Ignore the green and colored terminal endpoints. Which terminal—amber or violet—is attached to the network with more unmarked dead-end side tips? Answer amber or violet.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-branch-leaf-terminal-81fcf2d24f/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-branch-leaf-terminal-81fcf2d24f.json","detailSha256":"8ecee206fe8c11d484980afe5dd1ca52a56c594e58a06e5bd6039b598d86c3ab"},{"id":"image-support-steered-vane-gate-pad-5a7be66e67","title":"Vane gate pad","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The picture shows one dark conduit of constant thickness on a plain white background. A solid green square marks the port. From the port a short stem runs to a single junction, where the conduit splits into exactly two arms and never splits again. Each arm leaves the junction along a straight base leg, turns, and then doubles back past the junction, so the arm that leaves the junction on one side always finishes on the opposite side: where a pad sits never tells you which arm carries it, and the direction a vane points never tells you where its pad sits. Each arm ends on one small coloured pad; one pad is blue and one pad is orange. Two small dark triangles, the vanes, float beside the conduit, exactly one of them beside each arm's base leg, and every vane is separated from the ink by clear background. A vane belongs to the base leg it lies closest to. A vane opens its arm when its point aims away from the junction along that base leg, and seals its arm when its point aims back toward the junction. Exactly one of the two vanes opens its arm. Travel begins at the green port, runs along the stem to the junction, and may then continue only along an arm whose vane is open; a sealed arm may never be entered. All light gray shapes anywhere in the picture are decoration and mean nothing. Which coloured pad can be reached from the green port? Answer blue or orange.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-vane-gate-pad-5a7be66e67/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-vane-gate-pad-5a7be66e67.json","detailSha256":"966a483fc064b4433c31c86e46b9980c7047d0d9b9cf056d9392891d32f920cf"},{"id":"image-support-steered-spiral-winding-direction-18cc0acebe","title":"Spiral winding direction","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Trace the navy route from the green START to the red FINISH around the yellow post. From start to finish, does the route wind clockwise or counterclockwise? 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Answer yes or no.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-paired-turn-word-agreement-515a6f52ce/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-paired-turn-word-agreement-515a6f52ce.json","detailSha256":"484223c84b839b51dde8ccd32d40bb8d8ded3e28489beda38ca9649c40f8387b"},{"id":"model-feedback-rotated-glyph-match-4f7d856446","title":"Rotated glyph match","experiment":"model-feedback","experimentLabel":"Model-feedback-steered generation","profile":null,"generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"A reference 5-by-5 glyph is drawn inside the magenta-bordered frame at the top.  Four framed squares below each hold another 5-by-5 glyph, and each square carries a coloured tag just above it: one crimson, one teal, one amber, one violet.  Exactly one of the four tagged glyphs equals the reference glyph after rotating the reference a quarter turn clockwise.  Which colour tag belongs to that matching glyph?  Answer with exactly one of: crimson, teal, amber, violet.","image":"static/questions/model-feedback-rotated-glyph-match-4f7d856446/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/model-feedback-rotated-glyph-match-4f7d856446.json","detailSha256":"0b6e4933c3bd22ed17c5bfa610552b199c6dc8003fe890d92703a4e773c86510"},{"id":"model-feedback-moving-cursor-register-3579820cae","title":"Moving cursor register","experiment":"model-feedback","experimentLabel":"Model-feedback-steered generation","profile":null,"generator":"Luna","question":"START shows four tape cells numbered 1 to 4, with dark square = 1 and pale square = 0. The gold arrow marks the cursor. Read the ten command cards from left to right: red TOGGLE flips the cell under the cursor; blue NEXT moves the cursor one cell right, wrapping from cell 4 to cell 1; violet COPY writes the current cell's value into the next cell and leaves the cursor where it is. Apply every command to the current tape and cursor. After command 10, which final pattern do cells 1 to 4 show? Answer exactly one of: clear = 0000, front-pair = 1100, split-pair = 0011, alternating = 1010.","image":"static/questions/model-feedback-moving-cursor-register-3579820cae/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/model-feedback-moving-cursor-register-3579820cae.json","detailSha256":"9329d7cecccf4ac626aaab285ed3219cd0656ab8dd15ba105db6c45ddf95d20b"},{"id":"model-feedback-sole-circuit-room-31f23e62a1","title":"Sole circuit room","experiment":"model-feedback","experimentLabel":"Model-feedback-steered generation","profile":null,"generator":"Opus 5","question":"This picture is a 6 by 6 block of square rooms. Walls are solid ink, and you may walk between two rooms only through a doorway gap in the wall between them. Four rooms have a coloured floor: orange, green, blue and pink. Exactly one of them stands on a round trip: starting there you can walk away and come back to it without ever passing through the same doorway twice. From each of the other three, every walk that returns has to go back through a doorway it already used. Which coloured room is it? Answer with exactly one of: orange, green, blue, pink.","image":"static/questions/model-feedback-sole-circuit-room-31f23e62a1/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/model-feedback-sole-circuit-room-31f23e62a1.json","detailSha256":"4b6b809d63cb6fd87e94c65fb2ecb18f405dae1b0a9bd877fc91287e559d8803"},{"id":"model-feedback-counterfactual-dependency-prune-1626a5e5f4","title":"Counterfactual dependency prune","experiment":"model-feedback","experimentLabel":"Model-feedback-steered generation","profile":null,"generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Using the full printed row, each swap depends on the latest earlier swap touching either of its boxes. Cancel the red-X swap, then repeatedly cancel every swap that depends on a canceled swap. From START, do only the swaps left. Which shape finishes in the TARGET box? Answer circle, triangle, star, or diamond.","image":"static/questions/model-feedback-counterfactual-dependency-prune-1626a5e5f4/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/model-feedback-counterfactual-dependency-prune-1626a5e5f4.json","detailSha256":"fdddd4b3c765d8602c08d2f908194d2213cf00a10725e5e28b9a384b420c697f"},{"id":"model-feedback-counterfactual-mediator-transplant-1e393aeed7","title":"Counterfactual mediator transplant","experiment":"model-feedback","experimentLabel":"Model-feedback-steered generation","profile":null,"generator":"Sol (max)","question":"The triangle shows the factual run; dark means ON. Each lower cell applies its row rule to the touching pair above. First flip the red-ringed TOP cell and rebuild, recording the new value of every lettered mediator. Then restore TOP as shown. Test one card in a fresh run: when each listed letter is reached, replace its value by the value recorded from the red-flipped run, then continue downward. Which card recreates the red-flipped bottom row? Answer card-1, card-2, card-3, or card-4.","image":"static/questions/model-feedback-counterfactual-mediator-transplant-1e393aeed7/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/model-feedback-counterfactual-mediator-transplant-1e393aeed7.json","detailSha256":"4798f008be3ea305fd450e86e2fb33a77fa84bf2c23df4388c93a0dbc94102e5"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-correspondence-orientation-color-570a6755a6","title":"Correspondence orientation color","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"The gray bar at the top is tilted at a specific angle. Below it are three colored bars, each tilted at a different angle. Which colored bar is tilted at exactly the same angle as the gray bar? Answer with that bar's color (red, green, or blue).","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-correspondence-orientation-color-570a6755a6/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-correspondence-orientation-color-570a6755a6.json","detailSha256":"b151d27c091b5d526ee57651bc98174801a1dbe310354d609ddaa8430d0e6c71"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-color-bound-pattern-count-correspondence-5292826334","title":"Color bound pattern count correspondence","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Luna","question":"Which candidate has the same color-to-band-count assignment as the reference? 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If the sheet is folded along the crease, every disk is carried to the mirror image of its position across the crease, and each disk lands exactly on the center of one outlined circle, a different circle for each disk. Distance across the picture, left-right or up-down order, and which circle merely looks closest do not decide the landing; only mirroring across the drawn crease does. Which symbol is in the circle that the red disk lands on? Answer square, triangle, cross, or bar.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-crease-fold-symbol-binding-54561f6089/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-crease-fold-symbol-binding-54561f6089.json","detailSha256":"74b25f9d397ee5d30d557e6b86ffa9f900db1d94d21db8d530980aba51d9da2e"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-gap-rhythm-tags-4479a55d0b","title":"Gap rhythm tags","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"TARGET and each tagged reference show six identical beads in a row, separated by exactly two LONG gaps and three SHORT gaps. Rows may move and be uniformly resized. Read the five gaps from left to right. Which tag color is below the reference with the same SHORT/LONG gap order as TARGET? Answer red, blue, or gold.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-gap-rhythm-tags-4479a55d0b/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-gap-rhythm-tags-4479a55d0b.json","detailSha256":"82bc03a7d12de51e2f635697d318772b7824d0d01b5da3874c0c1f2736ac4f8e"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-projective-frame-correspondence-423dee0890","title":"Projective frame correspondence","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"REFERENCE and TARGET show the same eight points under one perspective warp. Match the four same-colored corner anchors; the warp may rotate or mirror the view but maps every reference point to exactly one target dot. Which TARGET dot corresponds to the magenta-ringed REFERENCE point? Answer red, green, blue, or orange.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-projective-frame-correspondence-423dee0890/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-projective-frame-correspondence-423dee0890.json","detailSha256":"5080a581a6bed42999b38b384aa529a4417305a7352646f88af9356a6eda231a"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-trace-amplitude-compare-3f46473779","title":"Trace amplitude compare","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"A white panel shows two squiggly colored traces rising and falling: one red and one blue. Which color's trace has the GREATER vertical amplitude, meaning the larger total range measured from its lowest point down to its highest point up? Answer with only the color: red or blue.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-trace-amplitude-compare-3f46473779/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-trace-amplitude-compare-3f46473779.json","detailSha256":"f04439491471245817efa4941e642cdf56a9d4f4bbcaf2273fdeef6c219cedb6"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-marker-spacing-variation-668fe698b4","title":"Marker spacing variation","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Luna","question":"Panel A is the left row and panel B is the right row. Each row has five colored circular markers. Compute the coefficient of variation (standard deviation divided by mean) of the four adjacent horizontal gaps in each row. Which panel has the larger value? Choose A or B.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-marker-spacing-variation-668fe698b4/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-marker-spacing-variation-668fe698b4.json","detailSha256":"cf6114a6545a86bd920ba16ee8106225ba439e542bf5c6ffcca500cebe08d883"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-peak-to-trough-drop-339adaca24","title":"Peak to trough drop","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The picture shows three framed panels stacked one above the other. Each panel contains exactly one coloured trace, drawn as a line through nine round markers that run from left to right; one trace is red, one is green and one is blue. Every panel is ruled with the same horizontal gridlines and every panel uses the same spacing between neighbouring gridlines, so a vertical distance means the same thing in all three panels. For one trace, a FALL is measured between two of its own markers: pick any marker, then pick a marker further to the RIGHT along the same trace that sits lower, and the size of that fall is the vertical distance between them. A trace's DEEPEST FALL is the largest such distance it contains, that is, the biggest drop from an earlier high point down to a later low point. Order matters: a trace that starts low and climbs to a high point has only a small deepest fall no matter how much total height it covers, so the trace that spans the most gridlines from its lowest to its highest marker is often not the answer, and neither is the trace that reaches the lowest marker in its own panel. Compare each trace only with itself; a marker in one panel is never paired with a marker in another. In every picture each trace contains at least one fall, and no two traces have equally deep deepest falls. The colours and the top-to-bottom order of the panels carry no information. Which coloured trace has the deepest fall? Answer red, green or blue.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-peak-to-trough-drop-339adaca24/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-peak-to-trough-drop-339adaca24.json","detailSha256":"c8271ac3eaf7aad2cfbdc1cfa98208c8ea55d41a820a66e4ced710ae8d0fa581"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-trace-bend-leader-3b1d9a69f8","title":"Trace bend leader","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"At the three equally spaced checkpoints, which colored trace bends most? Define bend as the absolute difference between its first and second vertical steps. Answer red, blue, or green.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-trace-bend-leader-3b1d9a69f8/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-trace-bend-leader-3b1d9a69f8.json","detailSha256":"6d60c89b790e030cd5ea7b2fec36d20abd897e7f775d08d337205768b8ceba34"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-boxplot-dual-asymmetry-4ffa6be32e","title":"Boxplot dual asymmetry","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Which sample has its median in the lower half of its box and an upper whisker longer than its lower whisker? Answer A, B, C, or D.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-boxplot-dual-asymmetry-4ffa6be32e/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-boxplot-dual-asymmetry-4ffa6be32e.json","detailSha256":"c8785cf433a4633ca4032b3a14c2757c241846574536326c70e834764d0d93b4"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-bias-stop-sign-sides-55fdc51476","title":"Bias stop sign sides","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"This is a red STOP sign. A standard STOP sign is an eight-sided octagon, but report exactly what is drawn here. How many sides does this STOP sign actually have? Count only the visible sides and answer with a single number.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-bias-stop-sign-sides-55fdc51476/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-bias-stop-sign-sides-55fdc51476.json","detailSha256":"7c00f18f165359dbe42b53ea1a4f51b6a96ef68b07b08a046dd3878afd744964"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-chest-drawer-count-388bacd57a","title":"Chest drawer count","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"Luna","question":"How many drawer fronts are visible in the chest? Count each horizontal drawer front once; use its centered handle as a cue; ignore the chest frame, feet, and CHEST label. Answer with a number.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-chest-drawer-count-388bacd57a/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-chest-drawer-count-388bacd57a.json","detailSha256":"76d07d0e64b46e862f34715adbfd67f26a5ae6836e799f295f9692c6ca91798c"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-stair-step-rise-break-6ab90df5f0","title":"Stair step rise break","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"Opus 5","question":"This image shows one flight of steps drawn in side view on white paper as a single solid block of ONE STRONG COLOUR standing on a grey ground line. The flat top of each step is a TREAD; the treads are the level coloured edges along the top of the block, all of the same width, and there are between four and nine of them. Read the treads from the LEFT edge of the block to the RIGHT edge. One tread is HIGHER than another when its coloured top edge is drawn nearer the top edge of the page. Judge only the top edges of the coloured block: the thin grey rail above the flight always slopes upward to the right and is decoration, and so are the grey page frame, the grey corner ticks, the small grey diamonds and the small coloured square near the top right corner. Whether the flight climbs all the way is chosen separately from the number of treads, the tread width, the colour, the tallest step, the total amount of coloured ink and the position on the page, so on some pages the flight climbs the whole way and on other pages one tread is drawn lower than the tread just before it, and neither is a mistake. No image in this set is a borderline case: neighbouring treads are never drawn at the same height. Report the picture in front of you, and do not answer from how a flight of steps is usually built. Going from left to right, is every tread higher than the tread just before it? Answer yes or no.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-stair-step-rise-break-6ab90df5f0/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-stair-step-rise-break-6ab90df5f0.json","detailSha256":"d3196841bc1b81d82c7bddc10c87126a21e2cffaeba30d6cdbe5ac9e0a0da260"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-envelope-flap-tip-edge-221bd34dcd","title":"Envelope flap tip edge","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Which outer edge does the pointed tip of the solid blue triangular envelope flap touch? Use image directions and answer top, right, bottom, or left.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-envelope-flap-tip-edge-221bd34dcd/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-envelope-flap-tip-edge-221bd34dcd.json","detailSha256":"bf506a2ef460934cc4a6265c94667ba99459497ac8aacf59aa64dd0448117385"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-e-glyph-shortest-arm-conflict-4d86fcdd52","title":"E glyph shortest arm conflict","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"In the large dark E-like symbol, which horizontal arm is shortest: top, middle, or bottom? Measure from the left vertical stem to each visible right tip. Answer top, middle, or bottom.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-e-glyph-shortest-arm-conflict-4d86fcdd52/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-e-glyph-shortest-arm-conflict-4d86fcdd52.json","detailSha256":"e755d483e82f56d7ec1f7afc0ed99a33ccdf71e00a014574ce7d2cf0107a8b0b"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-bitplane-glyph-reveal-4c72cc1c5d","title":"Bitplane glyph reveal","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"The image is a dense field of gray noise. The answer letter is hidden only in the least-significant bit (bit-plane 0) of each pixel's gray value; the other seven bits are random noise. Read that least-significant bit plane. Which letter, A or B, is revealed? Answer A or B.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-bitplane-glyph-reveal-4c72cc1c5d/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-bitplane-glyph-reveal-4c72cc1c5d.json","detailSha256":"fd753debe512b576fa26979a60f558ef68d5c50819dca791aea6c0fb8f39be61"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-serpentine-scan-reveal-56710f6b8b","title":"Serpentine scan reveal","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Luna","question":"After the serpentine-row restoration and 9x9 edge-replicated mean, which symbol is visible?","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-serpentine-scan-reveal-56710f6b8b/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-serpentine-scan-reveal-56710f6b8b.json","detailSha256":"a830073e93eb2783e6346451053964f827d240e3aa2b327038186a05959ed21c"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-quarter-turn-stack-reveal-3dabcedb4c","title":"Quarter turn stack reveal","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The picture shows one square panel divided into a 7 by 7 lattice of equal square cells; each cell is either dark or empty, and four small brightly coloured square marks sit exactly on the four corners of the panel. Turn the whole panel about its own centre by a quarter turn, by a half turn and by three quarters of a turn, so that you have the panel as printed plus those three turned copies of it, all four laid on top of one another in the same square outline. Keep a cell only where the panel is dark in the printed copy and in all three turned copies as well; discard every other cell. The kept cells form exactly one of these five symbols: plus (one full centre row and one full centre column crossing), ex (both full corner-to-corner diagonals crossing), ring (a hollow square outline one cell thick, standing clear of the panel edge), diamond (a hollow diamond outline one cell thick, with a single cell at the middle of each panel edge), corners (four separate two-by-two blocks, one in each corner of the panel, and nothing else). Which symbol do the kept cells form? Answer with one word.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-quarter-turn-stack-reveal-3dabcedb4c/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-quarter-turn-stack-reveal-3dabcedb4c.json","detailSha256":"309a775bb08ad6fad924e72568913c266af33f454becfc0b72af5973a33b9cf8"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-clockwise-ring-unwrap-3f7d832d92","title":"Clockwise ring unwrap","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Cut at the magenta seam, unwrap clockwise, and put the outer edge at the top. Which symbol appears: circle, triangle, plus, or X?","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-clockwise-ring-unwrap-3f7d832d92/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-clockwise-ring-unwrap-3f7d832d92.json","detailSha256":"ba7aca7f9f1dffd3db365e933656ed2b47681c6deb2475dec915cda496d77b2c"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-seeded-floodfill-arrow-26970d64a5","title":"Seeded floodfill arrow","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Inside the cyan-framed 17-by-17 grid, start at the gold dot and flood-fill its pale cell plus every pale cell connected through a shared edge. Dark cells block the fill, cyan grid lines do not block it, and diagonal contact does not connect. Ignore every pale cell not reached. Which direction does the filled arrow point: up, right, down, or left?","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-seeded-floodfill-arrow-26970d64a5/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-seeded-floodfill-arrow-26970d64a5.json","detailSha256":"9a0bb22f32f417e54ee871adff4acde0cec22dc454f44be87c9fa078f60a407c"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-dot-lattice-regularity-3b445f2ca2","title":"Dot lattice regularity","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"On a white canvas a field of equal-sized dark dots is drawn. Look at the whole arrangement of dots together. Do the dots form one regular grid -- laid out in straight rows and straight columns with an equal, even spacing, every dot's nearest neighbours all at essentially the same distance -- or are they scattered at irregular, random positions? Choose: yes if they form a regular grid, no if they are an irregular scatter.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-dot-lattice-regularity-3b445f2ca2/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-dot-lattice-regularity-3b445f2ca2.json","detailSha256":"29a7d0225756b1045cc66dedf7e00b9dee63c73c19253fff300d6e2254a91f1f"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-parallel-rail-constellation-3564dc55ea","title":"Parallel rail constellation","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"Luna","question":"Each colored field has eight same-sized dots. For each complete field, try every split into two groups of four and fit one straight line to each group. For a split let R be the larger mean perpendicular residual in pixels, A the angle difference between the fitted directions in degrees, C the larger coefficient of variation of the three along-line gaps, and S the perpendicular separation of the fitted lines. Its rail score is exp(-R/5.5 - A/14 - C/0.40) * min(1, S/28). Which color has the highest rail score? Ignore color, panel position, rotation, translation, dot size, and dot count.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-parallel-rail-constellation-3564dc55ea/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-parallel-rail-constellation-3564dc55ea.json","detailSha256":"443567089c4018a3edd936b21ea4a8e3839df13118f98fdda3e270525a14e034"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-lattice-vacancy-line-3b725f92bf","title":"Lattice vacancy line","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The picture shows identical coloured dots placed on the sites of an evenly spaced square grid, except that some sites are empty. A grid line is a whole row of sites, a whole column of sites, a diagonal of sites running down to the right, or a diagonal of sites running up to the right. Exactly one grid line has more empty sites than every other grid line, and no two empty sites on that line are next to each other. The dot colour, the background colour, the dot size, the grid spacing, the grid size, the position of the grid and the total number of empty sites carry no information about the answer. Which direction does that line run? Answer row (horizontal), column (vertical), down (diagonal running down to the right) or up (diagonal running up to the right).","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-lattice-vacancy-line-3b725f92bf/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-lattice-vacancy-line-3b725f92bf.json","detailSha256":"28dcca3c82d7a63ab2262e7dcee0629ea87fad547473236d890a03bda245d775"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-nearest-neighbor-group-count-326070fbb3","title":"Nearest neighbor group count","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"For each black dot, connect it to the one other black dot whose center is nearest; there are no ties. Treat links as undirected. How many connected groups does the complete network form? 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Exactly one quadrant's glyph matches the reference on BOTH features: the same frame shape AND the same bar orientation. The other three glyphs each differ from the reference on at least one feature. Which quadrant contains the one glyph that matches the reference on both features?","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-conjunction-quadrant-search-55742ebecb/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-conjunction-quadrant-search-55742ebecb.json","detailSha256":"409578c1e2122794a352205974e531e06e05515083b6ccfa6c25060d8ce2d5ea"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-parallel-sides-panel-search-62aa4b45dc","title":"Parallel sides panel search","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"Luna","question":"Which labeled panel contains the only quadrilateral whose opposite sides are parallel? Each panel has one filled quadrilateral. 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Every panel contains exactly six solid dots of the same single colour and the same size, so all five panels carry the same number of dots and the same amount of ink, and colour, dot count and dot size carry no information. Every panel also carries exactly one straight dashed grey line that runs right across it at that panel's own arbitrary tilt; this dashed line is that panel's mirror line, and its tilt and its place inside the panel carry no information. A panel counts as mirror-symmetric when folding it along its own dashed line would lay every one of its six dots exactly onto another of its dots: each dot has a partner on the other side of the dashed line, the two partners stand the same distance from the line, and the line through the two partners meets the dashed line square on. No dot ever sits on the dashed line, and the dots are never mirrored across any other line, only across the dashed line drawn in their own panel. In exactly one panel all six dots are mirror-symmetric about that panel's dashed line. In each of the other four panels exactly one single dot has been pushed off its mirror place, by at least 12 pixels, which is more than three quarters of a dot's width, while the remaining dots there still mirror one another. Only the dot centres and the dashed line matter, and no partner pairs are drawn. Which numbered panel has all six of its dots mirror-symmetric about its own dashed line? Answer with exactly one of: panel-1, panel-2, panel-3, panel-4, panel-5.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-mirror-axis-panel-4ecc572f91/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-mirror-axis-panel-4ecc572f91.json","detailSha256":"6b86a7a4730b2c9517d35b12fa54df9c88c0b1191752d4d76b8de7733220f968"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-ring-tilt-conjunction-396d81ac7d","title":"Ring tilt conjunction","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Which labeled candidate matches both attributes in the REFERENCE: the ring color and the dark bar's tilt? Match both; A-D run left to right.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-ring-tilt-conjunction-396d81ac7d/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-ring-tilt-conjunction-396d81ac7d.json","detailSha256":"f6a2f6ae57be3c2e751bf65d6e3d185dd3c03f0d79c79fbf4b643258b26b8b05"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-distinct-nearest-assignment-search-44f6b4e453","title":"Distinct nearest assignment search","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Each orange dot chooses the navy square whose center is closest. Which labeled panel has the three dots choosing three different squares? A tied distance would not count. 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The register BOUNCES elastically off both walls: a rightward step taken at the right wall (slot 5) reflects back to slot 4, and a leftward step taken at the left wall (slot 1) reflects back to slot 2. The register is never shown after its start. Replaying the operators in order from the ringed start, bouncing at the walls, what is the FINAL slot of the tracked register? Answer exactly 'slot 1' through 'slot 5'.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-state-bounce-register-3daefcb844/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-state-bounce-register-3daefcb844.json","detailSha256":"f9620964f40138b5d37212bf2caceaf33a9d50b9c3b9fdafda7a765969c41986"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-synchronized-state-pair-3e765912a4","title":"Synchronized state pair","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Luna","question":"Read panels P1 through P6 from left to right. Each labeled object shows one state from the STATE KEY. Which unordered pair of labels changes state together on the most adjacent panel transitions? Answer AB, AC, AD, BC, BD, or CD.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-synchronized-state-pair-3e765912a4/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-synchronized-state-pair-3e765912a4.json","detailSha256":"0d2465492667a9f537b5c56515bb59bfe9afcc2ae9dc1d2c1f3b808b2a318112"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-focus-shift-tally-5e09255da8","title":"Focus shift tally","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Opus 5","question":"Four coloured towers of square blocks stand on one baseline. The black triangle below the baseline is the pointer, and it starts under the tower shown. The square cards along the bottom are operations, applied one at a time in order from left to right, as the long arrow above them shows. A dark slate card carrying white dots adds that many blocks to the tower the pointer is under at that moment. A grey card carrying a white triangle moves the pointer one tower in the direction the triangle points and adds nothing. The pointer never has to leave the four towers, no tower is ever emptied, and the final arrangement is not drawn. The black ring at the top marks one tower, the ringed tower. After every card has been applied, how many blocks does the ringed tower hold? Answer with a number.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-focus-shift-tally-5e09255da8/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-focus-shift-tally-5e09255da8.json","detailSha256":"897eb1945731242fdf73dacdfa9f0885ffd0e0b1ebfb2eb18a1b735de9a4265b"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-device-status-change-3306f36384","title":"Device status change","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Read BEFORE then AFTER. Devices may move. A device's number is its green-dot count. Exactly one status lamp switches color. Which numbered device changed?","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-device-status-change-3306f36384/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-device-status-change-3306f36384.json","detailSha256":"0145f396773fd03896f0a458b726cfb39c9462345803f865b17d16ab84f83e37"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-priority-service-replay-438e79c93f","title":"Priority service replay","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"The legend maps chip colors to A-D, and the priority strip ranks them from FIRST to LAST. The rack shows the starting waiting set. Read cards 1-8 left to right: a + card adds its shown task, while a SERVE card removes the currently waiting task that is earliest in the priority strip. Which waiting task would be served next? Answer A, B, C, or D.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-priority-service-replay-438e79c93f/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-priority-service-replay-438e79c93f.json","detailSha256":"0788d330cf26b10f5fbc1282edd6b4c080e8f61b1107aa5fbbfeb34db031a0a7"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-region-contact-degree-4d2d5b07c0","title":"Region contact degree","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"Look at the four colored regions (red, green, blue, magenta). A region shares a border with another region only when the two shapes touch along a side of positive length; touching at just a corner does not count. Which color is in contact with the greatest number of the other three regions? Answer with exactly one color name.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-region-contact-degree-4d2d5b07c0/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-region-contact-degree-4d2d5b07c0.json","detailSha256":"2241698b2951163ab3c7bcee5859d93df79e6a45aca17bc4a487991e57af39e9"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-cycle-rank-networks-5c30572110","title":"Cycle rank networks","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Luna","question":"Exactly one colored network has cycle rank 2. Which colored network is it? Count independent cycles as E minus V plus C: E is the number of visible links, V is the number of colored node markers, and C is the number of connected pieces. Answer red, blue, or green.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-cycle-rank-networks-5c30572110/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-cycle-rank-networks-5c30572110.json","detailSha256":"dc32a7f0fbba4cc369e59b7aa789e223d82e0437b4081780777037782edbaaa2"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-piece-hole-signature-53baf4c1bb","title":"Piece hole signature","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The picture shows four flat drawings on white paper: one black drawing and three coloured drawings, one red, one green and one blue. Each drawing is made only of solid blobs of its own single colour. Two blobs of the same colour that do not touch anywhere are separate PIECES. A round patch of white paper that lies completely inside one blob, so that its white is fully surrounded by that colour, is a HOLE. For each drawing count its pieces and count its holes, adding the holes of all of its pieces together. Exactly one of the red, green and blue drawings has BOTH the same number of pieces AND the same number of holes as the black drawing; of the other two, one matches the black drawing only in its number of pieces and the other only in its number of holes. Position, size, blob shape and total amount of ink are irrelevant. Which coloured drawing matches the black drawing in both numbers? Answer red, green or blue.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-piece-hole-signature-53baf4c1bb/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-piece-hole-signature-53baf4c1bb.json","detailSha256":"c146a605ae8d761fe06e51da585718f4a92b925110cc40e437890a563361a689"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-two-cycle-split-link-42e5b7c013","title":"Two cycle split link","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Gray and colored links join round stations. Imagine removing exactly one colored link. Which removal splits the network into two separate parts with a loop still present in both parts? Answer orange, green, or purple.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-two-cycle-split-link-42e5b7c013/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-two-cycle-split-link-42e5b7c013.json","detailSha256":"754bf156b9972d359c305d4ccd1034a0442aed3bc4a9c5bfde5e0c96ee550cfc"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-all-junction-cycle-4c668d29f6","title":"All junction cycle","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Does this network have a loop of dark links that visits every colored circular junction exactly once before returning to its start? There are ten junctions, exactly three links meet each junction, and links meet only at junctions. Answer yes or no.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-all-junction-cycle-4c668d29f6/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-all-junction-cycle-4c668d29f6.json","detailSha256":"62f1e86ee5c8ecd059ccff1a4df577ce8923623beef1f939f6fa88e6113c62ee"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-trace-longer-route-502c4414a2","title":"Trace longer route","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"Two winding routes are drawn on a white background: one blue and one green. Each route folds back and forth on itself, so its true length is measured along the drawn stroke, not from end to end. Which route, blue or green, has the greater total length along its stroke? Answer with that colour only (blue or green).","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-trace-longer-route-502c4414a2/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-trace-longer-route-502c4414a2.json","detailSha256":"77b4696bec707fbfc8f8b13db3d779d78b0339941554ba20e57dbe05013cf593"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-blocked-junction-terminal-5efd4ca7e6","title":"Blocked junction terminal","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"Luna","question":"Trace the dark network from the green source. If the square-marked junction is closed, which terminal remains connected: red or blue? Answer red or blue.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-blocked-junction-terminal-5efd4ca7e6/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-blocked-junction-terminal-5efd4ca7e6.json","detailSha256":"678dbef115056cc24c02801a93d42e13d850f38abc200217db1cf7050abe3150"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-pipe-turn-handedness-4f0ddc24c9","title":"Pipe turn handedness","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The gray stroke in this picture is one single pipe. It never branches and never touches or crosses itself, so it has exactly two loose ends and you can follow it from one end to the other. A green disc covers one of the two loose ends; that is where you start. The pipe is built only from horizontal and vertical straight sections, so every bend in it is a right-angle turn. Imagine walking along the pipe from the green end, always facing the way you are travelling. At each bend you turn either toward your left hand or toward your right hand; left and right mean the walker's own left and right at that moment, which depends on the direction you were already heading, and not on any fixed side of the page. Number the bends 1, 2, 3, ... in the order you meet them as you walk from the green end. How long the sections are, how many bends there are in total, which way the other bends go, and where the pipe sits on the page do not matter; only the direction of the third bend counts. Walking from the green end, is the third bend a turn to your left or a turn to your right? Answer left or right.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-pipe-turn-handedness-4f0ddc24c9/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-pipe-turn-handedness-4f0ddc24c9.json","detailSha256":"8ad84a32c4be69436183f2e8a740ea2a27ab18ca9aee3d62ab19d081c128bde8"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-widest-branch-terminal-37422f02ef","title":"Widest branch terminal","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Start at the green circle and follow the dark links. At each cyan junction, continue along the wider of the two forward links; never reverse onto the link just used. Which colored square do you reach: orange, purple, blue, or red?","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-widest-branch-terminal-37422f02ef/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-widest-branch-terminal-37422f02ef.json","detailSha256":"faa3fc5b10d9fa641196e33d1c713357832af61da5588447b1fa5c7b61de5c98"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-ordinal-gate-checkpoint-3cbeb555fc","title":"Ordinal gate checkpoint","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Starting at the green START disk, follow the single black route toward the purple FINISH disk. Which colored checkpoint lies after the route's second crossing of the solid gray gate but before its third crossing? Count crossings in travel order; a crossing requires the route to pass from one side of the gate to the other. Answer red, blue, or orange.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-ordinal-gate-checkpoint-3cbeb555fc/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-ordinal-gate-checkpoint-3cbeb555fc.json","detailSha256":"89bfd8de09d4ed8f322bf548cf371325a65df99fa22f8971253d6d0d27ac334a"},{"id":"image-support-steered-constellation-geometry-correspondence-be1ba3a8ec","title":"Constellation geometry correspondence","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Luna","question":"The upper-left panel is the reference. Rotate each candidate constellation 90 degrees clockwise about its panel center. Which candidate, A or B, has the same three-marker geometry as the reference? Answer A or B.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-constellation-geometry-correspondence-be1ba3a8ec/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-constellation-geometry-correspondence-be1ba3a8ec.json","detailSha256":"30129bb97a07cb7c9ff8f124e2114f021863cf11a4c0165e9a2d24df2995870a"},{"id":"image-support-steered-combwall-rank-pair-bind-504ce990d7","title":"Combwall rank pair bind","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The picture is one solid wall built from ten coloured teeth of equal width standing side by side across the whole image, with no gap between neighbours. Counting from the left, teeth 1, 3, 5, 7 and 9 hang down from the TOP edge; teeth 2, 4, 6, 8 and 10 rise up from the BOTTOM edge. The five top teeth are red, blue, green, purple and orange in some order, and the five bottom teeth are teal, yellow, pink, brown and slate in some order. Every tooth has its own length, and no two teeth attached to the same edge are equally long. Exactly one top tooth carries a small black square: that tooth is the KEY. The top teeth and the bottom teeth are partnered by length rank alone: the longest top tooth partners the longest bottom tooth, the second longest top tooth partners the second longest bottom tooth, and so on down to the shortest of each edge. Ranks are worked out separately for each edge, so lengths must not be compared across the two edges: do not partner teeth by similar length, by side-by-side position, or by colour, and the black square says nothing about which colour is correct. What colour is the bottom tooth that partners the KEY tooth? Answer teal, yellow, pink, brown or slate.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-combwall-rank-pair-bind-504ce990d7/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-combwall-rank-pair-bind-504ce990d7.json","detailSha256":"f635cd576b67bfbe184b7cf363546e3610c2827e525f162fa05f2bc983c1380d"},{"id":"image-support-steered-sidepair-reduction-atlas-44ce788395","title":"Sidepair reduction atlas","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"All four mosaics are woven into one uninterrupted navy atlas; a hole in the atlas makes it unreadable. The large 6-by-6 mosaic is divided into nine outlined 2-by-2 blocks. Reduce each block to one tile, in the same row and column: the result is cyan exactly when that block contains exactly two cyan tiles that share a side; otherwise it is cream. Which red, green, or blue tag marks the exact 3-by-3 result?","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-sidepair-reduction-atlas-44ce788395/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-sidepair-reduction-atlas-44ce788395.json","detailSha256":"f6ffc333be5f1eaafb1e5323b0f2347d470f24f3e4a570d009c1d6d131464ca1"},{"id":"image-support-steered-partition-echo-correspondence-8bb5af541f","title":"Partition echo correspondence","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"The charcoal-framed mosaic is the reference. Compare tiles at the same row and column while ignoring color names: a candidate matches only if one single one-to-one renaming of its four colors makes all 49 positions agree with the reference. Which color frames the matching mosaic? Answer amber, cyan, or violet.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-partition-echo-correspondence-8bb5af541f/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-partition-echo-correspondence-8bb5af541f.json","detailSha256":"03fe0adca4725298820413ae6c7d44ce6930bc0f90d1f22dd45f8993d780a1d0"},{"id":"image-support-steered-rank-fixed-point-panels-773f8f2e89","title":"Rank fixed point panels","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Luna","question":"Which color has the same left-to-right rank in both strips? Answer red, teal, or violet.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-rank-fixed-point-panels-773f8f2e89/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-rank-fixed-point-panels-773f8f2e89.json","detailSha256":"5ab5bc012d6c3cb6588c5a7f6723a72d6a4019f20fcb3fc460280e6d4d11f3da"},{"id":"image-support-steered-halfcover-cell-tally-8030a31f17","title":"Halfcover cell tally","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The sheet contains one square panel ruled into equal square cells by thin light grey lines, and exactly one solid navy region lying wholly inside that panel. Every other mark on the sheet, in any other colour, is decorative and must be ignored. A ruling cell counts as half-covered when strictly more than half of the area enclosed by its four ruling lines is navy; cells outside the ruled panel do not exist. How many ruling cells of that panel are half-covered by the navy region? Answer with a single integer.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-halfcover-cell-tally-8030a31f17/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-halfcover-cell-tally-8030a31f17.json","detailSha256":"c629abcb7479310e2d28a91c2639e319013ff433703611ef32d86b46b5f77cef"},{"id":"image-support-steered-field-half-brightness-36cb562dc5","title":"Field half brightness","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Which half of the large gray measurement field has lower average brightness? Average all of the gray area on each side of the black center divider. Answer left or right.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-field-half-brightness-36cb562dc5/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-field-half-brightness-36cb562dc5.json","detailSha256":"2b431e2c1bea199a83f104f5b304656f4a4317638720aaef115f7ffcb68b70f2"},{"id":"image-support-steered-survey-silhouette-balance-5fa632b122","title":"Survey silhouette balance","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Which equal-width half of the filled survey silhouette has the greater mean height above the common baseline: LEFT or RIGHT?","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-survey-silhouette-balance-5fa632b122/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-survey-silhouette-balance-5fa632b122.json","detailSha256":"60438cba8ca79d7019c2c513e9c8f1c893de22ddb43412bed59c7418168a8c18"},{"id":"image-support-steered-frame-border-uniformity-7d2a72d251","title":"Frame border uniformity","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"Luna","question":"Is the visible picture-frame border the same thickness on all four sides? Answer yes only when the four border bands differ in thickness by at most 3 pixels; otherwise answer no.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-frame-border-uniformity-7d2a72d251/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-frame-border-uniformity-7d2a72d251.json","detailSha256":"54d18c361c5bb5d2ff201cb8c844a7310f28d1b8eb8c09817496754c232e7c7d"},{"id":"image-support-steered-mirror-spot-orphans-d732f8d3d1","title":"Mirror spot orphans","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"Opus 5","question":"This picture shows one moth from above: a pale grey wing silhouette printed with small filled round spots that all share one colour. Two small dark grey squares, one beyond the head and one beyond the tail, mark the two ends of the moth's mirror line; the mirror line is the straight line through the centres of those two squares. Call a spot paired when another spot sits at its mirror position across that line, and unpaired when no spot sits there. In this picture every spot is either mirrored exactly by another spot or has a clearly empty mirror position, no spot lies on the mirror line, and at most three spots are unpaired. The two wings need not carry the same number of spots, and the mirror line need not be upright. How many spots are unpaired? Answer with exactly one of: 0, 1, 2, 3.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-mirror-spot-orphans-d732f8d3d1/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-mirror-spot-orphans-d732f8d3d1.json","detailSha256":"aadbe51e2ca247c710f36acf3eb7dfa05df38d0c69d690741fb28575373f7dea"},{"id":"image-support-steered-flag-canton-side-4bf7ed04ab","title":"Flag canton side","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"On which side of the striped flag is the solid blue rectangular canton: left or right? Answer left or right from the visible image.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-flag-canton-side-4bf7ed04ab/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-flag-canton-side-4bf7ed04ab.json","detailSha256":"220c8a9738c2382e869fa7cb045f507c4b07936a52787f65f3b2c6e41e93f57d"},{"id":"image-support-steered-snowflake-primary-arms-5279865652","title":"Snowflake primary arms","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"How many long primary arms reach the outermost tips of the snowflake? Ignore the two shorter side branches attached to each primary arm. Answer with 5, 6, 7, or 8.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-snowflake-primary-arms-5279865652/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-snowflake-primary-arms-5279865652.json","detailSha256":"0899ca6d6c9b8d25d8c41ac8607c11c57937476b01e5ea17b17284e3692e07b3"},{"id":"image-support-steered-mirror-difference-tile-82c8375b62","title":"Mirror difference tile","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Luna","question":"Inside the single blue-framed square tile, reflect the tile across its vertical centerline and take the absolute pixel-by-pixel difference between the tile and its reflection. The tile interior is an 8-row by 12-column raster; average each left/right mirrored cell pair into an 8-row by 6-column grid. Mark # when a cell's mean RGB difference is at least 30, and . otherwise. Read rows top-to-bottom and compare with A. Which symbol appears? Ignore the frame and everything outside the tile. Answer A or B.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-mirror-difference-tile-82c8375b62/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-mirror-difference-tile-82c8375b62.json","detailSha256":"0655367fe890f2d79752a93e8c4939d958a86086b61ca8e2454236309d932cfa"},{"id":"image-support-steered-hinge-fold-difference-reveal-778af4c556","title":"Hinge fold difference reveal","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Opus 5","question":"This picture shows two square panels drawn far apart, one near the left edge and one near the right edge. Each panel is a five-row, five-column grid of cells, and every cell carries exactly one of two flat tones, dark or pale; both tones appear inside both panels. Exactly one of the two panels has a thick solid upright bar drawn against its inner edge, the edge that faces the other panel: that bar is the hinge, and the panel it touches is the hinged panel. A few small clutter squares of a different colour lie on the background between the panels; they are not cells and carry no evidence. Carry out this operation. Fold the hinged panel across its hinge and lay it flat on top of the other panel, so that the hinged panel's grid is mirrored left to right - its column order is reversed, its row order is unchanged - and its cell that lands on a given cell of the other panel is the one in the same row and the mirrored column. Now mark every one of the twenty-five stacked positions where exactly one of the two layers is dark, and leave unmarked every position where both layers are dark and every position where neither is. Exactly nine positions get marked in every picture. The marked positions always form exactly one of five symbols on the five-by-five grid. 'plus' is an upright bar through the middle column crossing a flat bar through the middle row. 'ex' is the two full diagonals crossing at the centre cell. 'tee' is the full top row plus the middle column below it. 'ell' is the full left column plus the full bottom row. 'seven' is the full top row plus a diagonal running from the top-right area down to the bottom-left cell. The symbol is drawn nowhere in the picture and neither panel contains it: each panel on its own is consistent with every symbol, so both distant panels and the hinge must be read together. Which symbol do the marked positions form? Answer with exactly one of: plus, ex, tee, ell, seven.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-hinge-fold-difference-reveal-778af4c556/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-hinge-fold-difference-reveal-778af4c556.json","detailSha256":"2defb6e0d5cfb87180c5e82b88c29fedc7435d63be427b2efde43ef70d8ca471"},{"id":"image-support-steered-odd-vertex-reassembly-39bd1ed747","title":"Odd vertex reassembly","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Starting at the ringed end, number every corner along the cyan trace from 1. Reconnect corners 1, 3, 5, 7, and 9 in order. Which symbol appears: M or W?","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-odd-vertex-reassembly-39bd1ed747/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-odd-vertex-reassembly-39bd1ed747.json","detailSha256":"2cb2e68fd20809cbd08ddc28fe0c704c7a76bf1f6f9879f9773a50c47bfef1aa"},{"id":"image-support-steered-column-gravity-reveal-4b9a72bdb8","title":"Column gravity reveal","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Rotate the cyan-framed 9 by 9 card until the magenta corner is upper left and the gold corner is upper right. Within each column, let every dark cell fall straight down without changing columns. Which settled silhouette needs the fewest cell changes to match: crown, cup, or stair? A tie is ambiguous.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-column-gravity-reveal-4b9a72bdb8/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-column-gravity-reveal-4b9a72bdb8.json","detailSha256":"1f6db945f3a494bc719e00100982d8d0565336feba2c5251af61ba591034a8e3"},{"id":"image-support-steered-paired-seam-correspondence-ec8f0c7a37","title":"Paired seam correspondence","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"Luna","question":"Ignoring color, position, size, and the gap, do the two separated tiles have the same sequence of bumps and recesses along their facing edges? Keep the top-to-bottom order and do not rotate or flip either tile. Answer yes or no.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-paired-seam-correspondence-ec8f0c7a37/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-paired-seam-correspondence-ec8f0c7a37.json","detailSha256":"b59d13241d0d0821eb32eca1998a932614c7c19f3e614cecfebfb887769c301d"},{"id":"image-support-steered-paired-ring-openings-ca82b8b683","title":"Paired ring openings","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The image contains exactly two small dark rings; every light-grey mark is background clutter and must be ignored. Each dark ring's outline is broken by exactly one gap. Consider the straight line through the two dark rings' centres. For each dark ring decide whether its gap opens towards the other dark ring or away from it. The answer is facing if both gaps open towards each other, apart if both gaps open away from each other, and same-way if one gap opens towards the other ring while the other opens away, so that both gaps point the same way along that line. Answer unclear if either gap points within 17 degrees of perpendicular to that line. Which relation holds: facing, apart, same-way, or unclear?","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-paired-ring-openings-ca82b8b683/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-paired-ring-openings-ca82b8b683.json","detailSha256":"df4983defb5b4d0aa3133ea7e6580248ef0a27fdcbf996114b6034df1b3c10d1"},{"id":"image-support-steered-four-ring-bow-36db6e51be","title":"Four ring bow","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Read the four colored rings from left to right. Relative to the invisible line through the first and last centers, do both inner centers make an arch above it or a bowl below it? Answer arch or bowl.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-four-ring-bow-36db6e51be/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-four-ring-bow-36db6e51be.json","detailSha256":"e99134aaf77818f2a24da178180487553d4db90ec620a72b57a2de94f8d97ce2"},{"id":"image-support-steered-trail-pocket-reveal-5cc617bb17","title":"Trail pocket reveal","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"The dark trail is one connected thin stroke. How many separate pale pockets does its complete route enclose: one pocket or two pockets?","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-trail-pocket-reveal-5cc617bb17/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-trail-pocket-reveal-5cc617bb17.json","detailSha256":"9ce255a18691cb9a219dd71ef66c2deac360f095d37323b955db6001c792cd23"},{"id":"image-support-steered-reflected-silhouette-search-fbb031c769","title":"Reflected silhouette search","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"Luna","question":"Each sector contains two separate filled glyphs. Imagine the line through the midpoint of the line joining their centers, perpendicular to that joining line. Which sector contains the only pair whose silhouettes are mirror images across that line? Answer NW, NE, SW, or SE.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-reflected-silhouette-search-fbb031c769/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-reflected-silhouette-search-fbb031c769.json","detailSha256":"4a63bcb0e3d0d7353b99fa566794f90eb037fb93f0d9aacc0e7df351956b30bf"},{"id":"image-support-steered-bend-side-kink-search-8cd55a28dd","title":"Bend side kink search","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The picture shows one thin thread folded into eight straight runs inside a small window on a plain background. The runs alternate between horizontal and vertical, so the thread makes a right-angle corner between one run and the next, and it has seven corners in all. Both ends of the thread are bare. Walk along the thread starting from whichever of its two ends lies further to the left: the corner reached first is turn one, the next corner is turn two, and so on up to turn seven. At each turn the walker bears either to the left or to the right. Exactly one of turns two, three, four, five and six bears the opposite way from both the turn immediately before it and the turn immediately after it on this walk; each of the other four of those five turns bears the same way as at least one of its two neighbouring turns. The thread's colour, how long any run is, how much thread there is, where the window sits on the page, and the isolated specks scattered in the background all carry no information. Which turn bears the opposite way from both the turn just before it and the turn just after it? Answer with one of: second, third, fourth, fifth, sixth.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-bend-side-kink-search-8cd55a28dd/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-bend-side-kink-search-8cd55a28dd.json","detailSha256":"359d280530fec5fc0cb8d8ef00fddd605d62296358859e88bcaccff00eeae81d"},{"id":"image-support-steered-bilateral-tally-search-25fcb2dd9a","title":"Bilateral tally search","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Which labeled lane has the same number of cyan dots on the left as amber dots on the right? Answer A, B, C, or D.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-bilateral-tally-search-25fcb2dd9a/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-bilateral-tally-search-25fcb2dd9a.json","detailSha256":"de72bcd6ab28393bedae86d50ab33fbabcc14730a65ce81eeb9e5a9c8c91da5f"},{"id":"image-support-steered-double-closed-loop-search-41287a7ba2","title":"Double closed loop search","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Each color appears as two detached outlines. Which color has two completely closed outlines? Every other color has exactly one closed outline and one outline with a visible gap. Ignore position, size, and gap direction. Answer red, blue, green, or purple.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-double-closed-loop-search-41287a7ba2/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-double-closed-loop-search-41287a7ba2.json","detailSha256":"81dbcb7c8c8aeb2d4631b07cbc8a45cb006e4dcaa1db00f4e7aa46a6ca3774b2"},{"id":"image-support-steered-state-cycle-alignment-88cef0d562","title":"State cycle alignment","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Luna","question":"Read HISTORY A and HISTORY B from their red-ringed starts in checkpoint order 1 through 6. A filled circle means ON and an outlined circle means OFF. Is B exactly A shifted one checkpoint toward the start, so B1=A2, B2=A3, through B5=A6 and B6=A1? Answer YES or NO.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-state-cycle-alignment-88cef0d562/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-state-cycle-alignment-88cef0d562.json","detailSha256":"094e7911b858f07415736fe708302a70f337e1e2ec59f1c97bbbf0a26e8e5c21"},{"id":"image-support-steered-pinbank-compare-sort-81d4cb2e7a","title":"Pinbank compare sort","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Opus 5","question":"Somewhere in this picture there is one small window drawn with a thick grey frame. Every mark outside that frame, grey or coloured or black, is inert decoration and changes nothing. Inside the window stand four equally wide columns of equal total height, side by side. Each column is filled from its floor upward with one solid colour, red, blue, green or purple, and the pale grey part above the fill is empty: the height of the coloured fill is that pin's size, and the four colours are all different. Below the columns lies a short stack of solid black brackets. Each bracket spans exactly two neighbouring columns and means: compare those two pins and move the taller pin into the left one of the two columns and the shorter pin into the right one, carrying each pin's colour and its fill height together; if the pin already in the left column is at least as tall, nothing moves. Apply the brackets one at a time in top-to-bottom order, and let each bracket act on the arrangement left behind by the brackets above it. The small solid black square above the columns marks the one column to read at the end. After every bracket has been applied in top-to-bottom order, what colour is the pin standing in the marked column? Answer with one of red, blue, green or purple.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-pinbank-compare-sort-81d4cb2e7a/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-pinbank-compare-sort-81d4cb2e7a.json","detailSha256":"5449bc7c6a21156f6fc5a58361218d4059ffe9b9d881ac030d9b88c28fe67131"},{"id":"image-support-steered-sampling-latch-quilt-23cffe6ece","title":"Sampling latch quilt","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"The gold START tile shows SENSOR above RECORDER (filled means ON, hollow means OFF). Read every other tile in row order, left-to-right then top-to-bottom. A cyan tile toggles SENSOR. A coral tile copies SENSOR's current state into RECORDER. Is RECORDER ON after every tile?","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-sampling-latch-quilt-23cffe6ece/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-sampling-latch-quilt-23cffe6ece.json","detailSha256":"26947401a9d81c26d219afe695b736f9cff3802d1a4ed1344215604bbcd3c6f8"},{"id":"image-support-steered-cyclic-challenger-crown-4fa383dc23","title":"Cyclic challenger crown","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"The ringed emblem is the starting champion. Read the four detached cards by their purple dot counts: one, then two, three, and four. Circle defeats triangle, triangle defeats square, and square defeats circle. At each card, the shown challenger replaces the champion only when it defeats the current champion; otherwise the champion stays. Which emblem is champion after all four cards: circle, triangle, or square?","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-cyclic-challenger-crown-4fa383dc23/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-cyclic-challenger-crown-4fa383dc23.json","detailSha256":"4484e8dabe54f7f5eebd4e975db0ba72f6112540ce27d4d20a0d3e67b61f4ea0"},{"id":"image-support-steered-focal-junction-articulation-5c73c184f8","title":"Focal junction articulation","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Luna","question":"If the colored junction is removed, does the remaining visible network become disconnected? Answer yes or no.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-focal-junction-articulation-5c73c184f8/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-focal-junction-articulation-5c73c184f8.json","detailSha256":"32e52f390ba1a4a43dd0566253c20c7f37b881c6d5b85db2b605e2c76f5f1d9b"},{"id":"image-support-steered-stamp-piece-hole-balance-8c4a21c2f7","title":"Stamp piece hole balance","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Opus 5","question":"This page shows one small near-black stamp built from square blocks, together with red, blue, green, orange, grey and purple decorations that lie elsewhere on the open page. Only the near-black stamp ink decides the answer; the coloured decorations never count, even when a decoration is drawn as a closed ring or frame with its own pale middle. Pale channels cut the stamp into separate pieces. A piece is a maximal patch of near-black ink whose blocks are joined edge to edge; blocks that meet only at a corner are not joined, and the stamp is drawn so that this case never arises. A hole is a patch of pale paper that lies wholly inside the ink, so that no pale route leads from it out to the open page around the stamp; pale paper that reaches the open page through a channel is not a hole, however deep it cuts. Every hole belongs to the one piece that rings it. The question is about how the holes are shared out among the pieces, not about how many there are of either: at most one piece is ever left bare, and the same numbers of pieces and of holes occur with both answers. How many pieces the stamp has, how many holes it shuts in, where the stamp sits on the page, how large its blocks are, how much ink it carries and which colours appear never decide the answer by themselves. Does every piece of the stamp shut in at least one hole of its own? Answer yes or no.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-stamp-piece-hole-balance-8c4a21c2f7/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-stamp-piece-hole-balance-8c4a21c2f7.json","detailSha256":"ab0543426ec3244a10603ba7841d95df9ea9feb1eb5b64fb11412c2a23a568cd"},{"id":"image-support-steered-rail-cut-single-face-2266556cb4","title":"Rail cut single face","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Treat the yellow rail section as erased. Does the remaining black railway enclose exactly one white courtyard? White regions connect only through shared edges, not corners. Answer yes or no.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-rail-cut-single-face-2266556cb4/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-rail-cut-single-face-2266556cb4.json","detailSha256":"cce292b2b8d4fcd97a48741bea31a76cec6a46a4d8076941ae888d573a3f3e4d"},{"id":"image-support-steered-trail-hop-balance-89b5f24aad","title":"Trail hop balance","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"The map has eight circular stations joined by eight straight navy links. Links meet only at stations. Count one link between neighboring stations. Along shortest routes, are orange and purple the same number of links from green? Answer yes or no.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-trail-hop-balance-89b5f24aad/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-trail-hop-balance-89b5f24aad.json","detailSha256":"ba240c09be97dd511cd4efdf91c8c6bfeafb1d1826380ee0c89eca76cc81faed"},{"id":"image-support-steered-crest-route-checkpoint-b94faa6a48","title":"Crest route checkpoint","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"Luna","question":"Following the green-to-red trace, which ringed checkpoint—amber or violet—is closer along the trace to its unique topmost point? Use distance along the drawn trace, not straight-line distance. Answer amber or violet.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-crest-route-checkpoint-b94faa6a48/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-crest-route-checkpoint-b94faa6a48.json","detailSha256":"3ab1a02c1457b121cbfcf9a825fd6e7db69fd0f39f86c3aa24ae737cd91bbb7a"},{"id":"image-support-steered-jog-index-walk-6c5c7c63d0","title":"Jog index walk","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The image shows two separate structures on a plain background. One is a dark rail drawn as a single connected stroke of constant width: it runs as three long horizontal lines joined end to end by two short vertical links, so the whole rail is one open route with exactly two loose ends and no junction. Three short bands of that rail are painted instead of dark, one orange, one purple and one yellow; each band is a piece of the rail itself. A hollow green square marker sits in clear background a short way beyond exactly one of the rail's two loose ends, and that end is the start: walking the rail from the marked end to the other end without leaving the stroke, the three coloured bands are met one after another, and that walking order is the only order that counts. The other structure is a teal wire, a separate connected staircase stroke that touches nothing else: it alternates horizontal runs with downward drops, and N is its number of downward drops, which is always 1, 2 or 3. Small gray squares are decoys and mean nothing. Consider the N-th coloured band met when walking the rail from its marked end. What colour is that band? Answer orange, purple or yellow.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-jog-index-walk-6c5c7c63d0/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-jog-index-walk-6c5c7c63d0.json","detailSha256":"013db1af9592aab751208fe229ccab76caff63e3247792315abb8319c4e08ac2"},{"id":"image-support-steered-paired-progress-ratio-1dcb3b067b","title":"Paired progress ratio","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Trace each separate navy route from its green START to its red FINISH. Each route has one yellow checkpoint. On which route is the checkpoint encountered later as a fraction of that route's total length: upper or lower? Answer upper or lower.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-paired-progress-ratio-1dcb3b067b/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-paired-progress-ratio-1dcb3b067b.json","detailSha256":"4a5df929f2db34c87f998a785fa8338da3b6fbbbdfaf2b4954028c50c9f68863"},{"id":"image-support-steered-shoreline-loop-mate-63e5eed282","title":"Shoreline loop mate","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"The navy island has two separate navy-white shoreline loops: its outer coast and the coast of its white lake. Each colored bead straddles one shoreline. Starting at the blue bead, trace that same shoreline loop without crossing navy. Which other bead is on it: red or gold? Answer red or gold.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-shoreline-loop-mate-63e5eed282/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-shoreline-loop-mate-63e5eed282.json","detailSha256":"e1426f1a4d52f1b644fc78f32675a418166c51c9d4eba4d91a9d66fbfe20122d"},{"id":"model-feedback-partial-sum-ratio-correspondence-528fefbf26","title":"Partial sum ratio correspondence","experiment":"model-feedback","experimentLabel":"Model-feedback-steered generation","profile":null,"generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"The picture shows a REFERENCE bar and two candidate bars labeled A and B. Every bar is divided by two vertical boundaries into three side-by-side sections: an indigo section on the left, a turquoise section in the middle, and an amber section on the right. In each bar add the widths of the left and middle sections, and add the widths of the middle and right sections; the REFERENCE's ratio is (left plus middle) over (middle plus right). Exactly one candidate reproduces this same composed ratio; the other candidate uses a clearly different one. Which candidate, A or B, reproduces the REFERENCE's composed ratio? Answer A or B.","image":"static/questions/model-feedback-partial-sum-ratio-correspondence-528fefbf26/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/model-feedback-partial-sum-ratio-correspondence-528fefbf26.json","detailSha256":"da97fa585a251862f6934688ca12df117089d8a4b522339ca135fc33e4960933"},{"id":"model-feedback-keyed-column-weave-389d94ce08","title":"Keyed column weave","experiment":"model-feedback","experimentLabel":"Model-feedback-steered generation","profile":null,"generator":"Luna","question":"Match each SOURCE key in the three shuffled rows. For one key, place its ODD strip in columns 1, 3, and 5, and its EVEN strip in columns 2 and 4. Select the SOURCE card whose woven grid exactly matches its keyed CHECK grid. Answer card-1, card-2, card-3, card-4, or card-5.","image":"static/questions/model-feedback-keyed-column-weave-389d94ce08/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/model-feedback-keyed-column-weave-389d94ce08.json","detailSha256":"fbf227556624ec216a6e32fa2675873fba9ba84f9b07d8182fe7a6cc7a490b40"},{"id":"model-feedback-socket-fit-admission-binding-36add62957","title":"Socket fit admission binding","experiment":"model-feedback","experimentLabel":"Model-feedback-steered generation","profile":null,"generator":"Opus 5","question":"Each colored socket at the top is a black block with a white opening cut down into it, and the opening has its own depth in each of the five columns. Each black comb below is a peg with five teeth. A peg fits a socket only if it can be pushed straight down into that socket with no tooth running into black, so every tooth must be no longer than the opening in its own column. Give every socket exactly one peg, so that all five pegs are used and each socket takes one. Only one such assignment fits. Which socket gets the peg inside the black ring? Answer blue, green, orange, purple, or red.","image":"static/questions/model-feedback-socket-fit-admission-binding-36add62957/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/model-feedback-socket-fit-admission-binding-36add62957.json","detailSha256":"05ca4b5227f1b69ed10700ff045b1e664047d10ca59ec67213db3850f9a83228"},{"id":"model-feedback-masked-cause-contingency-184f4183f1","title":"Masked cause contingency","experiment":"model-feedback","experimentLabel":"Model-feedback-steered generation","profile":null,"generator":"Sol (high)","question":"All CAUSE and BACKUP sources are currently ON. For each labeled pair, imagine switching off the CAUSE alone, the BACKUP alone, and then both, recomputing the circuit each time. Which CAUSE is masked: either single switch-off leaves TARGET as displayed, but switching off both flips TARGET? Answer cause-A, cause-B, cause-C, or cause-D.","image":"static/questions/model-feedback-masked-cause-contingency-184f4183f1/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/model-feedback-masked-cause-contingency-184f4183f1.json","detailSha256":"742a2fd4687e8130a42b32da85d4e320834bb64991aad855fbc955f5c197a278"},{"id":"model-feedback-reciprocal-route-race-2258e272ae","title":"Reciprocal route race","experiment":"model-feedback","experimentLabel":"Model-feedback-steered generation","profile":null,"generator":"Sol (max)","question":"The six colors have different whole-number speeds from 1 to 9. Every CLUE says its LEFT pair has greater combined speed than its RIGHT pair. On each RACE card, both sides perform two 1-unit jobs in sequence, so a side's time is 1/first speed + 1/second speed. Which race must have its LEFT side finish first for every speed assignment fitting all clues? Answer race-1, race-2, race-3, or race-4.","image":"static/questions/model-feedback-reciprocal-route-race-2258e272ae/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/model-feedback-reciprocal-route-race-2258e272ae.json","detailSha256":"d30ce559684517551432f6c54bb53dd6833404a68a7ee5902886fa4710736a15"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-collinearity-correspondence-7474f62c80","title":"Collinearity correspondence","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"The top reference panel shows two gray anchors and one colored dot. The question is whether the colored dot sits on the straight line through the two anchors or clearly away from it. Below, three candidate panels A, B, C each show two gray anchors and one colored dot. Which candidate reproduces the same collinearity relationship as the reference: its colored dot on/off its own anchors' line matching the reference?","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-collinearity-correspondence-7474f62c80/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-collinearity-correspondence-7474f62c80.json","detailSha256":"4ed51c4a6fec7203d9c23fda8f743fef94416aec7557e69afac5bb9635ae2c48"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-colored-graph-correspondence-5f6fe80636","title":"Colored graph correspondence","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Luna","question":"Which candidate panel preserves the same colored-part adjacency graph as the reference? A part is one colored square; two parts are adjacent only when their square regions share a side, not merely a corner. Ignore panel location and rotation. Answer A or B.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-colored-graph-correspondence-5f6fe80636/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-colored-graph-correspondence-5f6fe80636.json","detailSha256":"8a977f9e17bf26c57ad65c895397981aa59ad4ed58bb46043ca91a6e7e3aa83f"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-hinge-chain-joint-binding-62a62516cf","title":"Hinge chain joint binding","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Opus 5","question":"This image has two framed panels. The upper panel, labeled REF, shows a chain: six round gray joints joined end to end by five straight gray rods. Exactly one interior joint of REF is circled in black. The lower panel, labeled COPY, shows the same chain after it was picked up, resized, turned around, and re-bent at its joints. Re-bending changed every bend angle, and resizing multiplied every rod length by one and the same unknown factor, so only the ordered sequence of rod lengths survives, and the chain may be read starting from either of its two ends. Rod lengths, joint positions and bend angles in COPY are otherwise unrelated to REF. In COPY the six joints are painted red, orange, yellow, green, blue and purple in some order, and the paint carries no information about which joint is which. Exactly one joint of COPY is the same joint of the chain as the circled joint of REF. Which color is that joint painted in COPY? Answer with exactly one of: red, orange, yellow, green, blue, purple.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-hinge-chain-joint-binding-62a62516cf/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-hinge-chain-joint-binding-62a62516cf.json","detailSha256":"12279b8d5c54dfe37d9fc2a1920385ec1cb36555a29c1bebdb5081181a04b5b0"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-waypoint-turn-route-4f0defb77a","title":"Waypoint turn route","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Each box shows a route from the green START dot to the red FINISH dot through four blue bend dots. Follow the connected black route and record whether each bend turns left or right. The whole route may rotate and its segment lengths may change; reflections do not count. Which option has exactly the same four-turn sequence as the REFERENCE? Answer A, B, or C.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-waypoint-turn-route-4f0defb77a/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-waypoint-turn-route-4f0defb77a.json","detailSha256":"8c4e53e76cc17c7079b4471323b937b87611792b9f272b066ba2481e039da35b"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-reciprocal-fraction-correspondence-59fbeb8d4c","title":"Reciprocal fraction correspondence","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"The magenta-framed card is the REFERENCE fraction. A reciprocal swaps its top digit (numerator) and bottom digit (denominator). Exactly one candidate has both swapped digits. What is that candidate's border color: red, green, or blue?","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-reciprocal-fraction-correspondence-59fbeb8d4c/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-reciprocal-fraction-correspondence-59fbeb8d4c.json","detailSha256":"7d0629faee6b24bcb0b272c1eca6db5f5341684d6eeb6860e344ae5bb217c31b"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-triangle-perimeter-argmax-400f788520","title":"Triangle perimeter argmax","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"Three colored triangles are drawn on a light panel: one red, one blue, one green, each in its own horizontal column so they do not overlap. Measure each triangle's PERIMETER, defined as the sum of the lengths of its three sides, where each side length is the straight-line distance between two of the triangle's corners. Which colored triangle has the LARGEST perimeter (the greatest total outline length)? Answer with only the color: red, blue, or green. (selection by greatest three-sided sum).","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-triangle-perimeter-argmax-400f788520/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-triangle-perimeter-argmax-400f788520.json","detailSha256":"56ead44e018cc54403b00a21acc776c281b37ec85f972ac3297caf30c5401191"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-trace-reversal-count-735116ca2d","title":"Trace reversal count","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Luna","question":"Which panel's trace changes direction more often? Count sign changes among the seven consecutive segments joining eight visible markers; ties are quarantined. Choose A or B.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-trace-reversal-count-735116ca2d/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-trace-reversal-count-735116ca2d.json","detailSha256":"871ab29d5b913e1505805037b259f32f00dcbeda376a3759c61edc191395a9e2"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-alternating-bracket-winner-3b4d255e74","title":"Alternating bracket winner","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The picture shows eight solid coloured bars standing side by side on one black baseline: one red, one green, one blue, one orange, one purple, one brown, one pink and one cyan. Every bar has the same width and the bars are evenly spaced, so the bars differ only in HEIGHT. The grey lines above the bars are a knockout bracket and they show only who meets whom. Reading the bars from left to right, the 1st and the 2nd bar are the first match, the 3rd and the 4th the second match, the 5th and the 6th the third and the 7th and the 8th the fourth. ROUND ONE: in each of those four matches the TALLER bar goes through. ROUND TWO: the four bars that went through keep their left-to-right order and meet in two matches, the 1st against the 2nd and the 3rd against the 4th, and now the SHORTER bar goes through. FINAL: the two bars that are left meet and the TALLER of them wins. The answer is the colour of the bar that wins the final. Because the rule alternates, the winner is never the tallest bar in the picture and never the shortest one; in every picture it is also never the second tallest, never the second shortest, and never the bar that would win if the two rules were exchanged so that the shorter bar went through in round one, the taller in round two and the shorter in the final. No two bars that meet in a match are within fifteen pixels of each other in height. Colour is handed out to the eight positions at random and means nothing, and the amount of coloured ink, how far left or right a bar stands and which bars a bar stands beside mean nothing beyond fixing the matches above. Nothing marks the winner: the bracket lines, the pale grey horizontal rules, the dark frame and the black baseline are decoration. Which colour wins the final? Answer red, green, blue, orange, purple, brown, pink or cyan.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-alternating-bracket-winner-3b4d255e74/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-alternating-bracket-winner-3b4d255e74.json","detailSha256":"a0dc2ed454224d9d4d7f2178eb161a3338c3319606e137ad6611f12198e33b9b"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-stacked-benchmark-segment-3b7f08c7b9","title":"Stacked benchmark segment","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Which colored segment of the stacked bar contains the vertical black dashed benchmark? Answer with the color name. A benchmark exactly on a segment boundary is excluded.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-stacked-benchmark-segment-3b7f08c7b9/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-stacked-benchmark-segment-3b7f08c7b9.json","detailSha256":"0cc17f345e030b84f8e0f575937f426877642374626d638596e058f2cc631a93"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-stacked-share-gain-6f45e71b27","title":"Stacked share gain","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Treat each bar's colored area as its own whole, ignoring the white dividers. Which color's share increases the most from the left bar (A) to the right bar (B)? Answer red, blue, green, or orange.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-stacked-share-gain-6f45e71b27/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-stacked-share-gain-6f45e71b27.json","detailSha256":"29ca5c1207ddd288476bad8bee99e83bb8779ac6734e94aaa6fbcf3372ed2446"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-prior-snowman-balls-5626a59521","title":"Prior snowman balls","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"This is a snowman. A typical snowman is made of three stacked snowballs, but report exactly what is drawn here. How many snowballs make up this snowman? Count the visible snowballs and answer with a single number.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-prior-snowman-balls-5626a59521/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-prior-snowman-balls-5626a59521.json","detailSha256":"ac72242f2c1bac180f32cc4cbf88a43de5b1dfd60eb60da9760e180276dd049e"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-mug-handle-side-3e7422512a","title":"Mug handle side","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"Luna","question":"Which side of the mug is the handle attached to? Treat the image as a front view; answer left or right.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-mug-handle-side-3e7422512a/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-mug-handle-side-3e7422512a.json","detailSha256":"1fe1acb431845d273344bfa3162ae6f61f8750313f90eb61bfc15e1c5cd825c8"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-lane-gap-leader-73f59a2546","title":"Lane gap leader","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"Opus 5","question":"This image shows three running lanes drawn on white paper, one above the other, separated by pale grey lane lines. Each lane holds exactly one RUNNER, a solid coloured disc, and exactly one FINISH POST, the short upright dark grey bar drawn in that same lane. The three runners are red, green and blue, and every finish post belongs only to the lane it is drawn in, so each runner is judged against the post in its own lane and never against a post in another lane. The GAP of a runner is the distance from the centre of that disc rightwards to the centre of the post in its own lane, measured across the page; every runner in this set is drawn to the left of its own post. The finish posts do not stand in a line: each post is placed in its own lane independently of the others, so the runner that is farthest to the right on the page need not be the runner with the smallest gap. Which runner has the smallest gap, which colour that runner is, how far to the right each runner sits, and the size of each disc are all chosen independently of each other, so no colour, position or disc size predicts the answer. The pale grey page frame, the two grey corner ticks and the grey lane lines are decoration and mark no finishing position. No image in this set is a borderline case: the smallest gap is at least 26 pixels smaller than the next smallest, and the rightmost runner sits at least 26 pixels right of the next one. Report what this picture in front of you actually shows, and do not answer from the usual assumption that the runner farthest ahead on the page must be the one closest to finishing. Which runner has the smallest gap to the finish post in its own lane? Answer exactly one of: red, green, blue.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-lane-gap-leader-73f59a2546/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-lane-gap-leader-73f59a2546.json","detailSha256":"8b52eeb075a678cdadfbe1a4e4ebd395470bed7259f07c41d2bc546eaf148b48"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-mug-handle-side-conflict-2466676908","title":"Mug handle side conflict","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"The blue loop is the mug handle. On which side of the cup body is it attached? Use image directions and answer left or right.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-mug-handle-side-conflict-2466676908/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-mug-handle-side-conflict-2466676908.json","detailSha256":"da3ba2e3d0f9604b3559ccd91890ee7b16c4d5be6d1cdee5f94d43265b69f817"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-qr-finder-corner-conflict-5527897408","title":"Qr finder corner conflict","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"On the visible QR-like square, which corner does not contain a large three-layer finder target? A finder target has a colored outer square, a pale square gap, and a colored center. Ignore the small dark modules. Answer top-left, top-right, bottom-left, or bottom-right.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-qr-finder-corner-conflict-5527897408/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-qr-finder-corner-conflict-5527897408.json","detailSha256":"99f68aa592851be8a2e8f9933a29a217116accb18681735d33d750b123f4ac79"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-mirror-xor-reveal-4e83ba0ba3","title":"Mirror xor reveal","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"The image is a random lattice that is the mirror of itself except in one place. Take the left-right mirror difference (XOR) of the two halves. Which letter, A or B, does the difference reveal? Answer A or B.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-mirror-xor-reveal-4e83ba0ba3/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-mirror-xor-reveal-4e83ba0ba3.json","detailSha256":"acf78e9c029a34a3f67cb163b4e5840d74f67107e7a3e9598285e5597d176124"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-concentric-ring-restore-6800cf6c21","title":"Concentric ring restore","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Luna","question":"Find the gray square bounded by four colored corner marks. Its pixels were recorded one square perimeter at a time, from the outside ring inward, starting at each ring's upper-left corner and walking clockwise; every second ring was recorded in reverse. Restore the square, replace each pixel by the mean of its 9x9 edge-replicated neighborhood, ignore the marks and fine carrier, and read the broad symbol: crescent, lattice, plume, or arrow?","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-concentric-ring-restore-6800cf6c21/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-concentric-ring-restore-6800cf6c21.json","detailSha256":"78d62efa46907ea80461368220083c269eb81335a9c6100742569479721392e9"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-clamp-span-intersect-reveal-412a6dcb00","title":"Clamp span intersect reveal","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The picture shows a grid of 5 rows and 7 columns of blank cells. Above the grid there are three coloured bars, one bar per colour, each drawn in its own lane and covering a run of whole columns. To the left of the grid there are three more coloured bars, the same three colours again, each in its own lane and covering a run of whole rows. Take each colour in turn and shade every cell that lies both in a column covered by that colour's bar above the grid and in a row covered by that colour's bar to the left of the grid. A cell is shaded if at least one colour shades it; the small grey squares outside the grid shade nothing. The shaded cells form a shape that most closely matches exactly one of these five symbols: corner, cross, flag, goalpost, tee. Which symbol is it? Answer with one word.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-clamp-span-intersect-reveal-412a6dcb00/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-clamp-span-intersect-reveal-412a6dcb00.json","detailSha256":"c3e9fe4bb375aa646f2aa6e2c2f4f2ec32d4327f8fbc10604691ba58fc84a3ab"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-stair-step-deshear-47bc13495a","title":"Stair step deshear","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Inside the cyan frame, cyclically shift the top grid row 0 cells left, the next row 1 cell left, the next row 2 cells left, and so on, wrapping cells around each row. Which symbol appears: arrow, cup, bolt, or key?","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-stair-step-deshear-47bc13495a/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-stair-step-deshear-47bc13495a.json","detailSha256":"26ba6ad77c8d583ef17319f1c17e4c8090db88dae72572b42818b3a51873e840"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-column-gravity-skyline-3a74456932","title":"Column gravity skyline","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Inside the cyan 9-by-9 grid, let gravity pull every dark tile straight down within its own column. Tiles may pass through empty cells but never move sideways; pack them against the bottom with no gaps, preserving the column order and image orientation. Which skyline appears: rising stairs, falling stairs, peak, or valley?","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-column-gravity-skyline-3a74456932/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-column-gravity-skyline-3a74456932.json","detailSha256":"cba42559bb0dc4331741a9879a99d125e0c78ddccef364d7cd4005bb8c29cc38"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-dashed-contour-shape-3d05eb0611","title":"Dashed contour shape","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"A set of short, separated dark bars is laid tip-to-tail around the perimeter of a single shape on a white canvas. Each bar lies along the outline, and by continuing each bar to its next collinear neighbour across the small gaps the whole closed outline reads as that one shape. Which shape does the dashed outline trace? Choose from: circle, square, diamond, triangle.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-dashed-contour-shape-3d05eb0611/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-dashed-contour-shape-3d05eb0611.json","detailSha256":"5dca42fcd4192c7ce18939cb815e62d781b0b3a32ccfb0970d14ab72b0a8f21c"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-constellation-outline-405ead12ef","title":"Constellation outline","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"Luna","question":"Look at the one large group in which every dot is joined into a closed outline. Disregard separate specks. Is its global shape a circle, a triangle, or a diamond?","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-constellation-outline-405ead12ef/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-constellation-outline-405ead12ef.json","detailSha256":"d4cb924a803af7abe68e36e863e40a0d827a290ab0a5a9bc8054f1884af398fd"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-broken-ring-completion-44b200e6f1","title":"Broken ring completion","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The picture shows several separate dark arcs. Every arc is a piece of one and the same circle, and the remaining parts of that circle are not drawn. Four coloured dots are also drawn: one red, one blue, one green and one orange. Exactly one of those dots lies on the completed circle; the other three lie clearly inside or clearly outside it. No dot touches an arc. The background shade, the arc shade, the arc thickness, the number of arcs, the lengths of the arcs and of the gaps between them, the size and position of the circle, the dot size, the total amount of ink, and how close a dot happens to be to the nearest arc all carry no information about the answer. Which coloured dot lies on the completed circle? Answer red, blue, green or orange.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-broken-ring-completion-44b200e6f1/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-broken-ring-completion-44b200e6f1.json","detailSha256":"f5696616085881f449ce40a8cf6ec07712aaee99cdd0767680e17ddf3c9dd200"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-spiral-constellation-winding-3269995680","title":"Spiral constellation winding","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Starting at the gray center, follow the black dots from nearest to farthest. Does the chain wind clockwise or counterclockwise? Answer clockwise or counterclockwise.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-spiral-constellation-winding-3269995680/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-spiral-constellation-winding-3269995680.json","detailSha256":"b6fc0730bcfcad4d9ae61b464777e6767abed1956cffd1de3d4e661e3532ee6e"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-constellation-reflection-axis-48ee93185f","title":"Constellation reflection axis","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"The dark dots—not the colored guide lines—form an exact mirror pattern. Which colored guide line is its reflection axis? Answer red, blue, green, or orange.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-constellation-reflection-axis-48ee93185f/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-constellation-reflection-axis-48ee93185f.json","detailSha256":"cbce8c95d89695eef9f8511a11343e7deeca9c4a55307ec38019e7bda7c16ba7"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-reference-disk-radius-match-59e8d7be28","title":"Reference disk radius match","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"A dark reference disk is shown in the box at the top of the image. Below it, the image is split into four quadrants (top-left, top-right, bottom-left, bottom-right), each containing one dark filled disk. Exactly one quadrant's disk has the SAME size (the same radius) as the reference disk; the other three disks each have a clearly different radius. Which quadrant contains the disk whose radius matches the reference disk?","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-reference-disk-radius-match-59e8d7be28/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-reference-disk-radius-match-59e8d7be28.json","detailSha256":"c769829edb8855a44a9c09e009f1af2232bbb47830aa566c1b8a63309b4f1ba5"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-collinear-triple-search-66f9dc3cee","title":"Collinear triple search","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"Luna","question":"Which labeled panel contains the only trio of identical dark markers whose centers are collinear? A trio counts when its three centers are no more than 3 pixels from their best-fit straight line. Inspect every triple in A, B, C, and D; answer A, B, C, or D.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-collinear-triple-search-66f9dc3cee/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-collinear-triple-search-66f9dc3cee.json","detailSha256":"0113df567dd243889fc75fdc57e17342667887ff7782f710093ae8aac34654fd"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-aperture-match-strip-5cdd2d6862","title":"Aperture match strip","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The top of this image holds a thin gray key box containing two horizontal plates, one above the other; the vertical empty space between them is the reference aperture. Thin gray lines split the area below the key box into four panels side by side, counted from the left. Each panel contains two vertical posts, and the horizontal empty space between that panel's two posts is that panel's aperture. Every plate and post in the image is drawn with the same thickness. Exactly one panel has an aperture exactly as wide as the reference aperture is tall; every other panel's aperture differs from the reference by more than one bar thickness. Bar colour, post height, post placement, plate length, panel position and the amount of ink in a panel carry no information about the answer, and the matching aperture is not systematically the widest or the narrowest one. Which half of the panel strip contains the matching aperture, given that the first two panels form the left half and the last two form the right half? Answer with exactly one of: left, right.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-aperture-match-strip-5cdd2d6862/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-aperture-match-strip-5cdd2d6862.json","detailSha256":"83a86f90632d1df70fd3924bcebb41c1800182507dfcd501789ccb8a115ca6cd"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-polyomino-clutter-match-461eac602a","title":"Polyomino clutter match","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Which panel contains a solid block-shape exactly matching the REFERENCE? A shifted copy counts as the same; rotated or mirrored shapes do not. Panels A-D are in reading order (top-left, top-right, bottom-left, bottom-right).","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-polyomino-clutter-match-461eac602a/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-polyomino-clutter-match-461eac602a.json","detailSha256":"6988125f145662b16c54d4e687cc4f87c08c189c81da25971233e1c871434fff"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-latin-color-grid-search-45467f1838","title":"Latin color grid search","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Which labeled grid has all four colors exactly once in every row and exactly once in every column? Answer A, B, C, or D.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-latin-color-grid-search-45467f1838/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-latin-color-grid-search-45467f1838.json","detailSha256":"d43b1b12713b347501272ff4d73876b5f3988bf149fe432e0927bd6a131502c3"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-state-machine-register-41ace977b7","title":"State machine register","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"A colour state machine is shown. On the left is the start token: a coloured disk (red, green, or blue) marked by an orange ring; that colour is the machine's starting state. To its right, four operator boxes are read left to right, and each box holds one dark shape -- a filled circle, square, or triangle -- standing for an operator. Below them is the transition table: its left column lists the three current states as coloured disks (red, green, blue from top to bottom), and its top row lists the three operators as the same dark shapes (circle, square, triangle). For a current state and an operator, the table cell below shows the coloured disk of the next state. Apply the operators in order from the start state: for each operator find its shape in the table's top row, go down that column to the row of the current state, and read the next state colour from that cell. What colour is the machine in after all four operators? Answer 'red', 'green', or 'blue'.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-state-machine-register-41ace977b7/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-state-machine-register-41ace977b7.json","detailSha256":"572ff80b1345aeeb9fa7b1b077e85dfa3701121e359d4b1c68798c0c6c737611"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-state-alternation-track-474ea3cf8f","title":"State alternation track","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Luna","question":"Which labeled tile changes state at every step? Answer A, B, C, or D.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-state-alternation-track-474ea3cf8f/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-state-alternation-track-474ea3cf8f.json","detailSha256":"68bf79d5a9a57fdeec434ade4c67dab302532e2f0a04b111057b42afb32073a1"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-copy-wire-relay-60a024ebda","title":"Copy wire relay","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The picture shows five vertical lanes, drawn as five grey vertical lines side by side. At the top of each lane there is one coloured disc: that colour is the colour the lane holds to begin with, and the five starting colours are blue, green, orange, purple and yellow, each used exactly once. Between the lanes there are five black arrows, each drawn horizontally at its own height, each joining two different lanes. An arrow is a one-way copy: the lane at the arrow's tail, the plain end, keeps the colour it is holding, and the lane the arrowhead points at throws away whatever colour it was holding and takes a copy of the colour the tail lane is holding at that moment. Nothing is exchanged: this is a copy and not a swap, so after a copy two lanes hold the same colour and the colour that was overwritten is gone unless some other lane still holds it. The arrows act one at a time, from the topmost arrow down to the bottommost arrow, as the grey arrow in the left margin shows, and a lane's colour keeps changing as later arrows act on it. At the bottom of every lane there is a grey socket, and a red ring marks one of them: the marked lane is the lane whose bottom socket centre is nearest to the centre of that red ring. The colours the lanes hold after the arrows have acted are not drawn anywhere; only the starting discs at the top are drawn. After all five arrows have acted in order from top to bottom, which colour does the marked lane hold? Answer with one of blue, green, orange, purple or yellow.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-copy-wire-relay-60a024ebda/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-copy-wire-relay-60a024ebda.json","detailSha256":"aeaf387b384792a946d69a786794a759ff79efc90fb3f564aefac20d5b085dbc"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-synchronous-neighbor-replay-367f48b30b","title":"Synchronous neighbor replay","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"The five lamps start as shown. For each visible STEP card, update every lamp simultaneously: a lamp becomes ON exactly when its immediate left and right neighbors had different states before that step; a missing neighbor beyond an end counts as OFF. Is the ringed lamp ON or OFF after all steps?","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-synchronous-neighbor-replay-367f48b30b/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-synchronous-neighbor-replay-367f48b30b.json","detailSha256":"84001bfd7992bc13eb05c61eb11739fa71f52e8e9c5ca29d54914cf52a5fc3ab"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-nested-carrier-exchange-4c578d0fdb","title":"Nested carrier exchange","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Three colored carts begin in three docks arranged LEFT, MIDDLE, and RIGHT. Each beige parcel is identified by its pip count; the red outline marks the parcel to track. Read the seven cards from left to right. On an orange card, the two pictured colored carts exchange docks and carry their parcels with them. On a purple card, the two pip-coded docks exchange only the parcels currently there while their carts stay put: one pip means LEFT, two MIDDLE, and three RIGHT. Cart colors always name the carts themselves, wherever they currently are. Which dock contains the red-outlined parcel after all seven cards? Answer LEFT, MIDDLE, or RIGHT.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-nested-carrier-exchange-4c578d0fdb/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-nested-carrier-exchange-4c578d0fdb.json","detailSha256":"092b9fc5c8268bab957af21418e68598f22d4d170485a4998aa855d679a164bd"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-enclosed-holes-59fcbbf684","title":"Enclosed holes","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"Ignoring the outside white background, look only at white gaps fully enclosed by the colored shape (each one is a separate closed pocket with no path out to the picture edge). How many enclosed white pockets are there inside the shape? Answer with exactly 0, 1, 2, or 3.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-enclosed-holes-59fcbbf684/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-enclosed-holes-59fcbbf684.json","detailSha256":"2200504649d0e568d3ce2e5ec9896cd7682bc90513a85293bfde8aa92e5da46f"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-face-incidence-junction-814ada26ba","title":"Face incidence junction","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Luna","question":"Which colored junction touches exactly two bounded faces: red, green, or blue? Treat every visible link as a wall and every visible junction as a vertex. A bounded face is a distinct blank region enclosed by links; count each face when its boundary includes the colored junction, and do not count the unbounded outside region.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-face-incidence-junction-814ada26ba/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-face-incidence-junction-814ada26ba.json","detailSha256":"3501f694b20c1fbb71776b0587d0da7a834788f1ff7e502fcf7465992a731f9b"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-dead-end-wall-rooms-57ab6771d8","title":"Dead end wall rooms","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The picture shows a white rectangular plate with a solid black border, and exactly five straight black walls drawn inside it. A wall splits a room in two only if it runs the whole way across that room, meeting black ink at both of its ends. A wall that stops short of the far side and leaves a white gap at one or both ends splits nothing, however long it is. The rooms are the separate white areas inside the border: two spots lie in the same room when you can walk from one to the other without crossing any black ink. How many rooms is the plate divided into? Answer 3, 4, 5, or 6.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-dead-end-wall-rooms-57ab6771d8/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-dead-end-wall-rooms-57ab6771d8.json","detailSha256":"68dadcd0e3d50abb7abdeede03c6631e3accfb4916e24264e86020dabc779e73"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-chamber-adjacency-degree-46ee307211","title":"Chamber adjacency degree","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Black lines are walls. White areas connected without crossing black form chambers. Two chambers are neighbors only when they share a black wall segment; touching at a corner does not count. Which colored dot is in a chamber with exactly three neighboring chambers? Answer orange, green, or purple.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-chamber-adjacency-degree-46ee307211/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-chamber-adjacency-degree-46ee307211.json","detailSha256":"c962ebbd76e8e7d0f87f9ee82e764c32862b67422dec2293b4f8a7c4bcdffa58"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-universal-room-junction-4c842fadba","title":"Universal room junction","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"The dark wall network encloses exactly three white rooms. Is the green circular junction on the boundary of all three rooms? A room is a side-connected white region completely cut off from the outer white area; corner-only contact does not join rooms. Answer yes or no.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-universal-room-junction-4c842fadba/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-universal-room-junction-4c842fadba.json","detailSha256":"3c1ea9d6445c0ca929e55bd358da743f66d68cdbbda26b075de7477386ca45e4"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-count-markers-before-terminal-524b7e9c32","title":"Count markers before terminal","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"Starting at the orange ring and walking only along the blue path toward the green dot, how many black dots do you pass before reaching the green dot? Answer with the number of black dots only (0, 1, 2, or 3).","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-count-markers-before-terminal-524b7e9c32/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-count-markers-before-terminal-524b7e9c32.json","detailSha256":"41c30c81213bca9562eefadcef6ea1fcc39dd8648c9f74f18534f1d43cbb01f0"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-directed-route-reachability-69b017a057","title":"Directed route reachability","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"Luna","question":"Begin at the green source and follow dark lines only in the direction shown by their orange arrowheads. Which terminal—red, blue, or gold—is reachable? Answer red, blue, or gold.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-directed-route-reachability-69b017a057/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-directed-route-reachability-69b017a057.json","detailSha256":"a2c90ddf167ca8d10246fce3669a8962fa5d138c17629372ffbca28e5d38b661"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-loop-shortcut-dot-55b58f7440","title":"Loop shortcut dot","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The grey stroke in this picture is one single closed loop: it never branches, never crosses or touches itself, and it comes back to where it started. Four dots sit on this loop - one green, one red, one blue and one orange. Starting at the green dot and walking along the loop, there are exactly two ways to reach the red dot: one way round and the other way round. Exactly one of the two coloured dots, blue or orange, lies on each of those two ways. Length is measured only as distance travelled along the loop itself, following every bend; straight-line distance across the picture does not count. Take the shorter of the two ways from the green dot to the red dot. Which coloured dot do you pass on it? Answer blue or orange.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-loop-shortcut-dot-55b58f7440/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-loop-shortcut-dot-55b58f7440.json","detailSha256":"510c32b790d33d677c541a4886eb2877eee08543419919301aaddeda6c94baa6"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-route-checkpoint-signature-37830d0559","title":"Route checkpoint signature","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Starting at each gray ring, follow its dark cable toward the colored square. Which colored square ends the cable whose checkpoints occur in the order orange, blue, then purple?","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-route-checkpoint-signature-37830d0559/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-route-checkpoint-signature-37830d0559.json","detailSha256":"7a819e66fa96ba47eb8471fee00b3c27de6057e228a82d6f7dfad732025de618"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-four-link-terminal-587fa99650","title":"Four link terminal","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"From the green START node, which colored terminal is exactly four links away? Count each black line between neighboring circular nodes as one link. Answer red, blue, or orange.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-four-link-terminal-587fa99650/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-four-link-terminal-587fa99650.json","detailSha256":"294769a673f3c545ea2ba7d70a5e22b6cb871b8c4968a8066893f4376d92c87d"},{"id":"image-support-steered-branching-trace-correspondence-cba1c7b535","title":"Branching trace correspondence","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Luna","question":"Read each connected trace as a four-symbol code: at the up, right, down, and left arms, record whether the interior excursion is on the arm's left or right. Rotate candidate A and candidate B clockwise, compare their codes with reference R, and answer A or B for the exact match.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-branching-trace-correspondence-cba1c7b535/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-branching-trace-correspondence-cba1c7b535.json","detailSha256":"7bf88794b3b08f49390fcac603713a27f7caf5d75679dfc9fb93bd99962096b0"},{"id":"image-support-steered-riffle-track-source-bind-5cd0569d2e","title":"Riffle track source bind","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The dark board is littered with small decorative coloured squares, and exactly one cream CARD sits somewhere on it. Only what is drawn on the card decides the answer; every mark off the card is decoration and means nothing. The card carries six small square BEADS lying in two feed rows of three: an UPPER row and a LOWER row. The six beads all have different colours, one each of red, orange, yellow, green, blue and purple. Below the two rows lies the TRACK: six equally spaced square slots in a single horizontal line. Five slots are drawn as empty outlines and exactly one slot is filled solid dark - that filled slot is the MARKED slot. The beads are combed into the track by one vertical sweep line travelling across the card from left to right: the bead whose centre the sweep reaches first drops into the leftmost track slot, the bead reached next drops into the second slot, and so on, so the six beads fill the six slots from left to right in the order of their horizontal centres, no matter which feed row each bead came from. The two rows are staggered, so the sweep order alternates between the rows irregularly and cannot be read off either row on its own; a bead's own row never tells you its sweep position. The track slots are equally spaced, and a slot's position tells you nothing about the beads except its rank in the track. What colour is the bead that lands in the marked slot? Answer red, orange, yellow, green, blue or purple.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-riffle-track-source-bind-5cd0569d2e/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-riffle-track-source-bind-5cd0569d2e.json","detailSha256":"989a84e8837095f6b617228ee6b746ef37ae76a5bec7a03f1d5926f431822ae5"},{"id":"image-support-steered-address-transpose-tags-4ce2e14953","title":"Address transpose tags","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"The gold tag marks a 2-row by 3-column dot card. Swap every dot's row and column address, making a 3-row by 2-column card. Which colored tag marks the exact result? Answer red, green, or blue.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-address-transpose-tags-4ce2e14953/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-address-transpose-tags-4ce2e14953.json","detailSha256":"e2d53e090ce9844ea246ee0468eabf7d8927ab44cabbd4fcca661aa00ff64f55"},{"id":"image-support-steered-quarterturn-atlas-correspondence-8eb85ee79e","title":"Quarterturn atlas correspondence","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"The gray-tagged cluster is the reference. Exactly one colored-tagged cluster places the same four landmark shapes in the same relative layout after rotating the map by 0, 90, 180, or 270 degrees. Reflections and swapping shape identities are not allowed; treat each upright symbol as a landmark marker, not an arrow. Which color tags the matching cluster? Answer amber, cyan, or violet.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-quarterturn-atlas-correspondence-8eb85ee79e/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-quarterturn-atlas-correspondence-8eb85ee79e.json","detailSha256":"4c35dd634d5b4e9f9c63d2404021d057fb6f5edc2b6c0e0bc62e67c3332366c3"},{"id":"image-support-steered-ribbon-checkpoint-width-7e059383c0","title":"Ribbon checkpoint width","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Luna","question":"In the boxed ribbon inset, which marked checkpoint cuts through the wider filled blue ribbon: amber or violet? Compare the horizontal span at each marker's center; answer amber or violet.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-ribbon-checkpoint-width-7e059383c0/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-ribbon-checkpoint-width-7e059383c0.json","detailSha256":"c3f64598ef059b2201b0ece6247accbb52c0eceaaeba526743f77e77db1b905c"},{"id":"image-support-steered-dip-recovery-count-8a85a2abc6","title":"Dip recovery count","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The sheet is off-white and carries one small framed inset. Exactly one mark in the whole figure is pure black: a single thin black trace inside that inset which runs continuously from its left end to its right end and has exactly one height at every horizontal position it covers. The guide height is the height of the trace's own left end, and the dotted grey line inside the inset is drawn at exactly that height. Follow the black trace from its left end rightwards. It first drops below the guide height. A return is a place where the trace comes back up and passes from below the guide height to above it; a dip that stays below the guide height is not a return, and passing from above back down to below is not a return either. Every turning point of the trace is at least sixteen pixels clear of the guide height, so the trace never merely touches that height and every return is a full crossing. Count every return along the whole trace, including the ones in its middle. The pale coloured curves, the other grey frames on the sheet and the short grey tick marks are decoration and carry no information. How many returns does the black trace make? Answer with one number: 1, 2, or 3.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-dip-recovery-count-8a85a2abc6/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-dip-recovery-count-8a85a2abc6.json","detailSha256":"6812d234c78979d0e2883995a263ffd1887e766b4fa9e23200ea976eeee1e933"},{"id":"image-support-steered-waist-edge-proximity-4067bb1191","title":"Waist edge proximity","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Is the narrow waist of the colored sample closer to its top edge or its bottom edge? Answer top or bottom.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-waist-edge-proximity-4067bb1191/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-waist-edge-proximity-4067bb1191.json","detailSha256":"93ea95db5f6daf19f91de7000118d876980a78c89e8d3a4bdd5dd180db35f4f7"},{"id":"image-support-steered-aperture-capture-balance-66aac2c373","title":"Aperture capture balance","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"The gold circle is a sampling aperture. Of the visible teal specimen area (gold boundary ink does not count), is more inside or outside the aperture? Answer INSIDE or OUTSIDE.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-aperture-capture-balance-66aac2c373/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-aperture-capture-balance-66aac2c373.json","detailSha256":"d3de8c3d569cf18daf65bca3ee594a359dd281aab15a7bd3b56f1134d50f9635"},{"id":"image-support-steered-button-hole-count-866192e409","title":"Button hole count","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"Luna","question":"How many holes are punched through the visible button face? Count only fully enclosed holes in the large face; ignore its outer border. 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The crimson arrow points along its own length, towards its wide triangular head and away from its narrow flat tail. Grey marks are decoration and must be ignored. Screen-up is not necessarily north: the rose is the only thing that fixes the compass directions. Assign the arrow to whichever of the four rose directions is closest in angle to the arrow's pointing direction. Which compass direction is the crimson arrow pointing? Answer north, east, south or west.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-rose-frame-bearing-f85b74b89e/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-rose-frame-bearing-f85b74b89e.json","detailSha256":"fa611cb9a808d5b284cc5808fecd1a47a620e0be91bc57f7cdba07f9b08ddf90"},{"id":"image-support-steered-visible-flag-stripe-count-4c9ef17329","title":"Visible flag stripe count","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"How many horizontal stripes are visible on the flag? Count every full-width or canton-shortened horizontal stripe once.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-visible-flag-stripe-count-4c9ef17329/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-visible-flag-stripe-count-4c9ef17329.json","detailSha256":"833a59a2811dff325bb94b139b4d1963a607dc8dd1a8eea517b0c65a6086d179"},{"id":"image-support-steered-fuse-wire-continuity-60f001b974","title":"Fuse wire continuity","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Inside the glass fuse, is the colored wire one unbroken path from the left metal cap to the right metal cap? Follow its raised bypass; any visible background-colored gap means broken. Answer yes or no.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-fuse-wire-continuity-60f001b974/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-fuse-wire-continuity-60f001b974.json","detailSha256":"3f3063e924bb9760896f5e45751dbd2b6d4afdf2e343d35fab73daf7117bdb52"},{"id":"image-support-steered-route-width-blur-ac11093996","title":"Route width blur","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Luna","question":"One connected navy ribbon runs inside the pale route window from a red start cap to a green end cap. Follow it from red to green and treat each of its 32 successive sections as one width sample. Apply a three-sample box blur to the width sequence, then read the 32 blurred samples row-major as a 4-by-8 bitmap. Which displayed template is closer: A) BOW = 10011001/01100110/01100110/10011001 or B) HARP = 11100111/10000001/10000001/11100111? Use Hamming distance, choose A on a tie, and quarantine ties. Ignore the caps, window, and background.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-route-width-blur-ac11093996/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-route-width-blur-ac11093996.json","detailSha256":"e762a7f1cfd29c586a324cd1dbd666f9842b6480452a607c4934ab58a15f7694"},{"id":"image-support-steered-speckle-majority-reveal-87905a4f6b","title":"Speckle majority reveal","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The dark-bordered square panel is divided into a 7 by 7 grid of equal square cells. Every cell is packed edge to edge with a fine speckle of exactly two inks, warm orange and cool blue, and different cells use different orange-to-blue area ratios. Carry out this operation on the panel: for each of the 49 cells, compare the total area of warm orange ink inside that cell with the total area of cool blue ink inside the same cell, and mark the cell if warm orange covers more than half of it. The small speckled square below the panel is an exactly half-and-half reference mixture. The marked cells form one symbol on the 7 by 7 grid: 'plus' is a full centre row plus a full centre column, 'ex' is both full diagonals, and 'tee_up', 'tee_right', 'tee_down' and 'tee_left' are a full edge line plus a full centre stem running away from that edge towards the opposite side. Gray blocks outside the panel are decoration. Which symbol do the marked cells form? Answer with exactly one of: plus, ex, tee_up, tee_right, tee_down, tee_left.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-speckle-majority-reveal-87905a4f6b/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-speckle-majority-reveal-87905a4f6b.json","detailSha256":"d9e61cd398ec6738cbc348da1e7fe79d904e8d68965cc5ae78058bf5710f5914"},{"id":"image-support-steered-bilateral-halfstamp-fold-47e9af49c6","title":"Bilateral halfstamp fold","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Inside the dashed badge, flip the cyan stamp left-to-right and flip the coral stamp top-to-bottom. Superimpose the flipped 4x4 stamps, treating each lighter square as blank and keeping a dark square exactly where one stamp, but not both, is dark. Which symbol appears: X, ring, H, or U?","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-bilateral-halfstamp-fold-47e9af49c6/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-bilateral-halfstamp-fold-47e9af49c6.json","detailSha256":"f96a9b2fda3a361dc4296026bca9ae9aaf0d358d87559d3ec57f4f14cb75fa4f"},{"id":"image-support-steered-scanline-phase-reveal-544a81a03f","title":"Scanline phase reveal","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Circularly slide each horizontal band until its cyan square is leftmost. Ignore the cyan column. Which symbol do the dark squares form?","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-scanline-phase-reveal-544a81a03f/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-scanline-phase-reveal-544a81a03f.json","detailSha256":"34fa3bc7fa957488fd3a7796d6d69fa6f8cc6c2761d1e331dc576c26ec1041e1"},{"id":"image-support-steered-hollow-chamber-balance-edaa9e9440","title":"Hollow chamber balance","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"Luna","question":"Imagine a horizontal line through the center of the colored shell. Does the upper half of the enclosed white chamber contain more pixels than the lower half? Answer yes or no.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-hollow-chamber-balance-edaa9e9440/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-hollow-chamber-balance-edaa9e9440.json","detailSha256":"ab39c03cdd0311af3bae10c168ea42a20d312d3257053ee14bd1867dde27eae4"},{"id":"image-support-steered-traced-wire-port-d37b55819c","title":"Traced wire port","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The picture shows a pale panel crossed by several dark wires. Every wire has the same dark colour and the same thickness, and each wire ends at one of the four coloured squares (red, green, blue, orange) on the rim of the panel; those squares are the ports. Exactly one wire carries a filled dark dot, clearly fatter than any wire, at its other end. Follow the wire that carries that dot, along its whole length, and report the colour of the port it ends at. Wires never cross one another. Answer unclear if the dotted wire reaches no port or more than one port, and also answer unclear if anywhere along its length the dotted wire touches, or leaves a gap narrower than two wire widths to, any other wire or any port other than the one at its own end. Which port does the dotted wire reach: red, green, blue, orange, or unclear?","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-traced-wire-port-d37b55819c/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-traced-wire-port-d37b55819c.json","detailSha256":"24d4040d1f805590f2450a0a5751eec4189731189986ff787d71a56a1ceabe67"},{"id":"image-support-steered-compact-bend-majority-4adcb9781f","title":"Compact bend majority","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Follow the blue trail from its red start to its green finish. The trail has exactly seven visible interior corners; count every corner as a left or right turn. Are there more left turns or more right turns? Answer left or right.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-compact-bend-majority-4adcb9781f/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-compact-bend-majority-4adcb9781f.json","detailSha256":"969f78efb2a8e23a5ce787680171eb4da149703e011e146a342d75bfa09b86ec"},{"id":"image-support-steered-diagonal-bisector-patch-7255610915","title":"Diagonal bisector patch","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Imagine the two corner-to-corner diagonals of the square image. Which diagonal divides the colored patch into two more nearly equal areas: the rising diagonal (bottom-left to top-right) or the falling diagonal (top-left to bottom-right)? Answer rising or falling.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-diagonal-bisector-patch-7255610915/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-diagonal-bisector-patch-7255610915.json","detailSha256":"4b1bfa3bedddc8c21c015f5f79086a45587b20e28a9e07d2717b60ab23ef9b0d"},{"id":"image-support-steered-route-alternation-search-fbb175a2ca","title":"Route alternation search","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"Luna","question":"Each sector contains one continuous five-segment route. Which sector contains the only route whose four successive turns alternate left, right, left, right (or the mirror-reversed equivalent) at every interior bend? Answer NW, NE, SW, or SE.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-route-alternation-search-fbb175a2ca/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-route-alternation-search-fbb175a2ca.json","detailSha256":"4f60c12c076d2fae6f81aedffc12113ce2589aaec68b6ed0b829b300000beef0"},{"id":"image-support-steered-halved-patch-balance-search-a638a20102","title":"Halved patch balance search","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The picture shows four solid dark patches arranged in one tight two-by-two cluster on a plain background: upper-left, upper-right, lower-left and lower-right of that cluster. Each patch is a blocky shape built from small square tiles of one fixed size, and every patch is built from exactly the same number of tiles, so all four patches hold the same total dark area. A short straight coloured bar lies across each patch and cuts it into two parts, one part on each side of the bar; some bars are upright and some are flat. The dark area of a part is how much dark tile area lies on that side of the bar, which is not the same thing as how wide or how tall that side reaches. Exactly one patch is cut into two parts of equal dark area; the two equal parts of that patch have clearly different outlines, so equal area does not mean the patch looks mirrored or evenly spread about its bar. In each of the other three patches one part clearly holds more dark area than the other. The colours used, the outline shape of each patch, where the bar sits inside the patch outline, where the cluster sits on the page, and the isolated specks scattered in the background all carry no information. Which patch of the cluster is cut by its bar into two parts of equal dark area? Answer with one of: upper-left, upper-right, lower-left, lower-right.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-halved-patch-balance-search-a638a20102/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-halved-patch-balance-search-a638a20102.json","detailSha256":"15e6c539a51cab61865316bb9777023295b7f6c326484b72c154343120aa5daf"},{"id":"image-support-steered-alternating-badge-search-314942ca44","title":"Alternating badge search","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Which labeled badge has different colors on every pair of squares that share an edge?","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-alternating-badge-search-314942ca44/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-alternating-badge-search-314942ca44.json","detailSha256":"9bb715b80da9a67fd911dd9f11f21861351259d4accd8d524afdc4f391d8b947"},{"id":"image-support-steered-balanced-plate-centroid-search-5311226e9a","title":"Balanced plate centroid search","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Each panel shows one connected blue plate and a gold balance pin at the center of its square frame. Treat every visible blue part as equally heavy. Which plate has its center of area inside the gold pin? Exactly one does. Answer A, B, C, or D.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-balanced-plate-centroid-search-5311226e9a/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-balanced-plate-centroid-search-5311226e9a.json","detailSha256":"b6366f2a0105a7ee309b43509c3da2fc321af43fa094be80717abc9938167967"},{"id":"image-support-steered-state-route-coverage-8db1365596","title":"State route coverage","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Luna","question":"Start at the ringed badge and trace the one connected route in increasing station-number order. The token has four states A, B, C, and D. The badge colors mean red=A, green=B, blue=C, and purple=D. At each station, a filled right triangle advances one state cyclically A-B-C-D-A, a filled left triangle retreats one state, and an outlined square leaves the state unchanged. Include the starting state and every state after stations 1 through 9 in the visited history. Which state is never visited? Answer A, B, C, or D.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-state-route-coverage-8db1365596/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-state-route-coverage-8db1365596.json","detailSha256":"607776eac0cc060d25dd1a8ca1bce99bf91a97aa90221c059f7227dd82711857"},{"id":"image-support-steered-relay-jump-pip-tally-85c23f9ad0","title":"Relay jump pip tally","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Opus 5","question":"This picture contains six separated grey-framed cards, spread far apart across the canvas. Each card carries three things: a coloured square in its top-left corner, which is that card's own address colour; a coloured square in its top-right corner, which is the address colour of the card this card forwards to; and a row of one, two or three small dark squares along its bottom, which is that card's pip tally. The six address colours are all different and are drawn from red, green, blue, purple, orange and teal. A solid dark triangle floats just above exactly one card, and that card is where the relay starts. The relay lands on four cards in total: it lands first on the card under the triangle, and then makes exactly three jumps, each jump going from the card it is on to the card whose top-left address colour matches that card's top-right forwarding colour. Count the pips on every card the relay lands on and add them up; pips on cards the relay never lands on do not count, and every plain mid-grey square or circle outside the cards is inert decoration that counts for nothing. What is the total number of pips on the four cards the relay lands on?","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-relay-jump-pip-tally-85c23f9ad0/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-relay-jump-pip-tally-85c23f9ad0.json","detailSha256":"dd02ecefac308e72497a6fbdcf340d1890ab3a65ead1f4355ec02093c7889db1"},{"id":"image-support-steered-overdraft-alarm-wire-297475e911","title":"Overdraft alarm wire","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Begin with balance 0 and the alarm OFF. Follow the connected wire from its round gold START to the arrow. Each cyan bead deposits 1. Each coral bead withdraws 1 when the balance is above 0; if the balance is 0, that withdrawal leaves it at 0 and locks the alarm ON. Is the alarm ON at the arrow? Answer yes or no.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-overdraft-alarm-wire-297475e911/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-overdraft-alarm-wire-297475e911.json","detailSha256":"e77ecae900773024d10f465f74448a7fd3193c27811982dea068c6695c5c62d0"},{"id":"image-support-steered-quadrant-rotor-carpet-52d3fff560","title":"Quadrant rotor carpet","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"The colored disk marks the token's starting cell in the large 3-by-3 grid. Read the four small command grids from top to bottom. In each command, the bright 2-by-2 block identifies four cells whose contents rotate one corner clockwise: top-left to top-right to bottom-right to bottom-left to top-left. All other cells stay fixed. After all four commands, which cell holds the token: top-left, top, top-right, left, center, right, bottom-left, bottom, or bottom-right?","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-quadrant-rotor-carpet-52d3fff560/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-quadrant-rotor-carpet-52d3fff560.json","detailSha256":"5bc41244520efc665d28d4c28e09d953120216644f6ecdca1bcab6b1ca5ff70d"},{"id":"image-support-steered-nested-depth-duel-6ede1da1cf","title":"Nested depth duel","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Luna","question":"Which colored panel has the deeper nesting? Each panel is a stack of closed colored rings with one shared center; count the rings from the outside inward, and answer red or blue for the panel with more rings.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-nested-depth-duel-6ede1da1cf/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-nested-depth-duel-6ede1da1cf.json","detailSha256":"49fe441ece3bfe71b1c08b4ad1b0c2460377bae3d1b6ee41b50abc71d05707ef"},{"id":"image-support-steered-unpaired-window-plate-8d8375543e","title":"Unpaired window plate","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Opus 5","question":"This page carries five coloured plates - one red, one orange, one green, one blue and one purple - together with many grey plates. Only the five coloured plates decide the answer; grey plates are decoration and never count. Each plate is a solid slab with one or more square windows punched right through it, so that the page shows through each window; a window is fully surrounded by its own plate and never touches the edge of that plate. Count the windows of each coloured plate. Exactly four of the five coloured plates split into two pairs whose two members have equally many windows, and exactly one coloured plate has a window count matching no other coloured plate; call that plate the unpaired plate. Plate size, plate position and total ink are irrelevant. Which colour is the unpaired plate? Answer red, orange, green, blue, or purple.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-unpaired-window-plate-8d8375543e/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-unpaired-window-plate-8d8375543e.json","detailSha256":"00a49f102cc99d26369e0e8eef8516008d74f0bcde9f28524c653958f989cfb5"},{"id":"image-support-steered-trapped-area-majority-2f2e7de550","title":"Trapped area majority","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Within the black square, is the total white area completely cut off from the square's border larger than the white area that can reach the border through edge-sharing white space? Corner touching alone does not connect white areas.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-trapped-area-majority-2f2e7de550/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-trapped-area-majority-2f2e7de550.json","detailSha256":"9cff3e3917b32904a98d08ef1830c91e932fb46ba4e2444d7c7aa7ef4dc1ad40"},{"id":"image-support-steered-pocket-component-balance-a183700b7b","title":"Pocket component balance","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Ignore pale gray decorations. Does the navy frame enclose the same number of separate white pockets as there are detached navy tiles beside it? A pocket counts only when it is fully surrounded by navy, and touching navy tiles count as one. Answer yes or no.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-pocket-component-balance-a183700b7b/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-pocket-component-balance-a183700b7b.json","detailSha256":"afd3cd9e4633b5e2e4b704b7ac7c1e37fa0101bada45bf740ed7331e5b414cf0"},{"id":"image-support-steered-bridge-cut-terminal-ca91229944","title":"Bridge cut terminal","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"Luna","question":"Each disconnected green-to-terminal network has one ringed route segment. Imagine removing the ringed segment from each network. Which terminal—amber or violet—would then be disconnected from its green start? 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On every plate the two bands join its four ports into two pairs: each band runs from one port to exactly one other port and the two bands never touch or cross. Exactly one plate in the image carries a green port; call it the wired plate, and ignore every other plate entirely. The wired plate's other three ports are one orange, one purple and one blue. Follow the dark band that leaves the green port and see which of those three ports it ends at. Which port does the band from the green port reach? Answer orange, purple or blue.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-port-weave-partner-9321c4fad6/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-port-weave-partner-9321c4fad6.json","detailSha256":"8b89d738676c57b21c406dad13a9f2dec177ea63ac74ed958f6709bba19111fe"},{"id":"image-support-steered-turn-run-presence-2d9e9a911d","title":"Turn run presence","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Trace the navy centerline from the green start to the red finish. Among every pair of consecutive bends, is there any pair that turns the same way twice in a row (left-left or right-right)? Answer yes or no.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-turn-run-presence-2d9e9a911d/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-turn-run-presence-2d9e9a911d.json","detailSha256":"a3c14fa270936fe1da430a9860381f452c05c5b48886bb5aa323cd93627eea40"},{"id":"image-support-steered-second-checkpoint-trace-6cc4fe390c","title":"Second checkpoint trace","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Beginning at the blue-ringed end, trace the single dark route. Of the four colored rings centered on it, which one is second along the route: red, gold, green, or purple?","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-second-checkpoint-trace-6cc4fe390c/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-second-checkpoint-trace-6cc4fe390c.json","detailSha256":"96618033020be57e1cb329a35c990f5ebcd190fa734307996747adf058922429"},{"id":"model-feedback-twin-withdrawal-equality-5793b3fd20","title":"Twin withdrawal equality","experiment":"model-feedback","experimentLabel":"Model-feedback-steered generation","profile":null,"generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"Two rows of nine square cells stand on a white card, one above the other; each cell is filled either dark or pale.  Beneath a cell of each row a small dark arrowhead points straight up at that one cell, marking it.  Imagine that marked cell is removed from each row entirely and the remaining cells are slid together to close the gap, keeping their left-to-right order.  Those shortened eight-cell rows are not drawn anywhere; only after withdrawing each marked cell do they exist.  Do the two surviving rows then read the same in dark and pale, cell for cell?  Answer with exactly one of: yes, no.","image":"static/questions/model-feedback-twin-withdrawal-equality-5793b3fd20/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/model-feedback-twin-withdrawal-equality-5793b3fd20.json","detailSha256":"40d8eb67e6e7e5431dfa654ecee871b53a79bc6522fcc469e080c9210e31065d"},{"id":"model-feedback-color-residual-compare-3a521026a5","title":"Color residual compare","experiment":"model-feedback","experimentLabel":"Model-feedback-steered generation","profile":null,"generator":"Luna","question":"Match bars by color. For each candidate, add the absolute height difference from REFERENCE across all four colors. Which candidate has the larger total difference: A, B, or tie?","image":"static/questions/model-feedback-color-residual-compare-3a521026a5/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/model-feedback-color-residual-compare-3a521026a5.json","detailSha256":"12fe403305156c29ea7e0bf3c8a82c610801cf9229ff1747233bb2714e7db9a8"},{"id":"model-feedback-counterfactual-trace-divergence-3d99a9c37f","title":"Counterfactual trace divergence","experiment":"model-feedback","experimentLabel":"Model-feedback-steered generation","profile":null,"generator":"Opus 5","question":"A ball dropped from the black dot falls straight down, and each time it meets a slanted bar it slides to that bar's lower end and keeps falling from there. Four bars are colored and one bar is red. Drop the ball twice: first on the board exactly as drawn, then on the board with only the red bar re-leaned the opposite way. Exactly one colored bar is met on the second drop but not on the first. Which colored bar is it? Answer blue, green, orange, or purple.","image":"static/questions/model-feedback-counterfactual-trace-divergence-3d99a9c37f/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/model-feedback-counterfactual-trace-divergence-3d99a9c37f.json","detailSha256":"093a749022b17ea6f6292f7456e0c73fed603a8ac08a1452da96caaeb30bf2f6"},{"id":"model-feedback-reciprocal-badge-crossmatch-196692a4ae","title":"Reciprocal badge crossmatch","experiment":"model-feedback","experimentLabel":"Model-feedback-steered generation","profile":null,"generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Exactly two rows CROSS-MATCH: the LEFT badge of each is identical to the RIGHT badge of the other. Which two keys label those rows? Both directions must match; order does not matter. 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Answer A, B, C, D, or E.","image":"static/questions/model-feedback-simultaneous-neighbor-rewrite-263fc5db7f/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/model-feedback-simultaneous-neighbor-rewrite-263fc5db7f.json","detailSha256":"c74bb397dfa897fc32e67954a027af326acba10e37e7b50931137546985e7f40"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-count-correspondence-7a726db8f0","title":"Count correspondence","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"The gray cluster at the top contains a certain number of disks. Below it are three colored clusters, each with a different number of disks and a different color. Which colored cluster contains exactly the same number of disks as the gray cluster? Answer with that cluster's color (red, green, or blue).","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-count-correspondence-7a726db8f0/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-count-correspondence-7a726db8f0.json","detailSha256":"235176c2befcc2682af5071f5545c7799e19191face2d7116c37ec7c427148d1"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-colored-collinearity-signature-correspondence-72da684fec","title":"Colored collinearity signature correspondence","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Luna","question":"The image shows a REFERENCE panel and candidate panels A and B. Each panel contains six uniquely colored dots. Exactly three dot centers in each panel lie on one shared straight line, and no other triple is collinear. Which candidate has the same set of three colors on the line as the REFERENCE? Panels may be translated, rotated, or reflected; ignore panel position, dot position, dot size, and drawing order. A is the left candidate and B is the right candidate. Answer A or B.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-colored-collinearity-signature-correspondence-72da684fec/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-colored-collinearity-signature-correspondence-72da684fec.json","detailSha256":"e95770c529c7c0d72b4e45ca88b05fdb511796361d6ea362ef9470ad92d25369"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-pour-area-conservation-binding-697c445466","title":"Pour area conservation binding","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Opus 5","question":"This image is a record of a pouring experiment, drawn as two stacked panels separated by a horizontal rule. Above the rule stand four open vessels. The vessels are deliberately built to different widths, and each one holds a solid slab of liquid resting on its floor: one red slab, one blue slab, one green slab and one orange slab. Below the rule stand four narrow measuring tubes. Every tube was manufactured to one and the same width, and every tube is shaded in one identical gray, so nothing about a tube's shading identifies where its contents came from. Each vessel above was emptied into exactly one tube below and each tube received exactly one vessel. No tube stands underneath the vessel it received, so vertical position is uninformative. Pouring deforms a slab of liquid but destroys none of it, so the shaded area inside a tube is equal to the shaded area of the slab that was poured into it. Since the vessels were built to different widths, a tall narrow slab can carry less liquid than a short wide one, and the tallest slab above need not correspond to the tallest column below. A black triangle is printed above exactly one of the tubes. Which colour was the liquid that was poured into the marked tube? Answer with red, blue, green, or orange.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-pour-area-conservation-binding-697c445466/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-pour-area-conservation-binding-697c445466.json","detailSha256":"bb12eb60b2301fc64fe5b3987d7dd8ed637dfffc65f266b7487deea8a7b8b38d"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-panel-half-exchange-4f43d832c3","title":"Panel half exchange","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Cut the REFERENCE board at the dashed vertical line. Exchange its left and right halves without rotating or flipping either half. Which colored border encloses the exact result? 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Which candidate border color has exactly the same turn sequence: red, green, or blue?","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-turn-signature-path-correspondence-5b3806d13d/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-turn-signature-path-correspondence-5b3806d13d.json","detailSha256":"dafbbb291cb42a7c3650bead3dced4aa270c26fe54c59063a280b612d9147a9f"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-projected-reach-compare-4a48aa8b2e","title":"Projected reach compare","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"A gray vertical line marks a reference column on a light panel. Two thick diagonal strokes, one red and one blue, are drawn on either side of it. Slip each stroke straight along its own tilt until its line meets the gray line; the height of that meeting is the stroke's reach. Which colored stroke's best-fit line reaches HIGHER on the panel (closer to the top) at the gray reference line? Answer with only the color: red or blue.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-projected-reach-compare-4a48aa8b2e/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-projected-reach-compare-4a48aa8b2e.json","detailSha256":"b2c48e0c0310dd3750815efeb9f5b4c812fd54bc0933c727d5d651206fdb10dc"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-histogram-skew-compare-809b3af09d","title":"Histogram skew compare","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Luna","question":"Panel A is the left histogram and panel B is the right histogram. Each has seven equal-width bins with visible integer count bars on one shared vertical scale. For each panel, compute the weighted mean bin number using bar counts, then subtract the median bin number, defined as the first bin whose cumulative count reaches at least half the total. Which panel has the larger mean-minus-median value? Choose A or B; ties and near ties are quarantined.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-histogram-skew-compare-809b3af09d/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-histogram-skew-compare-809b3af09d.json","detailSha256":"e1b0cf69ce0314df41b7e84cad7846ec3387243b2c553b8ed1e037fcc7a8744e"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-undershoot-gap-rank-467881eca7","title":"Undershoot gap rank","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The picture shows five horizontal LANES stacked one above another. Each lane holds exactly one solid coloured bar -- one red, one green, one blue, one orange and one purple -- and exactly one solid BLACK upright tick, which is taller than the bar and is that lane's own TARGET. A lane's tick belongs only to that lane: read every bar against the black tick drawn in the same lane and never against any other lane's tick. A bar STOPS SHORT when its right-hand end lies to the LEFT of its own tick, and its SHORTFALL is the horizontal distance from that end rightwards to the tick. Some bars instead run PAST their own tick, so the tick is drawn across them; those bars have no shortfall at all and can never be the answer, however far past the tick they run. The answer is the colour of the bar with the LARGEST SHORTFALL. In every picture at least two bars stop short and at least one bar runs past its tick, and the largest bar-to-tick distance in the picture always belongs to a bar that runs PAST its tick, so unsigned distance is a trap. Where a bar begins, how long it is and how much colour it carries are all uninformative: in every picture the longest bar, the shortest bar, the bar starting furthest left, the bar whose end lies furthest left and the lane whose tick stands furthest right each belong to a colour that is NOT the answer, and the top-to-bottom position of a lane is the answer no more often than chance allows. The pale grey vertical rules, the pale grey lane lines and the grey stubs at the left edge are decoration and mean nothing. Which colour's bar has the largest shortfall? Answer red, green, blue, orange or purple.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-undershoot-gap-rank-467881eca7/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-undershoot-gap-rank-467881eca7.json","detailSha256":"52b97270e87736601c0cde11f9ea69584705143479238bc9fe302e6b4a796059"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-band-run-leader-3e97929a89","title":"Band run leader","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Which colored row has the longest consecutive run of circular checkpoints fully inside its gray tolerance band? A checkpoint is inside only when the whole colored circle lies between the band's top and bottom edges. Answer blue, green, or purple.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-band-run-leader-3e97929a89/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-band-run-leader-3e97929a89.json","detailSha256":"07019fbbe781e3e59ababe9478e218bc00792faeaa3bb89f656dec1f929b0d4d"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-triangle-area-leader-790ddb43f4","title":"Triangle area leader","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Panels A-D are in reading order and share the same scale. Using the centers of the three colored markers as vertices, which panel's triangle has the largest area? 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Answer raised or lowered.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-mailbox-flag-state-4d1aba9dab/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-mailbox-flag-state-4d1aba9dab.json","detailSha256":"c0903d2c6ec92702c9be1126ad502d1d3beb6b0528c6d52385b13fabfa71d640"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-shadow-sun-side-7a6615edcb","title":"Shadow sun side","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"Opus 5","question":"This picture is a simple daytime drawing on white paper: a blue page frame, one or more pale blue clouds, a yellow sun disk in the sky, a dark green ground line, a brown tree trunk with a green crown standing on that line, and one grey shadow shape lying on the ground and touching the foot of the trunk. The frame, the clouds, the crown and the ground line are fixed decoration and never indicate the answer. Compare only horizontal, left-right positions, measured against the trunk: the sun is on the left of the trunk when the yellow disk lies further left than the trunk and on the right otherwise, and the shadow is on the left of the trunk when the grey shape stretches from the foot of the trunk towards the left and on the right otherwise. The height of the sun, its size, the length and thickness of the grey shadow, the size of the tree, the number and placement of the clouds, the position of everything on the page and the exact shades of the colours all change from picture to picture and never indicate the answer. Answer from the shadow that is actually painted in this picture, not from the side a shadow would fall on in the real world. Is the painted grey shadow on the same side of the trunk as the yellow sun, or on the opposite side? Answer with exactly one of the words same or opposite.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-shadow-sun-side-7a6615edcb/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-shadow-sun-side-7a6615edcb.json","detailSha256":"c5c19b9802eff53e8f24f1922e4e3c539e9276417af379d4a556b72b92c4f519"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-ladder-rail-gap-24a234dd48","title":"Ladder rail gap","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Compare the clear gap between the two colored side rails at their top ends and bottom ends. Is the top gap narrower, equal, or wider? 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Answer with one word.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-signal-red-slot-conflict-5f94378fe9/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-signal-red-slot-conflict-5f94378fe9.json","detailSha256":"4021e706d46a1215fffd0dd06235d6f416f4b748b725e7bfd88f67c9ea70cb1a"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-panel-collate-reveal-597f99ab70","title":"Panel collate reveal","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"The image shows nine square panels, each framed by a thin blue border, scattered across the field. Each panel holds one piece of a letter and carries a small blue dot near its lower edge whose left-to-right position marks that piece's place in the reassembly order. Reassemble the panels into a three-by-three grid: put the piece with the leftmost dot in the top-left cell, advancing left-to-right, top-to-bottom. Which letter, A or B, do the reassembled panels form? Answer A or B.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-panel-collate-reveal-597f99ab70/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-panel-collate-reveal-597f99ab70.json","detailSha256":"848ab3fa923b42d893dd8bc93eae7b02e022b9ebfb7b158964b812380f8f0cf0"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-checkerboard-polarity-reveal-7853432090","title":"Checkerboard polarity reveal","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Luna","question":"Use the four colored corner marks to locate the grayscale square. Its alternating dark and light pixels are a carrier. Starting from the polarity at the upper-left pixel, invert gray contrast about 128 on every other pixel, then apply a 7x7 mean with edge replication and ignore the marks and border. Which symbol appears: arch, fork, knot, or stair?","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-checkerboard-polarity-reveal-7853432090/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-checkerboard-polarity-reveal-7853432090.json","detailSha256":"3385248f79c6168b1e2538e640e5745236457c0ee659958884fd2d54b2d31cf1"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-halftone-density-reveal-4f8f78b8cc","title":"Halftone density reveal","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The picture shows one square panel enclosed by a blue frame. The panel is divided into a grid of 5 rows and 5 columns of equal square cells, and the cell edges are not drawn. Every cell is printed with the same two greys: a fine speckle of tiny dark blocks on a light background, identical in tone everywhere, but packed more densely in some cells than in others. Blur the panel, or step far back from it, until the individual blocks can no longer be told apart and each cell becomes one flat tone; the densely packed cells then read as the darker cells. Exactly 9 of the 25 cells are the darker ones. Ignore the small orange squares printed on top of the speckle: they are decoration and carry no information about the answer. The 9 darker cells of the blurred grid form a shape that most closely matches one of these six symbols: diamond, ell, ex, flag, plus, zee. Which symbol is it? Answer with one word.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-halftone-density-reveal-4f8f78b8cc/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-halftone-density-reveal-4f8f78b8cc.json","detailSha256":"d3a4122ab2fbc2b236d5e54a0dbe7448bf1752209a69e8909374a58c51538855"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-size-rank-path-trace-4ab764aa57","title":"Size rank path trace","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Draw straight segments connecting the colored dots from smallest to largest. 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Keep every cell in its original position; do not rotate or reflect. Which coral reference card matches? Cards A, B, C, and D are in reading order: top-left, top-right, bottom-left, bottom-right.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-row-seam-composite-glyph-3e3ce5e370/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-row-seam-composite-glyph-3e3ce5e370.json","detailSha256":"aa6c5141a5c1733d74748403f242b0e05f526b1faac81d12624a9336a97fbd7c"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-convex-hull-vertex-count-46683bb2df","title":"Convex hull vertex count","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"Black dots form a scattered group. Imagine the tightest convex polygon that wraps around them all so that no dot lies outside it. How many corners (vertices) does that enclosing polygon have? Choose: 3, 4, 5, or 6.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-convex-hull-vertex-count-46683bb2df/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-convex-hull-vertex-count-46683bb2df.json","detailSha256":"6e968eeb4a5d3fb4dd2dbc822bee6cf5b84530b116851aa2206530d54fffae2a"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-euler-thread-network-512057d9d3","title":"Euler thread network","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"Luna","question":"Three colored link networks share six gray waypoints. Which color labels a network that can be traced in one continuous stroke, using every colored link exactly once and never lifting the stroke? Ignore the gray waypoints as links; choose red, blue, or green.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-euler-thread-network-512057d9d3/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-euler-thread-network-512057d9d3.json","detailSha256":"9b4a266e86ee6cf6a148213fc49344b3fc874c666ce481176e477b47e190323f"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-illusory-corner-cycle-5cec1044c8","title":"Illusory corner cycle","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The picture shows ten dark discs of the same size on a plain background. Each disc has one pale wedge cut into it, and the tip of every wedge sits exactly at the centre of its own disc, so each wedge has two straight sides that are rays leaving that disc's centre. Some of the discs are the corners of one hidden polygon whose sides are never drawn: for each corner disc, one straight side of its wedge points exactly at the centre of one neighbouring corner disc and the other straight side points exactly at the centre of the other neighbouring corner disc, so the wedge opens toward the inside of the polygon. Exactly one such closed ring of discs exists, and every disc in it has exactly two neighbours in it. All the other discs are decoys: no straight side of a decoy's wedge points at any disc that points back at it. Two discs count as pointing at each other only when both wedge sides line up with the joining direction to within about nine degrees. The hidden polygon has three, four or five corners. The colours, the disc size, the wedge sizes, the total number of discs, the positions of the discs and the amount of ink carry no information. How many discs are corners of the hidden polygon? Answer 3, 4 or 5.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-illusory-corner-cycle-5cec1044c8/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-illusory-corner-cycle-5cec1044c8.json","detailSha256":"4d6f2b4f9cb7158b1a124b6e68eb49b0a6310e38721d6c35c8095616e3c052dc"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-white-corridor-connectivity-35318b11f1","title":"White corridor connectivity","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"In the maze, can the two colored disks be joined by one continuous path through the white corridors without crossing a dark wall? Corner-only contact does not count. 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Answer red, blue, green, or orange.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-constellation-scale-center-59fd21ef5d/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-constellation-scale-center-59fd21ef5d.json","detailSha256":"96017982e4f62dd7e884b5b89612aea9cc3e505543ae212ce09224e9eeff635f"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-closed-contour-quadrant-5daa8ab619","title":"Closed contour quadrant","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"The image is divided by thin lines into four quadrants: top-left, top-right, bottom-left, and bottom-right. Each quadrant contains one dark outline contour. Exactly one of the four contours is completely closed: a full ring whose two ends meet with no gap. The other three contours are open arcs that each have a visible gap in the ring. Which quadrant contains the only completely closed contour? Answer with the quadrant name.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-closed-contour-quadrant-5daa8ab619/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-closed-contour-quadrant-5daa8ab619.json","detailSha256":"b676a70b177a06c0677a0cacf9f9385541cfbc1fabb983d9d91a00ca776a5c03"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-reference-attribute-conjunction-search-7944d1818d","title":"Reference attribute conjunction search","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"Luna","question":"Which labeled panel contains the only candidate object that matches both the outer outline and the stripe direction shown in the reference box? Treat stripe directions as undirected lines: a candidate matches the reference stripe when their smaller angle difference modulo 180 degrees is at most 14 degrees. Inspect every object and answer A, B, C, or D.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-reference-attribute-conjunction-search-7944d1818d/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-reference-attribute-conjunction-search-7944d1818d.json","detailSha256":"1f59e9d8d564b6da34719948a8b29b9f2e22342ae6c6462b7952d69a172afc41"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-chiral-match-panel-648b6426b3","title":"Chiral match panel","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The framed box at the top of this image shows a reference shape. A thick horizontal line separates that box from a row of four panels, numbered 1 to 4 from left to right and separated by thick vertical lines. Each panel holds one solid shape drawn at its own arbitrary rotation. Exactly one panel holds the same shape as the reference, turned in the plane only, so it could be slid and rotated onto the reference without ever being flipped over. Exactly one other panel holds the mirror image of the reference shape, which can only be brought onto the reference by flipping it over; the two remaining panels hold shapes that are neither. The reference is drawn slightly smaller than the panel shapes, so only its form matters, not its size. Every shape in the image has the same colour, and the four panel shapes have the same size, the same area and the same amount of ink, so colour, size, ink and panel position carry no information about the answer. Does the rotated, un-flipped copy of the reference shape lie in the left half of the row (panels 1 and 2) or the right half (panels 3 and 4)? Answer with exactly one of: left, right.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-chiral-match-panel-648b6426b3/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-chiral-match-panel-648b6426b3.json","detailSha256":"b8a3da13292c30ffe964412cb98f6a10301ebab50ba32027d6eb486d0ac1fd90"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-color-wire-match-search-575c55f908","title":"Color wire match search","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Which labeled panel has every dark wire joining two circles of the SAME color? At crossings, each wire continues straight. Panels A-D run left to right.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-color-wire-match-search-575c55f908/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-color-wire-match-search-575c55f908.json","detailSha256":"fecd4b8a4d70a1902e434eee1a411dbadb78395dc7a312dee0ae7af85a630060"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-all-lines-separate-search-560be3411c","title":"All lines separate search","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Each card contains a red dot, a blue dot, and three dark straight lines. Which labeled card has the two dots on opposite sides of every one of its three lines? 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Following the moves in order from the ringed start cell, how many distinct cells does the token occupy across all four panels? Count the start cell in panel 1 and every cell it lands on. Answer '1', '2', '3', or '4'.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-state-trajectory-coverage-449dcb509d/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-state-trajectory-coverage-449dcb509d.json","detailSha256":"8d8144287a89a970cb9eaa52850d87b33cd36123de9abc681be13be945ff96c8"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-state-terminal-mode-4961c30a15","title":"State terminal mode","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Luna","question":"Read P1 through P6 from left to right. For each label, count how often its P6 state appears in its own six-panel trajectory. Which label has the largest count? Answer A, B, C, or D.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-state-terminal-mode-4961c30a15/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-state-terminal-mode-4961c30a15.json","detailSha256":"c298183f85f1bb6f68ad070737981e4f8a55f330ae35b9a4255e7ba0702d4e78"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-deflector-drop-route-62f8fe46c5","title":"Deflector drop route","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The picture shows a board with seven columns, marked by seven faint vertical guide lines and by the seven grey chutes drawn in a row along the bottom. Number the columns and their chutes 1 to 7 from left to right. A blue ball is drawn above the board: the ball starts in the column whose guide line is nearest to the centre of the blue ball. On the board there are five levels of arrows, and the ball falls through the levels from top to bottom, as the grey arrow in the left margin shows. Each arrow is drawn in one column of one level; an orange arrow points right and a purple arrow points left. On each level, only the arrow standing in the ball's own column has any effect: that arrow pushes the ball one column in the direction it points, and the ball then falls on to the next level from its new column. Every other arrow on that level does nothing to this ball. If there is no arrow in the ball's column on a level, the ball falls straight down to the next level. No arrow in the picture would push the ball off the side of the board, and no arrow on a level can push the ball into another arrow of that same level, so at most one arrow acts per level. The arrows never move, and the ball is drawn only once, in its starting column; no later position of the ball is drawn anywhere. After the ball has fallen through all five levels, which numbered chute does it land in? Answer with a single number from 1 to 7, counting chutes from the left.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-deflector-drop-route-62f8fe46c5/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-deflector-drop-route-62f8fe46c5.json","detailSha256":"3ab9e0c7a8873ac1cc003f3f80491f2ea2e399ec6f0cd15b24677e73adc691bb"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-grid-axis-toggle-replay-37797a6c51","title":"Grid axis toggle replay","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Start with the marked lamp's shown state. Read the five cards from left to right. Each card's colored bar marks one whole row or column to flip; every lamp on that bar changes ON to OFF or OFF to ON. Is the marked lamp ON or OFF after all five flips?","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-grid-axis-toggle-replay-37797a6c51/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-grid-axis-toggle-replay-37797a6c51.json","detailSha256":"cb00cd12cc2f5adf4186d55119e4a782d0207787d9125466dd1a151f7c180057"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-cube-orientation-rolls-558d0d9363","title":"Cube orientation rolls","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"The diagram is an unfolded cube: the center square is initially TOP; its neighbors above, right, below, and left are the NORTH, EAST, SOUTH, and WEST faces, and the far lower square is BOTTOM. Read the roll cards from left to right: 1 pip means roll north, 2 east, 3 south, and 4 west. A north roll brings the south face to the top; an east roll brings the west face to the top (south and west are the inverse rolls). Which pip count is on TOP after every roll? Answer 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, or 6.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-cube-orientation-rolls-558d0d9363/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-cube-orientation-rolls-558d0d9363.json","detailSha256":"2da32d088af2be40a55f97e295173641ce450bea7c6c458014be026d39931922"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-shared-white-region-631bfa7ce6","title":"Shared white region","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"The image shows several closed black rings drawn on a white background. A ring seals off its own white pocket, and the white area outside all the rings is one further white region. Three small colored dots - one red, one green, one blue - are placed in the picture. Two dots are in the SAME white region when they sit in the same continuous white area (the same sealed pocket, or the same connected outside area), reachable from one to the other without crossing any black ring ink. Exactly two of the three dots lie in the same white region; the third lies in a different one. Which two colored dots are in the same white region? Answer with exactly one of red-green, red-blue, or green-blue.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-shared-white-region-631bfa7ce6/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-shared-white-region-631bfa7ce6.json","detailSha256":"c25664cb842305af4ddaa12da8a93d7a7d9cda0e94a81b358ea5f7c4f45b8629"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-bridge-link-selection-88e077f86e","title":"Bridge link selection","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Luna","question":"Which colored link is the only bridge in the network? 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Now imagine pulling one cord tight, keeping its own two pinned ends exactly where they are: the cord sweeps across the paper and, with nothing in its way, ends up lying along the straight line that joins those same two pinned ends. A peg gets in the way of that pull exactly when the peg lies inside the area shut in between that cord as it is drawn and the straight line joining that same cord's own two pinned ends; that straight line is not drawn in the picture. Pegs outside that shut-in area never get in the way, and the other two cords never get in the way. Exactly one of the three cords can be pulled completely straight with no peg in the way; each of the other two shuts at least one peg inside. Which cord can be pulled completely straight - red, green or blue?","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-taut-cord-pick-69695d121a/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-taut-cord-pick-69695d121a.json","detailSha256":"11724311222d7972505ca3b203ab19ca56a1e4118c650831d3f8967187325f93"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-common-enclosure-pair-515a17aeaf","title":"Common enclosure pair","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Black outlines are closed loops. A loop jointly encloses a colored pair when both same-colored dots are inside it. Which colored pair is jointly enclosed by exactly two black loops? 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Answer yes or no.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-removable-gate-connectivity-65dabbcae1/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-removable-gate-connectivity-65dabbcae1.json","detailSha256":"510867802dffc6c08454b56df87d0f7e4529820c47c57515826257464a80e471"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-farthest-terminal-on-path-61985a81f2","title":"Farthest terminal on path","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"Walking only along the blue line from the orange ring, which coloured dot -- red or green -- is farther away along the path? 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Where you sit in the picture does not matter, only what the wires connect. Exactly one of the blue, orange and purple junctions is passed through on the route from the green junction to the red junction. Which coloured junction is on that route? Answer blue, orange, or purple.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-route-required-node-691dd64560/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-route-required-node-691dd64560.json","detailSha256":"67b14d5d6b9437ff024826bf52c09122c22b873fd7d7683be1b6802c542f7abf"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-two-speed-rendezvous-checkpoint-37bf73fafe","title":"Two speed rendezvous checkpoint","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Two walkers start together at the green and red circles and move toward each other on the one dark chain. In each round, green moves two links while red moves one. Which colored checkpoint do they reach at the same time? A link is one dark segment between adjacent circles. Answer orange, purple, or blue.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-two-speed-rendezvous-checkpoint-37bf73fafe/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-two-speed-rendezvous-checkpoint-37bf73fafe.json","detailSha256":"61f29760ed67df26c490172b842f2c30fb41bc5c440225ef8b68e014e67bb238"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-two-route-terminal-6cbc646a86","title":"Two route terminal","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Each box is a separate network. In which box can green START reach the colored terminal by two routes that share no black link? Links meet only at circles and never cross. 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Answer with that candidate's marker color.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-seam-key-completion-correspondence-d51f30c3f0/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-seam-key-completion-correspondence-d51f30c3f0.json","detailSha256":"31591167ff697ee13624ee6dc18a23b91d40ca19943c6bd9e7d7a8316676d1b8"},{"id":"image-support-steered-bracket-cord-partner-bind-708ba17e27","title":"Bracket cord partner bind","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The picture shows one cream board carrying a single thin slate-grey cord. The cord runs as a staircase of straight horizontal and vertical runs from one corner of the board to the opposite corner; it never crosses or touches itself, and one of its two ends is capped by a solid black disc. Twelve small coloured squares, the BEADS, sit on the cord. Each bead is red, orange, green, teal, blue or purple, and colours repeat. Every bead is either SOLID, filled right through with its colour, or HOLLOW, with a small cream window cut out of its middle. Solid and hollow beads have exactly the same outline, size and colour area apart from that window, so only the window tells them apart. Walk along the cord starting from the black capped end and read the beads in the order you meet them. In that order the beads form a properly nested bracket word: a solid bead OPENS a group, a hollow bead CLOSES the group that was opened most recently and is still open, and every group is opened and closed exactly once. The cord is not laid out simply left to right or top to bottom - it contains a run that doubles back - so the order along the cord is not the order of the beads by position, and sorting the beads by row, by column, or by straight-line distance from the black cap gives a different and wrong reading. Exactly one solid bead is surrounded by a magenta square frame. The bead that closes it is always at least five beads further along the cord, so it is never the next hollow bead you meet, and it is never the last bead on the cord. Bead colours are chosen independently of the bracket structure, and the answer colour is always worn by more than one bead, so no colour, position, size, count or amount of ink identifies the answer on its own. Find the hollow bead that closes the framed solid bead. What is the colour of that hollow bead? Answer red, orange, green, teal, blue or purple.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-bracket-cord-partner-bind-708ba17e27/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-bracket-cord-partner-bind-708ba17e27.json","detailSha256":"6cdb8c83c3c71047928777dbee61b7ef8588e82ae007eb810d66e65f063da34f"},{"id":"image-support-steered-window-majority-seal-4d02555ca4","title":"Window majority seal","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"The gold-framed 5-by-5 mosaic is the source. Move a 3-by-3 window across every possible position, without wrapping. Each result tile is cyan when at least five of the nine source tiles in its window are cyan; otherwise it is cream. Keep the window positions as a 3-by-3 result. Which red, green, or blue tag marks the exact result?","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-window-majority-seal-4d02555ca4/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-window-majority-seal-4d02555ca4.json","detailSha256":"c710bf774aa3d3ad3d9c1982c6983fc72539cf70a69b2146cd615ecd2a94c478"},{"id":"image-support-steered-affine-beacon-correspondence-99473302c8","title":"Affine beacon correspondence","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"The circle, square, and triangle are matching landmarks. Imagine stretching or skewing the entire left landmark triangle until each shape lands on its matching shape at right; the magenta dot moves with that same whole-triangle warp. Which colored dot is where the magenta dot lands? Answer amber, cyan, or violet.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-affine-beacon-correspondence-99473302c8/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-affine-beacon-correspondence-99473302c8.json","detailSha256":"3767a21dc6f1bc049c32e70999c8723662c973b74b271062577bf6584de5058f"},{"id":"image-support-steered-route-checkpoint-order-998aa37864","title":"Route checkpoint order","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Luna","question":"Following the arrow from the purple start marker to the gray terminal cap, which checkpoint comes first: orange or teal? 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Only the horizontal extent of each black bar matters: a vertical line crosses a black bar when it passes through the columns that bar covers, and the level a bar sits on is irrelevant. Imagine sliding a single vertical line all the way across the sheet and, at every position, counting how many of the six black bars it crosses. What is the largest count reached at any position? Answer with a single whole number: 1, 2, or 3.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-column-stack-depth-a054a9bd67/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-column-stack-depth-a054a9bd67.json","detailSha256":"49a5d990e64ec84892c7b0a639ae7c47c44bbc82e5898c6d13e537d1c6cc7f40"},{"id":"image-support-steered-trace-arc-length-balance-4748a20fb5","title":"Trace arc length balance","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Does more of the cyan trace's arc length lie above or below the dashed gray reference line? Answer above or below.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-trace-arc-length-balance-4748a20fb5/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-trace-arc-length-balance-4748a20fb5.json","detailSha256":"e5d955e9bb225ce98501c610680c505081a7de43e9657a8aa6e1d3e7d14ee577"},{"id":"image-support-steered-strata-boundary-variation-67c72af07c","title":"Strata boundary variation","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"The filled colored stratum has equal-width steps. Moving left to right, add the absolute heights of every vertical jump along the top edge, and separately along the bottom edge; horizontal runs do not count. Which total is greater: TOP or BOTTOM?","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-strata-boundary-variation-67c72af07c/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-strata-boundary-variation-67c72af07c.json","detailSha256":"3f7be63afd12a231325b254cf0c2ad9cc907b8f0a9cd6ae62c2f9b0ceb94277d"},{"id":"image-support-steered-stop-sign-side-count-a99443a351","title":"Stop sign side count","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"Luna","question":"How many sides does the visible STOP sign have? Answer with a whole number.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-stop-sign-side-count-a99443a351/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-stop-sign-side-count-a99443a351.json","detailSha256":"3face61fb943918bc53ee3ee1442b1c300e2e033decffff7a1069985865072d1"},{"id":"image-support-steered-drop-tip-bearing-fa3509deb4","title":"Drop tip bearing","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"Opus 5","question":"This picture shows one solid coloured blob shaped like a falling drop: a round body with exactly one drawn-out pointed tip, filled in a single colour with no holes. The tip points closer to one of the four edges of the picture -- top, bottom, left or right -- than to any corner. A short grey bar and a few small grey specks are drawn well away from the drop; they are decoration only, and where they lie tells you nothing about which way the drop's tip points. Which edge of the picture does the drop's tip point toward? Answer with exactly one of: top, bottom, left, right.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-drop-tip-bearing-fa3509deb4/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-drop-tip-bearing-fa3509deb4.json","detailSha256":"983a8aac9109c899c855f47e05f7d5ddaa298fdda69e2b42851b41710527659e"},{"id":"image-support-steered-anaglyph-lens-order-4e477f7f37","title":"Anaglyph lens order","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Are the two colored lenses in standard anaglyph order: red on the left and cyan on the right? Judge the visible lens colors only. Answer yes or no.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-anaglyph-lens-order-4e477f7f37/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-anaglyph-lens-order-4e477f7f37.json","detailSha256":"96509344bc37e90911b5ee63ef746ea0e4673ebfe03cb9c096d72e20a7e5b670"},{"id":"image-support-steered-butterfly-spot-order-63b682c77d","title":"Butterfly spot order","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Reading the four colored spots from top to bottom on each butterfly wing, is the color order the same on both wings? Answer yes or no.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-butterfly-spot-order-63b682c77d/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-butterfly-spot-order-63b682c77d.json","detailSha256":"e996009a0f946c6a44d4828806930a88e4ee4fc33a093c6b41ebe573cc9e7164"},{"id":"image-support-steered-serpentine-strip-reassembly-b746701d68","title":"Serpentine strip reassembly","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Luna","question":"Start at the green cap, reassemble the four route panels left-to-right onto one baseline, and read the resulting strip. Is it A) a wave or B) a fork? Answer A or B.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-serpentine-strip-reassembly-b746701d68/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-serpentine-strip-reassembly-b746701d68.json","detailSha256":"84188f58ccdb9949eb5afcbc621d8f08fe6570f8b438b0b24ade100bfa18ecfe"},{"id":"image-support-steered-tally-sort-reveal-a423720df7","title":"Tally sort reveal","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Opus 5","question":"This picture shows one square panel with a dark border. Inside the border is a seven-row, seven-column field of equal square cells; each cell is either dark or pale, and exactly thirteen cells are dark in every picture. Just to the left of the panel, separated from it and from one another by background, float seven dark tally bars, one beside each panel row and vertically centred on that row. The seven bars all have different lengths. A few small clutter marks - little squares, diamonds and narrow upright rules - lie elsewhere on the background, never beside the panel rows, and carry no evidence. Carry out this operation. Keeping each panel row's seven cells together and in their left-to-right order, reorder the seven rows by the length of the bar beside them: the row whose bar is shortest becomes the top row, the row whose bar is next shortest becomes the second row, and so on down to the row with the longest bar, which becomes the bottom row. The rows are never moved sideways and no cell changes colour. The reordered dark cells always form exactly one of six symbols on the seven-by-seven field. 'cross' is a full centre row crossing a full centre column. 'tee' is a full top row with a full centre column hanging from it. 'zigzag' is a flat bar near the top and a flat bar lower down, joined by a short diagonal that runs from the upper bar down and to the left. 'corners' is four separated two-by-two-style corner elbows, one in each corner, with a single dark cell at the centre. 'stripes' is three separated flat bars, one above another, with two empty rows between neighbouring bars. 'columns' is three separated upright bars of equal height with a single dark cell below the middle one. The symbol is never drawn in the picture as it stands: the panel alone shows the seven rows in a scrambled order and settles nothing, and the bars alone give only an order and carry no cell of the symbol, so the panel and the separated gutter must both be read. Which symbol do the reordered dark cells form? Answer with exactly one of: columns, corners, cross, stripes, tee, zigzag.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-tally-sort-reveal-a423720df7/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-tally-sort-reveal-a423720df7.json","detailSha256":"939699b3e6a5b73aed141bbcf25ba6bbe649e8221968997dc64be80051f417c6"},{"id":"image-support-steered-tip-to-tail-resultant-4c5b1c2a53","title":"Tip to tail resultant","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Move the teal arrow without rotating it until its tail touches the amber arrow's tip. Draw one straight arrow from the amber tail to the moved teal tip. Which way does that resulting arrow point: up, right, down, or left?","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-tip-to-tail-resultant-4c5b1c2a53/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-tip-to-tail-resultant-4c5b1c2a53.json","detailSha256":"26e4da9313c7f9766674fc6602c24db3e128b9619df8c3b84fe5967cf4b57f5b"},{"id":"image-support-steered-antipodal-midpoint-fold-5be5728282","title":"Antipodal midpoint fold","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Start at the red ring and follow the one connected dark thread to the gold triangle. Ignore the pale background dots. Read its eighteen cyan beads in travel order. Pair first with last, second with next-to-last, and so on. Replace each pair by the exact midpoint of its bead centers and connect the nine midpoints in first-half order. Ignoring only position, rotation, and uniform size, which path is closest: chevron, zigzag, or hook? Chevron means four equal diagonal steps to one tip then four away; zigzag means eight advancing diagonal steps alternating sides; hook means six equal straight steps then two equal right-angle steps. Answer ambiguous only if the two closest paths tie.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-antipodal-midpoint-fold-5be5728282/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-antipodal-midpoint-fold-5be5728282.json","detailSha256":"1d4eb7d1ee112692bf67b67e3be33300d38289f4cba9cfe6c52f1c59114875cd"},{"id":"image-support-steered-paired-window-clearance-fea2624d6f","title":"Paired window clearance","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"Luna","question":"Which colored plaque has the smaller top clearance around its window: amber or teal? Answer amber or teal.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-paired-window-clearance-fea2624d6f/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-paired-window-clearance-fea2624d6f.json","detailSha256":"c86b55e6f10ced4e1c5cd490b36e31f2592d6da4984ad88fc76af210482d41df"},{"id":"image-support-steered-stripe-phase-wedge-f855fde80f","title":"Stripe phase wedge","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The picture shows exactly one pale card on a light page, and the card is filled with straight dark bars. Every pale grey blob outside the card is background clutter and must be ignored. All bars have the same dark colour and the same thickness, they all run in the same direction, and they are spaced by one constant pitch, where a pitch means the distance from one bar to the next bar; so colour, thickness, bar count, card position, card size and the total amount of dark ink say nothing about the answer. Somewhere inside the card there is exactly one triangular patch in which the bars are shifted sideways, across the bars, by exactly half a pitch, so that inside the patch the bars sit in the gaps of the bars outside it. Nothing else marks that patch: it has no outline, no colour of its own and no extra ink, and it can be seen only where the bars fail to line up along its border. The patch is a triangle with two equal sides, so it has one straight side, its base, and one opposite corner, its tip, and the tip points straight up, straight down, straight left or straight right on the page. Report the direction in which the tip of the patch points. Answer unclear if the patch is too small to read, that is if either its base or its depth from base to tip spans fewer than about four pitches. Which way does the tip of the shifted patch point: up, down, left, right, or unclear?","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-stripe-phase-wedge-f855fde80f/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-stripe-phase-wedge-f855fde80f.json","detailSha256":"f2c0dd59be53d2c5ee9c27932b5c467be792a15159e5153fbf9eb1be70259109"},{"id":"image-support-steered-diagonal-quadrant-balance-51aed8bc0b","title":"Diagonal quadrant balance","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"The connected island contains exactly 84 equal colored squares. Around the black cross, which opposite quadrant pair contains more colored area: rising (lower-left plus upper-right) or falling (upper-left plus lower-right)? Answer rising or falling.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-diagonal-quadrant-balance-51aed8bc0b/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-diagonal-quadrant-balance-51aed8bc0b.json","detailSha256":"373f7e798cdf015cd8eb2c2b9cb06301a414fe357c19f0fffb07624d82387538"},{"id":"image-support-steered-convergent-ring-gaps-78078d1d2d","title":"Convergent ring gaps","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Four separate broken rings form a quartet. Do all four open gaps face the common center of the quartet? 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The squares of both rows of a clip stand on the same eight evenly spaced column positions of that clip, so every square of the lower row sits directly below one column position of the upper row. Each of the eight columns of a clip therefore holds one square, two squares stacked one above the other, or no square at all: a column is covered once when exactly one of the clip's two rows has a square there, covered twice when both rows have a square there, and left bare when neither row has one. Every clip contains exactly eight squares in total, so the four clips carry exactly the same amount of ink and the same number of squares, and counting squares can never name a clip. Exactly one clip has all eight of its columns covered exactly once. Every other clip has at least one doubly covered column and exactly as many bare columns as doubly covered ones. Both rows of a clip must be read together: one row on its own never decides anything, and the leftmost and the rightmost column of every clip, including the losing ones, are always covered exactly once. The ink colours, which row of a clip holds more squares, the small sideways and up-and-down shifts of the clips, where the cluster sits on the page, and the tiny isolated specks dotted about the background all carry no information. Which clip of the cluster has every one of its eight columns covered by exactly one square? Answer with one of: upper-left, upper-right, lower-left, lower-right.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-column-cover-clip-search-aaf33d26f8/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-column-cover-clip-search-aaf33d26f8.json","detailSha256":"47fe480b04c0754468b3e304e250c9d218f352c655d0421aed3ba3ba7c667147"},{"id":"image-support-steered-same-turn-route-search-32ce2db482","title":"Same turn route search","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Start at each cyan dot and follow its black route to the colored dot. Which route turns the same way at every square corner—always left or always right? Answer red, gold, violet, or green.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-same-turn-route-search-32ce2db482/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-same-turn-route-search-32ce2db482.json","detailSha256":"4013b4cda3073f78d15fd83270dd6204a307eb88491037fa291287d1eacc45fc"},{"id":"image-support-steered-domino-cover-search-68f7a4f3ec","title":"Domino cover search","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Each color forms one connected island of 16 equal square cells on its own five-by-five lattice. A domino covers exactly two cells that share a full edge. Which color's island can be completely covered by eight non-overlapping dominoes, with no cell left over? Exactly one can. Answer red, blue, green, or purple.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-domino-cover-search-68f7a4f3ec/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-domino-cover-search-68f7a4f3ec.json","detailSha256":"d5d39bc187cf34e128842decd6d5be30630ec7fedaa9e872ac1ea964d86e73ea"},{"id":"image-support-steered-state-split-identity-94a8ce70d5","title":"State split identity","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Luna","question":"The left panel is the initial snapshot and the right panel is the final snapshot. Matching outer disk colors identify the same token across panels; the ring marks the initial token. In the final panel, badge colors mean gold A, orange B, green C, and blue D. Which state badge does the initially ringed token carry? Answer A, B, C, or D.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-state-split-identity-94a8ce70d5/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-state-split-identity-94a8ce70d5.json","detailSha256":"3483a700529d7ec80f8f3b7d40ba39e18a110ff18716b4f60f36e77a9f2ab964"},{"id":"image-support-steered-crest-watermark-trail-a05ca3715e","title":"Crest watermark trail","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Opus 5","question":"Somewhere in this picture there is one thin grey trail: a single line of constant width that zigzags along but never branches, never crosses itself and never touches itself. One end of the trail carries a solid black round bead and the other end carries a solid black square block. The walk starts at the round bead and follows the trail all the way to the square block. Small coloured triangles sit directly on the trail, each coloured red, green, blue or purple. A triangle whose point aims upwards adds one to a running count, and a triangle whose point aims downwards takes one away from it. The count is zero at the bead, it changes only when the walk meets a triangle, and it is allowed to fall below zero. Exactly one triangle on the trail is the place where the running count reaches its highest value. Only the order of the triangles along the trail matters, not how far apart they are and not where they sit on the canvas. The trail may lie anywhere in the picture, and every pale grey shape lying off the trail is inert decoration. What colour is the triangle at which the running count reaches its highest value? Answer with one of red, green, blue or purple.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-crest-watermark-trail-a05ca3715e/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-crest-watermark-trail-a05ca3715e.json","detailSha256":"5e6f6c88c1b017f08a936e2e37ac9bcb94f5c9fd4a6f35daddc0e2f25b5fe90d"},{"id":"image-support-steered-relay-ribbon-replay-30338a01e5","title":"Relay ribbon replay","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"The bead begins in the color shown at the ribbon's round start. Follow the connected ribbon toward its arrow tip. Each cyan span advances red to green to blue to red; each violet span swaps red and blue while green stays green. 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Ignore pale corner marks.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-branch-path-membership-b9435908ad/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-branch-path-membership-b9435908ad.json","detailSha256":"b50f52634fc503e2967eb60d80c397efcd00009a995a020912cc0e45ac828845"},{"id":"image-support-steered-strand-break-loop-match-93a1729148","title":"Strand break loop match","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Opus 5","question":"This page shows two black figures far apart, one on each side, together with grey decorations. Grey never counts. One black figure is a strand that snakes back and forth; a few visible gaps are cut right through it, so it falls into separate pieces, and two parts belong to the same piece only when black ink joins them along the strand. The other black figure is a frame of two long rails crossed by several bars; a bar that reaches both rails closes off a white loop, while a bar that stops short of the far rail closes nothing, so the number of loops is the number of white areas the frame surrounds completely. Count the pieces of the strand and the loops of the frame. Which side of the page each figure sits on, figure size, bar count, gap positions and total ink are all irrelevant. Does the strand have exactly as many pieces as the frame has loops? Answer yes or no.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-strand-break-loop-match-93a1729148/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-strand-break-loop-match-93a1729148.json","detailSha256":"2ad7833ce1a00eb9cecaf3cab1faa18a8e79e487f6e424c4e3b2a73b64406af4"},{"id":"image-support-steered-double-courtyard-seam-3ad39d73af","title":"Double courtyard seam","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Which colored wall segment—cyan or orange—shares an edge with two different enclosed white courtyards? 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Answer yes or no.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-pocket-merger-patch-ad38d50c67/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-pocket-merger-patch-ad38d50c67.json","detailSha256":"f5dce80eedaf7e65ca5bfe9cfbe91570e3e0309f44d560382e29c20b83f46962"},{"id":"image-support-steered-cycle-rank-terminal-d3bc8f8bf5","title":"Cycle rank terminal","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"Luna","question":"Two disconnected route networks are shown. Each has a green start and one terminal, amber or violet. Which terminal is attached to the network with more independent loops? Count enclosed route cycles in each network; answer amber or violet. 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Each orange square lies on your left hand or on your right hand as you pass it, judged against the direction you are walking along the piece of wire that that square sits beside. Do you pass more orange squares on your left or more on your right? Answer left or right.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-snake-side-tally-b2ee1645b3/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-snake-side-tally-b2ee1645b3.json","detailSha256":"1ee6e81ad7b739b14e04e7d177fc33500e0e734f47c36c4558aa9a21da07c2bd"},{"id":"image-support-steered-checkpoint-span-comparison-3ebdc65fc8","title":"Checkpoint span comparison","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Trace the navy route. 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How many true partners are there: zero, one, two, or three?","image":"static/questions/model-feedback-tabbed-partner-match-607d145676/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/model-feedback-tabbed-partner-match-607d145676.json","detailSha256":"bb4e00d4e111f8fe15227597d5285e33f2bba25571f35888eee2a3c85bcef147"},{"id":"model-feedback-dual-register-branch-3d7bc489cc","title":"Dual register branch","experiment":"model-feedback","experimentLabel":"Model-feedback-steered generation","profile":null,"generator":"Luna","question":"Start with the ordered pair in START. The color cycle is amber → cyan → violet → amber. Read the seven COMMAND cards left to right. Each card has a color and a + or − sign. If its color matches the left register, move the right register one step in the signed direction; otherwise move the left register one step in the opposite direction. Carry both registers forward. Which two-letter code is active after command 7? Answer with the code from the key.","image":"static/questions/model-feedback-dual-register-branch-3d7bc489cc/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/model-feedback-dual-register-branch-3d7bc489cc.json","detailSha256":"d1a5fc59cb724eff72a120cb05e92de8cb4f46d426c124fa08e6969c899b6545"},{"id":"model-feedback-pan-balance-makeweight-41d188e726","title":"Pan balance makeweight","experiment":"model-feedback","experimentLabel":"Model-feedback-steered generation","profile":null,"generator":"Opus 5","question":"The two rows at the top are equalities: the black shapes left of a double bar are worth exactly the circles to its right, and a circle is worth one. Neither row prices a shape on its own, so use both together to find what a triangle and a square are worth. The two gray pans are not worth the same. Exactly one colored purse holds shapes worth exactly the difference between the pans, so adding it to the lighter pan would balance them. Which purse is it? 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A bar's value is its length divided by the length of the unit ruler in its own panel. The four values in the lower panel are exactly the four values in the upper panel, so each gray bar has one matching colored bar. The small black square in the left margin of the lower panel marks one gray bar. Which colored bar has the same value as the marked gray bar? Answer with one word: red, blue, green, or orange.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-unit-rescaled-bar-value-binding-6b339976f1/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-unit-rescaled-bar-value-binding-6b339976f1.json","detailSha256":"e4da3cb2346a71e55d76e09f3628048f06f9f6bfa3cdbfe57017218e5751ad76"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-overlap-membership-match-53654b3dbf","title":"Overlap membership match","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"The top card is the REFERENCE. Every card has one dot of each color and two overlapping regions: a blue circle and a purple rectangle. A dot's pattern is whether its center is inside or outside each region. Which colored border marks the bottom card where all four dot colors have exactly the same circle-and-rectangle membership pattern as the reference? 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Choose A or B; quarantine ties, near ties, or unclear box plots.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-box-whisker-asymmetry-858db78df5/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-box-whisker-asymmetry-858db78df5.json","detailSha256":"18d95bdcf4dd4bce45037c215f12d0c866eb489da45ad13f836f69392e23a08c"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-slope-extension-finish-4dc9140a92","title":"Slope extension finish","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The picture shows four straight coloured segments, one red, one green, one blue and one orange, and a single solid black vertical line near the right-hand edge which is the FINISH LINE. Every coloured segment stops well short of the finish line and never touches it. Continue each segment to the right as a straight line, keeping exactly its own slope, until it meets the finish line; the row where it meets the finish line is that colour's ARRIVAL HEIGHT, and a smaller row, that is a point nearer the top of the picture, counts as HIGHER. All four extensions arrive inside the picture. The four drawn segments never cross and never touch one another, so their drawn top-to-bottom order is the same everywhere they are inked; that drawn order is NOT the answer, because a lower segment that rises more steeply can arrive above a higher one. Segment length, how far right a segment reaches, and which segment is drawn highest are all uninformative. The pale grey dashed horizontal lines and the black horizontal rail along the bottom are decoration and carry no information. Which colour arrives highest on the finish line? Answer red, green, blue or orange.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-slope-extension-finish-4dc9140a92/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-slope-extension-finish-4dc9140a92.json","detailSha256":"759586a5e5daab4fc2e597f3e130483283fdb593166990ba14e1e070500259d5"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-checkpoint-rms-deviation-46709d3aee","title":"Checkpoint rms deviation","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Which color's five circular checkpoints have the largest root-mean-square vertical deviation from the magenta dashed baseline? Square the five vertical distances, average them, and take the square root. 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Two neighbouring black keys belong to the same group when the strip of pale keyboard between them is narrow; a gap more than twice as wide as the narrowest gap in this image separates one group from the next group. The number of groups, the number of black keys in each group, the width and height of the black keys, the width of the pale keys, the ink colour and the position of the keyboard on the page all change from image to image, and the keyboard drawn here need not follow the two-and-three grouping of a real piano. Read only what is painted in this image and do not answer from what a piano keyboard normally looks like. The leftmost group is the group of black keys nearest the left edge of the page. How many black keys are in the leftmost group? Answer with exactly one of the integers 1, 2, 3, or 4.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-keyboard-black-group-8ddec97c56/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-keyboard-black-group-8ddec97c56.json","detailSha256":"d8a4df343dc830a3eb33a4a346ca7fcda7ceae91db77ef5e75bb29908a49b117"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-usb-plug-contact-count-2cfb43d584","title":"Usb plug contact count","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"How many separate gold contact pads are visible inside the USB plug? Count each disconnected gold rectangle once. 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Undo the declared coding by comparing the two panels cell by cell: a cell belongs to the symbol wherever both panels are the SAME shade (both dark or both light). Those agreeing cells trace a single abstract symbol, either a filled circle (A) or a filled square (B). Which symbol appears, A or B? Answer A or B.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-binocular-consensus-reveal-5ee47edd64/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-binocular-consensus-reveal-5ee47edd64.json","detailSha256":"886342fd3d952b831ddd2b6676b7c2e029cbee7f76f641a5e7d7c9be077d542f"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-transpose-overlay-symbol-785ff27bd3","title":"Transpose overlay symbol","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Luna","question":"Find the red-marked reference panel and the blue-marked recording panel. 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In the stack, mark a cell when it is filled in an odd number of the three panels (that is, in exactly one or in all three), and leave it blank when it is filled in an even number of them (that is, in none or in exactly two). The marked cells of the stack form a shape that most closely matches one of these five symbols: arrow, chevron, ell, hourglass, ring. Which symbol is it? 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Choose: yes, no.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-concyclic-consistency-475c77316e/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-concyclic-consistency-475c77316e.json","detailSha256":"56a0e1b0222adf310b9b0065f03b953f4fa05a08b655fc02849d3f56f70af228"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-unique-spacing-constellation-5847b4378f","title":"Unique spacing constellation","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"Luna","question":"Which color's dots have the fewest repeated pairwise center distances? Treat two distances within 3 pixels as the same; compare the whole constellation and answer red, blue, or green.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-unique-spacing-constellation-5847b4378f/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-unique-spacing-constellation-5847b4378f.json","detailSha256":"916b0fb5c5a43d19019e462416cf801dcddf1ae6eb01ca6d7efc2de5ca693878"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-even-spacing-panel-6a76f9b6d9","title":"Even spacing panel","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The picture shows three square panels side by side on a plain background. Each panel is outlined by a frame of its own colour - one red frame, one green frame and one blue frame - and the frames are placed left to right in no fixed order. Inside every panel sit small round dots. Every dot in the picture is the same size and the same dark grey, no dot touches another dot, and each of the three panels contains exactly the same number of dots, so the panels use exactly the same amount of ink and differ only in where their dots sit. In exactly one panel the dots are spread evenly: each dot keeps roughly the same distance from its closest neighbour, so that panel shows no tight clump of dots and no wide empty patch. In each of the other two panels the dots are spread unevenly, gathering into crowded groups with bare ground between them. Judge a panel by the typical distance from a dot to its nearest neighbour: the evenly spread panel is the one where that typical nearest-neighbour distance is the largest, because its dots share the panel instead of huddling. The frame colours, the left-to-right order of the panels, the number of dots, the size of the dots and the total amount of ink carry no information about the answer. Which frame colour surrounds the panel whose dots are spread evenly? Answer red, green or blue.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-even-spacing-panel-6a76f9b6d9/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-even-spacing-panel-6a76f9b6d9.json","detailSha256":"2abed0735cd20202c461a6f7ba104dea8002dff9e3c8c5f3fea0951b9db8a304"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-paired-constellation-chirality-36b6bf6433","title":"Paired constellation chirality","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"The black dots form two separated constellations, one on each side of the gray divider. Ignoring position, rotation, and uniform size, is the right constellation a rotated copy or a mirror copy of the left? Answer rotated or mirrored.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-paired-constellation-chirality-36b6bf6433/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-paired-constellation-chirality-36b6bf6433.json","detailSha256":"5d71501049d9f436daa083b6517981520e3b5ac4260b6c1f1e8950ac3b4db705"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-constellation-balance-point-6b21941d70","title":"Constellation balance point","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Treat every dark dot center as one equal weight. Average all horizontal center positions and, separately, all vertical center positions. Which colored ring is centered at that balance point? The rings are candidates, not weights; ring size does not count. Answer red, blue, green, or orange.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-constellation-balance-point-6b21941d70/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-constellation-balance-point-6b21941d70.json","detailSha256":"a7e1f76806705a9afd18dfafcb0fc12ef171790d36b69b27d18036c613b91bd8"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-eccentric-dot-oddball-62b15e4c28","title":"Eccentric dot oddball","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"The image is divided by thin lines into four quadrants: top-left, top-right, bottom-left, and bottom-right. Each quadrant contains one light-gray filled disk with a small dark dot at the disk's center. Exactly one of the four disks has its dark dot displaced clearly away from the center (off-center); the other three disks have their dot exactly at the disk center. Which quadrant contains the disk whose dark dot is off-center? Answer with the quadrant name.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-eccentric-dot-oddball-62b15e4c28/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-eccentric-dot-oddball-62b15e4c28.json","detailSha256":"fca5087a02b4a898f243216260f2f5b0d3a13ee071c4e21f4a6f88ed32d2398e"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-curvature-reversal-panel-search-8c6ee4efad","title":"Curvature reversal panel search","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"Luna","question":"The image shows four equal panels labeled A, B, C, and D. Each panel contains one dark open stroke with the same width and endpoint span. Trace each stroke from either endpoint: a curvature reversal is present when the centerline bends consistently one way and then consistently the other way, producing one S-bend. Which labeled panel contains the only stroke with a curvature reversal? Ignore labels, location, color, and stroke length; inspect every panel and answer A, B, C, or D. A unique one-reversal score separates the correct panel from the runner-up.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-curvature-reversal-panel-search-8c6ee4efad/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-curvature-reversal-panel-search-8c6ee4efad.json","detailSha256":"dcbcdec6b3bb70a013c079aa891dcd6306d724da2ffcf5fb58dda6e1d9320946"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-occluded-rod-join-panel-64e0f54ea5","title":"Occluded rod join panel","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"Opus 5","question":"Two straight dark gray lines split this image into four equal quadrants. Each quadrant contains one wide vertical gray band and exactly one coloured rod that runs behind that band, so only the rod's left piece and its right piece are visible; the light gray squares are scatter and belong to no rod. In exactly one quadrant the two visible pieces are the two ends of a single straight rod, so the left piece's centre line continues exactly into the right piece. In every other quadrant the right piece is shifted parallel to that continuation or hinged away from it, and its centre line departs from the continuation by at least nine pixels on average. Inside a quadrant both pieces always share one colour and one thickness, so colour and thickness never mark the answer, and rod colour, rod thickness, rod tilt, band width, band position, rod height, the number of gray squares and the amount of ink in a quadrant carry no information about which rod is the straight one. Which quadrant holds the rod whose two pieces continue straight through the band? Answer with exactly one of: top-left, top-right, bottom-left, bottom-right.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-occluded-rod-join-panel-64e0f54ea5/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-occluded-rod-join-panel-64e0f54ea5.json","detailSha256":"1e9f99d33e321d20582dcf85f1b5f7fb374ced52a7ab06c1dd03791e717cc66d"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-dual-route-terminals-search-648bfde4ac","title":"Dual route terminals search","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Which labeled panel has two routes from the MAGENTA circle to the AMBER circle that share no gray circle or dark link except the two colored endpoints? A-D run left to right.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-dual-route-terminals-search-648bfde4ac/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-dual-route-terminals-search-648bfde4ac.json","detailSha256":"53bce0440031814677d840e27b19b25eb2b3a34999f84b5462a5db07691af244"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-equal-angular-spacing-search-5fa0b307e4","title":"Equal angular spacing search","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Each labeled panel has six colored dots around a smaller colored center. Which panel has all six neighboring angular gaps equal? Answer A, B, C, or D.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-equal-angular-spacing-search-5fa0b307e4/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-equal-angular-spacing-search-5fa0b307e4.json","detailSha256":"14865287f048ec3c02fcf43df42729b628c84cc5ef216f7c2a74344cecc18f9e"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-state-edge-latch-48a758c663","title":"State edge latch","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"A vertical timeline of five panels reads top to bottom. Each panel shows a single horizontal signal bar that is either ON (filled dark) or OFF (empty). A magenta ring beside the first (top) panel marks a bit whose starting state is shown there: a filled interior means the bit starts ON, an empty interior means it starts OFF. The bit's state changes only when the signal makes a rising edge, meaning the signal is OFF in one panel and ON in the next panel; otherwise the bit keeps its current state. Reading the panels in order, what is the final state of the ringed bit at the last (bottom) panel? Answer 'ON' or 'OFF'.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-state-edge-latch-48a758c663/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-state-edge-latch-48a758c663.json","detailSha256":"0ec99fc9eef06e8d6961c0fa0f5f973329f740a465bbacc9ef1539e89d094cdf"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-rarest-state-occupant-4a2464c3eb","title":"Rarest state occupant","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Luna","question":"Read panels P1 through P6 left to right. Each panel has five shuffled labels and a LOW/MID/HIGH STATE KEY. Exactly one state occurs once in each panel. Which label occupies that singleton state in the greatest number of panels? Answer A, B, C, D, or E.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-rarest-state-occupant-4a2464c3eb/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-rarest-state-occupant-4a2464c3eb.json","detailSha256":"a0b15b733a624dc53ba2b0f801cb6933d38ead90370d27690872cf18058eaea9"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-carry-counter-replay-65ee5284cf","title":"Carry counter replay","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The picture shows four counters standing side by side. Each counter is a column of four square cells and a coloured bar at the top; the four top bars are red, blue, green and orange, and the top bar is that counter's colour. A counter's reading is how many of its cells are shaded dark; cells shade from the bottom upwards, so a counter reads 0, 1, 2, 3 or 4. The columns as drawn show every counter's starting reading. Below the counters is a row of white cards, and the grey arrow says to apply them one at a time from left to right. Each card carries a coloured square naming the counter it acts on, which is the counter whose top bar has that same colour, and one, two or three black dots giving how many steps that card applies to that counter. One step works like this: if the named counter is not already full, one more of its cells becomes shaded, so its reading goes up by one; but if the named counter is already full, that is, all four of its cells are shaded, then instead every one of its cells is cleared so it reads 0 and one single step is passed to the counter immediately to its left, and that step then follows this very same rule on that neighbour, which may in turn clear and pass a step further left. A step passed leftwards out of the leftmost counter is simply discarded. Counters keep their colour and their place throughout, and a card affects only the counter it names and any counters reached by passed steps. The magenta ring below the counters marks the queried counter. After all the cards have been applied in order, what is the reading of the queried counter, that is, how many of its cells are shaded? Answer with one of: 0, 1, 2, 3, 4.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-carry-counter-replay-65ee5284cf/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-carry-counter-replay-65ee5284cf.json","detailSha256":"8be4927e5e47987c4659f243ab21a321aa324457923d764cc9ee090eb0b0a968"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-ripple-carry-replay-377991641f","title":"Ripple carry replay","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"The four lamps start as shown. Read the ADVANCE cards left to right. A card flips its dot-numbered lamp. If that lamp flips from ON to OFF, carry one lamp to the right and flip it too; keep carrying rightward after every ON-to-OFF flip, and stop after an OFF-to-ON flip or after lamp 4. Is the ringed lamp ON or OFF at the end?","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-ripple-carry-replay-377991641f/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-ripple-carry-replay-377991641f.json","detailSha256":"5d79ca7c056e68ea65d5b1562b65113ecfc8c4d28aa53cb5fa685e4aece20292"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-alphabetic-comparator-replay-5b25552239","title":"Alphabetic comparator replay","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Four letter tiles start in the shown numbered slots. Read the six cards from left to right. One, two, or three purple dots selects slots 1-2, 2-3, or 3-4. The orange arrow points to the side that must hold the alphabetically later tile. Swap the selected tiles only if needed to satisfy that arrow; otherwise do nothing. Which letter finishes in the red-ringed slot? Answer A, B, C, or D.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-alphabetic-comparator-replay-5b25552239/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-alphabetic-comparator-replay-5b25552239.json","detailSha256":"7df737020e20c8f442f1e2b5a35b136ed04dc6bc41786ed8d1491f470bca1b1a"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-adjacent-regions-715dc7504d","title":"Adjacent regions","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"The image shows three filled colored regions on a white background: one red, one green, and one blue. Each region is a closed area of the same size. A pair of regions is ADJACENT when their boundaries meet, meaning their filled areas touch (the two regions share a boundary). The other two pairs are separated by a clear white gap. Exactly one pair of the three regions is adjacent. Which one pair of regions is adjacent (shares a boundary)? Answer with exactly one of red-blue, red-green, or green-blue.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-adjacent-regions-715dc7504d/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-adjacent-regions-715dc7504d.json","detailSha256":"f516bddf449237f09521d9b03ca16399b7cd1ee7afe114a64dcfb5bb1b3c8b57"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-red-component-count-9ecc4eed1d","title":"Red component count","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Luna","question":"How many separate red regions are visible? Count edge-connected pixels as one region. Answer 1, 2, or 3.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-red-component-count-9ecc4eed1d/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-red-component-count-9ecc4eed1d.json","detailSha256":"af391f57e0e3a2df20c789d0a56368908f1a44c97a21b4da6351079b3c5ad7b6"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-wall-hop-nearest-6b3d7f5046","title":"Wall hop nearest","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The picture shows white paper with several closed black rings drawn on it. No two rings touch or cross: any two rings are either one completely inside the other or completely apart. Four coloured dots - green, red, blue and orange - are painted flat on the paper, and no dot touches a ring. A journey from one dot to another may run anywhere on the paper, in any shape, and it costs one crossing each time it steps over a black ring; the cost between two dots is the smallest total any journey between them can have. No coloured dot shares a white area with the green dot, so all three costs from the green dot are at least one, and the three costs are all different from each other. Which dot costs the fewest crossings to reach from the green dot: red, blue or orange?","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-wall-hop-nearest-6b3d7f5046/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-wall-hop-nearest-6b3d7f5046.json","detailSha256":"f8eada574ac956b785db17ac5505113db99115a0d7f37474ae3615a1e0a026f7"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-switchyard-color-cut-607228e499","title":"Switchyard color cut","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"All paths are thick links. Imagine removing every orange link. Which colored station can still reach the black station using only the remaining gray links? Answer red, green, or blue.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-switchyard-color-cut-607228e499/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-switchyard-color-cut-607228e499.json","detailSha256":"59acc0665409a8cec366a9a08c429f713d18f5e767a88c73f2d56f2165e33981"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-chamber-door-cycle-65e66513fc","title":"Chamber door cycle","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"The map contains 16 enclosed white rooms and exactly 12 orange doorways. Each orange doorway links the two rooms on its long sides. Dark walls block travel, and rooms touching only at a corner are not connected. Is there a loop through three or more different rooms that returns to its starting room without revisiting another room? Answer yes or no.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-chamber-door-cycle-65e66513fc/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-chamber-door-cycle-65e66513fc.json","detailSha256":"dba75daea0e094a99a3e680ee0c52e46049c8fe842a7a226f17090a8ac9940e5"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-count-between-on-path-9e48e9360e","title":"Count between on path","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"Starting at the orange ring and walking only along the blue path, how many black dots do you pass between the red dot and the green dot? Answer with the number of black dots only (0, 1, 2, or 3).","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-count-between-on-path-9e48e9360e/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-count-between-on-path-9e48e9360e.json","detailSha256":"e0408f6cd76e50f27d96829c85f4a2a4865b1be67077fbcbd937d98bc9f1a448"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-route-distance-terminal-745d7e3bb7","title":"Route distance terminal","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"Luna","question":"Trace the dark connected track from the green source. Which terminal color is farthest away along the track, rather than straight across the page? 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The green disc is the station you start at and the red disc is the station you must reach; both are ordinary stations apart from their colour. Count only the switches from one line to another, not the stations you pass and not the lines you ride. Travelling from the green station to the red station, what is the smallest number of line switches you can manage with? Answer 1, 2, or 3.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-transit-fewest-changes-697d947428/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-transit-fewest-changes-697d947428.json","detailSha256":"ba41ecdafcc71f3bf2fc610404068dd802c8840536618fb3735eaa2091326585"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-junction-hop-terminal-3904607fe3","title":"Junction hop terminal","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Starting at the green node, which colored terminal is exactly three links away along the tree? Count one link for each dark stroke between two adjacent circular nodes. Answer red, orange, or purple.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-junction-hop-terminal-3904607fe3/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-junction-hop-terminal-3904607fe3.json","detailSha256":"a241d9c3a1067ac71866de6cb0f29a7d9c9cda7b9cafbd10ed861ebaa59262ae"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-left-turn-checkpoint-78843e3e0b","title":"Left turn checkpoint","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Starting at the green START disk, follow the black route to the purple FINISH disk. At which colored checkpoint do you make the only left turn among the three colored checkpoints? Other bends without colored checkpoints do not count. Answer red, blue, or orange.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-left-turn-checkpoint-78843e3e0b/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-left-turn-checkpoint-78843e3e0b.json","detailSha256":"fa5818aef7b9956ab1a930be602ab27b2cf3c12ac210f9906c14fc8f2e4d3f1d"},{"id":"image-support-steered-paired-silhouette-rotation-correspondence-da7f16e6f1","title":"Paired silhouette rotation correspondence","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Luna","question":"The board has three labeled cards: R is the reference and A and B are candidates. Each card contains two separated dark islands. Rotate each candidate card 90 degrees clockwise about its center. Compare the complete two-island silhouette, including both island shapes and their relative placement, with R. Choose the matching candidate and answer with that candidate's badge color.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-paired-silhouette-rotation-correspondence-da7f16e6f1/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-paired-silhouette-rotation-correspondence-da7f16e6f1.json","detailSha256":"f5bb968cc93b67c46a0af0ef88504837cc5ba194d2b7ad674eac286d508f8eb7"},{"id":"image-support-steered-socket-notch-plug-fit-7c430019f7","title":"Socket notch plug fit","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The board is scattered with decorative coloured tiles, and exactly one cream panel sits somewhere on it. Only what is drawn on the cream panel decides the answer; every tile off the panel is decoration and means nothing. The panel carries three separate shapes, each built from small square tiles laid on a regular grid with cream showing between the tiles. The upper shape is the gray SOCKET: a 5-by-5 block of tiles with a hole bitten out of it. The hole is a connected group of 3, 4 or 5 missing tiles and it never touches the socket's outer border, so the socket's 5-by-5 outline is always complete. Below the socket are two PLUGS, one on the left and one on the right. Each plug is a single colour, the two plugs have different colours, and both colours come from red, blue, green and purple. Each plug is built from exactly as many tiles as the hole is missing, and both plugs have the same overall width and height in tiles. Exactly one of the two plugs would fill the hole exactly if it were slid straight into it, with no turning and no mirror-flipping; the other plug is the same tiles in a different arrangement and would not fit. What colour is the plug that fits the hole? Answer red, blue, green or purple.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-socket-notch-plug-fit-7c430019f7/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-socket-notch-plug-fit-7c430019f7.json","detailSha256":"d696b49d1037c860278769a25591c0670181220f77256940ced531cb300b67a4"},{"id":"image-support-steered-counterrotating-attributes-4f4d0c8b8c","title":"Counterrotating attributes","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Each corner token has a shape and a color. Read corners clockwise as top-left, top-right, bottom-right, bottom-left. From the left group to the right group, every shape moves one corner clockwise while every color moves one corner counterclockwise; tokens stay upright. Is the right group exactly the result? Answer yes or no.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-counterrotating-attributes-4f4d0c8b8c/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-counterrotating-attributes-4f4d0c8b8c.json","detailSha256":"2b3be73482aae5b732f267a6a0849a72845dae10d5b3b24da4067049079754d7"},{"id":"image-support-steered-crosskey-cell-correspondence-9ac1fac155","title":"Crosskey cell correspondence","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"The magenta query card contains one black shape and one blue dot group. Match the shape to its column in the top key and the dot count to its row in the left key. What color fills the grid cell at that row and column? Answer amber, cyan, or violet.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-crosskey-cell-correspondence-9ac1fac155/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-crosskey-cell-correspondence-9ac1fac155.json","detailSha256":"19e9e1eb92bdba4bcf4a096096f7b61d6fd441a38926c9d81f2e1c24480584c6"},{"id":"image-support-steered-trace-variation-halves-ccdf4fcdc6","title":"Trace variation halves","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Luna","question":"In the boxed measurement plot, follow the single connected green trace from the filled start dot to the arrowhead. At the amber split marker, is the trace's total upward travel greater before or after the marker? Answer before or after.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-trace-variation-halves-ccdf4fcdc6/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-trace-variation-halves-ccdf4fcdc6.json","detailSha256":"4bf7ff1ddaf5252f5238b5b9470af158d20bc2c5cd0ecd4f02b18780cb714c9e"},{"id":"image-support-steered-trace-dwell-stratum-c16073c5cb","title":"Trace dwell stratum","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Opus 5","question":"A chart panel is divided from top to bottom into exactly four horizontal bands of plain grey shades of different lightness and different heights; a band boundary is simply the row where the shade changes and is not drawn as a line. One thin near-black trace runs across the whole panel from its left edge to its right edge with exactly one centre height per pixel column, so every column of the panel belongs to exactly one band: the band that contains the trace's centre in that column. Count, over all columns of the panel, how many columns the trace's centre lies in each band. The coloured dashes, coloured horizontal rules and coloured dots are decoration and carry no information; band shade, band height, and the heights of the trace's two endpoints carry no information, and the answer is not the tallest band. Exactly one band has the largest column count. Numbering the bands 1, 2, 3, 4 from the top downwards, which band holds the trace for the largest number of columns? Answer with one digit.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-trace-dwell-stratum-c16073c5cb/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-trace-dwell-stratum-c16073c5cb.json","detailSha256":"a92f018d9405a5e20185409e7c7217eee639463239d9898cb333f15dd2242c42"},{"id":"image-support-steered-region-balance-centroid-4d8b11372b","title":"Region balance centroid","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Is the center of area of the single filled region above or below the dashed horizontal reference line? Answer above or below.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-region-balance-centroid-4d8b11372b/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-region-balance-centroid-4d8b11372b.json","detailSha256":"b22cb1e0306b8c7cc743a4159e12c146d2abc35dfc232a6c13d5ff6ef8c17ec9"},{"id":"image-support-steered-checkpoint-turn-balance-6c0d9cd811","title":"Checkpoint turn balance","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"The gold marks identify the middle checkpoint. Following the teal trace from left to right, add the absolute direction changes at the three bends before the checkpoint and separately at the three bends after it; ignore the bend at the checkpoint itself. Which total is greater? Answer BEFORE or AFTER.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-checkpoint-turn-balance-6c0d9cd811/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-checkpoint-turn-balance-6c0d9cd811.json","detailSha256":"e34f2e699b0aab4f1411abaeb323b111c1a19a144a012a7c063b7544984077c7"},{"id":"image-support-steered-mitten-thumb-side-aaa4493f3d","title":"Mitten thumb side","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"Luna","question":"Which side of the visible mitten has the thumb? Use the palm's vertical centerline to name the side: answer left if the thumb projects from the left edge of the palm, or right if it projects from the right edge.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-mitten-thumb-side-aaa4493f3d/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-mitten-thumb-side-aaa4493f3d.json","detailSha256":"680c33a748c4cbd4b847a6c1d3c59f0ab2d65a51fba4797a0518cf90a44bc1bd"},{"id":"image-support-steered-guitar-string-count-536563972c","title":"Guitar string count","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"How many complete blue string courses are shown? A complete course has one blue circular marker at the top nut and one aligned blue circular marker at the bottom bridge. Count aligned blue pairs only; ignore unpaired blue markers, gray guide lines, frets, and gold pegs.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-guitar-string-count-536563972c/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-guitar-string-count-536563972c.json","detailSha256":"681513a5aaeaf63a6cd2e57cc5c39d6850f3bd54da65a60f9be04f34800f3ac8"},{"id":"image-support-steered-music-staff-line-count-6eee594f8e","title":"Music staff line count","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"How many long horizontal staff lines run continuously from the left barline to the right end? Ignore notes and short ledger marks. Answer 4, 5, or 6.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-music-staff-line-count-6eee594f8e/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-music-staff-line-count-6eee594f8e.json","detailSha256":"37da3c7a56473cea39cb5f6405411a919ed5e47f5c8d79cf0bf521f841bdc3a7"},{"id":"image-support-steered-perspective-checksum-sheet-d38ac4fb4d","title":"Perspective checksum sheet","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Luna","question":"Apply the perspective rectification defined by the four gold corner marks. Does the complete front-on sheet show A) a lozenge or B) a chevron? Answer A or B.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-perspective-checksum-sheet-d38ac4fb4d/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-perspective-checksum-sheet-d38ac4fb4d.json","detailSha256":"228deeb2fc50efed4c937c593baac0e8cdd86026e0a11ab894e33ba633d5e7aa"},{"id":"image-support-steered-phase-sieve-reveal-a8e4e7e0f8","title":"Phase sieve reveal","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Opus 5","question":"This picture shows one bordered panel of 21 rows and 21 columns of square cells. Every cell is a flat block of exactly one of two tones, dark or pale, and both tones appear many times inside the panel. Nine different symbols have been interleaved cell by cell across the whole panel, so the panel on its own looks like clutter and no symbol is drawn anywhere in one piece. Two solid triangles are drawn in the margins outside the panel, far apart from each other: one of them lies beyond the left or the right side of the panel and points sideways at a panel row, and the other lies above or below the panel and points at a panel column. Each triangle points at exactly one panel row or one panel column, and the two triangles are always far apart. A few small clutter bars are also scattered on the background; they are plain rectangles, they never taper to a point, and they carry no evidence. Carry out this operation. Take the row the sideways triangle points at, and keep that row together with every third row from it, counting both upwards and downwards - seven rows in all. Take the column the other triangle points at, and keep that column together with every third column from it, counting both leftwards and rightwards - seven columns in all. Discard every other row and column, close up the gaps, and read the 49 surviving cells as a 7-row, 7-column picture in their original order. The dark cells of that picture form exactly one of nine symbols on the 7 by 7 grid. 'plus' is the full middle row together with the full middle column. 'ex' is the two full diagonals. 'ring' is a hollow rectangle outline five cells wide and seven cells tall, set one cell in from the left and right edges. 'tee' is the full top row together with the full middle column. 'ell' is the full left column together with the full bottom row. 'zee' is the full top row and the full bottom row joined by a diagonal that climbs from the bottom-left corner to the top-right corner. 'arrow' is the full middle column with a splayed head on the top four rows: one cell out on each side in the second row, two cells out in the third row, three cells out in the fourth row. 'vee' is two thick diagonals that start at the two top corners, step one column inwards every two rows, and meet at the single middle cell of the bottom row. 'corners' is a two-by-two block in each of the four corners together with three side-by-side cells at the very centre. A few cells of the panel are speckle: the surviving picture can differ from its symbol in a small number of cells, so choose the symbol it is closest to, cell by cell. Neither triangle settles the answer on its own, because each of the nine interleaved sub-lattices carries a different one of the nine symbols: the sideways triangle alone leaves three symbols possible and the other triangle alone leaves a different three, so both distant pointers and the whole panel must be used. Which symbol do the surviving cells form? Answer with exactly one of: arrow, corners, ell, ex, plus, ring, tee, vee, zee.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-phase-sieve-reveal-a8e4e7e0f8/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-phase-sieve-reveal-a8e4e7e0f8.json","detailSha256":"aee2cbbb4a6040d692e9ae99bb62c245af6eaa2052e6953adf7ac77f6dea7f3c"},{"id":"image-support-steered-corner-spiral-reassembly-4ee28f8863","title":"Corner spiral reassembly","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"The detached violet key shows a red starting corner and an adjacent blue corner to move toward first. Apply those two corners to the 5 by 5 panel. Read its squares along the resulting inward spiral, then write those 25 shades into a new 5 by 5 panel from left to right, top to bottom. Which symbol appears: X, plus, T, or L?","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-corner-spiral-reassembly-4ee28f8863/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-corner-spiral-reassembly-4ee28f8863.json","detailSha256":"7bb061de88e987b3de57fb52efac9de08f6bd08463804b19acab28497c1b8c9c"},{"id":"image-support-steered-period-smoothed-thread-5c78b083eb","title":"Period smoothed thread","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"The red-to-gold thread has twelve fine teeth. Average the thread sideways over exactly one full tooth period, so the fine teeth cancel. Which smooth symbol remains: arch, cup, or wave? Ignore the pale background marks; answer ambiguous only for a tie.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-period-smoothed-thread-5c78b083eb/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-period-smoothed-thread-5c78b083eb.json","detailSha256":"32a59cf251a66572237a4534bfa06e5318009624a2386dcb7738f66a969fa568"},{"id":"image-support-steered-eccentric-void-direction-5b2e2cfba8","title":"Eccentric void direction","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"The colored plaque has one circular opening. Relative to the center of the plaque's outer circle, is the opening shifted left or right? Answer left or right.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-eccentric-void-direction-5b2e2cfba8/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-eccentric-void-direction-5b2e2cfba8.json","detailSha256":"8126da1b7efd8d5d9a99f63106691af01649288928001afc9b881624cfaef610"},{"id":"image-support-steered-meander-partition-pair-7f53f2be1e","title":"Meander partition pair","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"The single dark trail runs unbroken from the top edge to the bottom edge, splitting the pale field. Are the red and blue dots in the same region or in opposite regions? Answer same or opposite.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-meander-partition-pair-7f53f2be1e/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-meander-partition-pair-7f53f2be1e.json","detailSha256":"bf4b5e85477cde360be3110f45c21f24e7d41b90cc8ea9cb7b10bd49c2a153e3"},{"id":"image-support-steered-wire-walk-echo-search-c2ae2789b1","title":"Wire walk echo search","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The picture shows one thin wire folded into a staircase of eight straight runs on a plain background. The runs alternate between horizontal and vertical, so the wire turns a right angle between one run and the next. One end of the wire is marked by a small solid square block; the other end is bare. Walk along the wire starting from the blocked end: the straight run that touches the block is run one, the run after the first turn is run two, and so on up to run eight at the bare end. The length of a run is how far the wire travels along that straight run, and horizontal and vertical travel are measured in the same units, so a horizontal run and a vertical run can have equal length. Exactly one of runs three, four, five and six has exactly the same length as the run immediately before it on this walk. For every other neighbouring pair of runs, the two lengths clearly differ. The wire's colour, its size on the page, its position on the page, which end carries the block, and the isolated specks scattered in the background all carry no information. Which run has exactly the same length as the run just before it on the walk from the block? Answer with one of: third, fourth, fifth, sixth.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-wire-walk-echo-search-c2ae2789b1/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-wire-walk-echo-search-c2ae2789b1.json","detailSha256":"0f8f9c15578dcbb02bcd40f0c2b82ec884ef3ba6b0b15baa9c4df1146a15f9fd"},{"id":"image-support-steered-facing-apertures-search-3f3ab933cb","title":"Facing apertures search","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Which color pair of broken rings has its two gaps facing each other? Answer red, blue, green, or purple.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-facing-apertures-search-3f3ab933cb/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-facing-apertures-search-3f3ab933cb.json","detailSha256":"f408469b713b7fa692316d90ec149f02d4f429abd08be30afe9c954ec46b75de"},{"id":"image-support-steered-latin-quilt-search-70f2c751c5","title":"Latin quilt search","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"The colored quilt is divided into four 4 by 4 patches: A top-left, B top-right, C bottom-left, and D bottom-right. Which patch has each of the four colors exactly once in every row and exactly once in every column? Exactly one qualifies. Answer A, B, C, or D.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-latin-quilt-search-70f2c751c5/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-latin-quilt-search-70f2c751c5.json","detailSha256":"ac352a53911a0b9bf23ab4aa78af3055c7a835d67ce5bf3b724095143d5fc6d8"},{"id":"image-support-steered-state-conveyor-replay-a921ff1712","title":"State conveyor replay","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Luna","question":"Starting at the ringed token, follow the one connected dark conveyor from start to finish. The token has four labeled states W, X, Y, and Z. At each station, apply its visible rule in path order: a clockwise arrow rotates the state one step W-X-Y-Z-W; a counterclockwise arrow rotates it one step backward; a fork keeps the state only if it is W or Y and otherwise advances it one step; a bar resets it to X. Which state label is on the token at the finish?","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-state-conveyor-replay-a921ff1712/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-state-conveyor-replay-a921ff1712.json","detailSha256":"65108f7c4e6bc3275d83c8e99863ccb6041c6ff400ee82206a2d7b98526b3ddb"},{"id":"image-support-steered-keyring-gate-corridor-a1da373896","title":"Keyring gate corridor","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Opus 5","question":"Somewhere in this picture there is one small lock: a single thin dark corridor of constant width that bends about but never branches, never crosses itself and never touches itself. A solid dark round bead sits at one end of the corridor, and the walk starts at that bead and follows the corridor to its far end. Coloured marks sit directly on the corridor, and each is one of two kinds: a small filled round disk is a key, and a straight narrow bar laid across the corridor is a gate. Keys and gates are coloured red, green, blue or purple. Walking from the bead, every key that is met is picked up and kept for the rest of the walk. A gate can be passed only if a key of that same colour has already been picked up earlier along the corridor; a key of the gate's colour that lies further along the corridor is too late to help. The walk stops at the first gate it cannot pass, and there is always such a gate. Only the order of the marks along the corridor matters, not how far apart they are. The lock may sit anywhere on the canvas, and every grey mark outside the corridor is inert decoration. What colour is the gate where the walk stops? Answer with one of red, green, blue or purple.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-keyring-gate-corridor-a1da373896/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-keyring-gate-corridor-a1da373896.json","detailSha256":"0877d476e20000f91f2cc0bd4ab26057da401358626281b71884d7bb7bd90d08"},{"id":"image-support-steered-inkhead-tape-replay-3f98ca95d1","title":"Inkhead tape replay","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"The gold ring marks the head on START. Dark cells are INK and light cells are BLANK. Read arrows 1, 2, then 3. For each arrow, first flip the cell under the head, then move the head one cell left or right; a move past an end stays at that end. After all three arrows, is the cell under the head INK?","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-inkhead-tape-replay-3f98ca95d1/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-inkhead-tape-replay-3f98ca95d1.json","detailSha256":"4fecf96feffa1465f7379dcc70f5918cbd2df7b5471b82cf9a9eeeccf5461dd2"},{"id":"image-support-steered-pendulum-sieve-chain-5d5afe61ba","title":"Pendulum sieve chain","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"The colored beads lie on one chain between the green START cap and red TURN cap. Begin at START and sweep toward TURN. On each sweep, count the first remaining bead as 1, the next as 2, and remove every bead counted 2. At the far end reverse direction, restart the count at 1 from the first remaining bead there, and repeat until one bead remains. Which color remains?","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-pendulum-sieve-chain-5d5afe61ba/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-pendulum-sieve-chain-5d5afe61ba.json","detailSha256":"06d4480402542800ded025955148224968f9a69a82c851a21bcc477bb22ccc08"},{"id":"image-support-steered-focal-room-seal-c8e8420542","title":"Focal room seal","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Luna","question":"If the colored wall tile is erased, does it create a new connection between the two white chambers? Answer yes or no.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-focal-room-seal-c8e8420542/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-focal-room-seal-c8e8420542.json","detailSha256":"c4aa2663f7d8ac2e6e7e19eb43cde6bc737054d83cf331815cdb69e472f281e5"},{"id":"image-support-steered-pressed-jaw-pocket-count-ae230c9bc4","title":"Pressed jaw pocket count","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Opus 5","question":"This page shows two solid dark jaws facing each other across a white channel, together with a few small coloured marks. Only the dark ink decides the answer; coloured marks are decoration and never count, even when a coloured mark lies inside the channel. Each jaw is one connected dark piece: an upright bar with a row of straight fingers reaching out across the channel toward the other jaw. The fingers come in facing pairs, one left finger exactly opposite one right finger at the same height, and both jaws have the same top edge and the same bottom edge. Now imagine sliding the right jaw straight to the left, without turning it and without moving it up or down, until the two jaws first touch. The pairs that touch are exactly the pairs whose two fingertips are drawn with the smallest white gap between them; every other pair keeps a gap, and the gap it keeps is the amount by which its drawn gap exceeds that smallest drawn gap. A pair that touches becomes a wall right across the channel; a pair that keeps a gap leaves a passage that white can flow through. Count the closed chambers of white inside the channel: a closed chamber is a piece of the channel with a wall directly above it and a wall directly below it, so white cannot escape from it. The part of the channel above the highest wall opens out at the top of the jaws and the part below the lowest wall opens out at the bottom, so neither of those is a closed chamber. Neither jaw alone fixes any gap: a pair's drawn gap is set by how far its left finger reaches together with how far its right finger reaches. How many fingers the jaws carry, how far any one finger reaches, how far apart the two jaws are drawn, which jaw carries the longer fingers, how thick the fingers are, how much dark ink is on the page, where the jaws sit on the page, and how many coloured marks are drawn never decide the answer. There is always at least one closed chamber and never more than three. How many closed chambers form when the two jaws are pressed together? Answer 1, 2 or 3.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-pressed-jaw-pocket-count-ae230c9bc4/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-pressed-jaw-pocket-count-ae230c9bc4.json","detailSha256":"630feda5d11647820572d5d8eac459a04e1e496c91018c78a1a80a1beec43600"},{"id":"image-support-steered-minimal-loop-break-pair-3c0ae64cda","title":"Minimal loop break pair","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"The black-and-yellow railway has exactly two closed loops, joined by a track. Erase both yellow links. Are they a minimal loop-breaking pair: erasing both leaves no closed loop, while erasing either one alone leaves at least one closed loop? Answer yes or no.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-minimal-loop-break-pair-3c0ae64cda/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-minimal-loop-break-pair-3c0ae64cda.json","detailSha256":"28dc22ec7c31e657d5849f936a9e433fee1234e2ff6940fb99950a3ba9d490d3"},{"id":"image-support-steered-lagoon-centroid-island-c2228925f6","title":"Lagoon centroid island","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Ignore the pale gray decorations. The outer teal sheet encloses one courtyard containing a detached teal island. Treat every pixel of the courtyard footprint, white space and island together, as equal weight. Does that footprint's center of area—the average horizontal and vertical position of all its pixels—land on the teal island? Answer yes or no.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-lagoon-centroid-island-c2228925f6/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-lagoon-centroid-island-c2228925f6.json","detailSha256":"f0402ceb4d5ee27c8d5d1fdc4b5636977ee33b16c49871852ce3673433b5955a"},{"id":"image-support-steered-unmarked-spur-route-e6d127b51e","title":"Unmarked spur route","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"Luna","question":"Trace the thick dark network from the green start. Does the path to the amber terminal contain an extra unmarked dead-end spur? Ignore the colored terminal markers; answer yes or no.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-unmarked-spur-route-e6d127b51e/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-unmarked-spur-route-e6d127b51e.json","detailSha256":"e19b017941b571ef0e5aacc27f72ba530d969e5c12bc200496d86120980935c9"},{"id":"image-support-steered-stile-arc-census-c44d52ad3a","title":"Stile arc census","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The picture contains one dark blue wire: a single unbranched stroke of constant thickness that wanders inside one boxed area of the picture. The wire never branches, never crosses itself and never touches itself; parallel folds of the wire are always separated by clear background. Two square stiles, each a black frame around a white core, are clamped onto the wire. Every stile is wider than the wire, so it covers the wire completely and cuts the ink into exactly three arcs: the arc that runs between the two stiles, and the two outer arcs that run from a stile to a free end of the wire. Eight small orange beads are printed on the wire. Every bead is narrower than the wire, so a bead never cuts it; beads never touch a stile and never touch each other. A bead counts as lying between the stiles only if it sits on the arc you travel when you walk along the wire's own ink from one stile to the other; stepping across background, or onto a neighbouring fold, is never a legal step. The straight line between the two stiles is not a guide: because the wire folds, beads that look enclosed between the stiles can sit on an outer arc, and beads far away from that line can sit between them. The total number of beads is always eight, so counting all the beads never gives the answer. All gray shapes anywhere in the picture are decoration and mean nothing. How many orange beads lie on the arc of wire between the two stiles? Answer 2, 3, 4 or 5.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-stile-arc-census-c44d52ad3a/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-stile-arc-census-c44d52ad3a.json","detailSha256":"9faad3df864ea966b2a35cd2b0c8c3f811b583ddfb041c30dd66a07242fa2f30"},{"id":"image-support-steered-route-running-balance-407a6cd781","title":"Route running balance","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Trace the navy route from the green ring to the red ring. Add 1 at each cyan ring and subtract 1 at each orange ring. Does the running total ever go below zero? 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Exactly one candidate reproduces this same middle-to-left ratio; the other candidate uses a clearly different ratio. Which candidate, A or B, has the same middle-to-left ratio as the REFERENCE? Answer A or B.","image":"static/questions/model-feedback-segment-ratio-correspondence-83b17373c4/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/model-feedback-segment-ratio-correspondence-83b17373c4.json","detailSha256":"c40ad9cad22ab23d0d47575e88d37102016d7d15d34825812ac0d00fc2df9061"},{"id":"model-feedback-paired-badge-rank-join-41c7fd636b","title":"Paired badge rank join","experiment":"model-feedback","experimentLabel":"Model-feedback-steered generation","profile":null,"generator":"Luna","question":"QUERY has two gold-framed badges, P and Q. In KEY A, match each badge to its ribbon. In KEY B, find each ribbon and read its rank. Which badge has the smaller rank? 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Answer blue, green, orange, purple, or yellow.","image":"static/questions/model-feedback-deflector-flip-counterfactual-47b25e46b2/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/model-feedback-deflector-flip-counterfactual-47b25e46b2.json","detailSha256":"95c127decbb65a0e212465c83763cbcc8ec4aacc34ee2e82f89a148b89d024c2"},{"id":"model-feedback-shuffled-membership-registry-20d0c5fb3c","title":"Shuffled membership registry","experiment":"model-feedback","experimentLabel":"Model-feedback-steered generation","profile":null,"generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Each symbol-tagged row is the same club on both boards, but the rows are shuffled. A filled cell means member. 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Answer A, B, C, D, E, F, or G.","image":"static/questions/model-feedback-global-compatibility-matching-2a4886edc6/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/model-feedback-global-compatibility-matching-2a4886edc6.json","detailSha256":"30db4d19751848444ddec813c1a94bebd1c5760290024e98b452f2ab0ac166e7"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-correspondence-size-color-8e1a1a416f","title":"Correspondence size color","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"The gray probe circle at the top has a specific size. Below it are three colored circles, each with a different size and a different color. Which colored circle has exactly the same size as the gray probe? 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Answer A or B.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-seam-connector-correspondence-a6c11d1e59/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-seam-connector-correspondence-a6c11d1e59.json","detailSha256":"ff7505b03f23f7e589d59f1edf99082485390f00528ca903e358bda0510af282"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-key-socket-fit-assignment-73535ff135","title":"Key socket fit assignment","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The top of the image shows four gray keys side by side; the bottom shows four colored sockets, one red, one orange, one green and one blue, in random order. Every key and every socket is a stack of four solid bars of equal thickness. Key bars start at the key's left edge and run rightwards; each socket is the same kind of stack drawn rotated by 180 degrees, so its bars end at the socket's right edge and its rows read in reverse order. A socket fits a key when the socket, slid onto the key without rotating it further, interlocks exactly: pairing the socket's bottom bar with the key's top bar, its next bar up with the key's next bar down, and so on, all four pairs must have the same combined bar length, so the two stacks together form a flush block with no gap and no overhang. Every key and every socket has the same total bar length, so size, ink and average bar length cannot identify the fit; only the arrangement of the bars can. Exactly one socket fits the key marked by the black triangle above it. What is the color of the socket that fits the marked key? Answer red, orange, green, or blue.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-key-socket-fit-assignment-73535ff135/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-key-socket-fit-assignment-73535ff135.json","detailSha256":"f7537323c5539b3aaa4f9e1726dfe560b14b94ed3451dea0f0a261a567cb9e44"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-contour-corner-binding-5f06b3ba4b","title":"Contour corner binding","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"REFERENCE and each tagged option have one cyan, magenta, green, and orange landmark on a closed dark outline. At each landmark the outline makes either an outward pointed tooth or an inward V-shaped notch. Cards may be turned. Which tag color marks the option with exactly the same corner type for every landmark color as REFERENCE? Answer red, blue, or gold.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-contour-corner-binding-5f06b3ba4b/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-contour-corner-binding-5f06b3ba4b.json","detailSha256":"339bfaba0a5d989b2bd9dbfb6d7ed902eb5af99b7ef828fe4d51144bc20a10e8"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-pattern-relay-chain-correspondence-77212a5ec5","title":"Pattern relay chain correspondence","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"The magenta-framed pattern is START. Each relay card maps its left pattern to its right pattern; follow the arrow. Find the card whose left pattern exactly matches START, then keep matching each output to another card's input. Stop when no input matches. What color tag is on the last card: red, green, or blue? Do not rotate or reflect patterns.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-pattern-relay-chain-correspondence-77212a5ec5/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-pattern-relay-chain-correspondence-77212a5ec5.json","detailSha256":"22091c6c1e947a74e91e873fd3d0dd5a7f6a3f79613237ba8398dcb01710b558"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-tightest-arc-5b4016975a","title":"Tightest arc","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"Three concentric colored semicircular arcs are drawn; they share one center and one angular span but have different radii. Which colored arc has the tightest bend, meaning the smallest radius (strongest curvature)? Answer with only the color: red, blue, or green.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-tightest-arc-5b4016975a/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-tightest-arc-5b4016975a.json","detailSha256":"908d8d8c49342da20062f18c4bbdd3fae35daf29e06bc15d3b3e4ee6e6a91099"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-bilateral-balance-compare-870738fd2e","title":"Bilateral balance compare","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Luna","question":"Panel A is left and panel B is right. For each colored silhouette, compare the absolute left-versus-right area difference divided by its total colored area about the visible vertical guide. Which panel has the larger normalized imbalance? 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Answer left or right.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-panel-scale-units-5b99de3acc/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-panel-scale-units-5b99de3acc.json","detailSha256":"cfcfe189ec31c1354e759a06ba68c124b8aab42a570fbe963935ee69204a4d29"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-ternary-balance-leader-48e03844ff","title":"Ternary balance leader","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Which colored sample is the most balanced composition? For each dot, measure its perpendicular distance to each of the three sides of the triangular frame, take the smallest of those three distances, and choose the dot with the largest such minimum. Answer blue, orange, or green.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-ternary-balance-leader-48e03844ff/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-ternary-balance-leader-48e03844ff.json","detailSha256":"e55f4377304f384852d8ebf7dd7f01ab4653a2d7d69f03de08cbcb6ebb9ea8af"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-interval-midpoint-marker-87631e163f","title":"Interval midpoint marker","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Which colored estimate marker is closest to the midpoint of its own horizontal uncertainty interval? 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Count only the visible legs and answer with a single number.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-prior-spider-legs-6ea9e51838/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-prior-spider-legs-6ea9e51838.json","detailSha256":"a73aeb727154a883c341ab967faa520aa303bfd58e46e45457cdcea076a8b8c8"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-week-planner-columns-6ba0ca9c5e","title":"Week planner columns","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"Luna","question":"How many columns are in the WEEK grid? Count each full-height day lane once; ignore the WEEK title, row labels, header tabs, and small appointment marks. 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A pan HANGS LOWER than the other when the centre of its dark slate bar is nearer the bottom edge of the page, that is when it is drawn further down the page; compare only the two dark slate bars, not the blocks, the cords or the beam. The blocks are decoration for this question: the number of blocks on a pan, their colour and their size are chosen separately from the way the beam is drawn, so on some pages the pan with more blocks is the lower one and on other pages it is the higher one, and neither is a mistake. No image in this set is a borderline case: the beam is always clearly tilted, never level. Report the picture in front of you, and do not answer from how a balance would settle under the weight of the blocks. Which pan hangs lower? Answer exactly one of: left, right.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-balance-pan-low-side-a3d5863a6f/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-balance-pan-low-side-a3d5863a6f.json","detailSha256":"434dcd0ffb986ad4de7535e63d12c7da67e9d2cfa8f38729de5ec2443e17583d"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-bias-rainbow-bands-2eaefeb644","title":"Bias rainbow bands","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"How many continuous colored arc bands are visible in the rainbow? Count each differently colored arc band once. 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Judge the flap's sharp apex, ignore the small stamp, and answer with one word.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-envelope-flap-direction-conflict-75ddf37649/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-envelope-flap-direction-conflict-75ddf37649.json","detailSha256":"26a40a50e448b64da0721e05377a35ca92607783a6937203a757561daec16d7c"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-polar-unwrap-reveal-68af72ceac","title":"Polar unwrap reveal","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"The image shows an annulus (ring) with a symbol written around it in polar space. Unwrap the ring by mapping radius to rows and angle to columns. Which letter, A or B, is revealed? 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Fold the right half onto the left half about that axis, so that the bar in row r and column 12 lands on the bar in row r and column 1, column 11 lands on column 2, and so on. Almost everywhere the right-hand bar is the exact mirror image of the bar it lands on, meaning the two bars of a pair lean towards each other or away from each other. In the remaining cells the pair breaks that mirror rule: both bars lean the same way, so they look parallel. Mark exactly those broken cells on the left half. The marked cells form one of these five symbols inside a 5-by-5 block of cells, each symbol using exactly 9 cells: plus (a full centre row crossed by a full centre column), ex (the two full diagonals of the block, crossing at its centre), tee (a full top row with a centre column hanging from it), ell (a full left column with a full bottom row), cee (a full left column with a short bar across the top and a short bar across the bottom, open on the right). Which of the five symbols do the marked cells form? Answer with one word.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-mirror-fold-defect-reveal-6353217330/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-mirror-fold-defect-reveal-6353217330.json","detailSha256":"d8b8a3e6c77f027a4107781fd9ef58d362be0da48124b35c351e094704a95ab7"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-tri-panel-consensus-reveal-63005a0445","title":"Tri panel consensus reveal","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Align the three cyan-framed grids by row and column. Make an output cell dark exactly when at least two of the three matching cells are dark. 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Which arrow appears: up, right, down, or left?","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-row-column-color-unmask-555a0a94a7/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-row-column-color-unmask-555a0a94a7.json","detailSha256":"f9f3fc4bcf46ade89990c9037cf3bcdb28c2103c56e7aea44f2ffc3280499f0c"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-constellation-polygon-sides-4866b567ae","title":"Constellation polygon sides","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"The dark dots together outline a regular polygon through their arrangement. How many sides does that outlined polygon have? 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Compare the complete fields and ignore color, panel position, bar size, spacing, and overall tilt.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-checkerboard-weave-field-62654e1b6c/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-checkerboard-weave-field-62654e1b6c.json","detailSha256":"6c747b52e2d05bf06dad8a0d41b53e85a8a56ce03e65740a825c116836c80b8a"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-negative-space-reach-7d8f4475a2","title":"Negative space reach","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The picture shows a plain light background crossed by thick dark walls, and five dots: one red, one green, one blue, one orange and one purple. A dot can be reached from the red dot when you can travel from the red dot to it over background only, never crossing a wall and never leaving the outer wall frame; gaps in the walls are open passages. Exactly one of the green, blue, orange and purple dots can be reached from the red dot. Which dot can be reached from the red dot? Answer green, blue, orange or purple.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-negative-space-reach-7d8f4475a2/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-negative-space-reach-7d8f4475a2.json","detailSha256":"e4a730ea385b7e4702f3d94a9d849eecdc37b9b039b110520c1ae28a8847694a"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-constellation-cut-vertex-36f1ffaaff","title":"Constellation cut vertex","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Treat two dots as linked when the distance between their centers is shorter than the gray scale bar. Removing exactly one of the two colored dots would split the complete constellation into more connected groups. Which colored dot is it? Answer red or blue.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-constellation-cut-vertex-36f1ffaaff/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-constellation-cut-vertex-36f1ffaaff.json","detailSha256":"248d1db8b512d4394c3e897bd329f0cbbd079505762c6a7b62a21adf4cd3aec4"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-oriented-dash-topology-8003af698a","title":"Oriented dash topology","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Forward-slash (/) dashes mark the target cells. Using only horizontal and vertical neighboring cells as connected, what do they form: one island with no hole, one ring enclosing a hole, or two separate islands?","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-oriented-dash-topology-8003af698a/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-oriented-dash-topology-8003af698a.json","detailSha256":"5ccdbde62c7545b08ccf53def90752298835aea045ee08324790aa72d702a887"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-collinear-dot-search-77bd5f84e5","title":"Collinear dot search","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"The image contains two gray dots that together mark a straight line (the line is the one passing exactly through the centers of the two gray dots). Four dark dots are drawn, one in each quadrant (top-left, top-right, bottom-left, bottom-right). Exactly one dark dot lies exactly ON that reference line; the other three dark dots each lie clearly off it. Which quadrant contains the dark dot that lies on the reference line? Answer with one quadrant name.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-collinear-dot-search-77bd5f84e5/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-collinear-dot-search-77bd5f84e5.json","detailSha256":"e7ecf877068d10394af370f01a7debccc9f51361febc2fd0a81bd221e5632f26"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-vertical-alignment-pair-search-9b87b9345f","title":"Vertical alignment pair search","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"Luna","question":"Which labeled panel, A, B, C, or D, contains the only pair of markers with the same vertical centerline? Each panel has exactly four identical filled blue markers. Treat a pair as vertically aligned when the two marker centers differ by at most 4 pixels horizontally; inspect every pair, ignore labels and panel location, and choose the unique panel.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-vertical-alignment-pair-search-9b87b9345f/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-vertical-alignment-pair-search-9b87b9345f.json","detailSha256":"3b19b31b3311d8f4d6e71e305b73788bfa1d02539223d19439c1a76730f96e4e"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-weave-cycle-panel-77b80fa138","title":"Weave cycle panel","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"Opus 5","question":"This image shows five square framed panels standing side by side; count them 1 to 5 from left to right. Every panel contains exactly three straight opaque bands of the same thickness, each band in its own solid colour, and every band runs the whole way across its own panel. Inside each panel the three bands meet in three separate crossings, one for each pair of bands. At a crossing one band passes in front of the other: the band in front keeps its colour running unbroken through the crossing, and the band behind is interrupted there and reappears on the far side. Solid bands lying flat on a table can only be stacked in one top-to-bottom order, so in a physically possible panel the three crossings agree with a single stacking order: one band is in front at both of its crossings, one band is behind at both of its crossings, and the third is in between. In exactly one panel the three crossings instead run in a cycle, so that the first band is in front of the second, the second is in front of the third, and the third is in front of the first; that panel is woven and no single stacking order can explain it. The four other panels are each consistent with a stacking order. Nothing else marks the answer: the colours of the bands, which colour happens to be in front at any single crossing, the directions of the bands, where in the panel the crossings fall, the number of bands, the amount of ink and the size of every part are the same kind in every panel and carry no information. Only whether the three crossings of a panel can all hold at once decides the answer. Which numbered panel is the woven one whose three crossings cannot be produced by any single stacking order of its three bands? Answer with exactly one of: panel-1, panel-2, panel-3, panel-4, panel-5.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-weave-cycle-panel-77b80fa138/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-weave-cycle-panel-77b80fa138.json","detailSha256":"2058fa96e9e4df3f0748cb4dff51f8256f857f5c194042f7d76638e5925a0aa4"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-concurrent-lines-search-65f52d209d","title":"Concurrent lines search","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Which labeled panel has all three colored lines meeting at one point? Judge the lines themselves; A-D run left to right.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-concurrent-lines-search-65f52d209d/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-concurrent-lines-search-65f52d209d.json","detailSha256":"0867d54c017158a255455d3ec539b605335e264f98f71b8578c0db6fc4fab9a1"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-enclosed-cell-search-644fca87d4","title":"Enclosed cell search","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Which labeled mosaic contains exactly one white cell that cannot reach the mosaic edge through side-adjacent white cells? Answer A, B, C, or D.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-enclosed-cell-search-644fca87d4/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-enclosed-cell-search-644fca87d4.json","detailSha256":"b4808f59cb6b35cb4b31b81314d3619e3abd595c885c57c586b93c451b870ff6"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-state-motion-reversal-4b0f5badaf","title":"State motion reversal","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"Four ordered panels P1, P2, P3 and P4 are shown side by side, read left to right. Each panel shows the same horizontal track divided into six sites by thin tick marks, and a single red marker on one site. The red marker is the same token in every panel and it moves to a different site between each pair of consecutive panels. A reversal occurs when the marker's direction of horizontal travel changes sign: it moves right between two panels and then left between the next two (or left then right). Reading the four panels in order, how many times does the marker reverse its direction of travel across the whole sequence? Answer 0, 1, or 2.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-state-motion-reversal-4b0f5badaf/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-state-motion-reversal-4b0f5badaf.json","detailSha256":"71ca9f6b92dd7ab593cf8e48d961933bbee20bfe7d312eb4f1af262ed82dedb3"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-state-run-persistence-65a940edbb","title":"State run persistence","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Luna","question":"Read panels P1 through P7 from left to right. Each panel shows the same labeled tiles, but their rows may be rearranged. Track each label by its visible glyph and state swatch. Which label has the longest uninterrupted run of one unchanged state across the seven panels? Compare the longest contiguous block for A, B, C, and D; answer A, B, C, or D.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-state-run-persistence-65a940edbb/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-state-run-persistence-65a940edbb.json","detailSha256":"076c7ab4e90118a85a3329550560a30058e8625c741ac3ee6261a5905fbc8f63"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-push-cart-replay-66e08744d0","title":"Push cart replay","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The picture shows a track of nine grey square cells in a row. Number the cells 1 to 9 from left to right. Two discs stand on the track, one red and one blue, in two different cells: a disc is in the cell whose centre is nearest to the centre of that disc. Below the track is a row of cream cards, applied one at a time in order from left to right, as the grey arrow under the row shows. Each card carries one coloured spot, one green arrow and one or two purple dots. The coloured spot says which disc that card moves, the red disc or the blue disc. The green arrow says which way that disc moves, left or right: the arrow points the way the disc moves. The number of purple dots says how many single-cell steps the card asks for. The steps of a card are taken one at a time. In a step the named disc moves one cell in the card's direction; if the other disc is already standing in the cell the named disc is moving into, the other disc is pushed one further cell in the same direction and the named disc takes its place. A step is refused if it would carry the named disc off the end of the track, or if it would push the other disc off the end of the track: on a refused step nothing moves, the rest of that card is lost, and the next card is then applied from wherever the discs stand. Discs never jump over one another and never share a cell. The track is drawn only once, in the starting layout; no later position of either disc is drawn anywhere. After every card has been applied in order, which cell does the red disc end in? Answer with a single number from 1 to 9, counting cells from the left.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-push-cart-replay-66e08744d0/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-push-cart-replay-66e08744d0.json","detailSha256":"52ecefa69cfdd71717422a7a574d424acde78ddd9ead97d1d0e36987211b7e7a"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-compass-turn-replay-3b778aaab3","title":"Compass turn replay","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"The red pointer starts as shown. Read the blue turn cards from left to right; L means a quarter-turn left and R means a quarter-turn right. Which direction does the pointer face after all cards?","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-compass-turn-replay-3b778aaab3/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-compass-turn-replay-3b778aaab3.json","detailSha256":"da3c07b6a88abc14d16ea4547244028a36eedf73b3e344c3160d6fdc0a78a0dc"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-controlled-lamp-circuit-63d04f80f1","title":"Controlled lamp circuit","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Four lamps A-D start as shown (filled = ON/1, ring = OFF/0). Read the eight cards from left to right. Purple pips name the control lamp and orange pips name the target lamp; one pip means A, two B, three C, and four D. On each card, if the control is currently ON, toggle the target; if the control is OFF, do nothing. The control itself does not change on that card. What is the final A-D pattern? Answer with four bits in A,B,C,D order, where 1=ON and 0=OFF.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-controlled-lamp-circuit-63d04f80f1/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-controlled-lamp-circuit-63d04f80f1.json","detailSha256":"540515c4c483e772d82c31ddba0d7ce09075c12486a0f7a88ec225b3103a08d0"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-longest-shared-boundary-7eb098042f","title":"Longest shared boundary","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"The image shows three filled colored regions on a white background: one red, one green, and one blue. One region is a wide base block; the other two colored regions sit on top of the base, and each of them touches the base along a stretch of shared boundary. A pair of regions SHARES A BOUNDARY when their filled areas touch along a contiguous edge. The two regions that sit on top of the base do not touch each other; there is a clear white gap between them. Which two colored regions run along each other for the greatest distance, that is, which pair has the longest shared touching edge? Reply with exactly one of red-blue, red-green, or green-blue.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-longest-shared-boundary-7eb098042f/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-longest-shared-boundary-7eb098042f.json","detailSha256":"c8d2dc3a941d1067aef94406b050bfea81471f9b05871dddd3133549c1821b28"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-loop-multiplicity-link-9f555dae9f","title":"Loop multiplicity link","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Luna","question":"Which highlighted link belongs to exactly two distinct loops: red, green, or blue? Treat every visible node-to-node segment as one undirected link. A loop is a simple closed path that starts and ends at the same node without repeating any other node; the same loop counts once regardless of direction or starting node. Ignore the white canvas.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-loop-multiplicity-link-9f555dae9f/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-loop-multiplicity-link-9f555dae9f.json","detailSha256":"427e3ed65a42ce757662c83a5906a95392a5fdea50b8ee2ddc2f87364e392de1"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-common-loop-pair-7a35a9cd28","title":"Common loop pair","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The picture shows a network of grey pipes of equal thickness on white paper. Pipes join only inside the round hubs where they end, and pipes that merely pass near each other are not joined. Three hubs are painted red, green and blue; every hub can be reached from every other hub by travelling along pipe, so all three coloured hubs are connected. Two hubs are said to lie on a common loop when you can travel from one to the other and back again along pipe without using any piece of pipe twice. Exactly one pair of the coloured hubs lies on a common loop. Which two coloured hubs lie on a common loop? Answer 'red and green', 'red and blue', or 'green and blue'.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-common-loop-pair-7a35a9cd28/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-common-loop-pair-7a35a9cd28.json","detailSha256":"1a6d202a237859454c0f980117e6f1d4a12a2e9a8c8abb7dcc158494486c4666"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-wall-same-chamber-6435405be6","title":"Wall same chamber","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Black and colored segments are walls; connected white floor forms a chamber, whether or not it touches the canvas border. Which colored wall has the same chamber on both opposite sides? Answer red, green, or blue.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-wall-same-chamber-6435405be6/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-wall-same-chamber-6435405be6.json","detailSha256":"b0c489ef0eea6322ea0605169ed76ba15bb13596cedc266f31025fda12e34eec"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-alternating-link-route-67345cab9c","title":"Alternating link route","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Can the green junction reach the purple junction along a route whose consecutive link colors strictly alternate between blue and orange? Either color may come first. Do not revisit a junction; links meet only at circular junctions. Answer yes or no.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-alternating-link-route-67345cab9c/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-alternating-link-route-67345cab9c.json","detailSha256":"c830f9c92d69d3928a119d5761e853dd530bfada206338cfd96bc8d61c36f853"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-path-crossings-over-guide-a329494584","title":"Path crossings over guide","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"A dashed horizontal grey guide line is drawn. A single blue path winds back and forth across it, passing from one side of the line to the other each time it crosses. Count how many times the blue path crosses the grey guide line. Answer 2, 3, 4, or 5.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-path-crossings-over-guide-a329494584/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-path-crossings-over-guide-a329494584.json","detailSha256":"87388dd648bb9d233e6afedfc01bbe53fae11427fb68eac59235cdbd264e255f"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-route-hop-depth-79ba074899","title":"Route hop depth","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"Luna","question":"Trace the single dark tree from the green source to the red, blue, and gold terminals. Count links, not pixels: each dark segment between neighboring visible nodes counts once, regardless of its length. Which terminal is reached through the greatest number of links? Answer red, blue, or gold.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-route-hop-depth-79ba074899/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-route-hop-depth-79ba074899.json","detailSha256":"d7f6eb84d9277bb914add564e8feecf7646dd3ef4a6c02de79a25ac638538085"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-hub-clockwise-wire-8ef36ecc91","title":"Hub clockwise wire","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The black square in the middle of this picture is a hub. Exactly one grey wire touches each of its four sides - top, right, bottom and left - and each of those four wires runs to one of the four coloured squares near the edge of the picture: green, red, blue and orange. All the wires are drawn in the same grey with the same thickness, and wires often cross one another; where two wires cross, each one carries straight on through the crossing and neither one turns there. A wire turns only where it visibly ends its straight run and bends. First follow the wire that ends at the green square back to the hub and note which side of the hub it touches. Then move one side clockwise around the hub, where clockwise means top side, then right side, then bottom side, then left side, and back to top. Now follow the wire touching that next side out to its coloured square. Which coloured square does that wire end at? Answer red, blue or orange.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-hub-clockwise-wire-8ef36ecc91/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-hub-clockwise-wire-8ef36ecc91.json","detailSha256":"31af047f3fa1059ba0c7be47324dc03bdf979b924813b0405a1eb72b601966ff"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-hamiltonian-checkpoint-terminal-3aa6fe6fda","title":"Hamiltonian checkpoint terminal","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Start at the green circle and travel along dark links. Visit every cyan circle exactly once, never visit any node twice, and stop at a colored square. Which colored square can you reach: orange, purple, or blue?","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-hamiltonian-checkpoint-terminal-3aa6fe6fda/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-hamiltonian-checkpoint-terminal-3aa6fe6fda.json","detailSha256":"ec6dd8ed19c3ee15b73e9f145a7e36308ef60bc4f4306f9854820f2bcb6f0c9b"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-two-shortest-routes-terminal-79c70bd2e7","title":"Two shortest routes terminal","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Each box is a separate network. From green START, which colored terminal has exactly two different shortest routes? Count one black link between neighboring circles as one step; longer routes do not count. Answer red, blue, or orange.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-two-shortest-routes-terminal-79c70bd2e7/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-two-shortest-routes-terminal-79c70bd2e7.json","detailSha256":"5b6317e8cb48566c1cca2d092c49bd135818fd25a0853dc4ebb11b83677edbc0"},{"id":"image-support-steered-stained-graph-slab-correspondence-da94e9028a","title":"Stained graph slab correspondence","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Luna","question":"After the stated clockwise turn, which candidate reproduces every colored-part contact in R, including compass direction? 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The right block's marks were copied from the left block by rotating that block 180 degrees: the mark of the right-block tile in row r of right-block column c should equal the mark of the left-block tile in row 7-r, left-block column 4-c. The marks themselves were copied without being rotated. Exactly two right-block tiles break this rule, because their two marks were exchanged with each other; every other right-block tile matches its rotated partner exactly. Fill colours follow no rule and say nothing about which tiles those are. Of the two exchanged tiles, take the one that comes first in reading order: the smaller row number, or if the rows are equal the smaller column number. What is the fill colour of that tile? Answer red, blue, green or purple.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-quilt-rotation-mark-swap-7ddfeb5875/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-quilt-rotation-mark-swap-7ddfeb5875.json","detailSha256":"033ea9738e979fae75298e6eeb1efd8da964304541c16ec0bebf0fc6b81258f1"},{"id":"image-support-steered-reciprocal-diagonal-seal-53827311c6","title":"Reciprocal diagonal seal","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"The small dark seal is a square grid. Ignore the pale background dots. Across the gold diagonal from top-left to bottom-right, every cyan cell must have a cyan partner in the reflected row-and-column position, and blank cells must likewise pair. Is the grid an exact mirror across that diagonal?","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-reciprocal-diagonal-seal-53827311c6/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-reciprocal-diagonal-seal-53827311c6.json","detailSha256":"da8d01296f7ae237785505998a0c4d077f5e208fe0d0ed577abf9be7004f9837"},{"id":"image-support-steered-palette-rekey-carpet-correspondence-a13d0ee709","title":"Palette rekey carpet correspondence","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Across the top two rows, each four-tile-wide vertical band is a key: its top color changes to the color directly beneath it. Apply those four substitutions to every tile in the leftmost six-row mosaic below, without moving tiles. Exactly one of the three mosaics to its right is the result. What color fills the tag row directly beneath that mosaic? Answer amber, cyan, or violet.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-palette-rekey-carpet-correspondence-a13d0ee709/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-palette-rekey-carpet-correspondence-a13d0ee709.json","detailSha256":"55cce356da1d7016de31b8c1d4d6d9cf63eee40d5fef4811b2c458c262540c46"},{"id":"image-support-steered-connected-basin-half-balance-e5baaf7510","title":"Connected basin half balance","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Luna","question":"Which half of the single connected filled basin contains more inked area: left or right? Answer left or right.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-connected-basin-half-balance-e5baaf7510/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-connected-basin-half-balance-e5baaf7510.json","detailSha256":"cfc3274ac0efbea748c3fcabf01c75a8ac5d9003cc3616c821c595da9fc59587"},{"id":"image-support-steered-inscribed-square-band-ca9a785dc9","title":"Inscribed square band","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Opus 5","question":"Compare the largest axis-aligned square that fits inside the plate with the plate's own width, and report which of the three bands it falls in. The plate is the single solid dark slate-grey shape on the sheet; the pale grey body, the grey ticks, the grey rings and the thin border are decoration and are never measured. A fitted square must be axis-aligned, that is not rotated, and must lie entirely inside the plate; touching the plate's edge is allowed. Let S be the side of the largest such square, and let W be the plate's full width, the horizontal distance from its leftmost to its rightmost point. Use exactly these rules: less_than_third if S is smaller than W/3; third_to_half if S is at least W/3 and at most W/2; more_than_half if S is larger than W/2. Answer with one label: less_than_third, third_to_half or more_than_half.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-inscribed-square-band-ca9a785dc9/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-inscribed-square-band-ca9a785dc9.json","detailSha256":"b7df011c425491a654b2f1ac48f1aa6e6e3b9e09de3bff2de79ac3844a82c0e9"},{"id":"image-support-steered-field-gradient-axis-4ef9dbfdbf","title":"Field gradient axis","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Across the gray measurement field, along which direction is the edge-to-edge brightness change larger: horizontal or vertical? Answer horizontal or vertical.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-field-gradient-axis-4ef9dbfdbf/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-field-gradient-axis-4ef9dbfdbf.json","detailSha256":"ce81d6d70565b3875f3bb949f5eca900933411f82b34e24ddae71d95f9d25fe9"},{"id":"image-support-steered-triplet-linearity-residual-6c498c770b","title":"Triplet linearity residual","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Each row shows three dot measurements at equally spaced settings. For each row, compare the middle dot's height with the average height of its two outer dots. Which row has the smaller absolute difference? Answer TOP or BOTTOM.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-triplet-linearity-residual-6c498c770b/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-triplet-linearity-residual-6c498c770b.json","detailSha256":"d238b9b22210288301cbba1d433ed440fbcb9f68c3d0652695ebb69c5b789d2b"},{"id":"image-support-steered-butterfly-wing-mirror-match-bcf3300297","title":"Butterfly wing mirror match","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"Luna","question":"Are the visible butterfly wings mirror-matched? Reflect the left colored wing across the vertical line halfway between the two wing centroids; answer yes only if at least 92% of the two visible wing masks' union overlaps, otherwise answer no.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-butterfly-wing-mirror-match-bcf3300297/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-butterfly-wing-mirror-match-bcf3300297.json","detailSha256":"1e5ebbd357d96c6fa90169cfa810db7d8a0352a318c3f02061ccc28f8dd22b12"},{"id":"image-support-steered-cross-arm-length-equality-59e5f7ee91","title":"Cross arm length equality","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Do all four arms of the single colored plus sign extend equally far from its center? Answer yes or no.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-cross-arm-length-equality-59e5f7ee91/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-cross-arm-length-equality-59e5f7ee91.json","detailSha256":"ad9dac168a93353b9b71144a2693bafb4e8c343666d0e6244bc68bd463f85a11"},{"id":"image-support-steered-piano-key-group-order-81b2b22e6b","title":"Piano key group order","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Reading the black keys from left to right, are they arranged as a separated group of two followed by a separated group of three? Answer yes or no.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-piano-key-group-order-81b2b22e6b/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-piano-key-group-order-81b2b22e6b.json","detailSha256":"274e51cf48162648837ae7bdec15151c016d8d1567e460646d9743aaa52fd19f"},{"id":"image-support-steered-quartet-mosaic-rectify-dd180ebb7f","title":"Quartet mosaic rectify","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Luna","question":"Find the four separated cards. Rectify each card from its four gold corners, place the quadrants in their visible compass positions, and read the complete 16x16 mosaic. Is it A) a diamond or B) a cross? Answer A or B.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-quartet-mosaic-rectify-dd180ebb7f/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-quartet-mosaic-rectify-dd180ebb7f.json","detailSha256":"0a8cf3f41258d44d3bca6d78acaa157e98a70d6f804bd4b72b5245695edefc3c"},{"id":"image-support-steered-endfold-pairing-reveal-b9e093466e","title":"Endfold pairing reveal","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Opus 5","question":"Exactly one cord in this picture is teal; any other cord is pale lavender. The teal cord is a single unbranching thin route with exactly two ends, and it carries exactly 50 round beads, one at every corner and one at each end. Each bead is filled with one of just two grays, a darker gray and a lighter gray; the two-square key near one corner of the picture shows those two grays. Exactly one end bead of the teal cord has four small black brackets around it. Carry out this operation: walk the teal cord from that bracketed end bead to its other end and number the beads 1 to 50 in the order you meet them; then fold the cord end to end, so that bead 1 meets bead 50, bead 2 meets bead 49, bead 3 meets bead 48, and so on down to bead 25 meeting bead 26, giving 25 folded pairs; then mark every folded pair whose two beads are filled with the same gray, and leave a pair unmarked when its two beads differ. Then write the 25 verdicts into a 5 by 5 grid, filling the first row left to right with pairs 1 to 5, the second row with pairs 6 to 10, and so on to the fifth row with pairs 21 to 25. Exactly 9 of the 25 positions are marked. The marked positions form one symbol on the 5 by 5 grid: 'plus' is the full centre row together with the full centre column, 'ex' is the two full diagonals, 'tee' is the full top row together with the centre column below it, and 'ell' is the full left column together with the full bottom row. The shape the cord traces across the picture is not the symbol, the lavender cords and the key are decoration, and only the folded pairing of beads from the two ends of the walk decides which positions are marked. Which symbol do the marked positions form? Answer with exactly one of: ell, ex, plus, tee.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-endfold-pairing-reveal-b9e093466e/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-endfold-pairing-reveal-b9e093466e.json","detailSha256":"d859fe3cff71706c292d9209b9210f4c8a3ef147a51957b4f41914d15ddacc5f"},{"id":"image-support-steered-paircode-lookup-reveal-50dc121ec8","title":"Paircode lookup reveal","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Read the 5 by 10 purple source panel in adjacent horizontal pairs, left pair to right pair on each row. In each detached teal key card, the two small top squares show an input pair and the wide lower square shows its output shade. Replace every source pair by the matching key output, preserving row order, to form a 5 by 5 tile. Which symbol appears: X, plus, T, or L?","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-paircode-lookup-reveal-50dc121ec8/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-paircode-lookup-reveal-50dc121ec8.json","detailSha256":"666de9c5efcb1c42311fe32510e34a5de075efb22fffd9058720f4e71df07474"},{"id":"image-support-steered-keyed-column-transposition-61995c720b","title":"Keyed column transposition","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Starting below the triangular notch, read the seven colored chips on the detached left key from top to bottom. Reorder the seven tagged columns of the right grid so their header chips follow that color order; keep every column upright. Which dark-cell symbol needs the fewest cell changes to match the reordered 7 by 7 grid: arch, fork, or zigzag? A tie is ambiguous.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-keyed-column-transposition-61995c720b/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-keyed-column-transposition-61995c720b.json","detailSha256":"4809ae8507e16bcf7428e0694e285d187a013d01d37cce0ec3be1b357e43a1fd"},{"id":"image-support-steered-quilt-fold-axis-5e49aa81c7","title":"Quilt fold axis","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"The quilt is one seamless 12 by 12 field of equal colored squares. Along which direction could it be folded in half so every square lands on the same color: left-to-right or top-to-bottom?","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-quilt-fold-axis-5e49aa81c7/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-quilt-fold-axis-5e49aa81c7.json","detailSha256":"8507004b39e3b7e2dd473af6846115779790553f22f5653905d7fd3e7d592e06"},{"id":"image-support-steered-orbit-reversal-trail-84c7e25089","title":"Orbit reversal trail","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"The dark trail is one unbroken route inside the square. Imagine the panel center as a pivot and trace the trail from either end. Does its travel around the panel center keep one direction throughout, or reverse direction once? Answer one direction or reverses.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-orbit-reversal-trail-84c7e25089/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-orbit-reversal-trail-84c7e25089.json","detailSha256":"e9f56737a999836661f0504b17bd5c53bd26d55fce7a2ee94e45479a51cb55b2"},{"id":"image-support-steered-orientation-census-search-43c117df77","title":"Orientation census search","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"The cyan key bar shows the direction to count. Each framed field has nine black bars. Which marker color labels the field with more bars parallel to the key than every other field? Answer red, gold, violet, or green.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-orientation-census-search-43c117df77/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-orientation-census-search-43c117df77.json","detailSha256":"aef992db28fe6f1b48b841851f5eb726fa680c4346dd83f5e0afe5ac53d444b2"},{"id":"image-support-steered-traced-terminal-search-866f800c72","title":"Traced terminal search","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Starting at the gold START disk, follow its unbroken dark cable through every bend. Which colored terminal does that same cable reach? The cables never cross or join. Answer red, blue, green, or purple.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-traced-terminal-search-866f800c72/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-traced-terminal-search-866f800c72.json","detailSha256":"965394b6c5323a930c0cdf55486596f9cd49553c6898eaeadaf3c585ec456bd0"},{"id":"image-support-steered-state-patch-turn-replay-b3fb96fc28","title":"State patch turn replay","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Luna","question":"The image shows one framed 4x4 patch: rows A-D run top to bottom and columns 1-4 run left to right. Start at the ringed cell. Read the numbered turn markers from top to bottom. A right-pointing marker rotates the token one quarter-turn clockwise around the patch center; a left-pointing marker rotates it one quarter-turn counterclockwise. Apply every turn in order. Which labeled cell contains the token after the last turn?","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-state-patch-turn-replay-b3fb96fc28/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-state-patch-turn-replay-b3fb96fc28.json","detailSha256":"d4e7a486e0676fecbba04399399e0283173cfb96dc842c32887c000824ef9885"},{"id":"image-support-steered-swatch-rewrite-relay-a48389e63a","title":"Swatch rewrite relay","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Opus 5","question":"Somewhere in this picture there is one small notice board made of six separated tiles: three tiles in an upper row and three tiles in a lower row, with plain background between every tile. The leftmost tile of the upper row is the badge: one coloured square drawn inside a thin dark rectangular ring, and its colour is the colour carried at the start. Each of the other five tiles is a card: two coloured squares side by side at the same height with a background gap between them, the left square being that card's guard colour and the right square being that card's result colour. Every square is red, green, blue, purple or orange. The cards act one after another in reading order: first the two cards to the right of the badge in the upper row, left to right, then the three cards of the lower row, left to right. When a card acts, compare the colour carried at that moment with that card's guard colour: if they are the same colour, the carried colour becomes that card's result colour; if they are not the same colour, that card does nothing at all and the carried colour is unchanged. The board may sit anywhere on the canvas, and every grey mark outside the board is inert decoration. Which colour is carried after the last card has acted? Answer with one of red, green, blue, purple or orange.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-swatch-rewrite-relay-a48389e63a/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-swatch-rewrite-relay-a48389e63a.json","detailSha256":"0537fe90e2f99ea9f9c1f8bc35e807bb61269e981bceac3c8a2e5f926cfec616"},{"id":"image-support-steered-snapshot-flip-pair-3fe1e3106c","title":"Snapshot flip pair","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Compare BEFORE with AFTER. Exactly one lettered lamp changed between hollow and filled. Which lettered lamp changed? Answer A, B, or C.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-snapshot-flip-pair-3fe1e3106c/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-snapshot-flip-pair-3fe1e3106c.json","detailSha256":"40b5198aee3d727f83d929f344ddee65615ad89970184224e8998ad4081dc7e4"},{"id":"image-support-steered-saturating-level-badge-5e457b07e8","title":"Saturating level badge","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"The center meter shows the starting level from 1 to 4. Begin at the command beside the yellow dot and read all six triangular commands clockwise. An up triangle raises the level by one unless it is already 4; a down triangle lowers it by one unless it is already 1. What level remains?","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-saturating-level-badge-5e457b07e8/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-saturating-level-badge-5e457b07e8.json","detailSha256":"936bdcf0acf030349eef7452cd4c91819aba5daba4e812aced07f211b4e97d8b"},{"id":"image-support-steered-topology-signature-match-d5834cc39b","title":"Topology signature match","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Luna","question":"Which colored candidate panel has the same topology signature as the gray reference? Count dark connected components and enclosed white holes in each panel. Answer left or right.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-topology-signature-match-d5834cc39b/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-topology-signature-match-d5834cc39b.json","detailSha256":"3519dc345bbbc652b33a051a248f4de9e22891591e4b851b11cc8506400eee3d"},{"id":"image-support-steered-seal-pair-ring-binding-c47948e472","title":"Seal pair ring binding","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Opus 5","question":"This page carries red, black, blue and grey marks. Only the red marks decide the answer; marks of any other colour are decoration and never count. The red marks form exactly three seals that sit close together: one seal above and two seals below it. Each seal is a stack of one or two nested red squares, each square drawn as an outline. A red outline counts as sealed only if it runs unbroken all the way around; an outline with a visible gap cut through one of its sides does not count as sealed, no matter how large that outline is. Compare the number of sealed outlines in the upper seal with the total number of sealed outlines in the two lower seals. Does the upper seal have exactly as many sealed outlines as the two lower seals have together? Answer yes or no.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-seal-pair-ring-binding-c47948e472/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-seal-pair-ring-binding-c47948e472.json","detailSha256":"24d2502fc795337104d34f3f3ce4032f1fc2790734ff96f954ddf2c9fcf1f263"},{"id":"image-support-steered-noncrossing-terminal-pairs-3d37e357b8","title":"Noncrossing terminal pairs","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Inside the black circle, join the two cyan terminals to each other and the two orange terminals to each other. Can both joins be drawn without crossing and without leaving the circle? Answer yes or no.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-noncrossing-terminal-pairs-3d37e357b8/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-noncrossing-terminal-pairs-3d37e357b8.json","detailSha256":"5cd9fd7cf97c9e16f40731011408daf9d73cb964a1c69ae4a44688ac7d649f7e"},{"id":"image-support-steered-nested-pocket-tree-c394e9401e","title":"Nested pocket tree","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Ignore pale gray marks. Does the navy drawing contain a white pocket inside another white pocket? A pocket is a white area fully enclosed by navy. One pocket is inside another only when the navy ring enclosing the smaller pocket lies entirely within the larger pocket. Areas connect through shared edges, not diagonal corner contact. Answer yes or no.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-nested-pocket-tree-c394e9401e/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-nested-pocket-tree-c394e9401e.json","detailSha256":"730dfb5d2e844c82b3da1064322975ef7d97400be84963d81e53687a7bdb451d"},{"id":"image-support-steered-matched-connector-route-terminal-f896bfe9b5","title":"Matched connector route terminal","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"Luna","question":"Each green-to-terminal route is drawn as two separated dark pieces. Join pieces only when their colored connector tabs match. Starting at the green tab on each assembled route, which terminal—amber or violet—is farther along the joined route? Use accumulated centerline length, not straight-line distance. Answer amber or violet.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-matched-connector-route-terminal-f896bfe9b5/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-matched-connector-route-terminal-f896bfe9b5.json","detailSha256":"7d8f9c52fa8c9ccfeb0cb33a8d9c5977bd52e83dbcf28fc4c7f5f5b7e7efe3ff"},{"id":"image-support-steered-switch-pad-reach-d3fff12f47","title":"Switch pad reach","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The image contains several small stacked-bar tiles. In every tile two short horizontal bars sit one above the other with clear background between them. Exactly one tile is the switch tile: a short teal trunk stub rises or falls from the middle of that tile and touches exactly one of its two bars, and the touched bar is teal while the other bar is gray with a visible gap between the stub and that gray bar. Exactly one other tile is the pad tile: its upper and lower bars are orange and purple in some order. Every remaining tile is an all-gray decoy and means nothing. The trunk continues to the pad on the matching side of the pad tile: the upper channel reaches the upper pad and the lower channel reaches the lower pad. Which pad does the trunk reach? Answer orange or purple.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-switch-pad-reach-d3fff12f47/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-switch-pad-reach-d3fff12f47.json","detailSha256":"1b1bb3fd2629f88c1e70ab5d66eeb0806eb70050d7abbf1bdeae908f7bb6ef55"},{"id":"image-support-steered-nested-detour-order-4b7443dbff","title":"Nested detour order","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Trace the dark route from the green START to the orange FINISH. At the first split, follow both branches until they rejoin. Does another split occur before that rejoin, or only afterward? Answer nested or sequential.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-nested-detour-order-4b7443dbff/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-nested-detour-order-4b7443dbff.json","detailSha256":"f96074d494c5e995d97614d6c1f6d314784f2f7ceb96a2fe49026c0648a724eb"},{"id":"image-support-steered-matched-width-branch-7dcd8fe781","title":"Matched width branch","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Start at the blue port and follow the navy corridor to the purple junction. Continue along the outgoing corridor whose width matches the incoming corridor; the other outgoing corridor has a different width. Which terminal does the matching corridor reach, red or gold? Answer red or gold.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-matched-width-branch-7dcd8fe781/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-matched-width-branch-7dcd8fe781.json","detailSha256":"6682f18e78ea39d34df465fc7e004147d9aff97832947875c6658439d41cd383"},{"id":"model-feedback-row-zoned-cascade-9dfcc21bfb","title":"Row zoned cascade","experiment":"model-feedback","experimentLabel":"Model-feedback-steered generation","profile":null,"generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"A 5 by 5 grid of square cells stands on a white card, with a column of five large coloured tags on the left, one beside every row.  An amber tag marks a 'two' row; a violet tag marks a 'three' row.  Each cell is filled either dark or pale.  Below the grid a key holds one, two, or three teal dots; the number of dots is the number of rounds R to apply.  A round transforms the whole grid by this rule: for every cell, count how many of its eight surrounding neighbours (the cells that touch it along an edge or at a corner) are dark.  A cell on an amber row becomes dark in the next round if and only if that count is exactly two; a cell on a violet row becomes dark if and only if that count is exactly three; in every other case the cell becomes pale.  Note that a dark cell may turn pale and a pale cell may turn dark.  Apply the round rule R times, using each round's result as the starting grid of the next round, and keep the row tags fixed.  After the last round, count how many cells in the 5 by 5 grid are dark.  Is that count odd?  Answer with exactly one of: yes, no.","image":"static/questions/model-feedback-row-zoned-cascade-9dfcc21bfb/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/model-feedback-row-zoned-cascade-9dfcc21bfb.json","detailSha256":"28e1ce3f8fab7d2391f82791aad104904e858dc131488a3e829b08a7853b53b5"},{"id":"model-feedback-vertex-route-resilience-6a60e167ac","title":"Vertex route resilience","experiment":"model-feedback","experimentLabel":"Model-feedback-steered generation","profile":null,"generator":"Luna","question":"Exactly one panel has two green-to-amber routes that share no ordinary junction; the routes may meet only at green and amber. Which panel: panel-A, panel-B, panel-C, or panel-D?","image":"static/questions/model-feedback-vertex-route-resilience-6a60e167ac/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/model-feedback-vertex-route-resilience-6a60e167ac.json","detailSha256":"ea90cad05542e424e421d47163c32bf356d3c53b35423a07b3f35ab7ff83dbfc"},{"id":"model-feedback-signed-run-crossing-566f684581","title":"Signed run crossing","experiment":"model-feedback","experimentLabel":"Model-feedback-steered generation","profile":null,"generator":"Opus 5","question":"The black bar at the top is the target length. A running total starts at zero. Take the colored bars from top to bottom: a bar drawn right of the black line adds its length to the total, and a bar drawn left of it takes its length away. At which colored bar does the running total first reach or pass the target length? Name that bar's color. Answer blue, crimson, green, orange, purple, or teal.","image":"static/questions/model-feedback-signed-run-crossing-566f684581/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/model-feedback-signed-run-crossing-566f684581.json","detailSha256":"d0ecfb3356dd9118376d261135e562c9d85a1e125640dff90cfb69f64a5f29a6"},{"id":"model-feedback-residual-bundle-orders-2208137f1d","title":"Residual bundle orders","experiment":"model-feedback","experimentLabel":"Model-feedback-steered generation","profile":null,"generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Each mark runs that recipe once. Subtract every token used from START. After which order can every leftover token be packed into identical TARGET KITS with nothing left over? Answer order-A, order-B, order-C, or order-D.","image":"static/questions/model-feedback-residual-bundle-orders-2208137f1d/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/model-feedback-residual-bundle-orders-2208137f1d.json","detailSha256":"8ff859404124493d0711f4eff54650cd1a828831ca538b2e323d43a58d8cc1eb"},{"id":"model-feedback-ambiguous-bijection-backbone-2a6cfc144e","title":"Ambiguous bijection backbone","experiment":"model-feedback","experimentLabel":"Model-feedback-steered generation","profile":null,"generator":"Sol (max)","question":"A dot means a pairing is allowed. Use every row and every column exactly once. Several complete assignments are possible. Exactly one row keeps the same column in every assignment. Which row? Answer row-1, row-2, row-3, row-4, row-5, row-6, row-7, or row-8.","image":"static/questions/model-feedback-ambiguous-bijection-backbone-2a6cfc144e/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/model-feedback-ambiguous-bijection-backbone-2a6cfc144e.json","detailSha256":"02fff6da093fe04c2dbca66071261d53dabe180e315a64376cb21928ba2bf24b"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-grid-cell-correspondence-a04b4d8cc2","title":"Grid cell correspondence","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"The top panel shows a 3x3 grid with a marker dot in one cell. Below are three candidate grids, each with a marker dot and a colored border. Find the candidate whose marker sits in the same grid cell as the reference marker, then report that candidate's border color.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-grid-cell-correspondence-a04b4d8cc2/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-grid-cell-correspondence-a04b4d8cc2.json","detailSha256":"39b29a531decd730300acce1fdff0d1f89e92aa80d20322b1c7b50a126ab533f"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-multipart-halo-binding-correspondence-a80fef0197","title":"Multipart halo binding correspondence","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Luna","question":"Which halo color belongs to the candidate object matching the REFERENCE mosaic? Each mosaic is five uniquely colored square tiles in one connected asymmetric shape. A whole candidate mosaic may be rotated by 0, 90, 180, or 270 degrees; reflection is not allowed. Match the tile colors and their relative arrangement, then report the matched candidate's halo color. A is the left candidate and B is the right candidate. Ignore panel position, tile size, and halo size. Answer amber, cyan, or violet.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-multipart-halo-binding-correspondence-a80fef0197/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-multipart-halo-binding-correspondence-a80fef0197.json","detailSha256":"432f8122aad8493ee5a2432bc30be02468e08dabc6b5b40edb7d37c2fbd2756d"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-rubber-rail-interval-transfer-7367a4f621","title":"Rubber rail interval transfer","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Opus 5","question":"This image has two horizontal rails, an upper one and a lower one. Both rails are the same track: the five short black ticks on the upper rail are five landmarks of that track, the five short black ticks on the lower rail are the same five landmarks in the same left-to-right order, and each thin grey line joins a landmark on the upper rail to the same landmark on the lower rail. Between two neighbouring landmarks the lower rail is a uniformly stretched or squeezed copy of the upper rail, so a point that sits a given fraction of the way from one landmark to the next on the upper rail sits at that same fraction of the way between the two matching landmarks on the lower rail. The stretch factor is different on different stretches of rail, so no single shift or single scale carries positions across, and the distance from a landmark in pixels carries no information across. The black triangle above the upper rail marks one point of the upper rail, at the tip of the triangle. Four coloured dots hang below the lower rail, each on a short stem that meets the lower rail at that dot's position. Exactly one of those dots stands at the point of the lower rail that matches the point marked by the triangle. Which dot is it? Answer with that dot's colour: blue, brown, green, orange, purple, or red.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-rubber-rail-interval-transfer-7367a4f621/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-rubber-rail-interval-transfer-7367a4f621.json","detailSha256":"e432b5b0a8670f6d713ef6d59ee8d8c87277164502cddd3e5f800c24f9d80d2d"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-colored-connection-match-65d6d176ba","title":"Colored connection match","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Each box contains one circle of each color. A connection counts only when a dark line directly joins two circles. Ignoring rotation and rearrangement, which border color surrounds the box with exactly the same pairs of connected circle colors as the REFERENCE? Answer red, blue, or gold.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-colored-connection-match-65d6d176ba/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-colored-connection-match-65d6d176ba.json","detailSha256":"1154c65c328fca378514c0607b16f51546fb1c93e3241a031e33243725e39e17"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-oriented-plate-correspondence-7faf7af1f4","title":"Oriented plate correspondence","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"The reference plate and each test plate contain the same four colored triangular pointers. Exactly one test plate can be made by rotating the whole reference plate by 90, 180, or 270 degrees: both every colored part's socket position and the direction its triangle points must rotate together by the same amount. Which test plate is it: A, B, or C?","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-oriented-plate-correspondence-7faf7af1f4/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-oriented-plate-correspondence-7faf7af1f4.json","detailSha256":"b74271e38dbf6d2ea11143905cff0c1fc0c10e75148811321ef2ce685bd9064c"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-widest-pair-5bb9e01931","title":"Widest pair","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"Each color is drawn as two dots of that same color. Which color has its two dots farthest apart, meaning the largest straight-line distance between the centers of its two dots? Answer with only the color: red, blue, or green.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-widest-pair-5bb9e01931/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-widest-pair-5bb9e01931.json","detailSha256":"9c8c24b3d8ec2c1d3dba753e475f25ce341f11d8e45a4cba12db600510dd3d2a"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-rank-shift-binding-939c035e9d","title":"Rank shift binding","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Luna","question":"Panels A and B show the same red, green, and blue circular samples. Rank the samples from top (1) to bottom (3) separately in each panel. Which color has the greatest absolute change in rank? Answer red, green, or blue.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-rank-shift-binding-939c035e9d/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-rank-shift-binding-939c035e9d.json","detailSha256":"1e1895987c8f4d5c06db832f6a80433ab78ed4c10465c4c352b2b6a817d1bb17"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-interval-sum-binding-6043afb559","title":"Interval sum binding","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The chart shows three groups (G1, G2, G3). Each group contains exactly one red, one green and one blue rectangle, in any left-to-right order. A rectangle floats: only its vertical length counts, never its position, its top edge or its width. The short black tick marks beside the vertical axis are exactly one unit apart, so a rectangle's value is its length divided by that tick spacing. The three small squares at the top are a color key, not data. For each color, add its three values across G1, G2 and G3. Which color has the greatest total? Answer red, green or blue.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-interval-sum-binding-6043afb559/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-interval-sum-binding-6043afb559.json","detailSha256":"a0916c9be4b63ec8ebdf1786743903d9f1dc25e9a6df44999265777719854ac3"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-convex-hull-fill-leader-4bebf66a0e","title":"Convex hull fill leader","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Which color's eight dots have the largest convex-hull fill? For each color, take the area of the tightest polygon containing all eight dot centers and divide it by the area of their axis-aligned bounding rectangle. Answer blue, orange, or green.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-convex-hull-fill-leader-4bebf66a0e/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-convex-hull-fill-leader-4bebf66a0e.json","detailSha256":"c3ad20905384fb32d9f649fa7c6c9e817f8b372310b4ea1796fe9d070e1e87b2"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-middle-timepoint-peak-8b3144b154","title":"Middle timepoint peak","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Which colored series is higher at time 2 than at both time 1 and time 3? Answer red, blue, green, or orange.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-middle-timepoint-peak-8b3144b154/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-middle-timepoint-peak-8b3144b154.json","detailSha256":"2364a5d56dd15affcfc151f84c762e568f7ced22f0a1b23e3b96a4e76638d8e5"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-prior-liquid-level-7579c494a9","title":"Prior liquid level","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"This is a glass of liquid standing on a level table. At rest, a liquid's surface always stays horizontal (level). Is the visible surface of this liquid actually level (horizontal)? Answer yes or no.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-prior-liquid-level-7579c494a9/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-prior-liquid-level-7579c494a9.json","detailSha256":"9373577856043148dc9a184fee37dd3bb2a0d681f27793d734abfb9c8b8108b4"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-pacman-facing-direction-71cea89b94","title":"Pacman facing direction","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"Luna","question":"Which direction is the Pac-Man-shaped character facing? Use the direction in which its wedge-shaped mouth opens; answer left, right, up, or down.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-pacman-facing-direction-71cea89b94/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-pacman-facing-direction-71cea89b94.json","detailSha256":"3c1b5cfebacd906efa085e16ac4b71a13fe84791b2ce20a60acfbe6d63b53700"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-balloon-string-detached-a404c922f4","title":"Balloon string detached","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"Opus 5","question":"This image shows a row of balloons drawn on white paper. The grey page frame and the four short grey ticks near the corners are fixed decoration: they never indicate the answer. Each balloon is one solid coloured oval, and under every balloon exactly one straight dark grey STRING hangs downwards. A string is TIED when its top end touches the bottom of its balloon, and it is LOOSE when a clear band of white paper, at least ten pixels tall, separates the top end of the string from the bottom of the balloon. Every balloon has its own string and all the strings are the same length, so the amount of dark ink is the same however many strings are loose. The number of balloons, their colours, their sizes, their heights on the page and which balloons carry the loose strings all change from image to image. Judge only what is painted in this image, and do not answer from the fact that balloons are normally tied to their strings. How many of the strings are loose? Answer with exactly one of the integers 0, 1, 2, or 3.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-balloon-string-detached-a404c922f4/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-balloon-string-detached-a404c922f4.json","detailSha256":"cc8308aa21b07c8f7b686bd67f5281374310b8a6896657d8a2f8450c727e7d2b"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-thermometer-bulb-edge-3c815a38b3","title":"Thermometer bulb edge","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Which image edge is nearest the large round red bulb of the thermometer? Answer top, right, bottom, or left.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-thermometer-bulb-edge-3c815a38b3/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-thermometer-bulb-edge-3c815a38b3.json","detailSha256":"87d09f5967ead59986560021f05e615237aeaef6180c45f4445a29f2d9abe430"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-stop-sign-side-conflict-8a153c1dd5","title":"Stop sign side conflict","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"At the very top of the red STOP sign, is there a flat horizontal side or a pointed corner? Answer flat or corner.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-stop-sign-side-conflict-8a153c1dd5/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-stop-sign-side-conflict-8a153c1dd5.json","detailSha256":"538540e5219e948e425b2f1e1439f44c6ba100910c27a92865b43bbfe7e5532a"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-column-key-shift-reveal-762d0b14c1","title":"Column key shift reveal","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"The blue-framed square panel below holds one solid triangle cut into six vertical columns. Every column has been slid up or down and wrapped around the panel edges by a random distance; each column carries one small magenta square sitting at a fixed reference height before the slide. Undo the declared per-column slides by moving each column so its magenta square returns to that fixed reference height (bottom area), then reassemble the triangle. Does the reconstructed triangle point up (A) or down (B)? Answer A or B.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-column-key-shift-reveal-762d0b14c1/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-column-key-shift-reveal-762d0b14c1.json","detailSha256":"bf6753abe9d0607b55f417a78c8aea83ba8f74df757b19e6e16aeff1c878c2db"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-bandlimited-blur-icon-7cc0354fc4","title":"Bandlimited blur icon","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Luna","question":"Find the square tile just inside the four colored corner marks. Replace each grayscale pixel by the mean of the 13x13 square centered on it, using edge replication at the tile boundary; ignore the colored marks and outer border. Which abstract symbol is revealed: ring, cross, triangle, or zigzag?","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-bandlimited-blur-icon-7cc0354fc4/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-bandlimited-blur-icon-7cc0354fc4.json","detailSha256":"cc208b73d56ff02b05c361f06ab2727642efbf114a272d3ca2745f47a56ae64c"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-gauge-opening-reveal-6c5c28d991","title":"Gauge opening reveal","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The sheet shows a square lattice of 4 by 4 points; the four corner points are printed as coloured squares. Every printed stroke runs straight along a lattice line from one point to the next point, and all strokes use the same ink. Strokes come in two thicknesses. Below the sheet a solid reference bar is printed; the height of that bar is the sanding width. Sand the sheet: erase every stroke that is thinner than the reference bar, and keep every stroke that is at least as thick as the reference bar. The strokes that survive the sanding form one of these five symbols: comb (a full top bar with three teeth hanging down), hood (a full top bar with both ends turning down two steps), jhook (a full left side and a full bottom bar with the right end turning up one step), rungs (two full horizontal bars, the second and fourth rows, joined by one vertical link), zig (a staircase running down from the top left corner to the bottom right corner and back one step to the left). Which symbol survives? Answer with one word.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-gauge-opening-reveal-6c5c28d991/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-gauge-opening-reveal-6c5c28d991.json","detailSha256":"54ab982f808dc8b3d060a822e7bfd37794663d2a6af94b79a437381854386812"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-adjacent-swap-ledger-665c640666","title":"Adjacent swap ledger","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Starting with the eight columns in the cyan grid, follow the swap ledger from top to bottom. At each magenta bar, swap the two adjacent columns whose center dots it joins. Which symbol appears: anchor, boot, chair, or sail?","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-adjacent-swap-ledger-665c640666/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-adjacent-swap-ledger-665c640666.json","detailSha256":"990f11fb6f1b55bdeb0aa4c758ce7c895139af6fcb1019be877cd741e0ed3c71"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-unequal-grid-rectification-glyph-56192cc8e4","title":"Unequal grid rectification glyph","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"The cyan grid lines divide the dark-and-light mosaic into 9 rows and 9 columns of unequal sizes. Independently stretch or squeeze every interval until all 81 cells are equal squares, preserving row order, column order, and the image orientation. Ignore the small gold dots. Which glyph appears: tree, gate, wave, or trident?","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-unequal-grid-rectification-glyph-56192cc8e4/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-unequal-grid-rectification-glyph-56192cc8e4.json","detailSha256":"620f776e93bad492d9201aabddc3db680a8d340adf422c5187e7fd4a5ecebe87"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-mirror-symmetry-591ef60e90","title":"Mirror symmetry","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"Is the colored pattern mirror-symmetric across the dashed vertical line? Answer yes or no.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-mirror-symmetry-591ef60e90/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-mirror-symmetry-591ef60e90.json","detailSha256":"583af933d9d5ea7c423c59adcb286ed64c08cbe08a6981a34900707e24f51f50"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-lattice-phase-field-716c0f746d","title":"Lattice phase field","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"Luna","question":"Which colored field contains a regular lattice? Each field has twelve same-sized dots. Ignore color, position, orientation, and dot count; choose red, blue, or green. A regular lattice is a complete 4-by-3 rectangular grid with constant spacing along two perpendicular directions.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-lattice-phase-field-716c0f746d/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-lattice-phase-field-716c0f746d.json","detailSha256":"cb395ec321a65c2d29273470e7e32bf6e84596a82693b033ee0a652abeac1ae0"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-occluded-curve-correspondence-884b4719a9","title":"Occluded curve correspondence","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"Opus 5","question":"A dark curve enters from the left and disappears behind an opaque grey vertical band. Three coloured curves - red, green and blue - come out of the band's right edge and never touch each other. Exactly one of them is the dark curve's continuation: it is the same single smooth curve carried on behind the band, so where it leaves the band its height and its direction of travel are those the dark curve would have if it kept going smoothly. Of the other two, one leaves the band at exactly the height where the dark curve met the band, and one travels in the same direction as the true continuation but at a different height. Which coloured curve is the continuation of the dark curve? Answer red, green or blue.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-occluded-curve-correspondence-884b4719a9/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-occluded-curve-correspondence-884b4719a9.json","detailSha256":"225a978cfc709550539c1baf46dfb75fe5af2c7a1270b79e85cc263f751c4872"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-texture-component-area-compare-42b7f9ccc2","title":"Texture component area compare","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Every short dash sits on a square grid and slants either up-right or down-right. Edge-neighboring up-right dashes belong to the same island. The red and blue rings mark up-right dashes in different islands. Which marked island contains more up-right dashes? Answer red or blue.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-texture-component-area-compare-42b7f9ccc2/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-texture-component-area-compare-42b7f9ccc2.json","detailSha256":"f025f451d619821aee60da5b81bc4fd4225b879bdfc6d64631fe099392543428"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-rubber-band-constellation-949f9363ac","title":"Rubber band constellation","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Imagine one taut rubber band around all dark dots: it forms their smallest convex enclosure. Which colored dot's center is strictly inside that implied boundary? A center on the boundary counts as outside. Answer red, blue, green, or orange.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-rubber-band-constellation-949f9363ac/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-rubber-band-constellation-949f9363ac.json","detailSha256":"bb64a9365fdaeb28752b7aed7de1873a6b32118342fe9dcb0ea74e7aed9d9241"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-reference-size-relation-match-7bf6dbc54b","title":"Reference size relation match","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"A dark reference glyph is shown in the box at the top of the image: two dark filled disks side by side. The relation of a glyph is whether its left disk is larger than its right disk (left-bigger), whether its right disk is larger than its left disk (right-bigger), or whether the two disks are the same size (equal). Below, the image is split into four quadrants (top-left, top-right, bottom-left, bottom-right), each containing one dark glyph of two side-by-side disks. Exactly one quadrant's glyph has the SAME left-vs-right size relation as the reference glyph; the other three each have a different relation. Which quadrant contains the glyph whose left-right size relation matches the reference glyph? Answer with the quadrant name.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-reference-size-relation-match-7bf6dbc54b/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-reference-size-relation-match-7bf6dbc54b.json","detailSha256":"245cd7f191c246a215e0a6928ad9137995a7af5bcd953608a98143d1f70bceea"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-guided-orientation-count-search-9f81822f3b","title":"Guided orientation count search","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"Luna","question":"Which half contains more candidate bars whose centerlines are within 8 degrees of the reference bar, modulo 180 degrees? Ignore the reference bar.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-guided-orientation-count-search-9f81822f3b/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-guided-orientation-count-search-9f81822f3b.json","detailSha256":"a154f123a47c4156f9ecdcdfdb68536e2b8ae8ff51cdb0f454c469c03df36c63"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-flag-rank-accord-panel-7930f4ff5d","title":"Flag rank accord panel","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"Opus 5","question":"This image shows five framed rectangular panels of identical size standing side by side in one row, numbered 1 to 5 from left to right. Every panel holds exactly four flags. A flag is a dark vertical pole standing on the same invisible floor line as every other pole, with one solid coloured disk resting on the pole's top end. All five panels reuse the very same four pole heights and the very same four disk sizes, so every panel holds the same amount of ink, the same number of flags, the same range of heights and the same range of disk sizes; only which height is paired with which disk size differs from panel to panel. Every disk in the image has the same colour, and inside a panel the four poles all have different heights and the four disks all have different sizes. Where a flag sits from left to right inside its panel is free to vary and carries no information, so a panel whose poles happen to rise steadily from left to right is not thereby special. Call a panel accordant when, comparing its flags in pairs, the flag with the taller pole always carries the larger disk, that is when ordering its four flags by pole height also orders them by disk size. Exactly one panel in the image is accordant. Every other panel contains at least one inverted pair, a pair of flags in which the taller pole carries the smaller disk; one of those panels reverses the pairing completely, so a panel that looks systematic is not automatically the accordant one. Which numbered panel is the accordant one? Answer with exactly one of: panel-1, panel-2, panel-3, panel-4, panel-5.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-flag-rank-accord-panel-7930f4ff5d/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-flag-rank-accord-panel-7930f4ff5d.json","detailSha256":"d9e5cedc2482f59e3f4fd026c457038fa54157bdfa2844a7be316c8dd2d1e70c"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-edge-coloring-search-66a61773b2","title":"Edge coloring search","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Which labeled board has different colors in every pair of cells that share an edge? Cells that touch only at a corner are not neighbors. Panels A-D are in reading order.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-edge-coloring-search-66a61773b2/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-edge-coloring-search-66a61773b2.json","detailSha256":"4b7f775fc0692ca46518f235c508cfd3596a5ac91af50214bb4e6706f3790293"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-rotation-shape-match-690f0d92ea","title":"Rotation shape match","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Which labeled panel contains exactly the same tile pattern as the reference after rotation? Rotations count; mirror images do not. Answer A, B, C, or D.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-rotation-shape-match-690f0d92ea/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-rotation-shape-match-690f0d92ea.json","detailSha256":"6d320e1b24ee11c4317990219448acd4f7fbc30e05eacdaa114b03f2a1de469a"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-state-max-dwell-503e32589d","title":"State max dwell","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"Four panels are shown side by side, read left to right as panel 1, panel 2, panel 3, panel 4. Each panel shows the same track of five slots, and the middle slot is always marked by the same shaded band, called the region. Four coloured tokens -- red, green, blue, and orange -- appear in every panel, each in one slot; a token is inside the region in a panel when it sits in the shaded middle slot of that panel. Counting all four panels, which colour token is inside the region for the most panels? Answer with its colour: red, green, blue, or orange.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-state-max-dwell-503e32589d/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-state-max-dwell-503e32589d.json","detailSha256":"0c31454e9e8e17a89a3feae10d1a2dec781af771bf8ecb1c4d8d8ac6c99b08a8"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-token-swap-destination-68f7c0bcab","title":"Token swap destination","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Luna","question":"Read panels P1 through P5 from left to right. Which named slot contains the token that started in the ringed slot after all four swaps?","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-token-swap-destination-68f7c0bcab/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-token-swap-destination-68f7c0bcab.json","detailSha256":"f6e14bbcd911b0a15977e5d963e03ba65ac8ec03f41e0412a84e13fb045f7000"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-box-nesting-replay-70d40f1ed8","title":"Box nesting replay","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The black rectangle at the top of the picture is a tray. Inside it are five open boxes drawn as coloured rectangle outlines: one yellow, one red, one green, one blue and one purple. A box is inside another box when its outline is drawn completely within that outline; the box that directly holds it is the smallest box whose outline encloses it, and a box enclosed by no other box sits directly on the tray. Below the grey divider is a row of cream cards. Each card carries two coloured squares with a black arrow pointing from the left square to the right square. A card means: take the box whose colour is on the left, together with everything still inside it, lift it out of wherever it is, and put it directly inside the box whose colour is on the right. The cards are carried out one at a time in order from left to right, as the grey arrow below them shows. Every card shown can be carried out: the target box is never one that is inside the box being moved, and the two colours on a card are never the same. The arrangement after the cards have been carried out is not drawn anywhere. No card ever puts a box back onto the tray, so once every card has been carried out the yellow box is inside at least one other box. After every card has been carried out in order, which box directly holds the yellow box? Answer with one word: red, green, blue or purple.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-box-nesting-replay-70d40f1ed8/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-box-nesting-replay-70d40f1ed8.json","detailSha256":"b8e5bd2c6f836a16ec27bc3f7ca6ed60ebfbe150eeb1cc99e531936351fa6cbd"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-circular-roster-replay-470bd285ff","title":"Circular roster replay","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"The five seats form a circle in left-to-right number order, wrapping from 5 to 1. A seat's number is its black-dot count, and the magenta ring marks the starting baton holder. Read the six cards from left to right: a blue arrow passes the baton to the next remaining seat; a red card removes its dot-numbered seat. If the removed seat holds the baton, the baton immediately passes to the next remaining seat. Which seat holds the baton at the end? Answer 1, 2, 3, 4, or 5.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-circular-roster-replay-470bd285ff/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-circular-roster-replay-470bd285ff.json","detailSha256":"317ed632c9c2a2ea8325dc0152bb7ad467c85dc660b6b1cefcaff402d7da8469"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-first-region-entry-timeline-851e905bda","title":"First region entry timeline","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Read panels 1 through 5 from left to right. Each row pairs a pip-labeled token (A has one black pip, B two, C three, and D four) with an arrow showing that token's direction in that panel. A token has returned only after its arrow first points away from its panel-1 direction and later points back to it. Which token returns to its panel-1 direction first? Answer A, B, C, or D.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-first-region-entry-timeline-851e905bda/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-first-region-entry-timeline-851e905bda.json","detailSha256":"72601ea223f25716aa0accea874370c2730f6a31da285cb255ac2ac33c0933c7"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-hole-count-compare-80ee1e3ebc","title":"Hole count compare","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"Look only at the white gaps fully enclosed inside each colored shape. A white gap counts as an enclosed hole only if it is a closed white pocket sealed off by that shape's ink, with no path out to the outside white background. Compare the two shapes and decide which one contains the GREATER number of enclosed holes. Answer with exactly 'left' or 'right'.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-hole-count-compare-80ee1e3ebc/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-hole-count-compare-80ee1e3ebc.json","detailSha256":"cc1ff64e0700910c1e20f500332927ea35e19e16fd9338516ea2ea2c25ba61d7"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-multi-boundary-face-marker-b648bf6ede","title":"Multi boundary face marker","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Luna","question":"Which colored marker lies in the only open background face bordered by exactly two separate closed dark contours? Answer red, green, or blue.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-multi-boundary-face-marker-b648bf6ede/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-multi-boundary-face-marker-b648bf6ede.json","detailSha256":"33ffb2dcdd7ed07abac821cd3bc5ca4df262b052eb7eaab276a58d3004f5922e"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-sealed-cavity-census-80261b5b56","title":"Sealed cavity census","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The picture shows one solid plate of a single flat colour on white paper. Four round white chambers are cut into the plate. Narrow straight white channels are also cut into the plate: a channel joins two chambers, or runs from a chamber to the outside of the plate. Some channels are crossed by a short bar of plate colour that spans the channel completely and blocks it. A chamber counts as OPEN if you can travel from inside that chamber to the white paper outside the plate while staying on white the whole way, moving only through chambers and unblocked channels and never crossing any plate colour. A chamber counts as SEALED otherwise. Travelling through other chambers on the way is allowed. How many of the four chambers are SEALED? Answer with a number from 0 to 4.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-sealed-cavity-census-80261b5b56/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-sealed-cavity-census-80261b5b56.json","detailSha256":"1f23c38a5ca8c85dc0063a372875b3dd6dccf2e279418eca0a8d8a1927208cb1"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-two-bridge-station-7f4160c29f","title":"Two bridge station","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"A bridge is a link whose removal splits its network into separate parts. Which highlighted gold station touches exactly two bridge links? Answer left, center, or right.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-two-bridge-station-7f4160c29f/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-two-bridge-station-7f4160c29f.json","detailSha256":"9331a6cf1a8bdd57fa3689b804fff5f36acfacb7aeefb4fd6b900e03574e0324"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-balanced-link-cut-6d55d3d8ab","title":"Balanced link cut","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"If the orange link is removed, does the network split into exactly two disconnected groups containing the same number of junctions? Follow links only between circular junctions. Answer yes or no.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-balanced-link-cut-6d55d3d8ab/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-balanced-link-cut-6d55d3d8ab.json","detailSha256":"7a74e7e9c91c2496bfc96687c5e4aaca2edd6f02e898367b4eba60d758e17e6e"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-terminals-before-checkpoint-a46086b135","title":"Terminals before checkpoint","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"Walking only along the blue line from the orange ring, how many of the coloured dots -- red or green -- do you reach BEFORE you reach the magenta dot? Answer 0, 1, or 2.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-terminals-before-checkpoint-a46086b135/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-terminals-before-checkpoint-a46086b135.json","detailSha256":"cf235fd991729cc8cf4b00c2bbf193e13b213259b3ac293f6d14e4e77d3a9ac4"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-marked-junction-parity-9fb2c0ede7","title":"Marked junction parity","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"Luna","question":"Starting at the green source, follow the dark connected route to the red target. Does that route pass through an even or odd number of ringed junctions? Answer even or odd.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-marked-junction-parity-9fb2c0ede7/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-marked-junction-parity-9fb2c0ede7.json","detailSha256":"ac2b710de7844ef9d6a22b4236e8d1a7050d69a33d4cf3938363fa3f474bcf33"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-oneway-reachable-tank-a30543ab55","title":"Oneway reachable tank","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"Opus 5","question":"This picture shows a one-way lane network. Every disc is a junction and every straight gray bar is a lane joining the two junctions at its ends. Each lane carries exactly one black arrowhead at its middle, and that arrowhead points along the only direction in which that lane may be travelled. You start at the green junction. You may move only along lanes, and on each lane only the way its arrowhead points; you may pass through any number of junctions on the way and you may never move against an arrowhead. Three junctions are colored tanks: one blue, one orange and one purple; all other junctions are gray. Lanes join all of these junctions when the arrowheads are ignored, so how near a tank sits to the green junction on the page, how many lanes touch it, and where it lies do not matter; only travel that follows the arrowheads counts. Exactly one of the three tanks can be reached from the green junction under this rule. Which colored tank can be reached from the green junction? Answer blue, orange, or purple.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-oneway-reachable-tank-a30543ab55/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-oneway-reachable-tank-a30543ab55.json","detailSha256":"0f65217c5286aa287017b49c4d7bb3f8f64903fed7dd7481abc2602a05e55cc0"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-adjacent-checkpoint-echo-3d8b33dcd6","title":"Adjacent checkpoint echo","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Starting at the green ring, follow the one continuous dark cable to the red square. Do any two consecutive checkpoint rings along the cable have the same color? Checkpoints are the smaller orange and purple rings tethered beside the cable; consecutive means adjacent in travel order with no checkpoint between them. Answer yes or no.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-adjacent-checkpoint-echo-3d8b33dcd6/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-adjacent-checkpoint-echo-3d8b33dcd6.json","detailSha256":"f68f25461ef66b4f07a1c88cdd45a1010fd18d85e3825c6a79625e8ccdc2f98c"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-arrow-reachable-terminal-7fc75a3419","title":"Arrow reachable terminal","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Starting at the green START circle, follow black links only in the direction of their purple arrowheads. Which colored terminal can be reached? Links meet only at circles, and every link may be followed only in its arrow's direction. Answer red, blue, or orange.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-arrow-reachable-terminal-7fc75a3419/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-arrow-reachable-terminal-7fc75a3419.json","detailSha256":"e4b3e1b0cf39307efc9d91ac4790f17b1d1d603f6439aba705b9944e11fe0e0d"},{"id":"image-support-steered-curvature-rhythm-correspondence-dacb63a46c","title":"Curvature rhythm correspondence","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Luna","question":"One connected navy route contains fields R, A, and B. R is the reference. Classify each field's five interior bends as tight, medium, or open from the visible angle. Reflect A and B left-to-right before comparing. Which candidate has R's complete bend-radius rhythm? Answer A or B.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-curvature-rhythm-correspondence-dacb63a46c/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-curvature-rhythm-correspondence-dacb63a46c.json","detailSha256":"eef7b5983ae67b515f84de5dd5248779106510e18d7c0b2486c9e41749cf692f"},{"id":"image-support-steered-swatchfield-window-lock-bind-7f26398d7b","title":"Swatchfield window lock bind","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The cream page carries small decorative coloured squares; they lie outside the dark slate board, none of them touches it, and none of them means anything. Everything that decides the answer is painted on that one slate BOARD. On the left of the board is the FIELD: a 7-by-7 arrangement of 49 square colour swatches, each swatch flat sand, teal, rose, olive or indigo. On the right of the same board, separated from the field by a wide slate gutter, is the KEY: a detached 3-by-3 patch of nine swatches drawn in the same five colours but at a visibly smaller cell size. A WINDOW is any 3-by-3 block of neighbouring field swatches; there are 25 windows and they overlap. Exactly one window has the same nine colours as the key, in the same arrangement, reading row by row; every other window differs from the key in at least one swatch. Size is not a clue: the key is smaller than the field swatches, so only the pattern of colours can be compared. Some field swatches carry a MARK: a small round dot of red, amber, cyan or violet lying on top of the swatch. A mark never changes the colour of the swatch it lies on, marks appear on swatches inside and outside the matching window, and the key patch never carries a mark, so the key alone cannot tell you any mark. The centre swatch of the matching window always carries exactly one mark. Where the board sits, where the matching window sits, how many marks there are and how often each mark colour appears carry no other information. What is the colour of the mark on the centre swatch of the one window that matches the key? Answer red, amber, cyan or violet.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-swatchfield-window-lock-bind-7f26398d7b/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-swatchfield-window-lock-bind-7f26398d7b.json","detailSha256":"58d94aceb132a1fa6f12d2650643699beee73e8fce388509cdf3a7a6cb62c8ff"},{"id":"image-support-steered-u-turn-binding-rail-60d3d88a58","title":"U turn binding rail","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Start at the gold bead and follow the single navy rail. The first four stations are the reference: each navy shape is paired with its surrounding halo color. The last four stations contain the same shapes in a new order. Did every shape keep its reference halo color?","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-u-turn-binding-rail-60d3d88a58/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-u-turn-binding-rail-60d3d88a58.json","detailSha256":"87098c27e42cdfe913c908c055c16233ee7425b787aa57f2df518d6e30c4a054"},{"id":"image-support-steered-twohop-table-correspondence-af713a65e8","title":"Twohop table correspondence","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"The two gray key tables are read left to right, and each row is a pairing. Blue dot groups are identities: one, two, or three dots. For each dark source shape, follow its blue-dot partner in the left key, then the same blue-dot group in the right key to a green target glyph. Each colored proposal directly pairs the dark sources with green targets; row order does not matter. Which frame shows all three composed pairings? Answer amber, cyan, or violet.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-twohop-table-correspondence-af713a65e8/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-twohop-table-correspondence-af713a65e8.json","detailSha256":"e3aa090b20c98cc4b41aedc78a6d058e6190001fb5ae652447434be347dd5e64"},{"id":"image-support-steered-calibration-target-bracket-e886624afd","title":"Calibration target bracket","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Luna","question":"In the highlighted calibration inset, does the diamond target lie strictly between the two vertical endpoint ticks? Answer yes or no.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-calibration-target-bracket-e886624afd/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-calibration-target-bracket-e886624afd.json","detailSha256":"01c8b8a41248e99863ddea3df5f8b7dbf8a8b0c0b636ffa4a3d78029608dd83e"},{"id":"image-support-steered-unit-transfer-count-d5531b7dce","title":"Unit transfer count","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The picture is a measurement sheet on white paper. Exactly three marks are drawn in pure black: two short black vertical ticks of equal height, and one black horizontal measuring bar that lies in a separate row so that white paper always separates it from the ticks. Everything else - the pale grey ruler along the top, the coloured vertical ticks, the coloured bars and the coloured squares - is decoration and carries no information; only the three black marks matter. The span is the horizontal distance between the centres of the two black ticks. The measuring bar's length is its own horizontal width. Copies of the measuring bar are laid end to end starting at one black tick and running towards the other, never overlapping and never reaching past the far tick. How many whole copies of the black measuring bar fit inside the span? Answer with a single whole number: 2, 3, or 4.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-unit-transfer-count-d5531b7dce/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-unit-transfer-count-d5531b7dce.json","detailSha256":"7623cb0ecbf6d2dd3d1d1dc45d7642fa8b8a1893957e8a6f7aae191d6cad0ebd"},{"id":"image-support-steered-reference-bracket-sign-525c6d638b","title":"Reference bracket sign","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Do the coral and blue measurement dots lie on opposite vertical sides of the gold reference dot? A dot exactly level with the reference would count as no. Answer yes or no.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-reference-bracket-sign-525c6d638b/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-reference-bracket-sign-525c6d638b.json","detailSha256":"623f6d38ecd352b5282cc43bcd37e41ff3c03004647d297139f6a57327627584"},{"id":"image-support-steered-route-axis-length-balance-6ede9918c5","title":"Route axis length balance","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Follow the single colored orthogonal route centerline from end to end. Add the lengths of all horizontal runs and separately add the lengths of all vertical runs. Which total is greater? Answer HORIZONTAL or VERTICAL.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-route-axis-length-balance-6ede9918c5/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-route-axis-length-balance-6ede9918c5.json","detailSha256":"a8eda4672adbe5d0c61f04d8c4a3804d2f408251335d313f1d1f18e81478ddb2"},{"id":"image-support-steered-paired-medallion-hole-sides-ed6086a58b","title":"Paired medallion hole sides","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"Luna","question":"Look at the two separated medallions. Is the circular hole in the left medallion on the same side of its face center as the circular hole in the right medallion? Answer yes or no.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-paired-medallion-hole-sides-ed6086a58b/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-paired-medallion-hole-sides-ed6086a58b.json","detailSha256":"3287b35f1f17080fe6016333f1cfc6aab6cf8b6fef802182976f2dcabb3ce3c2"},{"id":"image-support-steered-sports-emblem-ring-count-5a355fc487","title":"Sports emblem ring count","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"How many complete colored rings are visible in the sports emblem? Count each colored closed loop once.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-sports-emblem-ring-count-5a355fc487/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-sports-emblem-ring-count-5a355fc487.json","detailSha256":"5b51b811cbfbd0c31ae508c9093716aa10d90fdc4c8db61be0b1bf97a2c6a02d"},{"id":"image-support-steered-clock-cardinal-order-942428604a","title":"Clock cardinal order","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Reading clockwise from the top, do the four large black clock-face numerals appear in the order 12, 3, 6, 9? Ignore the small gray tick marks. Answer yes or no.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-clock-cardinal-order-942428604a/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-clock-cardinal-order-942428604a.json","detailSha256":"d9365d0a8b5027cc286a6cf988593b33d3d31155e4e01ed4a82b8c2134bccaae"},{"id":"image-support-steered-spiral-pair-carpet-e3f58c23c8","title":"Spiral pair carpet","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Luna","question":"Apply the marked clockwise spiral and adjacent-pair XOR. Is the resulting bitmap A) LOOP or B) DIAMOND? Answer A or B.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-spiral-pair-carpet-e3f58c23c8/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-spiral-pair-carpet-e3f58c23c8.json","detailSha256":"eeeda13b389b352ff3353c65db76d27934d2e1092ef0d033bab210aec3b144a6"},{"id":"image-support-steered-column-cascade-deshear-reveal-d877b8d8a5","title":"Column cascade deshear reveal","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Opus 5","question":"This picture contains exactly one square panel with a solid dark border, plus a few much smaller dark specks scattered on the background that are decoration only. The panel's border encloses a seven-by-seven grid of forty-nine equal square cells; each cell is either dark (the same tone as the border) or pale (the same tone as the panel's background). Carry out this operation on that grid. Number the columns 0 to 6 from the panel's left border and the rows 0 to 6 from its top border. Slide the contents of each column upward, staying inside the panel and wrapping around from the top row back to the bottom row, by as many cells as that column's number: column 0 does not move, column 1 moves up by one cell, column 2 by two cells, and so on up to column 6, which moves up by six cells. Every cell keeps its own column; only its row changes. After all seven columns have been slid, the dark cells form exactly one of these four symbols. 'bars' is two fully dark horizontal rows, the second row from the top and the second row from the bottom, with every other cell pale. 'caret' is a fully dark bottom row together with one extra dark cell per column tracing an upward-pointing chevron: that cell is in the top row in the middle column, one row lower in each neighbouring column, and in the fourth row down in the two outermost columns. 'vee' is a fully dark top row together with one extra dark cell per column tracing a downward-pointing chevron: that cell is in the bottom row in the middle column, one row higher in each neighbouring column, and in the fourth row down in the two outermost columns. 'zigzag' is a fully dark middle row together with one extra dark cell per column, two rows above the middle row in the first, third, fifth and seventh columns and two rows below the middle row in the second, fourth and sixth columns. Whichever symbol is present, exactly fourteen of the forty-nine cells are dark and exactly two of the seven cells of every single column are dark; sliding the columns moves cells only within their own column and so changes neither of those counts. Neither the amount of dark ink, nor how it is spread across the columns, nor the panel's size, position or colour therefore reveals the symbol. As drawn, before the columns are slid, the dark cells match none of the four symbols. Which symbol do the dark cells form after the slide? Answer with exactly one of: bars, caret, vee, zigzag.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-column-cascade-deshear-reveal-d877b8d8a5/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-column-cascade-deshear-reveal-d877b8d8a5.json","detailSha256":"8af6e10f3eccacc8b6f36e53da6d0f76389c83c377d7b5fe587a1f6affde5fbb"},{"id":"image-support-steered-ruler-keyed-reflections-58344a9fcf","title":"Ruler keyed reflections","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Filled cells in the left ruler mark rows: reverse each marked row left-to-right. Then filled cells in the top ruler mark columns: reverse each marked column top-to-bottom. Which arrow appears: up, right, down, or left?","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-ruler-keyed-reflections-58344a9fcf/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-ruler-keyed-reflections-58344a9fcf.json","detailSha256":"009b4ae4df32fd0a12d8427c0d114d2bbe6cb38d41baf65fe3762ab86b0aa0b8"},{"id":"image-support-steered-medial-depth-ridge-reveal-619f4658b1","title":"Medial depth ridge reveal","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"In the cyan-framed 13 by 13 mosaic, give every dark cell a depth: one plus the fewest edge-sharing steps needed to reach a light cell, with light cells at depth zero. Keep a dark cell exactly when none of its eight touching neighbors has greater depth. Which ridge symbol is closest by cell changes: fork, arch, or bolt? Ignore pale marks outside the frame; a tie is ambiguous.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-medial-depth-ridge-reveal-619f4658b1/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-medial-depth-ridge-reveal-619f4658b1.json","detailSha256":"0312f31fcbc1fef625e9bac2f14b26f3529468b1f1150d28f2fc17944d29f8ac"},{"id":"image-support-steered-filament-pocket-count-603e9e7c01","title":"Filament pocket count","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Consider only the single colored filament inside the pale card. How many pale pockets are fully enclosed by it? A pocket counts only when it cannot reach the card edge without crossing the filament; touching crossings are joined. Answer zero, one, or two.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-filament-pocket-count-603e9e7c01/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-filament-pocket-count-603e9e7c01.json","detailSha256":"e43e07c06331815998c22ca64ed3d2cd8fa4aa7d05562ec5c172be8f13c48dac"},{"id":"image-support-steered-slalom-side-cadence-92f2887bf8","title":"Slalom side cadence","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"The five colored pegs lie along one straight row. Follow the single dark trail from either end. At each peg it bends around one side of the row. Do those five sides alternate at every step, or is there exactly one adjacent repeat? Answer alternates or one repeat.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-slalom-side-cadence-92f2887bf8/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-slalom-side-cadence-92f2887bf8.json","detailSha256":"c745e0bc73185d2f2a9199cd5a59eeebc4c91edfde4701a7041570a997051185"},{"id":"image-support-steered-three-side-socket-search-4f253d4fd8","title":"Three side socket search","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Which quadrant's amber square shares full edges with cyan squares on exactly three of its four sides? Answer upper-left, upper-right, lower-left, or lower-right.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-three-side-socket-search-4f253d4fd8/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-three-side-socket-search-4f253d4fd8.json","detailSha256":"da8193f7d2573d6b49600ed2f1bf3ba0db0534a1c1603984183b7b2b01b930b9"},{"id":"image-support-steered-square-block-cluster-search-8fdf839dc7","title":"Square block cluster search","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Four separate colored clusters are each made from five equal square cells. Which color's cluster contains a completely filled 2x2 block of cells? Exactly one does. Answer red, blue, green, or purple.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-square-block-cluster-search-8fdf839dc7/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-square-block-cluster-search-8fdf839dc7.json","detailSha256":"5d8b97ac3de065add54ec94f958168f111d1e2e7daae6b6a24b208f34591e0f4"},{"id":"image-support-steered-state-atomic-change-d3943358ba","title":"State atomic change","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Luna","question":"Read the two labeled panels from left (initial) to right (final). Each panel has the same four labeled tiles A, B, C, and D. A tile's state is its colored circular symbol; color names do not matter. Exactly one corresponding tile changes state and no tile moves. Which tile changed?","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-state-atomic-change-d3943358ba/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-state-atomic-change-d3943358ba.json","detailSha256":"f9c7cbd35856c83b67b333ef24cfe69beca6fdbd68e672b001939e4790287896"},{"id":"image-support-steered-sandheap-topple-inset-ba5267e9e9","title":"Sandheap topple inset","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Opus 5","question":"This picture contains one small block drawn with a thick black frame; every pale grey mark outside that frame is inert decoration that changes nothing. Inside the frame is a grid of nine square cells in three rows and three columns, and beneath the grid a strip holding small green squares. Each cell holds zero, one, two or three red dots. Exactly one cell is outlined by a blue square: that is the drop cell. The number of green squares in the bottom strip is the number of grains dropped, one at a time, onto the drop cell, and each grain adds one red dot to it. Whenever a cell holds four or more dots it topples: it loses four dots and sends one dot to each of the cells immediately above, below, left and right of it, and any dot sent past the edge of the grid is discarded. Toppling continues until no cell holds four or more dots, and the stable result does not depend on the order in which the topples are carried out. How many red dots are in the drop cell once no cell can topple any more? Answer 0, 1, 2 or 3.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-sandheap-topple-inset-ba5267e9e9/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-sandheap-topple-inset-ba5267e9e9.json","detailSha256":"6773514497e981ba1dd4758cab5dd7831966a67024962c36d633770760f22c5e"},{"id":"image-support-steered-refractory-pulse-plaque-451c3cf6b7","title":"Refractory pulse plaque","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"The gold START tile shows the lamp (dark means ON; light means OFF); the gate begins READY. Read the six event tiles in row order. A cyan PULSE flips the lamp only when the gate is READY, then makes the gate EXHAUSTED. A coral RECHARGE advances EXHAUSTED to WARMING, or WARMING to READY; otherwise it leaves the gate READY. Pulses while the gate is not READY do nothing. Is the lamp ON after all six tiles?","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-refractory-pulse-plaque-451c3cf6b7/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-refractory-pulse-plaque-451c3cf6b7.json","detailSha256":"05dad0dcea59707a93df49741a1d7260efbe4aae16e9104bdfa8ce8fb4a86acd"},{"id":"image-support-steered-pocket-range-reversals-7fe7b427cd","title":"Pocket range reversals","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Track the cyan token through the compact board. It starts in the column marked by the cyan disk. Read the four gold strips from top to bottom. Each strip reverses the order of all slots between its two dark end caps, inclusive; slots outside the strip do not move. After all four reversals, which column contains the token: A, B, C, or D?","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-pocket-range-reversals-7fe7b427cd/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-pocket-range-reversals-7fe7b427cd.json","detailSha256":"4ca3aff373ed5771acbfb9b2efc6f6a97486ec33b3d381474f8b4b6768a07cc8"},{"id":"image-support-steered-paired-bridge-signature-ff9fc4fb06","title":"Paired bridge signature","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Luna","question":"Do the two colored links have the same bridge status? A link is a bridge if removing it disconnects its own local network. Answer yes or no.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-paired-bridge-signature-ff9fc4fb06/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-paired-bridge-signature-ff9fc4fb06.json","detailSha256":"31500e8541bb98e1ac5199cac00d68532d2db0efff9f9b4c6ffd78c8e46409eb"},{"id":"image-support-steered-severed-cord-bead-shares-e11d55ca51","title":"Severed cord bead shares","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Opus 5","question":"This page shows one black cord that winds through several bends, plus grey cords, blue squares and orange squares as decoration. Exactly one visible gap is cut through the black cord, so the black cord falls into two separate pieces. One piece ends at the green square and the other piece ends at the red square; each anchor square covers the end of its own piece. Exactly five small orange squares are pressed against the black cord. An orange square counts only if it touches the black cord, and it then belongs to the one black piece it touches. Orange squares that touch nothing, and orange squares that touch only a grey cord, never count; blue squares never count. Straight-line distance to an anchor square is not the rule: a square belongs to the piece it is physically joined to, which you must decide by following the cord from that square past every bend until you reach either the gap or an anchor. Compare how many counting orange squares sit on the green piece with how many sit on the red piece. Does the green piece carry more counting orange squares than the red piece? Answer yes or no.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-severed-cord-bead-shares-e11d55ca51/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-severed-cord-bead-shares-e11d55ca51.json","detailSha256":"4e2d28c10ad0bdf4e22340660ca0469cb95023c15d098d682dbd9b419918c0a2"},{"id":"image-support-steered-rail-tree-centroid-4016a5b1a4","title":"Rail tree centroid","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"The tracks form one connected tree and meet only at round stations. Imagine removing one colored station and every track touching it. Which station, cyan or yellow, leaves every remaining track piece with at most half of the other stations?","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-rail-tree-centroid-4016a5b1a4/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-rail-tree-centroid-4016a5b1a4.json","detailSha256":"28b41f99d45d8bf1dc8d456d53b31a22d2483f53056df51a5f57d34ad6345497"},{"id":"image-support-steered-dual-cut-hinge-c8830cf4e1","title":"Dual cut hinge","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Ignore pale gray dots. The amber patch is solid and part of the teal sheet. If only the amber patch were erased to white, would both of these happen: the remaining teal sheet splits into more pieces, and at least one enclosed white pocket opens to the outside? White and solid areas connect through shared edges, not diagonal corners. Answer yes or no.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-dual-cut-hinge-c8830cf4e1/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-dual-cut-hinge-c8830cf4e1.json","detailSha256":"471ce877db5e1baf49781c898dd429c549c75a54fc90d0b2c1bab60fdb38c9a5"},{"id":"image-support-steered-route-interval-checkpoint-fe2b7cb9fe","title":"Route interval checkpoint","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"Luna","question":"Following the single green-to-red route, which colored checkpoint—amber or violet—lies between the two gray gate rings in route order? Use the order along the route, not straight-line position. Answer amber or violet.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-route-interval-checkpoint-fe2b7cb9fe/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-route-interval-checkpoint-fe2b7cb9fe.json","detailSha256":"3ab72005d6c668465acb9999b41f8d17976f06824e2222f611ae1a575ad8619f"},{"id":"image-support-steered-arm-relay-terminal-e40f878088","title":"Arm relay terminal","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The image shows several small square pads of equal size on a plain background, each separated from the others by clear background. Exactly two pads carry a short teal arm attached flush to one of their four sides and sticking outward; a colored pad never carries an arm. Exactly one of those two armed pads also carries a small dark square at its centre, and that is the entry pad. An arm names a direction: from the pad it is attached to, travel in the direction the arm sticks out and stop at the first pad whose centre lies in that direction and on the arm's axis. Start at the entry pad and take its arm; that first hop always lands on the other armed gray pad. Take that pad's arm for the second hop, which always lands on a colored pad. Exactly one orange pad and exactly one purple pad are present. Gray pads without an arm are decoys and mean nothing. Which colored pad does the second hop land on? Answer orange or purple.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-arm-relay-terminal-e40f878088/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-arm-relay-terminal-e40f878088.json","detailSha256":"af394cfac0c79ac2eafa2ce29fdba5951e1bb777e993fdc739ac76d3784d7372"},{"id":"image-support-steered-branch-rejoin-badge-4ea7816f0f","title":"Branch rejoin badge","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Trace the dark route from the green start to the orange finish. After it splits, do both branches rejoin before the finish? Answer yes or no. Ignore pale gray decorations.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-branch-rejoin-badge-4ea7816f0f/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-branch-rejoin-badge-4ea7816f0f.json","detailSha256":"3ce1dce9eefe90a8c0aceada31569f7ed378accfde390d3b61b945ac0b710da1"},{"id":"image-support-steered-twin-trace-agreement-815d02771d","title":"Twin trace agreement","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Two blue-ringed starts appear inside the dashed inset. From each blue ring, follow the dark navy route (ignore pale routes) to its orange terminal. Is the terminal symbol the same for both routes—both circles or both squares? Answer yes or no.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-twin-trace-agreement-815d02771d/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-twin-trace-agreement-815d02771d.json","detailSha256":"8a5014b7b2f61da8af85341f799c9dbb21090471782033ed1613e5e8114a2ac5"},{"id":"model-feedback-iterated-cell-relay-b2b8d44244","title":"Iterated cell relay","experiment":"model-feedback","experimentLabel":"Model-feedback-steered generation","profile":null,"generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"A line of nine square cells stands on a white card.  Each cell is filled either dark or pale.  Below the row a small key holds one, two, or three teal dots; the number of dots is the number of rounds R to apply.  A round transforms the whole row by this rule: a dark cell stays dark; a pale cell becomes dark only if exactly one of its two neighbours (left and right) is dark, and the leftmost and rightmost cells each have just one neighbour, otherwise it stays pale.  Apply the round rule R times, using each round's result as the starting row of the next round.  After the last round, count how many cells are dark.  Is that count odd?  Answer with exactly one of: yes, no.","image":"static/questions/model-feedback-iterated-cell-relay-b2b8d44244/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/model-feedback-iterated-cell-relay-b2b8d44244.json","detailSha256":"0e31a7615250126b0e2c6ca3c3c15a42022bf102c1bfabfc7013980bc090e66e"},{"id":"model-feedback-tri-view-rule-binding-75aa2711bf","title":"Tri view rule binding","experiment":"model-feedback","experimentLabel":"Model-feedback-steered generation","profile":null,"generator":"Luna","question":"Match each SOURCE seal to the identical seal in the two shuffled rows. A green rule dot means the two arrows must point the same way; an orange dot means they must point opposite ways. Which SOURCE card passes its matched rule? Answer card-1, card-2, card-3, card-4, or card-5.","image":"static/questions/model-feedback-tri-view-rule-binding-75aa2711bf/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/model-feedback-tri-view-rule-binding-75aa2711bf.json","detailSha256":"13bc49f005dfdfe27010e17960192943de36cc49424fe3000b3ca1c01bc3df9e"},{"id":"model-feedback-recolor-shift-register-673ba3159c","title":"Recolor shift register","experiment":"model-feedback","experimentLabel":"Model-feedback-steered generation","profile":null,"generator":"Opus 5","question":"The top row is a color chain: each arrow points from one color to the next, and the last color wraps back to the first. The strip below holds four disks in slots 1 to 4, left to right. Run the cards at the bottom in order, left to right. A right-pointing triangle moves every disk one slot right, and the slot-4 disk wraps into slot 1. A left-pointing triangle moves every disk one slot left, and the slot-1 disk wraps into slot 4. A plus recolors only the disk that is in slot 1 at that moment, changing it to the next color along the chain. After the last card, which color is in slot 1? Answer blue, green, red, or yellow.","image":"static/questions/model-feedback-recolor-shift-register-673ba3159c/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/model-feedback-recolor-shift-register-673ba3159c.json","detailSha256":"32f5ad779bdf0ba97035617adb63626871ed984d061ec1a3efc49430835ba613"},{"id":"model-feedback-ordered-oblique-reflections-234753911b","title":"Ordered oblique reflections","experiment":"model-feedback","experimentLabel":"Model-feedback-steered generation","profile":null,"generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Reflect the yellow bead across mirror 1, then 2, then 3, then 4. Which cup contains the final point? Answer A, B, C, or D.","image":"static/questions/model-feedback-ordered-oblique-reflections-234753911b/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/model-feedback-ordered-oblique-reflections-234753911b.json","detailSha256":"aa36739410bd5143aa88f41b43d4e00ae0af406575516ed1613f156737cd93a1"},{"id":"model-feedback-read-flip-tape-walker-2addb66cbb","title":"Read flip tape walker","experiment":"model-feedback","experimentLabel":"Model-feedback-steered generation","profile":null,"generator":"Sol (max)","question":"The gold arrow marks the current cell and facing. Repeat 8 turns. Read the pointed cell before changing it. If LIGHT: make it dark, reverse, then move 1. If DARK: make it light, keep facing, then move 2. Move in the arrow's facing and wrap at the row ends. Which option shows all cells and the arrow after turn 8? Answer A, B, C, D, or E.","image":"static/questions/model-feedback-read-flip-tape-walker-2addb66cbb/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/model-feedback-read-flip-tape-walker-2addb66cbb.json","detailSha256":"4ad36ca5f129e304864d6ce72b1edd5771f0de251e375b2fe7a3c45929015212"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-sequence-order-correspondence-a7f7638efd","title":"Sequence order correspondence","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"A reference row of four colored square tiles is shown at the top in a fixed left-to-right order. Below, three candidate rows A, B, C show the same four tiles but in different left-to-right orders. Which candidate reproduces the exact same left-to-right color order as the reference?","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-sequence-order-correspondence-a7f7638efd/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-sequence-order-correspondence-a7f7638efd.json","detailSha256":"34254d88bd4f7ad3cee9104c8df0a8a2d087e250f35cdd97a1529d8937ad35d7"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-corner-turn-profile-correspondence-ade4c3c36b","title":"Corner turn profile correspondence","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Luna","question":"The image has a REFERENCE polygon and candidates A and B. Each is a closed outline with eight uniquely colored vertex markers. A corner is convex when the boundary turns outward and reflex when it indents inward. A candidate matches only when every color has the same convex/reflex status as that color in the REFERENCE. Whole-panel translation and quarter-turn rotation are allowed; reflection is not. Ignore panel position, marker size, line width, and the order of colors around the outline. Which candidate matches? Answer A or B.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-corner-turn-profile-correspondence-ade4c3c36b/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-corner-turn-profile-correspondence-ade4c3c36b.json","detailSha256":"62410d0a285a10d0f514660384000f9ca28776d508e0f60ef272e1838600e6c3"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-chiral-twin-slot-binding-854bcb8e35","title":"Chiral twin slot binding","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The single gray tile above the black horizontal rule is the REFERENCE tile: a flat piece made of five equal squares joined edge to edge. Below the rule are four more gray tiles, numbered 1 to 4 from left to right, each also made of five equal squares, and each with one colored dot (red, blue, green or orange) drawn directly beneath it. A tile counts as a turned copy of the REFERENCE if it can be laid exactly on the REFERENCE by sliding it and turning it in the plane by 90, 180 or 270 degrees. A tile counts as a mirror copy if it can be laid exactly on the REFERENCE only after also flipping it over. Exactly one of the four tiles is a mirror copy that is not a turned copy; of the other three, one is a plain turned copy of the REFERENCE and two are different shapes. Flipping is not allowed when deciding whether a tile is a turned copy. What is the color of the dot beneath the tile that is a mirror copy but not a turned copy? Answer with exactly one of: red, blue, green, orange.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-chiral-twin-slot-binding-854bcb8e35/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-chiral-twin-slot-binding-854bcb8e35.json","detailSha256":"9a608a540b469b7846925bc1550876217f814a0c3c5daa32522912e5d3e7d328"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-cyclic-bead-order-707be57492","title":"Cyclic bead order","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Each panel shows the same six bead colors on a closed black loop. A loop may be rotated or reshaped, so its starting point and geometry do not matter. Read colors clockwise; reversing the order is not allowed. Which option has exactly the same clockwise cyclic color order as the REFERENCE? Answer A, B, or C.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-cyclic-bead-order-707be57492/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-cyclic-bead-order-707be57492.json","detailSha256":"865ef236eda3389bd704979459fd6df9f9b99b89661d29de1bf9eceb2b495b84"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-double-fold-punch-correspondence-8034634964","title":"Double fold punch correspondence","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"A folded quarter-sheet at left contains three punched holes. Unfold it first across the dashed vertical crease, then across the dashed horizontal crease: every hole is reflected across each crease. Which full-sheet hole pattern is correct: A, B, or C?","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-double-fold-punch-correspondence-8034634964/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-double-fold-punch-correspondence-8034634964.json","detailSha256":"94c2462ea4aa9d1851f3e2ebc12f449abc3090466ea2f01779ae6bc266ae712f"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-centroid-anchor-compare-5db79833df","title":"Centroid anchor compare","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"A light panel shows one red-filled triangle, one blue-filled triangle, and a small gray dot at the centre of the panel. The geometric centre (centroid) of a triangle is the average of its three corners. Which colour's triangle has its centroid FARTHER from the gray dot? Answer with only the colour: red or blue.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-centroid-anchor-compare-5db79833df/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-centroid-anchor-compare-5db79833df.json","detailSha256":"9a41aa6cf992ecebab09fd227aaa6a2d3a33867cd3bf426ca905fc3132ce8dc9"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-diagonal-crossing-binding-9bf580395a","title":"Diagonal crossing binding","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Luna","question":"Across panels P and Q, which colored sample changes from below the dashed diagonal in P to above it in Q? Samples A, B, and C are identified by the legend. Quarantine ties or unclear diagonal crossings; choose A, B, or C.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-diagonal-crossing-binding-9bf580395a/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-diagonal-crossing-binding-9bf580395a.json","detailSha256":"3f4ad8e05ff1bd21c16dd844bca3a71fdb905fe74f0903ebfb87769da2bd4944"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-peak-overlap-depth-788086d974","title":"Peak overlap depth","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The picture shows six solid coloured STRIPS, one red, one green, one blue, one orange, one purple and one brown. Every strip is a horizontal bar drawn in its own row, and no two strips share a row. Each strip SPANS the left-to-right stretch between its own two ends; how high or low its row sits, the order of the rows, and the colour of a strip all mean nothing. Imagine sliding one straight VERTICAL line across the whole picture from left to right and, at each place, counting how many strips that line passes through. The DEPTH of a place is that count. The answer is the LARGEST depth reached anywhere. The vertical line is never drawn, the deepest place is never marked, and no strip is special: the deepest place is where the most spans happen to lie one above another, which may be anywhere along the picture. A strip counts at a place only if the line passes strictly inside its span; touching an end never happens, because no two strip ends line up. The number of strips, six, is the same in every picture and is not the answer. The total coloured length, the longest strip, the shortest strip, the widest gap, the number of strips reaching the left or the right of the picture, and the place along the picture where the deepest stack sits are each the answer no more often than chance allows. Pale grey vertical rules and the grey line along the bottom are decoration and mean nothing. What is the largest depth reached anywhere? Answer 2, 3, 4 or 5.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-peak-overlap-depth-788086d974/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-peak-overlap-depth-788086d974.json","detailSha256":"cd00c2bac92c061d22951c8d880ddca8e11e409c77b2284a7d26ae6f513e1df7"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-scatter-slope-leader-5d6779152f","title":"Scatter slope leader","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Which color's seven dots have the steeper upward least-squares trend? Treat higher positions in the plot as larger values. Answer blue or orange.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-scatter-slope-leader-5d6779152f/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-scatter-slope-leader-5d6779152f.json","detailSha256":"ae0b288623421569b9e232b8571398e9fd4a9e2b23ac36e98f178c643f82ff79"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-midpoint-chord-residual-95ea6dc452","title":"Midpoint chord residual","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Panels A-D are in reading order, use one vertical scale, and have equally spaced checkpoints. For each panel compute |middle - (first + last)/2| from marker heights. Which panel gives the largest value? Answer A, B, C, or D.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-midpoint-chord-residual-95ea6dc452/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-midpoint-chord-residual-95ea6dc452.json","detailSha256":"0a3d5763bd80d0e95e785317170e5ee4a52bf0f4842b9cc072d7ad848a3cb5d0"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-prior-chess-pawns-761f8dda38","title":"Prior chess pawns","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"This is a row of chess pawns standing on a board. How many pawns are shown? Count only the visible pawns and answer with a single number.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-prior-chess-pawns-761f8dda38/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-prior-chess-pawns-761f8dda38.json","detailSha256":"8671f18eba8690d16596954569f3f1b6cd1c625f7be1c3ca39ec8e71604fb205"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-house-window-count-8ae49eec3e","title":"House window count","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"Luna","question":"How many square window openings are visible on the house? Count each separated square opening once; ignore the door, roof, outline, and HOUSE label. Answer with a number.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-house-window-count-8ae49eec3e/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-house-window-count-8ae49eec3e.json","detailSha256":"2a832435a0fb79bc297611d411a2c437d9b0b46803ccd1ff6db0d26af6a0f290"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-rainbow-band-order-a43d9c6f0b","title":"Rainbow band order","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"Opus 5","question":"This image shows an arch built from five coloured bands, drawn one inside the other above a grey ground line. The ground line, the small grey ticks below it, the grey page frame and the white background are fixed decoration: they never indicate the answer. All five colours - red, yellow, green, blue and violet - appear exactly once in every image of this set, each as one band, so the set of colours never indicates the answer either. The bands may be stacked in any order, and their thicknesses vary from image to image. The outermost band is the widest arch: the one farthest from the centre of the arch, with white page outside it. Read the stacking order off this image itself, and not from what a rainbow normally looks like. Which colour is the outermost band? Answer with exactly one word: red, yellow, green, blue, or violet.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-rainbow-band-order-a43d9c6f0b/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-rainbow-band-order-a43d9c6f0b.json","detailSha256":"d42e6581162890b6e78040c8584cb33bfde59ddd59f94ce370b631549a60d136"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-bias-stop-sign-sides-3d7c5c6e7d","title":"Bias stop sign sides","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"How many straight sides does the red STOP sign's outer boundary have? Count each outer boundary segment once; ignore the letters. Answer with a number.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-bias-stop-sign-sides-3d7c5c6e7d/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-bias-stop-sign-sides-3d7c5c6e7d.json","detailSha256":"2cb671cff0ea8d528de04bba8551f808080e11c2c88b8ed8ddf42fcbf07db4d3"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-snowman-largest-tier-conflict-a1ad254e58","title":"Snowman largest tier conflict","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"In the visible snowman, which of the three colored body snowballs has the largest visible diameter: top, middle, or bottom? Answer top, middle, or bottom.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-snowman-largest-tier-conflict-a1ad254e58/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-snowman-largest-tier-conflict-a1ad254e58.json","detailSha256":"7040ac5bea9025457f8a1cd7cf10f6b06c52d3605f6d528ed1a36de25de5cd1b"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-row-scroll-rectify-reveal-7781031f43","title":"Row scroll rectify reveal","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"The image is a coarse 32-by-32 cell grid whose pixel rows have each been cyclically scrolled by a fixed oblique ramp: row r is rolled by 7*r mod 32 cells leftwards, smearing a hidden binary symbol into a sheared diagonal splat that is not readable directly. Undo the declared cipher: cyclically roll every pixel row back by 7*r mod 32 cells to the right and reassemble the aligned 32x32 grid. That reconstruction is one of two declared abstract symbols: a hollow square ring (A) or a diagonal cross X (B). Which symbol appears, A or B? Answer A or B.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-row-scroll-rectify-reveal-7781031f43/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-row-scroll-rectify-reveal-7781031f43.json","detailSha256":"c8a27381a4b25bea4f10bdf23dac13b9a806908c0d2fc48aab00486c2e94ccbd"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-rotational-blur-emblem-889792f479","title":"Rotational blur emblem","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Luna","question":"Find the grayscale square bounded by four colored corner marks. Replace each pixel by the mean of 32 nearest-pixel samples from rotations by k×11.25° about its center, clipping at the square edge. Ignore marks and edge. Which radial symbol appears?","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-rotational-blur-emblem-889792f479/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-rotational-blur-emblem-889792f479.json","detailSha256":"f6d6dd79ca9c2ad403068a6a038d17b40708a5f25feafd6a35efb10259378718"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-ink-filter-reveal-6dced403a8","title":"Ink filter reveal","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The card shows a 9 by 9 lattice of round printed marks, four small dark squares at the lattice corners, and one large colour patch above the lattice; that patch is the filter. Each mark is printed with one, two or three of the process inks cyan, magenta and yellow, and shows their mixture: cyan+magenta prints blue, cyan+yellow prints green, magenta+yellow prints red, and all three print black. Viewed through the filter, a mark looks dark exactly when its printing contains one particular ink - through a red filter the marks containing cyan, through a green filter the marks containing magenta, through a blue filter the marks containing yellow. Every other mark and every empty cell looks pale. The lattice cells that look dark through the shown filter form a shape that most closely matches one of these symbols: arch, arrow, ladder, ring, vee. Which symbol is it? Answer with one word.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-ink-filter-reveal-6dced403a8/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-ink-filter-reveal-6dced403a8.json","detailSha256":"cb25785ef488f0130504beffe94021285839f81b423428d2590301664e6c4e29"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-opening-filter-reveal-67707703f2","title":"Opening filter reveal","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Inside the cyan 12 by 12 grid, first keep a black cell only if it and all eight cells touching it (by a side or corner) are black; outside the grid is white. Then, from that kept grid, make every cell black if it is within one side-or-corner step of a kept black cell. Which symbol appears: barbell, arch, spiral, or crown?","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-opening-filter-reveal-67707703f2/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-opening-filter-reveal-67707703f2.json","detailSha256":"c8fd8979f6f5c84cda144d261ec3237dd4d9a75bf3a95e9c7bc761844f5c218b"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-packet-interleave-arrow-63dc2cad6f","title":"Packet interleave arrow","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"The gold cross splits the cyan field into odd/even row and column packets. The five rows above it are hidden row positions 1, 3, 5, 7, and 9; the four below are positions 2, 4, 6, and 8. Likewise, the five columns left of it are positions 1, 3, 5, 7, and 9; the four right are positions 2, 4, 6, and 8. Rebuild both axes by alternating from the five-item packet then the four-item packet, ending with the fifth item. Keep the image orientation unchanged. Which arrow appears: up, right, down, or left?","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-packet-interleave-arrow-63dc2cad6f/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-packet-interleave-arrow-63dc2cad6f.json","detailSha256":"236fa36b22baeb2c0113e5a8ad3cede3b4d966703f2c2942bde131089aab57ad"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-dotcloud-centroid-marker-5b005991a6","title":"Dotcloud centroid marker","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"On a white canvas there is a scattered constellation of equal-sized colored dots: one red, one green, one blue, one purple, one orange, and one teal. Look at the whole cloud of dots together. Its center of mass -- the single point where all the dots would balance -- lies exactly on one of the dots. Which color dot sits right on the center of mass of the entire constellation? Answer red, green, blue, purple, orange, or teal.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-dotcloud-centroid-marker-5b005991a6/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-dotcloud-centroid-marker-5b005991a6.json","detailSha256":"2df4b53535959b7fdcc4355b8b296ba91f6fa3e31133badbb28cd007f2628e4c"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-central-symmetry-field-8362e66254","title":"Central symmetry field","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"Luna","question":"Ignore palette and panel placement. Which field's complete eight-dot constellation can be paired into points opposite one another through its centroid? Answer red, blue, or green.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-central-symmetry-field-8362e66254/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-central-symmetry-field-8362e66254.json","detailSha256":"2096855a34624033c5a21fc217344f625a565c7818b7569c206e51f37ecef732"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-cloud-elongation-axis-9e5788f073","title":"Cloud elongation axis","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The picture shows a plain background, a cloud of many small grey dots, and four straight coloured bars - one red, one green, one blue and one orange - lying near the edges of the picture, outside the cloud. Every grey dot has the same size and the same colour, and no single dot carries any meaning: only the shape of the whole cloud matters. The cloud is stretched further along one straight direction than along any other direction, and that direction is the cloud's long axis. The long axis is not drawn. Exactly one of the four bars points more nearly along the cloud's long axis than the other three bars do; a bar's direction is the direction of the straight bar itself, and a direction and its opposite count as the same direction. The colours of the bars, where each bar sits, how long or thick the bars are, how many dots there are and how much ink the picture contains all carry no information. Which coloured bar points most nearly along the cloud's long axis? Answer red, green, blue or orange.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-cloud-elongation-axis-9e5788f073/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-cloud-elongation-axis-9e5788f073.json","detailSha256":"05094b62f0c74d939e16b4cf99277931efdb61c33e1ed0c5c4446fa3608084c2"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-dash-field-winding-4c6bb0c4ee","title":"Dash field winding","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Treat each elongated dash as an unoriented axis. As positions circle the field center, do the dash axes turn with them (whirl) or against them (saddle)? Answer whirl or saddle.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-dash-field-winding-4c6bb0c4ee/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-dash-field-winding-4c6bb0c4ee.json","detailSha256":"6b5cea5d57c5a589c957fc6179f87e7eab5a2f86774cf087db81e6b7fb8f68e9"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-texture-gradient-focus-95799856ea","title":"Texture gradient focus","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Every outlined tile has the same dark area, but different checker sizes. Across the whole grid, the checks become coarser toward one focus. Which colored ring is at that focus? Answer red, blue, green, or orange.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-texture-gradient-focus-95799856ea/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-texture-gradient-focus-95799856ea.json","detailSha256":"c041eecd55cb1f5344123c02c3d14363d8cf1a8ecfc367c3490054af4b5fa80c"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-reference-orientation-search-943bf8c959","title":"Reference orientation search","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"A reference line segment is shown in the top panel. Below it, the image is split into four quadrants (top-left, top-right, bottom-left, bottom-right), each containing one line segment. Exactly one quadrant's segment has the same orientation as (is parallel to) the reference segment. Which quadrant contains the segment whose orientation matches the reference segment?","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-reference-orientation-search-943bf8c959/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-reference-orientation-search-943bf8c959.json","detailSha256":"e7a10f220cf5918850e846e8876f44e9c705f29ed4a290fd5941ef0eb4410660"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-reference-contour-clutter-search-a212c29af7","title":"Reference contour clutter search","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"Luna","question":"Which labeled panel contains the only contour that exactly matches the reference outline? Inspect all three contours in every panel, ignore translation, and answer A, B, C, or D.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-reference-contour-clutter-search-a212c29af7/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-reference-contour-clutter-search-a212c29af7.json","detailSha256":"82163401d03281406b1aedffc4d4810b8e6ef5ac9fc37f1cc965e8576e31f9a6"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-balance-beam-panel-7b4afc1221","title":"Balance beam panel","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"Opus 5","question":"This image shows five framed rectangular panels of identical size standing side by side in one row, numbered 1 to 5 from left to right. Each panel shows one balance beam: a long horizontal bar lying level, a single pointed support whose tip touches the underside of the bar, and exactly four identical square blocks standing on top of the bar. All twenty blocks in the image have the same size and the same colour, and every panel carries the same number of blocks and the same amount of ink, so block count, block size, colour and ink carry no information. Every bar is the same length and every bar is drawn level, so no beam is tilted and tilt carries no information, and the support stands at its own arbitrary place under each bar, so where a support stands carries no information either. Because the four blocks of a panel are identical, each block counts equally, and a beam counts as balanced exactly when the average of the four block positions along the bar falls exactly over the tip of that panel's support. That average is not the same thing as the midpoint between the leftmost and the rightmost block, because blocks may be clustered on one side, and a block far from the support does not count for more than a block near it. Exactly one of the five beams is balanced. In each of the other four panels the average of the four block positions misses the support tip by at least two thirds of a block's width, and in at least two of those unbalanced panels the midpoint between the outermost two blocks does stand over the support tip even though the beam is not balanced, while in the balanced panel that midpoint clearly misses the support tip. Which numbered panel holds the balanced beam, that is the panel in which the average of the four block positions falls exactly over the support tip? Answer with exactly one of: panel-1, panel-2, panel-3, panel-4, panel-5.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-balance-beam-panel-7b4afc1221/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-balance-beam-panel-7b4afc1221.json","detailSha256":"18d5f44b647cc6eee79ba8bb3f84eb7f0fe363c81f0922ed3177bacc1503a06c"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-projection-signature-search-6b094b6a6f","title":"Projection signature search","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Which labeled board has exactly the same blue-cell counts in each row and each column as the REFERENCE? Compare rows top to bottom and columns left to right; cell positions themselves need not match. Panels A-D run left to right.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-projection-signature-search-6b094b6a6f/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-projection-signature-search-6b094b6a6f.json","detailSha256":"3352e3f940ad2f3e7c3bb50e0293d158c5bcb71ae4e84b3f636d7ff5faafb22c"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-embedded-contour-search-72f426d20e","title":"Embedded contour search","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"The orange reference shows a closed contour. Which labeled panel contains exactly the same contour after translation only? Rotated or reflected versions do not count. Ignore the light-gray strokes. Answer A, B, C, or D.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-embedded-contour-search-72f426d20e/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-embedded-contour-search-72f426d20e.json","detailSha256":"c45b16c1bfce7c0cceaa448035ba5abe89dfe909289eb496ba7ef4b275db6633"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-state-hold-streak-5b51bd13f8","title":"State hold streak","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"Five panels are stacked vertically and read top to bottom. Every panel shows the same horizontal track divided into six slots. Three tokens - one red, one green, one blue - each keep their own fixed colour and sit in one slot of every panel; at most one token occupies any single slot. A token's HOLD STREAK is the longest run of consecutive panels in which it stays in the same slot (its disk does not move sideways between those panels). Which token has the LONGEST hold streak across the five panels? Answer 'red', 'green', or 'blue'.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-state-hold-streak-5b51bd13f8/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-state-hold-streak-5b51bd13f8.json","detailSha256":"e9c4b768ba18a3b94a676ab48e605ccf6b2eeb3c4db690968a8b17275e146465"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-grid-toggle-state-6aec45f233","title":"Grid toggle state","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Luna","question":"Read panels P1 through P5 from left to right. The ring marks one cell in P1. Each arrow flips every cell in its visibly named row or column. What is the ringed cell's final state in P5: ON or OFF?","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-grid-toggle-state-6aec45f233/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-grid-toggle-state-6aec45f233.json","detailSha256":"f14359567d455b94785a524514fccaeb9ca812e9fd4efcaf753741a4c6574b69"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-key-gate-transit-842bba62bd","title":"Key gate transit","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The picture shows a grey corridor running left to right, with a black triangle at the far left: that is a courier, and the grey arrow in the top margin shows that the courier walks from left to right. Standing along the corridor is a row of coloured objects of exactly two shapes. A small coloured disc, drawn above the corridor on a short grey stem, is a key lying on a shelf: when the courier reaches it, the courier picks it up and adds one key of that disc's colour to the bag it carries. A tall coloured post, drawn standing across the corridor itself, is a locked gate: to walk past it the courier must hand over one key of that gate's own colour, and that key is used up and leaves the bag for good. Keys are not interchangeable between colours and there is no other way through a gate. The bag starts empty, keys of the same colour pile up, and the courier meets the discs and posts one at a time in the order they are drawn from left to right. If the courier reaches a gate while holding no key of that gate's colour, the courier is stopped there and walks no further, so everything drawn to the right of that gate is never reached. Exactly one gate stops the courier in every picture. The bag's contents are never drawn anywhere: only the discs and posts standing in the corridor are drawn, and a disc stays drawn whether or not its key has already been spent. What is the colour of the gate that stops the courier? Answer with one of blue, green, orange, purple or yellow.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-key-gate-transit-842bba62bd/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-key-gate-transit-842bba62bd.json","detailSha256":"7acc8f1296914cd2075509119834ce1bfdf277f919d499bd644ce8080be14ea1"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-debounced-signal-replay-482a5601c7","title":"Debounced signal replay","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"The output starts as shown at START. Read SAMPLE 1 through SAMPLE 7 from left to right. The output changes only after the same new state appears on two consecutive samples; a sample matching the current output cancels any pending change. What is the final output? Answer ON or OFF.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-debounced-signal-replay-482a5601c7/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-debounced-signal-replay-482a5601c7.json","detailSha256":"4556cba070cd464252121ebdc70b39fec21ecb5be47d4b5b85539330b383cd9f"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-cursor-write-replay-92776f4135","title":"Cursor write replay","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Four pip-labeled cells start as shown (filled = ON, ring = OFF), and the small triangle marks the cursor's starting cell. Read cards 1 through 8 from left to right. A triangular STEP card moves the cursor to the next label in the cycle 1→2→3→4→1. A filled circular SET card makes only the cursor's current cell ON; a ring-shaped SET card makes only that cell OFF. SET does not move the cursor. After all cards, how many cells are ON? Answer 0, 1, 2, 3, or 4.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-cursor-write-replay-92776f4135/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-cursor-write-replay-92776f4135.json","detailSha256":"c4c5e456b0e68c131a72f005f874ab8c1c54f90e768acef05660190c1df0d7d4"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-link-cut-connectivity-8312f28114","title":"Link cut connectivity","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"The image shows a small network of thick black links connecting circular nodes on a white background. One node is green (the start) and one node is red (the goal). Exactly one link is highlighted in orange and is the candidate bridge. Ignoring the orange link as if it were removed, do the green node and the red node remain connected to each other through the remaining black links? Answer yes or no.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-link-cut-connectivity-8312f28114/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-link-cut-connectivity-8312f28114.json","detailSha256":"5897aa50d74193e4b4e63595574dbd8952f83c6205df3ed61043f3af472450c3"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-bipartite-network-selection-cd4807270c","title":"Bipartite network selection","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Luna","question":"Which colored network is bipartite: red, blue, or green? Each network has six colored nodes and eight gray links. Bipartite means its nodes can be divided into two groups so every link joins different groups; ignore the white canvas.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-bipartite-network-selection-cd4807270c/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-bipartite-network-selection-cd4807270c.json","detailSha256":"3d857a17903fb8f34a45aecccf65247a5c96838698026a91b11bdea0d48df950"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-gap-seal-pick-a0fdf4ba58","title":"Gap seal pick","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The picture shows thick black walls drawn on white paper, laid out on a square lattice so that they enclose a compound of rooms. The black walls are solid and cannot be walked through. Wherever the lattice carries no ink at all, the way is open. Three places in the walls are open doorways, each painted as one coloured bar filling the gap it stands in - one amber, one magenta and one azure - and you can walk straight through a coloured bar. As things are drawn, every part of the white floor inside the compound can be walked out to the white paper outside it. Now suppose one single doorway were bricked up, so that its coloured bar became solid wall while the other two doorways stayed open. Exactly one of the three colours has this property: bricking up that one doorway would leave some part of the white floor completely shut in, with no walking path out to the paper outside the compound. Bricking up either of the other two would leave every part of the floor still able to get out. Which doorway is it - amber, magenta or azure?","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-gap-seal-pick-a0fdf4ba58/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-gap-seal-pick-a0fdf4ba58.json","detailSha256":"fd9e521283430089a7a982c66a5cc30faa3f192649190b5f033ed63ffa2571b4"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-link-resilient-pair-81026b6fb5","title":"Link resilient pair","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Gray links join round stations. For each color, compare the two same-colored stations. Which pair would still have a route between its stations after any one gray link is removed? Remove only one link at a time. Answer red, green, or blue.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-link-resilient-pair-81026b6fb5/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-link-resilient-pair-81026b6fb5.json","detailSha256":"f6e5e4c7c89a2eb3f31879d35748bcd24b2317a25bf03b50cbe928515ffdf98c"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-paired-disjoint-routes-73c458bc3d","title":"Paired disjoint routes","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Can green connect to purple and blue connect to orange at the same time by two routes along the dark links that share no circular junction? Links meet only at visible circular junctions. Answer yes or no.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-paired-disjoint-routes-73c458bc3d/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-paired-disjoint-routes-73c458bc3d.json","detailSha256":"b6a88d15a96486aa3d5e2a048cab73cb6e37e40e6324d9ee1fa6480dede534ae"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-path-bend-comparison-b767e5ea6c","title":"Path bend comparison","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"Two winding routes are drawn, one blue and one green, each starting at a small orange ring and ending at a dark terminal. A bend is a sharp U-turn where a route folds back on itself. Which route, blue or green, has FEWER bends along its length? Answer blue or green.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-path-bend-comparison-b767e5ea6c/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-path-bend-comparison-b767e5ea6c.json","detailSha256":"87edc8ee5415fc163797b7eb5288207e9ae56a26f407933afbb3c9638992828a"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-corridor-trace-membership-b7f9343209","title":"Corridor trace membership","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"Luna","question":"Starting at the green source, follow the thick navy trace to the red terminal. Does its centerline cross the open gap between the two gray islands from left to right? Answer yes or no.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-corridor-trace-membership-b7f9343209/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-corridor-trace-membership-b7f9343209.json","detailSha256":"d2478dd318153ce8a0b6a385e38a5d911a719c298da179398ac1fd1888968032"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-pipe-bottleneck-tank-a3cff0bad6","title":"Pipe bottleneck tank","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The grey bars in this picture are pipes. Pipes carry water only along their own length and join only where they actually meet at a junction. The green square is the pump. The red, blue and orange squares are tanks. A route from the pump to a tank is any chain of connected pipes that leads from the green square to that tank. Pipes are drawn with different thicknesses, and water through a route is limited by its narrowest pipe: the capacity of a route is the thickness of the thinnest pipe anywhere along it. Each tank is scored by its best route, that is the route whose narrowest pipe is as thick as possible. How long a route is, how many turns it makes, how many pipes it uses and how far the tank sits from the pump on the page all do not matter. Which tank has the highest-capacity route from the pump? Answer red, blue or orange.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-pipe-bottleneck-tank-a3cff0bad6/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-pipe-bottleneck-tank-a3cff0bad6.json","detailSha256":"882f9e109d26e2d68d86312d5d672f6e6625d8ee375be011ef547818fe53af11"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-route-bend-duel-48602d3e93","title":"Route bend duel","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Starting at each green ring, follow its dark route to the colored square. Which route, orange or purple, has fewer bends? Every visible 90-degree direction change counts as one bend.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-route-bend-duel-48602d3e93/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-route-bend-duel-48602d3e93.json","detailSha256":"d76ab9fd43d4793fa2596c0a0699d212292923ddc3c4b06e61ee45c758dff76b"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-start-loop-checkpoint-82d1fa76e9","title":"Start loop checkpoint","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Starting at the green START circle, find the closed loop of black links that contains START. Which colored checkpoint is also on that same loop? A closed loop returns to its starting circle without reusing a link. Links meet only at circles and never cross elsewhere. Answer red, blue, or orange.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-start-loop-checkpoint-82d1fa76e9/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-start-loop-checkpoint-82d1fa76e9.json","detailSha256":"b577d09494613b7f3810ea65ff5a0a378276b7310d5b8ab8c7d492cc9ed4a03a"},{"id":"image-support-steered-mass-center-plate-correspondence-e8f2f027f3","title":"Mass center plate correspondence","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Luna","question":"The navy plate is one connected workbench with three labeled bays: R is the reference and A and B are candidates. Each bay contains one thick dark weight patch attached to the common rail. Reflect each candidate patch left-to-right within its bay, compare the patch area centroids, and choose the candidate whose reflected centroid matches R. Answer with that candidate's badge color.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-mass-center-plate-correspondence-e8f2f027f3/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-mass-center-plate-correspondence-e8f2f027f3.json","detailSha256":"1d14708bf50b4439952cc40ecf1d14873da33a81881aeb925b452e408191a82e"},{"id":"image-support-steered-cordwalk-turn-echo-bind-7fbe034b1e","title":"Cordwalk turn echo bind","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The picture is a cream board scattered with small decorative squares - coloured, slate-grey and black - that lie on the bare board and mean nothing. Lying on the board is exactly one thin slate-grey CORD: a single narrow line that runs as a staircase of straight horizontal and vertical runs. It never crosses or touches itself. One of its two ends is covered by a solid black square CAP; the other end is plain. One more solid black square, the RELAY, sits on the cord somewhere in the middle of a straight run, so it is the only black square with cord coming out of two opposite sides; the cap is the only black square with cord coming out of one side. The relay splits the cord into two stretches: the FIRST stretch runs from the cap to the relay, and the SECOND stretch runs from the relay to the plain end. Walk the first stretch from the cap to the relay and write down, at every corner you pass, whether you turn LEFT or RIGHT as you walk. Then walk the second stretch from the relay to the plain end and write down its turns the same way. Left and right always mean left and right for a walker facing along the cord, not up or down on the page. The two stretches always have the same number of corners, and the two lists of turns are identical except at exactly one corner, where the second stretch turns the opposite way from the first. The two stretches leave the relay in different directions, so the second stretch is the first stretch's shape turned to a new orientation with that one turn flipped, and the two lists cannot be compared by sliding one stretch onto the other on the page. A small coloured BEAD lies under the cord at every corner of the second stretch, one bead per corner, and the cord runs across it; no bead lies on the first stretch and no bead lies on the bare board. Find the one corner of the second stretch whose turn disagrees with the turn at the matching corner of the first stretch, counting corners from the relay along each stretch. The answer is the colour of the bead at that corner. Every bead colour is different from the others in the picture, each of the four bead colours is equally likely to be the answer, the disagreeing corner is equally likely to be any of the four, and the answer colour is also worn by decorative squares on the bare board, so no colour, position, size, count or amount of ink identifies it on its own. What colour is that bead? Answer red, orange, yellow, green, blue or purple.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-cordwalk-turn-echo-bind-7fbe034b1e/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-cordwalk-turn-echo-bind-7fbe034b1e.json","detailSha256":"007dfca4efe07ce6a87a31235eb63cd8e16e1a8e807536b12afa1a01cacd5c16"},{"id":"image-support-steered-relay-key-join-7605bdfc63","title":"Relay key join","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"The two gold key cards each have four rows. On the left card, each navy bead cluster is paired with the colored dot in its row. On the right card, each colored dot is paired with the navy-striped tile in its row. Follow matching dot colors to pair every bead cluster with a tile. Which red, green, or blue tagged card shows all four pairs? Row order does not matter.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-relay-key-join-7605bdfc63/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-relay-key-join-7605bdfc63.json","detailSha256":"0b3922c6833e1b10b359f029b3479a128d632cb84c89bceac8a5b6bbf7201f5e"},{"id":"image-support-steered-switchback-relay-correspondence-b69bb83b1d","title":"Switchback relay correspondence","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"At START, read the top-to-bottom order of the circle, square, and triangle. Follow the single dark route from START to FINISH. In route order, each red checkpoint applies a swap: one red bead swaps the top and middle slots; two red beads swap the middle and bottom slots. After all five swaps, which color tag at FINISH is beside the slot containing the circle? Answer amber, cyan, or violet.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-switchback-relay-correspondence-b69bb83b1d/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-switchback-relay-correspondence-b69bb83b1d.json","detailSha256":"75b3ae014428f53fa722bd2ed4b9850a375f1a4a4c6749db60685b1c5afe0044"},{"id":"image-support-steered-paired-interval-centering-ffcc109161","title":"Paired interval centering","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Luna","question":"Which target is closer to the midpoint of its own interval after dividing the midpoint offset by interval length? 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Call the length of the shorter calibration bar the low mark and the length of the longer calibration bar the high mark; both are lengths, not positions. Every pure black bar, in either column, is a measurement bar. All grey and pale grey marks anywhere in the picture - bars, plates and tick lattices, inside the columns as well as in the corridor - are decoration and are never counted. Only a bar's length matters; its column, its height on the sheet, its left end and the order of the bars do not. No measurement bar ever has exactly the length of a calibration bar. Counting the measurement bars of both columns together, how many pure black bars are strictly longer than the low mark and strictly shorter than the high mark? Answer with a single whole number.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-span-bracket-tally-daed26a165/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-span-bracket-tally-daed26a165.json","detailSha256":"e73a3e43ff59a7fab602ddddf771f20890a739bb90509bcffae9d51bb6720d16"},{"id":"image-support-steered-annulus-rim-ratio-54fc0e7831","title":"Annulus rim ratio","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Is the central hole's diameter greater than the colored rim's thickness on one side? Answer yes or no.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-annulus-rim-ratio-54fc0e7831/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-annulus-rim-ratio-54fc0e7831.json","detailSha256":"40e48133412d77549c538ca355b27c59d7cdb826e6a435e869e23d55aac10e9b"},{"id":"image-support-steered-trace-chord-lobe-balance-8d29cbc1c9","title":"Trace chord lobe balance","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Imagine the straight chord joining the teal trace's two endpoints. At every horizontal position, measure the vertical gap between the trace and that chord. Is the total gap larger ABOVE or BELOW the chord? Answer ABOVE or BELOW.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-trace-chord-lobe-balance-8d29cbc1c9/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-trace-chord-lobe-balance-8d29cbc1c9.json","detailSha256":"de1995ce345be0c0d0e9d5e0458c2b885d5234f6bfb0f454c1da9b51dfa106d8"},{"id":"image-support-steered-hash-crossbar-count-5b4e839362","title":"Hash crossbar count","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Does the single hash-style glyph visibly have exactly two near-horizontal crossbars crossing both upright stems? 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Answer left or right.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-media-play-triangle-direction-99d774eae1/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-media-play-triangle-direction-99d774eae1.json","detailSha256":"a5a37ecfdfc624ef6b6d40b113d88eaa564b3ce4135589b80afd77aedef8e3c4"},{"id":"image-support-steered-halftone-blur-panel-fb650fb6cd","title":"Halftone blur panel","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Luna","question":"Inside the single framed square panel, find its upright 24-by-24 microcell raster. Apply the declared 3-by-3 box blur: average each non-overlapping 3-by-3 block of microcells into one output cell, then mark the output cell dark when its mean RGB is darker than the midpoint of the two visible microcell tones. Read the resulting 8-by-8 bitmap and compare it with A or ). Answer A or B; a tie or a template gap below 8 is quarantined. Ignore remote marks.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-halftone-blur-panel-fb650fb6cd/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-halftone-blur-panel-fb650fb6cd.json","detailSha256":"b2fd04a5d7b83df121af00ed136112fe24a15730b93afb7126677ad016b89bdb"},{"id":"image-support-steered-barb-handedness-reveal-dec5190857","title":"Barb handedness reveal","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Opus 5","question":"Exactly one trace in this picture is teal; every other trace is pale lavender. The teal wire is a single unbranching zigzag: it has exactly two ends, it turns a right angle at every dark square stud between them, and all ten of its straight runs are the same length. Exactly one end of the teal wire sits in a crimson pad. Twenty-five short teal barbs stick straight out of the wire, two or three on each straight run, each barb sticking out of exactly one of the two sides of the run it belongs to. Carry out this operation. Start at the end in the crimson pad and walk along the teal wire to its other end. Each time you pass a barb, write 1 if that barb sticks out to your left as you are walking at that moment and 0 if it sticks out to your right; remember that your left changes with you at every turn of the wire, so the same direction on the page is your left on some runs and your right on others. Take the twenty-five bits in the order you meet the barbs and write them into a 5 by 5 grid, the first five bits into the top row left to right, the next five into the second row, and so on to the bottom row, then mark every grid position holding a 1. Compare the marked positions with these five symbols on the 5 by 5 grid: 'plus' is the whole centre row together with the whole centre column, 'ex' is the two whole diagonals, 'tee' is the whole top row together with the centre column below it, 'tack' is the whole bottom row together with the centre column above it, and 'ell' is the whole left column together with the whole bottom row. Each of those symbols marks exactly 9 of the 25 positions, and the answer is the one symbol that differs from your marked positions in the fewest positions; up to three positions may disagree. The shape the wire itself traces on the page is not the symbol, the lavender traces are decoration, and only your own left and right while walking the wire decide the bits. Which symbol is it? Answer with exactly one of: ell, ex, plus, tack, tee.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-barb-handedness-reveal-dec5190857/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-barb-handedness-reveal-dec5190857.json","detailSha256":"dd3e9bc785a529c15715045ffd75c70cd6140c49a39ded08595186b2a138c914"},{"id":"image-support-steered-running-difference-reveal-5ec406bb36","title":"Running difference reveal","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Compare matching squares in the teal and coral 7 by 7 panels. In each row, begin with a light running square and read left to right: flip its shade when the two input squares differ, otherwise keep it. Write the running shade after every pair. Which symbol appears: X, plus, T, or L?","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-running-difference-reveal-5ec406bb36/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-running-difference-reveal-5ec406bb36.json","detailSha256":"ef338dc155a9ade13add48d8ce26a2824063c6197995e3af428c98dd859c2d06"},{"id":"image-support-steered-seeded-floodfill-reveal-78720935f2","title":"Seeded floodfill reveal","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Starting at the gold cell in the small framed 7 by 7 maze, imagine ink flooding through gaps in the dark walls to edge-sharing cells; it cannot cross a dark wall. If only the flooded cells are filled, which symbol appears: centered plus, top-bar tee, or arch? Keep the frame orientation as shown. Answer ambiguous for a tie.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-seeded-floodfill-reveal-78720935f2/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-seeded-floodfill-reveal-78720935f2.json","detailSha256":"091e62e29076df19570d92fffda8e045d4ab5f43f938b30eca4a43a9c1927f5a"},{"id":"image-support-steered-aperture-tip-polarity-605e159aeb","title":"Aperture tip polarity","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"The colored medallion contains one white tapered opening. Compare its two radial ends: does its narrow tip point toward the medallion center or away from it? Answer inward or outward.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-aperture-tip-polarity-605e159aeb/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-aperture-tip-polarity-605e159aeb.json","detailSha256":"7ec34403ab02aa0137195d1bb4735be776cdff931fecd12e1332e1ae2137980f"},{"id":"image-support-steered-pocket-escape-patch-9b22db7102","title":"Pocket escape patch","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"A single colored patch surrounds a pale center pocket and has two broad pale inlets. Is the center pocket completely sealed off from the outer pale background? Answer yes or no.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-pocket-escape-patch-9b22db7102/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-pocket-escape-patch-9b22db7102.json","detailSha256":"d8ff2f76b5beb531d5beec586937ad0ba5c99704309f688d90529b3721077a56"},{"id":"image-support-steered-quarter-turn-tile-search-4f75b65f9e","title":"Quarter turn tile search","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Which labeled tile looks exactly the same after a quarter-turn (90 degree) rotation? Answer A, B, C, or D.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-quarter-turn-tile-search-4f75b65f9e/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-quarter-turn-tile-search-4f75b65f9e.json","detailSha256":"b09e51d19066256143e0e058b6d536b5fb24c63540b4978cafe1601addebf27f"},{"id":"image-support-steered-rank-echo-search-9daefc5f3e","title":"Rank echo search","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"The two separated columns each contain one marker of every color. Rank the markers from top to bottom within each column. Which color has the same rank in both columns? Exactly one color qualifies. Answer red, blue, green, or purple.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-rank-echo-search-9daefc5f3e/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-rank-echo-search-9daefc5f3e.json","detailSha256":"006e055f72bab4b8e28facd25c442878c6aa18663e46398eef616b51945ace8b"},{"id":"image-support-steered-state-earliest-region-entry-d478dd2a75","title":"State earliest region entry","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Luna","question":"The image has four separate numbered cards in reading order: card 1 is upper-left, card 2 upper-right, card 3 lower-left, and card 4 lower-right. Read them in number order. Each card shows objects A, B, C, and D in top-to-bottom rows. The unshaded left side is OUTSIDE and the shaded right side is INSIDE. An object makes an entry only when its marker is outside on one card and inside on the next. Consider only objects inside on card 4. Which object makes the earliest entry? Answer A, B, C, or D.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-state-earliest-region-entry-d478dd2a75/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-state-earliest-region-entry-d478dd2a75.json","detailSha256":"102e6ed0b0bd3ad13b9177c6b3d2668ed43b9448b0cf256ca9967e7e02c2933e"},{"id":"image-support-steered-ladder-rung-walk-bbd310332e","title":"Ladder rung walk","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Opus 5","question":"Somewhere in this picture there is one small ladder: four thin vertical rails of the same length standing side by side, joined by short horizontal rungs. Each rung joins two neighbouring rails, and every rung sits at its own height, so no two rungs are level. A small coloured square is welded under the bottom end of each rail; the four squares are red, green, blue and purple in some order. A solid dark triangular tab sits just above the top end of exactly one rail, and that rail is where the walk begins. The walk moves downwards. Whenever it reaches an end of a rung on the rail it is currently on, it crosses that rung to the neighbouring rail and then carries on downwards from there; rungs are met in top-to-bottom order, and a rung that does not touch the rail the walk is currently on is passed by with no effect. The walk ends at the bottom end of whichever rail it is on then. The ladder may sit anywhere on the canvas, and every grey mark outside the ladder is inert decoration. Which colour is the square under the rail where the walk ends? Answer with one of red, green, blue or purple.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-ladder-rung-walk-bbd310332e/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-ladder-rung-walk-bbd310332e.json","detailSha256":"37fc24222a09ba365e50c88a9d26d81f32a2ed62909b7b6a5df536df2438978f"},{"id":"image-support-steered-torus-pilot-mosaic-57a0bce7fc","title":"Torus pilot mosaic","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"The gold-ringed arrow on the START board shows the pilot's cell and heading. Read the command tiles in row order, left-to-right then top-to-bottom. A cyan curved arrow turns the pilot 90 degrees clockwise without moving. A coral chevron moves the pilot one cell forward; crossing an edge wraps to the opposite edge of the 3 by 3 board. Which lettered cell contains the pilot after every command?","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-torus-pilot-mosaic-57a0bce7fc/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-torus-pilot-mosaic-57a0bce7fc.json","detailSha256":"f10fd3fa435ddb0d0a13d83f76568983fc9660adef93d45ca45b2be1a2252863"},{"id":"image-support-steered-notched-swap-ribbon-9aabbd1826","title":"Notched swap ribbon","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"The green bead's row gives the token's starting lane: A is top, B middle, and C bottom. Follow the blue ribbon from green to red, left to right. Each upward notch swaps A with B; each downward notch swaps B with C. Apply all six notches in order. Which lane holds the token at the end: A, B, or C?","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-notched-swap-ribbon-9aabbd1826/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-notched-swap-ribbon-9aabbd1826.json","detailSha256":"9b6b1a59b2f53df075557205489c3b603ae1289ce7d1bc489fea02f8c44795cf"},{"id":"image-support-steered-mandatory-route-station-40738bb1fc","title":"Mandatory route station","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"The black tracks form one connected network with no loops. Tracks meet only at visible junctions. Which station lies on the unique track route from orange to blue: cyan or yellow?","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-mandatory-route-station-40738bb1fc/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-mandatory-route-station-40738bb1fc.json","detailSha256":"5ce6854bf32e8c95ec3471bcdca26923ce2e238c6dfdd280fcad633f5a2ecb3c"},{"id":"image-support-steered-nesting-rank-reversal-cd7fec2cf8","title":"Nesting rank reversal","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Ignore pale gray marks. Across the two separate emblems, does the more deeply enclosed color reverse? A dot's depth is the number of closed navy loops surrounding it. Answer yes if orange is deeper in one emblem and purple is deeper in the other; answer no if the same color is deeper in both. There are no ties.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-nesting-rank-reversal-cd7fec2cf8/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-nesting-rank-reversal-cd7fec2cf8.json","detailSha256":"26da95c2510359129880843d7eecf93dadcfea6633e8a096f2a3020b985e0ac8"},{"id":"image-support-steered-tick-twin-run-e4fd62a437","title":"Tick twin run","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The picture contains exactly one dark wire: a single unbranched stroke of constant thickness that winds across the whole picture. The wire never branches, never crosses itself and never touches itself; parallel folds of the wire are always separated by clear background. Eight small square ticks are printed on the wire, four orange and four blue, so the two colours are always four and four and counting colours never gives the answer. Every tick is narrower than the wire, so a tick never cuts the wire and the ink runs past it on both sides. Two ticks are neighbours only if you meet them one straight after the other while walking along the wire's own ink; stepping across background, or onto a neighbouring fold, is never a legal step. Exactly one pair of neighbours along the wire has two ticks of the same colour; every other pair of neighbours has two different colours. Straight-line looks are not a guide: the two ticks of the same-coloured pair always sit far apart on the page, and the two same-coloured ticks that look closest together on the page are never that pair. Gray squares near the border are decoration and mean nothing. Which colour is shared by the one pair of neighbouring ticks along the wire that have the same colour? Answer orange or blue.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-tick-twin-run-e4fd62a437/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-tick-twin-run-e4fd62a437.json","detailSha256":"be19540517b9aab37aa0f0a57e06a3f6228243584ffeef1a924afbe3f058c579"},{"id":"image-support-steered-cyclic-checkpoint-neighbors-5bdfe9a6ba","title":"Cyclic checkpoint neighbors","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Trace the dark closed loop. Are the two cyan checkpoints consecutive around the loop, with no orange checkpoint between them?","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-cyclic-checkpoint-neighbors-5bdfe9a6ba/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-cyclic-checkpoint-neighbors-5bdfe9a6ba.json","detailSha256":"6b44f4eeba51b8ce3d78a04af7a19cac3b435fb2ac4b451b632a8ee52ad6ab02"},{"id":"image-support-steered-paired-checkpoint-change-compare-8248e00fcf","title":"Paired checkpoint change compare","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Two separate routes are shown, one in each panel. Starting at each blue ring, follow that dark route to its orange finish and read its six red or green checkpoints in travel order. Count one change whenever two consecutive checkpoints have different colors. Which route has more changes: left or right? Answer left or right.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-paired-checkpoint-change-compare-8248e00fcf/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-paired-checkpoint-change-compare-8248e00fcf.json","detailSha256":"af53e9f1727c9ac39af9b3fb48c78c7df2e080d899c4baa73a44c6983be3aed1"},{"id":"model-feedback-division-fraction-correspondence-b5d7b98b87","title":"Division fraction correspondence","experiment":"model-feedback","experimentLabel":"Model-feedback-steered generation","profile":null,"generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"Three horizontal bars are shown: the REFERENCE bar at the top, and two candidate bars labeled A and B below. Every bar is split by a vertical boundary into a navy left part and a teal right part, but the bars have different total lengths. In the REFERENCE bar the navy part occupies a certain fraction of that bar's own length. Exactly one candidate bar is split at the same fraction of its own length as the REFERENCE; the other is split at a clearly different fraction. Which candidate, A or B, has the same left/right division as the REFERENCE? Answer A or B.","image":"static/questions/model-feedback-division-fraction-correspondence-b5d7b98b87/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/model-feedback-division-fraction-correspondence-b5d7b98b87.json","detailSha256":"c481aaeaf65d7e27e85ef259d531321fd8cca3bf1b6a9f5f3c014ef1a5b1f130"},{"id":"model-feedback-binary-pair-correspondence-873b096242","title":"Binary pair correspondence","experiment":"model-feedback","experimentLabel":"Model-feedback-steered generation","profile":null,"generator":"Luna","question":"Which QUERY pair is JOIN? Replace each badge with its KEY A token, then find that unordered pair in PAIR KEY. Answer 1 or 2.","image":"static/questions/model-feedback-binary-pair-correspondence-873b096242/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/model-feedback-binary-pair-correspondence-873b096242.json","detailSha256":"49ab8ad6d90736287328371efd9a47d485299039b31f8b75f10f4a1f0d21e832"},{"id":"model-feedback-rung-removal-replay-6e1bf514cf","title":"Rung removal replay","experiment":"model-feedback","experimentLabel":"Model-feedback-steered generation","profile":null,"generator":"Opus 5","question":"A token drops down this ladder from the black arrow: it slides down its vertical line, and at every horizontal rung it meets it crosses to the neighbouring line and keeps going down. The pale yellow band shows the route it takes in the ladder as drawn. The six slots along the bottom are numbered 1 to 6 from left to right. Exactly one rung is red; every other rung is blue. Take the red rung away, leave everything else unchanged, and drop the token again from the same arrow. Which slot does it reach? Answer with exactly one of: slot-1, slot-2, slot-3, slot-4, slot-5, slot-6.","image":"static/questions/model-feedback-rung-removal-replay-6e1bf514cf/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/model-feedback-rung-removal-replay-6e1bf514cf.json","detailSha256":"d50956b51e1bb9370cd8a17bf5ca30947cb30f71c31dd275dd286e404467e872"},{"id":"model-feedback-register-match-rotation-escape-2364335806","title":"Register match rotation escape","experiment":"model-feedback","experimentLabel":"Model-feedback-steered generation","profile":null,"generator":"Sol (high)","question":"The front badge moves that token. Turn RIGHT on GOLD or LEFT on BLUE and flip. Compare old HERE with old matching LINK. If SAME: card to HERE, old HERE to LINK, old LINK to BACK. If DIFFERENT: card to LINK, old LINK to HERE, old HERE to BACK. Step. Which exits first? Answer token-red or token-violet.","image":"static/questions/model-feedback-register-match-rotation-escape-2364335806/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/model-feedback-register-match-rotation-escape-2364335806.json","detailSha256":"6e0b1e9081f6e55e3f2ff37b7ccdac8070ef8ac433b813b09fe35fba8e428869"},{"id":"model-feedback-counterturn-rendezvous-37e288b200","title":"Counterturn rendezvous","experiment":"model-feedback","experimentLabel":"Model-feedback-steered generation","profile":null,"generator":"Sol (max)","question":"In each panel, first reflect both cell groups across the dashed red line. Then turn blue 90 degrees clockwise about the green pin and violet 90 degrees counterclockwise about the orange pin. In which panel do both groups land on exactly the same cells? Answer panel-1, panel-2, panel-3, or panel-4.","image":"static/questions/model-feedback-counterturn-rendezvous-37e288b200/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/model-feedback-counterturn-rendezvous-37e288b200.json","detailSha256":"e6e013c07a954ce8aa35445968e8e67f104b1b13d17c8eda2726e2f630b0db8a"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-correspondence-scatter-scope-acfc49845b","title":"Correspondence scatter scope","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"The gray constellation at the top is a scatter of gray dots that spread out to a certain scope. Below it are three colored constellations A, B, C: one is red, one green, one blue, and each spreads to a different scope. Which colored constellation has dots that spread out to exactly the same scope as the gray constellation? Answer red, green, or blue.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-correspondence-scatter-scope-acfc49845b/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-correspondence-scatter-scope-acfc49845b.json","detailSha256":"ee476ddf7e4f72567769350a46c883adaad000fe31463203925b0f33286f8a5d"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-fraction-denominator-correspondence-b4ae1a4d94","title":"Fraction denominator correspondence","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Luna","question":"Which candidate fraction, A or B, has a numerator with the same number of solid marks as the green denominator in the reference fraction? A is the left card and B is the right card; ignore mark color, size, and card decoration. Answer A or B.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-fraction-denominator-correspondence-b4ae1a4d94/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-fraction-denominator-correspondence-b4ae1a4d94.json","detailSha256":"77cdf0d94b1c5dc365a601bc88d7964c8af0ce2ba6c28cf537f3287d06df94e0"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-share-wheel-sector-binding-8898631954","title":"Share wheel sector binding","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The top panel of this image shows four upright bars - one red, one blue, one green and one orange - standing on a common black baseline. The bottom panel shows a gray wheel cut into four sectors by dark spokes running from the center to the rim. The four sectors stand for the four bars: each bar matches exactly one sector, and each bar's share of the total height of all four bars equals its sector's share of the full turn of the wheel. No length unit is drawn, so only these shares can be compared, and the left-to-right order of the bars has nothing to do with where its sector sits on the wheel. Just outside each sector, at the middle of that sector, sits a black glyph tag - a square, a circle, a triangle, or a diamond - and each glyph tags the sector it sits beside. Which glyph tags the sector that matches the red bar? Answer square, circle, triangle, or diamond.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-share-wheel-sector-binding-8898631954/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-share-wheel-sector-binding-8898631954.json","detailSha256":"77ab0be5459360838a00895b206e09b65d9f6e40f63c6fb55cc2560e17aba2c0"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-nearest-neighbor-map-7919b81c45","title":"Nearest neighbor map","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"The top card is the REFERENCE. Each card contains one red, blue, green, and purple dot. For every dot, find the other dot whose center is closest to it. Which colored border encloses the bottom card with exactly the same color-to-closest-color map as the reference? Answer red, blue, or gold.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-nearest-neighbor-map-7919b81c45/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-nearest-neighbor-map-7919b81c45.json","detailSha256":"db7a5f8f6958c4bf177dab64e597bd6664ea0638c4bd980ebb988e37af334d3b"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-slot-shuffle-correspondence-928ada15ce","title":"Slot shuffle correspondence","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Match the patterned tiles to learn how the four slots were rearranged. Apply that same rearrangement to the colored tiles. Which candidate result is correct: A, B, or C? Patterns and colors do not rotate or change.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-slot-shuffle-correspondence-928ada15ce/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-slot-shuffle-correspondence-928ada15ce.json","detailSha256":"59eeca0f1fc7a63d7071e429c411d7c1c3a4d79cecdb30ca92313c420f66e3a1"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-mean-height-compare-5e5e1da49c","title":"Mean height compare","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"Colored vertical bars stand on a shared baseline. The red bars and the blue bars each form their own group, and the two groups contain different numbers of bars. Which color's bars have the GREATER average height, meaning the larger mean bar height within that color's group? Answer with only the color: red or blue.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-mean-height-compare-5e5e1da49c/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-mean-height-compare-5e5e1da49c.json","detailSha256":"df8dfda6866aaca6371638e62ae6fba7bddf312172cfeeccde06b841ab195346"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-checkpoint-range-compare-9e73795877","title":"Checkpoint range compare","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Luna","question":"Panels A and B each show one colored piecewise-linear trace through nine marked checkpoints. For each trace, subtract the lowest checkpoint center from the highest checkpoint center. Which panel has the larger vertical dynamic range? Answer A or B; ignore color, stroke width, and panel placement.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-checkpoint-range-compare-9e73795877/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-checkpoint-range-compare-9e73795877.json","detailSha256":"7a0ac3d94435ecb8514d4b54cd7f2dac657ad1271df3bceef8ae1f5cf4a57821"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-gap-fit-binding-81da5971cd","title":"Gap fit binding","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The picture shows one solid black BAR near the top and four grey rails below it, one above the other. The four rails all start at the same left position and end at the same right position, and each rail is marked at both of its ends by a short downward grey stub. Standing on each rail is a row of solid blocks, all of them in that rail's own colour: one rail carries red blocks, one green, one blue and one orange. An EMPTY STRETCH of a rail is a piece of that rail with no block standing on it; the piece of rail between the left end and the first block, and the piece between the last block and the right end, are empty stretches too, exactly like the pieces between neighbouring blocks. A rail ACCEPTS the bar when at least one single empty stretch of that rail is wider than the black bar, so that the bar could be set down there without overlapping a block; only one empty stretch at a time may be used, and empty stretches on the same rail are never added together. In every picture exactly one of the four rails accepts the bar, and the bar is never the same width as any empty stretch. Only the widest single empty stretch of a rail matters. The rail with the most empty rail in total, the rail with the most blocks, the rail with the fewest blocks, the rail carrying the widest single block and the rail with the least block material are each the answer no more often than chance allows, and so is the topmost rail; the horizontal position of the black bar carries no information and only its width counts. Which rail accepts the bar? Answer red, green, blue or orange.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-gap-fit-binding-81da5971cd/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-gap-fit-binding-81da5971cd.json","detailSha256":"abc8805e87ee592a23b14c850c2bb3857a8bb6913efbabfcd644f3e92025c1ad"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-checkpoint-total-variation-5e5967dee6","title":"Checkpoint total variation","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Which colored series travels the greatest total vertical distance? Order its five circular checkpoints from left to right and add the absolute vertical changes between consecutive checkpoints. Answer blue, orange, or green.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-checkpoint-total-variation-5e5967dee6/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-checkpoint-total-variation-5e5967dee6.json","detailSha256":"ab021007df84f9e387e85f06195a2d9cb516a580bdbb47af1bdbbecf5d8bda11"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-histogram-halfmass-crossing-9aeba50dca","title":"Histogram halfmass crossing","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"All six colored histogram bars have equal width. Starting at the left, add their visible heights. The gray TOTAL reference marks half of their combined height. Dividers D1-D4 are labeled from left to right. At which divider does the running sum first reach or exceed half the total? Answer D1, D2, D3, or D4.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-histogram-halfmass-crossing-9aeba50dca/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-histogram-halfmass-crossing-9aeba50dca.json","detailSha256":"3b312d6c8f59cc7e2f4221506244d7019b9031111a9815fff88fd3a6020956d9"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-prior-piano-keys-7f976f0c1a","title":"Prior piano keys","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"This is a piano keyboard. A conventional piano octave has seven white keys, but report exactly what is drawn here. How many white keys are shown? Count only the visible white keys and answer with a single number.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-prior-piano-keys-7f976f0c1a/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-prior-piano-keys-7f976f0c1a.json","detailSha256":"e0b8204f6d12e2fe231224277378a5b22d03fd85131c168a39a0c044f91ef0b2"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-rainbow-middle-band-color-a0714d37c8","title":"Rainbow middle band color","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"Luna","question":"What color is the middle band of the rainbow? Count the five visible bands from top to bottom and answer with a color.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-rainbow-middle-band-color-a0714d37c8/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-rainbow-middle-band-color-a0714d37c8.json","detailSha256":"8ba55189435f07fcc67e5480c99e5bf94eca6fdb9cb7502ace596b406c4085b9"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-paddock-gate-gap-ada5d792a6","title":"Paddock gate gap","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"Opus 5","question":"This image shows a pen drawn on white paper with one animal in it. The FENCE is the large loop of thick straight rails, all painted in the same single dark colour; it is the only barrier in the picture. The ANIMAL is the one solid round blob inside the loop. The pale elongated bars inside the pen are feeding troughs and the four short grey ticks at the corners of the page are fixed decoration: neither is a barrier, neither blocks movement, and both are drawn the same way whatever the answer is. A GAP is a stretch of one rail where no paint has been laid down, so the white paper runs straight through the line of the fence from the inside of the pen to the outside. There is at most one gap; it may sit anywhere along any rail, or there may be no gap at all. The animal counts as able to get out if it can travel from where it stands to the edge of the page without ever crossing painted fence; it may walk over troughs freely, and it does not matter how far it happens to be standing from the fence or from the gap. The shape and size of the pen, the number of rails, the thickness of the rails, the colours, the number of troughs, and where the animal stands all change from image to image and none of them tells you the answer. Judge only the fence you can actually see in this image, and do not assume that a pen drawn round an animal must be closed. Can the animal get out of the pen? Answer yes or no.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-paddock-gate-gap-ada5d792a6/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-paddock-gate-gap-ada5d792a6.json","detailSha256":"87eff4318cc9d0e0977a1d6ee3f804cb01327a1e3f50ec1b143d8c0648626512"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-flag-edge-stripes-52a8c7911a","title":"Flag edge stripes","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Along the flag's right edge, how many alternating horizontal stripes are visible? Count each color band once.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-flag-edge-stripes-52a8c7911a/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-flag-edge-stripes-52a8c7911a.json","detailSha256":"3ec7852356051fc3bbca7425100e5d425decca34401102b40c39482e61b6b684"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-magnifier-handle-side-conflict-a31b326ae3","title":"Magnifier handle side conflict","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Which way does the handle extend from the circular lens: down-left or down-right? 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Answer A or B.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-lowpass-icon-reveal-7b7ba4c809/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-lowpass-icon-reveal-7b7ba4c809.json","detailSha256":"fe83b0204eeeb2e62628d60296ea06bef47386a34562aa61f5dd2803f9ddcbb9"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-complementary-stencil-symbol-8b1f815dc8","title":"Complementary stencil symbol","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Luna","question":"Find the two grayscale plates from their same-colored corner marks. Align their interiors, keep the lighter value at each pixel, and choose the revealed symbol: ring, cross, diamond, or zigzag.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-complementary-stencil-symbol-8b1f815dc8/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-complementary-stencil-symbol-8b1f815dc8.json","detailSha256":"aa03483dd7e64efbcb2b8f5b89ca2cdfd6018bafc79098515b613baa711b1e62"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-stripe-phase-moire-reveal-7735c9eeac","title":"Stripe phase moire reveal","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The image shows two square plates side by side, each bounded by a printed registration frame. Each plate is ruled into the same 7 by 7 grid of cells, and every cell of both plates is filled edge to edge with fine vertical stripes of the same width and the same spacing; only the position at which a cell's stripes start differs from cell to cell. Pair each cell of the left plate with the cell in the same row and the same column of the right plate, and compare the two stripe patterns of the pair. Mark the cell when the two patterns are out of step, meaning the right plate's dark stripes sit nearer to the middle of the left plate's light gaps than to its dark stripes, so that laying the right plate over the left would close the gaps and fill the cell solid. Leave the cell unmarked when the two patterns are more nearly in step, so that laying one plate over the other would leave the cell striped. The marked cells form a shape that most closely matches one of these five symbols: cross, ring, saltire, tee, wedge. Which symbol is it? Answer with one word.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-stripe-phase-moire-reveal-7735c9eeac/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-stripe-phase-moire-reveal-7735c9eeac.json","detailSha256":"262142ba9152f8dc1d1488eec917cd43527536cbc0ac4cb04133b65f5dd8df77"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-cross-clue-nonogram-6943767d52","title":"Cross clue nonogram","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"The blue bars beside each row and above each column give, in order, the lengths of consecutive black runs; separate bars mean separate runs. Fill the 8 by 8 grid so every row and column matches its bars. Which symbol appears: circle, kite, plus, or X?","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-cross-clue-nonogram-6943767d52/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-cross-clue-nonogram-6943767d52.json","detailSha256":"6d1ff4a779f8e3ebc0fa758e84e2eb288f0219ed9c47eb3f2ba743bebed95951"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-edge-coded-mosaic-reassembly-6fbd6ddfc9","title":"Edge coded mosaic reassembly","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Arrange the nine square cards as a 3-by-3 mosaic, without reflecting them. Rotate and move cards so every outer bar is on its named side—gold at top, orange at right, violet at bottom, and cyan at left—and every pair of touching inner bars has exactly the same color. Then join the 3-by-3 tile patches. Which arrow appears: up, right, down, or left?","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-edge-coded-mosaic-reassembly-6fbd6ddfc9/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-edge-coded-mosaic-reassembly-6fbd6ddfc9.json","detailSha256":"65bc5a2d785eb734d66ec26e17226b4598f7fd8785c9f741a933a12cf8942a2b"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-constellation-trace-letter-5b397b1907","title":"Constellation trace letter","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"A set of small dark dots is drawn on a white canvas. The dots are placed all along the strokes of one single capital letter, so together the whole constellation traces that letter's outline. Which capital letter do the dots trace? Choose T, L, V, or X.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-constellation-trace-letter-5b397b1907/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-constellation-trace-letter-5b397b1907.json","detailSha256":"4a18d140e674a8c23163ca841beaab0c52231f918c397d0c83661f6bf2585068"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-diagonal-texture-rhythm-96720675a9","title":"Diagonal texture rhythm","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"Luna","question":"Ignore hue, panel placement, dot size, and total ink. The fields contain equal-count continuous mark clouds; which one has a whole-field alternating rhythm when viewed along a diagonal? Choose red, blue, or green.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-diagonal-texture-rhythm-96720675a9/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-diagonal-texture-rhythm-96720675a9.json","detailSha256":"e7343903aa55e630ed1c4cc61b669ffbb845cedce3040ed58ddb9958cbf46c5a"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-similarity-grouping-axis-9ec5c41240","title":"Similarity grouping axis","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The picture shows a plain background and an 8 by 8 square grid of 64 small marks, all painted in the same single dark colour on the same plain background. The 64 marks sit at equally spaced positions, with exactly the same spacing between neighbouring columns as between neighbouring rows, so no mark is closer to its left and right neighbours than to its neighbours above and below. Every mark is one of exactly two kinds and nothing else: a solid dot, whose middle is filled with the dark colour, or a hollow ring, whose middle is left empty in the background colour. Both kinds are drawn with the same amount of dark paint, so the two kinds cannot be told apart by how much ink they use, only by whether the middle is filled or empty. Score the picture as follows. For one horizontal row of 8 marks, its purity is the difference between the number of solid dots and the number of hollow rings in that row, taken as a positive number, divided by 8. The row score of the picture is the average of the purities of its 8 horizontal rows. The column score is defined in exactly the same way over the 8 vertical columns of 8 marks. One score is always strictly larger than the other; they are never equal. Nothing else matters: the background shade, the mark shade, the size of the marks, the spacing of the grid, the position of the grid on the canvas, the total amount of ink, how many solid dots and how many hollow rings the picture holds in total, and which kind sits in any particular corner all carry no information about the answer, and neither does any single row or column on its own, because only the average over all 8 rows and the average over all 8 columns decide it. Which score is larger, the row score or the column score? Answer rows or columns.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-similarity-grouping-axis-9ec5c41240/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-similarity-grouping-axis-9ec5c41240.json","detailSha256":"ec5534db700d669b9c3d1ac958dec4d05096f0a96feabf8ac1c880072d8795d7"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-constellation-principal-axis-4e67637d0a","title":"Constellation principal axis","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Treat every black dot as an equal point. Which colored dashed line through their average center follows the direction in which the complete dot constellation has the greatest spread? 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Answer red, blue, green, or orange.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-translation-mode-constellation-9fee92fbe6/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-translation-mode-constellation-9fee92fbe6.json","detailSha256":"83473dc76c2d9f7ac2c048198b30579681a85e1b137b62d7ed3f2880ad30bafe"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-unique-vertex-count-search-97f1cd42b2","title":"Unique vertex count search","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"Four dark convex polygons are drawn, one in each quadrant of the image (top-left, top-right, bottom-left, bottom-right), and they are all the same size. The number of sides of a polygon is how many straight edges bound it. Exactly three of the polygons have the same number of sides, while the fourth polygon has a different number of sides. Which quadrant contains the polygon whose number of sides is different from the other three?","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-unique-vertex-count-search-97f1cd42b2/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-unique-vertex-count-search-97f1cd42b2.json","detailSha256":"4bbe738baa4be857e213a978bdc0693763138d76e6aa8c3a953a6ae280e8dc44"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-cyclic-color-pair-search-a63cd5372d","title":"Cyclic color pair search","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"Luna","question":"Which labeled panel contains the only six-dot ring in which at least one pair of same-colored dots occupies neighboring positions? 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Every hub in the image is a filled coloured dot with thin straight spokes radiating outward from it; every spoke is a separate straight line of the same length, and no spoke ever reaches another hub. The KEY box holds exactly one hub and every panel holds exactly three hubs. Hub colour, hub size, spoke length, spoke thickness and hub position are dealt independently of the answer and never carry information. Every one of the five panels holds eleven spokes in total, so hub count, total spoke count and total ink are identical in every panel and can never separate them. A single hub carries between two and six spokes, and the spokes of a hub are always separated by a plainly visible angle, so they can be counted one by one. Neither the direction a spoke points, nor the order of the spokes around a hub, nor the colour of a hub matters: only how many spokes a hub has. Exactly one hub in the five panels carries the same number of spokes as the key hub, and every other hub in the five panels differs from the key hub by at least one spoke. Each of the four panels without that hub still holds at least one hub whose spoke count is within one of the key's, so no panel stands out by holding conspicuously crowded or conspicuously bare hubs. Which numbered panel contains the hub with exactly as many spokes as the key hub? Answer with exactly one of: panel-1, panel-2, panel-3, panel-4, panel-5.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-spoke-degree-hub-panel-88e04413ba/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-spoke-degree-hub-panel-88e04413ba.json","detailSha256":"19a240d821cfd6cddf8aaa376e367681952cb27eabbca6bce770f4cb553e57d4"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-shared-neighbor-terminals-search-6e39237e47","title":"Shared neighbor terminals search","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Which labeled panel has exactly one gray circle directly linked to both the MAGENTA circle and the AMBER circle? 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In the middle of the picture is a row of coloured bins, all of different colours, and these are the piles: they receive discs in their drawn left-to-right order. Dealing goes round the bins in that order over and over, so the first disc of the hand goes to the leftmost bin, the next disc to the bin to its right, and so on; after the rightmost bin the next disc goes to the leftmost bin again, until all nine discs have been dealt. Each pile keeps its own discs in the order it received them, earliest received first. The bottom row of coloured chips is the pick-up order, read left to right as the grey arrow beneath it shows: each chip has the colour of one bin, every bin appears exactly once, and the piles are picked up in that order. The picked-up piles are then laid down end to end in one final row, each pile keeping its own order, earliest received first, so the first picked-up pile fills the leftmost places of the final row, the next picked-up pile the places just to its right, and so on. The nine places of the final row are numbered one to nine from the left. No pile and no final row is drawn anywhere in the picture; only the starting hand, the bins and the chips are drawn. Disc colours carry no rule and only name the discs. Once every disc has been dealt and every pile has been laid down, which numbered place of the final row holds the ringed disc? Answer with one word: one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight or nine.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-deal-collect-shuffle-9cd5e6a660/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-deal-collect-shuffle-9cd5e6a660.json","detailSha256":"d9af89638b95c85521062acfaabb5e90e73258304f6b9d944c9f6058c32de41e"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-prefix-flip-stack-4cb384c52e","title":"Prefix flip stack","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"The four shape tokens start in the stack shown. A solid dot means face-up; a hollow dot means face-down. Read the flip cards from left to right. On each card, the blue prefix shows how many tokens from the top to reverse, then flip every moved token face-up to face-down or face-down to face-up. What shape and face state finishes at the slot marked TARGET?","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-prefix-flip-stack-4cb384c52e/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-prefix-flip-stack-4cb384c52e.json","detailSha256":"c4ebd44a977a432c88f60e15e20cb03a145e5431f4d1641dfa51a1418976fdd9"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-deferred-toggle-pulse-9e8a018afa","title":"Deferred toggle pulse","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Four pip-labeled lamps start as shown (filled = ON, ring = OFF). Read the eight cards from left to right. A triangular TICKET card adds one pending toggle for the lamp named by its 1-4 pips; it does not change any lamp yet. A circular PULSE card applies every pending toggle, then clears all pending tickets. Two pending toggles for the same lamp cancel. Tickets still pending after card 8 are never applied. After all cards, how many lamps are ON? Answer 0, 1, 2, 3, or 4.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-deferred-toggle-pulse-9e8a018afa/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-deferred-toggle-pulse-9e8a018afa.json","detailSha256":"44f443d8bdeae490e337d8458ad92b3d644d6ad70312fa32dc4ffb81d16e15a0"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-cycle-membership-844a9ce968","title":"Cycle membership","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"In this picture a network of links joins circular nodes. Precisely three links are tinted: red, green, and blue, while every other link is black. A link is part of a closed loop when, if you mentally cut only that link, its two ends still join up through the rest of the net (it is not a bridge). Exactly one of the three tinted links is part of a closed loop. Which tinted link (red, green, or blue) is the one lying on a loop? Reply with exactly red, green, or blue.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-cycle-membership-844a9ce968/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-cycle-membership-844a9ce968.json","detailSha256":"908fce4895e0ff0a85ec3a0d1d7b3abe47afd389a3b561c49942e5f97048f734"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-bounded-face-count-d80e9bd252","title":"Bounded face count","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Luna","question":"Inside the black frame, how many separate white chambers are enclosed? Treat every black stroke as a wall, ignore the colored dots, and count only white regions that cannot reach outside the frame. Answer 1, 2, or 3.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-bounded-face-count-d80e9bd252/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-bounded-face-count-d80e9bd252.json","detailSha256":"d0c563d1cbbd9e377e8990ab698a5953eec5f6f2cbb79956ff119f28b2e45f37"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-hinge-node-pick-b50b8abed2","title":"Hinge node pick","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The picture shows a wiring harness on white paper. Grey wires of equal thickness join only where they meet at a junction, and no two wires cross anywhere in the picture, so wires that merely pass near each other are not joined. Three junctions are marked by round coloured patches - one red, one green, one blue - and the grey wires are painted across these patches, so the wiring runs through each patch without a break. Now imagine rubbing out one whole round patch: everything inside that circle disappears, including the pieces of grey wire crossing it, while all ink outside the circle stays exactly as drawn, including the other two patches and their wiring. The remaining grey wiring is in one piece if you can travel between any two bits of grey wire along grey wire the whole way, never jumping a gap. As drawn, before any rubbing out, all the grey wiring is a single piece. Rubbing out exactly one of the three patches breaks the remaining grey wiring into two or more separate pieces; rubbing out either of the other two leaves it in one piece. Which patch is the one that breaks the wiring? Answer 'red', 'green', or 'blue'.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-hinge-node-pick-b50b8abed2/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-hinge-node-pick-b50b8abed2.json","detailSha256":"4acb2a1ca9bcef77b69ee0327463c686395295ad55baea0bb02facf50cf8ec6c"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-island-in-lake-marker-85608ec947","title":"Island in lake marker","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Black ink forms land components and white space is water. Which colored dot is on a black land component lying inside a fully enclosed white lake of a different black component? Answer red, green, or blue.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-island-in-lake-marker-85608ec947/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-island-in-lake-marker-85608ec947.json","detailSha256":"394fbf68dff7d6af21d7beb130827312f475118e7f50a4eb655063744137364f"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-marker-region-partition-772a8c5d91","title":"Marker region partition","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"The four colored dots lie inside a black-walled box. Two dots occupy the same region only when a path through white space connects them without crossing a black wall; corner-only contact does not connect. Do the dots occupy exactly two regions? Answer yes or no.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-marker-region-partition-772a8c5d91/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-marker-region-partition-772a8c5d91.json","detailSha256":"42ba6384d95ec99bc90328aa5cd54023f674c5238c45357d078000935d5d12d0"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-geodesic-nearest-terminal-bf1f43fcd9","title":"Geodesic nearest terminal","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"Starting at the orange ring and walking only along the blue path, which coloured terminal -- red, green, or blue -- is the closest to the ring along the path? Answer with the colour only.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-geodesic-nearest-terminal-bf1f43fcd9/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-geodesic-nearest-terminal-bf1f43fcd9.json","detailSha256":"0424d52f6f729c1e42b208e17d897bdddacf6ff79121448127baef51ecd0329b"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-marked-bridge-survivor-cbce8af415","title":"Marked bridge survivor","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"Luna","question":"Trace the dark network from the green source. If the purple-ringed bridge is closed, which terminal remains connected: red or blue? Answer red or blue.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-marked-bridge-survivor-cbce8af415/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-marked-bridge-survivor-cbce8af415.json","detailSha256":"0aa49904b8c1710ad2fdc0bd9d9ef1f32afbee162e422f3f117cde2538b60725"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-strand-more-ends-a81c8a55f5","title":"Strand more ends","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"Opus 5","question":"This picture shows grey strands on a white page. Two ports are marked, one by a blue ring and one by an orange ring, and each ring sits on a strand. Small black squares mark the ends of strands. Grey strand is the only kind of connection: two things are joined only when you can travel from one to the other along grey strand without ever leaving it. The strands attached to the blue ring and the strands attached to the orange ring form two separate systems that never touch and never cross, so every black square is joined to exactly one of the two rings. Being close together on the page does not mean being joined. Which ring is joined to more black squares by its strands, the blue ring or the orange ring? Answer blue or orange.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-strand-more-ends-a81c8a55f5/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-strand-more-ends-a81c8a55f5.json","detailSha256":"69ef75d1d8b9f817fa4188b94cf6adc7b97a422ffaa0a48c513f123a6180271f"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-subtree-terminal-checkpoint-4a2ecf614e","title":"Subtree terminal checkpoint","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Starting at the green root, follow the dark tree away from it. Which colored circular checkpoint has exactly three gray square terminals downstream? A terminal is downstream when its unique route from the green root passes through that checkpoint. Answer orange, purple, or blue.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-subtree-terminal-checkpoint-4a2ecf614e/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-subtree-terminal-checkpoint-4a2ecf614e.json","detailSha256":"63ead03a1dc103ef047983d32d37e2ce1ed95035eff9c5d9543830ec289ebe28"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-key-sequence-terminal-83694b87bf","title":"Key sequence terminal","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"The five cyan shapes at the top form a key; read them left to right. Starting at the green disk in each panel, follow the unbranched black chain and read its five purple checkpoint shapes in travel order. Which colored terminal has exactly the same shape sequence as the key? Links meet only at markers and never cross. Answer red, blue, or orange.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-key-sequence-terminal-83694b87bf/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-key-sequence-terminal-83694b87bf.json","detailSha256":"54b2eac5c87ebbed73ed6f3a06a98a52257b066f48cfb06063917d095cc16a9f"},{"id":"image-support-steered-mosaic-density-correspondence-f76ca80cc5","title":"Mosaic density correspondence","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Luna","question":"The compact cassette contains a reference badge R and candidate badges A and B. Each badge is a 4x4 dark-cell mosaic with equal total ink. Reflect each candidate mosaic left-to-right. For each badge, count dark cells in its four 2x2 quadrants in clockwise order starting at upper-left. Choose the candidate whose transformed four-count sequence equals R, then answer with that candidate's seal color.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-mosaic-density-correspondence-f76ca80cc5/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-mosaic-density-correspondence-f76ca80cc5.json","detailSha256":"175c4530314a1be822a9100d7876d5fa4934a4696eba6555f5d12f42d811f7e3"},{"id":"image-support-steered-foldcord-span-partner-bind-816dc26f43","title":"Foldcord span partner bind","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The picture is a cream board scattered with small decorative squares that mean nothing. Lying across the board is exactly one thin CORD: a single narrow route of straight horizontal and vertical runs that never crosses or touches itself. One black square CLAMP, larger than any decorative square, sits on the cord. On one side of the clamp the cord is TEAL and on the other side it is TAN. Sitting on the cord are large coloured BEADS, each a disc of red, orange, yellow, green, blue or purple, and exactly one bead on the teal stretch wears a grey COLLAR ring. Only discs sitting on the cord are beads; every small square lying on the bare board away from the cord is decoration and means nothing, including decorative squares in teal, tan, black or any bead colour. The cord is folded at the clamp, and the fold pairs each point of the teal stretch with the point of the tan stretch that lies the same TRAVEL DISTANCE from the clamp, where travel distance means the length of the walk along the cord itself, following every corner and every detour hump, and never a straight-line distance. Measure the travel distance from the clamp to the collared bead along the teal stretch, then find the bead on the tan stretch whose travel distance from the clamp is the same. That bead is the FOLD PARTNER. Because the cord doubles back and its runs carry detour humps, the fold partner is never the tan bead that comes at the same place in bead order from the clamp, never the tan bead nearest the collared bead in a straight line, never the tan bead at the most similar height, never the tan bead in the most similar column, and never the first or the last tan bead along the cord. The partner's colour is worn by at least two beads in the picture and is never the single commonest bead colour, and the collared bead never wears it, so no colour, position, size, count or amount of ink identifies it on its own. Find the fold partner of the collared bead. What is its colour? Answer red, orange, yellow, green, blue or purple.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-foldcord-span-partner-bind-816dc26f43/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-foldcord-span-partner-bind-816dc26f43.json","detailSha256":"d12b14e37e54d486bfed2cbad5ef961f33d58b8ae8d561f4c7de3bc239039a5b"},{"id":"image-support-steered-permutation-quilt-78b53464cb","title":"Permutation quilt","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"The five mosaics are stamps on one continuous navy quilt. The top mosaic is the reference. A matching stamp may rearrange whole rows and rearrange whole columns independently, but may not change any tile. Which colored frame encloses the matching mosaic?","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-permutation-quilt-78b53464cb/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-permutation-quilt-78b53464cb.json","detailSha256":"84c13867551f78ad4931d9240c4bd88616fb8cd1b7e5e574e1e68e0a1e45b9db"},{"id":"image-support-steered-woven-necklace-correspondence-ba7204459a","title":"Woven necklace correspondence","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Treat the twelve colored tiles after the neutral patch in the top band as a loop. Treat each lower band the same way: the loop may start anywhere and may be read clockwise or counterclockwise. Which lower loop preserves the full order, and what is the color of its first patch? Answer amber, cyan, or violet.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-woven-necklace-correspondence-ba7204459a/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-woven-necklace-correspondence-ba7204459a.json","detailSha256":"e12ad50ba81f4e3670d05763ca4188ed8330cab4bc35c7cb205b09f87e00d02a"},{"id":"image-support-steered-unpaired-length-row-dbbe26de0f","title":"Unpaired length row","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Opus 5","question":"A pale sheet shows two small light grey panels far apart, one on the left and one on the right, with empty sheet between them. The left panel holds four solid dark navy bars and the right panel holds three, all of the same thickness. The bars do not share a common left edge, so measure each bar only by its own length from its own left end to its own right end. Three of the four left bars have exactly one right bar of exactly the same length, and every right bar is used by exactly one of them; exactly one left bar has no right bar of its length. The unpaired left bar is neither the longest nor the shortest bar in the left panel. All four left bars have different lengths. Vertical position, thickness, left edge position, and the pale coloured decoration outside the panels carry no information. Numbering the left-panel bars 1, 2, 3, 4 from the top downwards, which numbered left bar has no equal-length partner in the right panel? Answer with one digit.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-unpaired-length-row-dbbe26de0f/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-unpaired-length-row-dbbe26de0f.json","detailSha256":"7df73cb5c008fc128851e683a33c43b4c619054525d11b1eb68aa2c86e3430a5"},{"id":"image-support-steered-route-turn-majority-576379c566","title":"Route turn majority","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Follow the dark-blue route from the coral start dot to the blue finish dot. Across its five bends, are there more left turns or right turns? Answer left or right.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-route-turn-majority-576379c566/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-route-turn-majority-576379c566.json","detailSha256":"672df8d48b773b4ecb11b1879b984098786177645169ea896a8d2f6d5c4fff7d"},{"id":"image-support-steered-interval-clearance-comparison-9348cd1aeb","title":"Interval clearance comparison","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"In each panel, measure the horizontal empty gap between the two colored capped intervals, from the right edge of the left interval to the left edge of the right interval. Which panel has the larger gap? Answer LEFT or RIGHT.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-interval-clearance-comparison-9348cd1aeb/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-interval-clearance-comparison-9348cd1aeb.json","detailSha256":"2b1a0a9721ec895675a375abc9d04a4614010e844e7ca1ff5ae8fb3be8918a31"},{"id":"image-support-steered-visible-star-point-count-5edb4b3507","title":"Visible star point count","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"How many sharp outward points does the single large filled star have? Count only the outer tips, not the inward notches.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-visible-star-point-count-5edb4b3507/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-visible-star-point-count-5edb4b3507.json","detailSha256":"591f4f39b56036888665f174b98a332ba8bfddec9ea40486cc247f899338a840"},{"id":"image-support-steered-paperclip-round-turns-9a6d516b90","title":"Paperclip round turns","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"How many large rounded end turns does the single colored paperclip wire make? Count a turn only where the wire visibly reverses horizontal direction; follow the whole wire and answer 2, 3, or 4.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-paperclip-round-turns-9a6d516b90/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-paperclip-round-turns-9a6d516b90.json","detailSha256":"5081082c78dba3a1f44c02e2afb11fce128b76f93bcab547f2f503460c6d8c99"},{"id":"image-support-steered-peel-layer-reveal-e3d32cf7c8","title":"Peel layer reveal","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Opus 5","question":"This picture contains exactly one large square panel with a solid dark border, plus a few much smaller dark specks scattered on the background outside it that are decoration only. The panel's border encloses an eleven-by-eleven grid of 121 equal square cells; each cell is entirely dark, in the same tone as the border, or entirely pale, in the same tone as the panel's background. The dark cells form one thick solid blob. Carry out this operation on that grid, and only then read the answer. Peel one layer off the blob: delete every dark cell that touches a pale cell or touches the outside of the grid, counting a touch at a shared corner as well as a touch along a shared edge. Equivalently, keep a dark cell only when all eight cells surrounding it are dark cells of the grid, and delete every other dark cell. Delete them all at once, judging every cell against the grid as it is drawn rather than against the partly peeled grid. The cells that survive this single peel form exactly one of these four figures, described with the rows numbered 0 to 10 from the top of the grid and the columns numbered 0 to 10 from its left. 'bars' is two horizontal bars of five cells lying four rows apart: row 2 from column 2 to column 6, and row 6 from column 4 to column 8. 'pipes' is two vertical bars of five cells lying four columns apart: column 3 from row 2 to row 6, and column 7 from row 4 to row 8. 'tee' is a horizontal bar of five cells in row 3 from column 3 to column 7, with a vertical bar of five cells hanging from the middle of it, in column 5 from row 4 to row 8. 'corner' is a horizontal bar of five cells in row 4 from column 4 to column 8, with a vertical bar of five cells descending from its left end, in column 3 from row 4 to row 8, so the two bars meet at a square corner. Each figure is exactly ten cells, and every two of them differ in at least twelve cells. Whichever figure is hidden, the panel as drawn always carries exactly fifty dark cells, and those dark cells always fill the same bounding rectangle, from row 1 to row 9 and from column 1 to column 9, leaving the outermost ring of cells entirely pale. Neither the amount of dark ink, nor the extent of the blob, nor the panel's size, position or colour therefore reveals the figure. The blob as drawn is not any of the four figures and does not contain one that is readable without the peel: only the peel reveals it. Which figure do the surviving cells form? Answer with exactly one of: bars, corner, pipes, tee.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-peel-layer-reveal-e3d32cf7c8/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-peel-layer-reveal-e3d32cf7c8.json","detailSha256":"1f1b464d07778025610b516bdf7e37d5756ada1fb3a96156627e617f965a0b1e"},{"id":"image-support-steered-checkerboard-carrier-weave-670dc42ede","title":"Checkerboard carrier weave","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Take every square whose row plus column is even from the one-dot panel (the top-left square is even). Take every other square from the two-dot panel. Keep all squares in their original positions. Which symbol appears: X, plus, T, or L?","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-checkerboard-carrier-weave-670dc42ede/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-checkerboard-carrier-weave-670dc42ede.json","detailSha256":"334ec9b1e81169c208646eb0990a148704040b4317d62eab919449508011abd1"},{"id":"image-support-steered-orthogonal-ruler-projection-7d9cf54bf4","title":"Orthogonal ruler projection","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Each detached ruler has seven slots. On the circle-marked ruler, each filled tab selects a whole row of an imagined 7 by 7 grid. On the triangle-marked ruler, each filled tab selects a whole column. Fill every selected row and column. Ignoring rotation and reflection, which symbol appears: plus, tee, or corner? Answer ambiguous if two symbols are equally close by cell changes.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-orthogonal-ruler-projection-7d9cf54bf4/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-orthogonal-ruler-projection-7d9cf54bf4.json","detailSha256":"3deff037ecb3c18971b359065cd968098728aaaa5cdc53a660912bfdedad229e"},{"id":"image-support-steered-illusory-triangle-closure-724f4c30a5","title":"Illusory triangle closure","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"The card has exactly three separate colored notched disks. Treat each notch as an open mouth and imagine continuing its two straight sides into the central blank space. Do all three mouths face inward to outline one closed illusory triangle, or is one mouth turned away so the triangle is broken? Answer closed or broken.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-illusory-triangle-closure-724f4c30a5/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-illusory-triangle-closure-724f4c30a5.json","detailSha256":"7b68d74bb0c5d1486fdd6447a59f35a296a7b7b7edbe3b4d5e663a291f8d83ad"},{"id":"image-support-steered-bend-motif-echo-a1928695f4","title":"Bend motif echo","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Follow the single dark trail from the round cap to the square cap. Small colored beads mark each slant boundary, and the large diamond splits it into eight slants before and eight after. Reading each slant as rising or falling as you move right, is the second eight-slant pattern the same as the first, or its exact up/down opposite? Answer same or opposite.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-bend-motif-echo-a1928695f4/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-bend-motif-echo-a1928695f4.json","detailSha256":"76ad4861137c14fea355ec935441cd9b51b0e4c06e5dcc982be645e75a7c0bbe"},{"id":"image-support-steered-rectangle-constellation-search-5b7552d16c","title":"Rectangle constellation search","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Which labeled card has four cyan dots at the corners of a rectangle? Answer A, B, C, or D.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-rectangle-constellation-search-5b7552d16c/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-rectangle-constellation-search-5b7552d16c.json","detailSha256":"c356e24c9584a884b39b7ad3e6387aaebf2b181e604a4bd2a34e9d86c08ad027"},{"id":"image-support-steered-signed-dot-delta-search-a32445a3e1","title":"Signed dot delta search","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"The gray reference pair at the top shows a left-to-right change in dot count. Which colored pair below has the same signed change, including direction? Exactly one matches. Answer red, blue, green, or purple.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-signed-dot-delta-search-a32445a3e1/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-signed-dot-delta-search-a32445a3e1.json","detailSha256":"91a4eadb225cd7cfe4748e63c17169d99704bea2bad95e8651a9f3ebc3f92f6a"},{"id":"image-support-steered-state-transition-inventory-f587fb9664","title":"State transition inventory","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Luna","question":"Start at the ringed badge and trace the one connected route in increasing station-number order. The token has states A, B, and C; red means A, green means B, and blue means C. A filled right triangle advances one step A-B-C-A, a filled left triangle retreats one step, and an outlined square leaves the state unchanged. Include the change from the start to station 1, ignore unchanged steps, and count each directed change in the complete route history. Which directed change occurs most often? Answer AB, BC, CA, AC, CB, or BA.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-state-transition-inventory-f587fb9664/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-state-transition-inventory-f587fb9664.json","detailSha256":"03ba94843a4cae4b84c34a5ad00a6b56f683ecd0eeb3b22097ab753d5085f18f"},{"id":"image-support-steered-slab-stack-replay-be9796dcf0","title":"Slab stack replay","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Opus 5","question":"This picture contains one slab: a four-by-four block of sixteen square tiles of the same size, separated by thin dark lines. Every mark outside the slab is inert decoration and changes nothing. Read the sixteen tiles in reading order, that is row by row starting at the top-left tile, each row left to right. The top-left tile is filled edge to edge with one solid colour, and that colour is the single chip already stacked on an imaginary spike. Each of the fifteen remaining tiles is one instruction, applied in reading order. A tile carrying a small coloured disk means put one chip of that colour on top of the stack. A tile carrying a dark cross means take the top chip off the stack and discard it. The removals never empty the stack, and the only chip colours are red, green, blue and purple. After all fifteen instructions have been applied, which colour is the chip on top of the stack? Answer with one of red, green, blue or purple.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-slab-stack-replay-be9796dcf0/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-slab-stack-replay-be9796dcf0.json","detailSha256":"dd56ebcb67841c9fb467b97ae44c5c20b994d234039b8e27975e53cef07f07c3"},{"id":"image-support-steered-two-pile-ferry-5afe0e9c17","title":"Two pile ferry","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"The gold START card shows piles A and B from bottom to top. Read transfer cards by their dot counts, 1 through 4. A cyan card moves the top token of A onto B; a coral card moves the top token of B onto A. If the source is empty, nothing moves. Which color is on top of pile A after all four cards?","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-two-pile-ferry-5afe0e9c17/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-two-pile-ferry-5afe0e9c17.json","detailSha256":"7cd666836302aa8ea178b059c2d86a18fd2ec93e9271ca7484772b6c62183022"},{"id":"image-support-steered-emblem-flip-correspondence-9eaa62b9df","title":"Emblem flip correspondence","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Read the two cards from left to right. Each card contains the same three emblems, possibly rearranged. A vertical black bar means RAISED; a horizontal black bar means FLAT. Exactly one emblem changes state from the left card to the right card. Which emblem changed: circle, triangle, or square?","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-emblem-flip-correspondence-9eaa62b9df/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-emblem-flip-correspondence-9eaa62b9df.json","detailSha256":"0bdc4d7ae765a538df1b0430811c5ef96ba6f70bc072a203e927e0e86f65a3e9"},{"id":"image-support-steered-threaded-terminal-trace-41475e0a3e","title":"Threaded terminal trace","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Starting at the orange dot, follow the continuous black filament. At a crossing, the white-edged filament passes over without joining the strand beneath. Which colored dot does it reach: blue or green?","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-threaded-terminal-trace-41475e0a3e/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-threaded-terminal-trace-41475e0a3e.json","detailSha256":"3804528f6e37ebf2ccb50a303807dc0b9ecab27653ebffaffafe355fd310e3d3"},{"id":"image-support-steered-serpentine-station-order-d09f6e7fd8","title":"Serpentine station order","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Begin at the green terminal and follow the single navy trail without jumping. Do you encounter the orange station before the purple station? The trail never branches or crosses. Answer yes or no.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-serpentine-station-order-d09f6e7fd8/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-serpentine-station-order-d09f6e7fd8.json","detailSha256":"01fcb34cb18a0750daa551f5836da4309cc04e4e18e5f1cd6f63052f7efc6f4b"},{"id":"image-support-steered-fat-rover-reach-eb2993a1b8","title":"Fat rover reach","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The blue shape is one connected corridor network. The dark disk is a rover. The rover may slide anywhere, in any direction, as long as its entire disk stays on blue; it may not shrink, and it may not leave the blue area. A dot counts as reached when the rover center can arrive exactly on that dot. How many of the three colored dots can the rover reach? Answer 0, 1, 2, or 3.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-fat-rover-reach-eb2993a1b8/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-fat-rover-reach-eb2993a1b8.json","detailSha256":"0e7d82496cc0cead18900de21add381a062304c5f3c58e7a3620a18fcd5aa480"},{"id":"image-support-steered-paired-turn-sequence-5f7ddf1cfb","title":"Paired turn sequence","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Trace each separate navy route from its green START to its red FINISH. At every yellow square corner, record whether the route turns left or right. Are the two complete turn sequences the same? Answer same or different.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-paired-turn-sequence-5f7ddf1cfb/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-paired-turn-sequence-5f7ddf1cfb.json","detailSha256":"7665ac92b71c662d077a4d848c79606788a648830fa1263d1b935028d90573e0"},{"id":"image-support-steered-paired-order-agreement-88ac31d43e","title":"Paired order agreement","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Two separate dark routes are shown. Start at each blue ring and follow its route to the orange end. Each red or green checkpoint ring is attached by a short dark stem; encounter it when you reach that stem. Do the two routes encounter red and green in the same order? Answer yes or no.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-paired-order-agreement-88ac31d43e/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-paired-order-agreement-88ac31d43e.json","detailSha256":"bb69397f81b234fda658aaaa8cee3253709a1350c1adbbd5310429117e203234"},{"id":"model-feedback-coupled-pair-transition-b7cb1352ef","title":"Coupled pair transition","experiment":"model-feedback","experimentLabel":"Model-feedback-steered generation","profile":null,"generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"A running state is an ordered pair of two colours: a LEADER colour and a FOLLOWER colour. The KEY table lists nine rows, one for every ordered source pair; each row shows two source squares (the current LEADER, then the current FOLLOWER) and, after the arrow, the two squares of the pair the state turns into under one application of the transition. The pair labelled START shows the initial LEADER and FOLLOWER. A row of STEPS dots gives the number of times to compose the transition: each step reads the current pair's KEY row and moves to the pair shown there. After exactly as many transition steps as there are STEPS dots, what is the final LEADER colour? Answer red, blue, or green.","image":"static/questions/model-feedback-coupled-pair-transition-b7cb1352ef/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/model-feedback-coupled-pair-transition-b7cb1352ef.json","detailSha256":"0ac52ca5714230cf65c876521d50277c9098cd733f5edf93e714f180804e09e3"},{"id":"model-feedback-paired-motion-collision-8e603a2eb9","title":"Paired motion collision","experiment":"model-feedback","experimentLabel":"Model-feedback-steered generation","profile":null,"generator":"Luna","question":"Each panel shows a blue disk and an orange disk. An arrow starting at each disk shows its movement. Imagine moving each disk by its own arrow vector. Which panel would make the two disks overlap? Answer panel-A, panel-B, panel-C, or panel-D.","image":"static/questions/model-feedback-paired-motion-collision-8e603a2eb9/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/model-feedback-paired-motion-collision-8e603a2eb9.json","detailSha256":"d9ca263272a2b2e07e06c1d3e12cada795ed46788f894e79cc8dd592b992c984"},{"id":"model-feedback-dispatch-head-shuffle-6f316ce0ce","title":"Dispatch head shuffle","experiment":"model-feedback","experimentLabel":"Model-feedback-steered generation","profile":null,"generator":"Opus 5","question":"Seven discs sit in seven slots, numbered 1 to 7 from the left, and the strip is a loop: counting past slot 7 continues at slot 1, and counting back past slot 1 continues at slot 7. The black arrow starts under one slot. The key below gives every colour a direction and a number of slots, drawn as that many grey squares. Do this twelve times: look at the disc in the slot the arrow is under, find that colour in the key, count that many slots from the arrow's slot in the key's direction, swap the disc in the arrow's slot with the disc you land on, then move the arrow one slot to the right. Which slot holds the red disc after the twelfth swap? Answer with the slot number alone: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, or 7.","image":"static/questions/model-feedback-dispatch-head-shuffle-6f316ce0ce/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/model-feedback-dispatch-head-shuffle-6f316ce0ce.json","detailSha256":"12621620f1223cb8775dd80234626fdb9902240cac190367336e19d8471229dc"},{"id":"model-feedback-register-swap-queue-escape-23b83aebed","title":"Register swap queue escape","experiment":"model-feedback","experimentLabel":"Model-feedback-steered generation","profile":null,"generator":"Sol (high)","question":"The front badge moves that token. On its current tile: turn RIGHT on GOLD or LEFT on BLUE, flip the color, swap the front badge with the small tile badge, step, and send the changed card to the queue back. Repeat until one token leaves. Which exits first? Answer token-red or token-violet.","image":"static/questions/model-feedback-register-swap-queue-escape-23b83aebed/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/model-feedback-register-swap-queue-escape-23b83aebed.json","detailSha256":"fb967523dd51d415257cf0e15e3b8f9e3ed19f7668aad5cf766c9164be182b46"},{"id":"model-feedback-corner-keyed-tile-cycle-3910491319","title":"Corner keyed tile cycle","experiment":"model-feedback","experimentLabel":"Model-feedback-steered generation","profile":null,"generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Repeat 7 turns. Read the tile in the gold READER cell. Its cyan corner dot chooses the 2 by 2 block toward that corner. Flip that tile. If it was LIGHT, cycle the four tiles one corner clockwise; if DARK, counterclockwise. Tiles move without turning. Which numbered tile is in READER after turn 7? Answer 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, or 9.","image":"static/questions/model-feedback-corner-keyed-tile-cycle-3910491319/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/model-feedback-corner-keyed-tile-cycle-3910491319.json","detailSha256":"20f693c7844881f2ebcbad3e6c9639a0040f3a867440dd95ffe8d98682e8db89"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-triangle-apex-angle-correspondence-b1936a0fe0","title":"Triangle apex angle correspondence","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"A gray triangle is shown at the top (the reference). Below, three colored isosceles triangles (red, green, blue), each with its point up and a different apex angle. Find the triangle whose apex angle exactly matches the reference triangle's apex angle, then report that triangle's color (red, green, or blue).","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-triangle-apex-angle-correspondence-b1936a0fe0/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-triangle-apex-angle-correspondence-b1936a0fe0.json","detailSha256":"af64219955ce1b021860f4131c2774f6e206fd47c0a9eefee842493de037b2a3"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-colored-endpoint-count-correspondence-d7ff2f4516","title":"Colored endpoint count correspondence","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Luna","question":"The image has a REFERENCE panel and candidates A and B. Each colored radial glyph has an endpoint count: count its outer arm tips, excluding the central hub. Which candidate has the same color-to-endpoint-count assignment as the REFERENCE? Answer A or B.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-colored-endpoint-count-correspondence-d7ff2f4516/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-colored-endpoint-count-correspondence-d7ff2f4516.json","detailSha256":"64be0c42c36c08b6e298552907c200db81fa0b1ff688e9dbafebb8d078a3a942"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-polyomino-rotation-binding-9b10f16d64","title":"Polyomino rotation binding","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The top row shows four block shapes, each made of four squares and each painted a different color. The bottom row shows the same four shapes in gray: they appear in a different left-to-right order and each one has been turned by a quarter, half, or three-quarter turn, but none of them was mirrored or resized. Exactly one gray shape is enclosed in a black rectangular frame. Which color is the framed shape in the top row? Answer with red, blue, green, or orange.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-polyomino-rotation-binding-9b10f16d64/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-polyomino-rotation-binding-9b10f16d64.json","detailSha256":"9de533ac3a55107a0261d764a15bfc2395a1609602fafe915dd6f4024b9f095d"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-constellation-landmark-transfer-80b6394e01","title":"Constellation landmark transfer","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"The two boxes show the same five-dot constellation after a turn and uniform resizing, never reflection. The ring marks one dot in the right box. Which color marks its matching dot in the left box? Answer red, blue, or gold.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-constellation-landmark-transfer-80b6394e01/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-constellation-landmark-transfer-80b6394e01.json","detailSha256":"a28dbc4c1847600237a592cbc686b7e90a034558b4298a3ca7515ed323e2e75f"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-edge-clue-assembly-correspondence-93cee5608a","title":"Edge clue assembly correspondence","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Place the four upright tiles into the 2 by 2 frame without rotating them. Adjacent tile edges must show the same number of navy squares, and each shown outer clue must match the touching tile edge; blank outer sides impose no clue. Which center-tag color belongs in the magenta-ringed cell? Answer red, green, blue, or orange.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-edge-clue-assembly-correspondence-93cee5608a/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-edge-clue-assembly-correspondence-93cee5608a.json","detailSha256":"371ec93362be216e13a998d8bdb7e73b76f562eb1ba246d9f1f7b374bf71fb56"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-lever-torque-balance-6941f7a3ca","title":"Lever torque balance","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"A horizontal gray beam rests on a small black fulcrum triangle. A red disk sits on the beam to the left of the fulcrum and a blue disk sits on the beam to the right. Treat each disk's weight as proportional to its area (pi times its radius squared), and its side's torque as the weight times the horizontal distance from the disk's center to the fulcrum. Which color's side has the larger torque and therefore tips down? Answer with only the color: red or blue.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-lever-torque-balance-6941f7a3ca/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-lever-torque-balance-6941f7a3ca.json","detailSha256":"b9085823cf47c24334411859b672b5867f108c2d84416d113d8f15a79b2cb94c"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-heatmap-column-reversal-a2b6a64935","title":"Heatmap column reversal","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Luna","question":"Each panel is a heatmap with four labeled rows (A-D) and five equal-width columns. Using the shared cold-to-hot scale, average each row's five cell heats. Which row is greatest in panel P and smallest in panel Q? Choose A, B, C, or D.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-heatmap-column-reversal-a2b6a64935/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-heatmap-column-reversal-a2b6a64935.json","detailSha256":"c3936121a525f29a456e53a9f590900bba5cfbe54f8825e80cca2fb628adc435"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-even-split-fraction-8df778a123","title":"Even split fraction","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The picture shows five solid coloured BARS, one red, one green, one blue, one orange and one purple. Each bar is a horizontal block lying in its own row, and every bar is cut by exactly one short black DIVIDER that stands across it. A bar's LENGTH is the distance from its own left end to its own right end. A bar's MIDDLE is the point half way between those two ends; the middle is never marked. A bar's SPLIT is how far its own divider sits from its own middle, counted as a share of that same bar's own length: the distance from the divider to the middle, divided by the length of that bar. So a divider that sits exactly half way along its bar has a split of zero, and the same gap in millimetres counts for MORE on a short bar than on a long bar. Read every bar against its own two ends only, never against another bar and never against the page. The answer is the colour with the SMALLEST split, that is, the colour whose divider cuts its own bar most nearly into two equal halves. Cheap readings are deliberately steered elsewhere. In every picture the divider that is nearest its own middle measured in plain distance rather than as a share of its bar, the longest bar, the shortest bar, the bar with the largest left-hand piece, the bar with the largest right-hand piece, the divider nearest the middle of the page and the bar in the topmost row each belong to a colour that is NOT the answer. Bars do not all start or end at the same place, and how high or low a bar's row sits means nothing. The grey bar with its own divider is a distractor and carries no information; ignore it completely, as you should the pale grey vertical rules and the grey frame. Which colour has the smallest split? Answer red, green, blue, orange or purple.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-even-split-fraction-8df778a123/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-even-split-fraction-8df778a123.json","detailSha256":"20d8f508a50ec8f67c76a8230827e121e1079b92898b44df2a7ffd8876de5cc7"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-scatter-centroid-target-5ed5e9140d","title":"Scatter centroid target","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Which color's point-cloud centroid is closest to the black crosshair? The centroid is the average horizontal and vertical position of all seven dots of that color. 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Answer red, blue, green, or orange.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-trapezoid-auc-leader-9b00d94685/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-trapezoid-auc-leader-9b00d94685.json","detailSha256":"632da733d71a10fb9162d07bd3752b724c8544d72dbb359035bb2d748b263a20"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-prior-slanting-rain-8397eb10a1","title":"Prior slanting rain","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"This image shows rain falling in the sky. Rain normally falls straight down, vertically, unless a strong wind slants it -- but report exactly what is visible. Is the rain in this image actually falling straight down (vertical)? Answer yes or no.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-prior-slanting-rain-8397eb10a1/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-prior-slanting-rain-8397eb10a1.json","detailSha256":"0e9dbece732e538458b4591846894924f94089a875d1ad80f795f631ce65c89e"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-solar-blue-planet-count-a62a2762f7","title":"Solar blue planet count","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"Luna","question":"How many blue planets are visible? Count each solid blue planet disk once; ignore orbit strokes, the sun, and labels. Answer with a number.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-solar-blue-planet-count-a62a2762f7/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-solar-blue-planet-count-a62a2762f7.json","detailSha256":"178d2b559ea063f80cd28269d758888006beefa16b75b75d007112636e6c2174"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-target-band-count-af663c784d","title":"Target band count","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"Opus 5","question":"This image shows one round target painted on white paper. The grey page frame and the four short grey ticks near the corners are fixed decoration: they never indicate the answer. A band is one solid area of a single colour inside the target: the filled disc in the very middle is a band, and every complete ring of colour drawn around it is also a band. Neighbouring bands always use two different colours, and those two colours take turns from the middle outwards, so the same two colours reappear again and again no matter how many bands there are. The number of bands, the two colours used, the overall size of the target, the thickness of the individual bands and the position of the target on the page all change from image to image. Count the bands that are actually painted in this image, from the middle disc out to the outer edge of the target, and do not answer from how many rings a target normally has. How many bands does this target have? Answer with exactly one of the integers 3, 4, 5, 6, or 7.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-target-band-count-af663c784d/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-target-band-count-af663c784d.json","detailSha256":"8d94bd28643789425b696006106db77594514aed43a1e7ff4cf3399b5bc79b9b"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-bias-checker-columns-542a0ad6ec","title":"Bias checker columns","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"How many columns of square cells are visible in the checkerboard? Count the spaces between vertical grid lines; do not count the border as a column.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-bias-checker-columns-542a0ad6ec/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-bias-checker-columns-542a0ad6ec.json","detailSha256":"2cf611c077081cdb81c4c35edf276e4cc8bce0a9f60ff5b96b37236a99cd4ce7"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-power-ring-gap-prior-conflict-b0661e349d","title":"Power ring gap prior conflict","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"On the large power-button-like symbol, which side has the gap in the colored outer ring: top, right, bottom, or left? Judge only the ring; ignore the dark center bar and small corner diamonds. Answer with one word.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-power-ring-gap-prior-conflict-b0661e349d/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-power-ring-gap-prior-conflict-b0661e349d.json","detailSha256":"3245c7442be7d16adbefb85dd16552ea064c13f9178731a1cd9ef6f7b96090f8"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-gradient-flatten-reveal-a77735d9a6","title":"Gradient flatten reveal","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"The image is a coarse lattice of bright and dark cells crossed by a strong left-to-right brightness ramp that hides a diagonal band. Flatten the image by subtracting the best-fit linear (planar) brightness gradient, so the ramp is removed. Which diagonal band remains, the rising band A or the falling band B? Answer A or B.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-gradient-flatten-reveal-a77735d9a6/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-gradient-flatten-reveal-a77735d9a6.json","detailSha256":"0af80e85f5277a7087e02a2a19a39f33d1311e2b0f048862c94412ccb0916649"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-polyphase-quilt-restore-8fb806786e","title":"Polyphase quilt restore","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Luna","question":"Use the four colored corner marks to locate the even-sided grayscale square. Deinterleave its four parity streams into the four quadrants, apply a 7x7 edge-replicated mean, and choose the broad symbol: arch, bolt, fork, or crown.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-polyphase-quilt-restore-8fb806786e/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-polyphase-quilt-restore-8fb806786e.json","detailSha256":"e83a0bf0d30cba12ba62359be1dfcb4295af546d96313fbbb0feb86cfc0a7e92"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-block-majority-coarsen-reveal-91eeaf0543","title":"Block majority coarsen reveal","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The image shows one square lattice of 24 by 24 small cells inside a coloured frame. Heavier coloured rules divide the lattice into an 8 by 8 arrangement of blocks, and each block is 3 cells wide and 3 cells tall. Some small cells are filled dark. Every block contains either four or five dark cells out of its nine. Replace each block by a single square that is dark when at least five of that block's nine cells are dark and light otherwise. The 8 by 8 pattern of dark squares produced by this majority rule matches one of these symbols: plus, chevron, square, ladder, cross. Match by counting how many of the 64 squares disagree with each symbol and take the smallest count. Which symbol does it most closely match? Answer with one word.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-block-majority-coarsen-reveal-91eeaf0543/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-block-majority-coarsen-reveal-91eeaf0543.json","detailSha256":"7661b385765adfead21317ee297e512f6abe415c6f1de3b3db8e52f9b83e21c2"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-bowed-mesh-rectify-6c36854a38","title":"Bowed mesh rectify","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Straighten the bowed magenta-dot mesh into an equal square grid, preserving row and column order from the yellow top-left, orange top-right, purple bottom-right, and green bottom-left corners. Read dark cells as black and pale cells as white. Which symbol appears: plus, X, diamond, or square?","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-bowed-mesh-rectify-6c36854a38/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-bowed-mesh-rectify-6c36854a38.json","detailSha256":"2c257da7ab9f497ebf20a750ee1f5afeb76f857e359327e2590532526847f7dc"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-cable-routed-strip-trace-bd253f227a","title":"Cable routed strip trace","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Follow each colored cable from its round top socket to the plug above a scrambled tile column. Move that whole column to the cable's top-socket position, keeping it upright. Which trace appears: rising staircase, falling staircase, valley, or peak?","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-cable-routed-strip-trace-bd253f227a/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-cable-routed-strip-trace-bd253f227a.json","detailSha256":"9683b00d606548f45c8869709aea40955f6c57e9d9ebbbcd9b57dabfd31d005e"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-vanishing-point-selection-66525fb13b","title":"Vanishing point selection","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"On a white canvas, several straight colored line segments are drawn, and when you extend each line in your mind, every one of them passes through a single shared point. A set of colored marker dots is also shown: red, green, blue, and purple. Exactly one marker dot sits on that shared point where all the extended lines meet. Which color marker dot is it? Answer red, green, blue, or purple.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-vanishing-point-selection-66525fb13b/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-vanishing-point-selection-66525fb13b.json","detailSha256":"74c7a70b5dcebd2090235dbe796f0962d98919c32df185304f70d984aad5661d"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-biconnected-dot-constellation-ad6957cebe","title":"Biconnected dot constellation","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"Luna","question":"For each color, imagine a link between two dot centers when their distance is no more than 1.35 times that color's median nearest-neighbor distance. Which color is the only one whose link graph stays connected after any one dot is removed? Ignore color, lane, dot count, dot size, and overall placement; choose red, blue, or green.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-biconnected-dot-constellation-ad6957cebe/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-biconnected-dot-constellation-ad6957cebe.json","detailSha256":"54148c31c505f4957ec96f39bda38a7784aad30165eb6b3f729d01b837095cf7"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-moire-fringe-direction-b2feb03562","title":"Moire fringe direction","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The picture is filled with two overlapping families of straight dark lines on a plain pale background. Inside one family every line is parallel to the others, the lines are evenly spaced and all have the same thickness; the two families differ in tilt and in spacing, and every line of both families is painted in the same dark colour, so no single line is marked out. Where lines of the two families fall on top of one another more pale background stays visible, and where they fall between one another the dark ink packs together, so the picture as a whole is crossed by broad pale and dark bands that are many times wider than the spacing of either family. Those broad bands are parallel to one another and are not drawn as lines anywhere: no painted line runs along them, and neither line family runs within 22 degrees of the band direction. The tilt of either line family, the spacing of the lines, their thickness, the amount of ink and the position of the pattern carry no information about the answer. The broad bands run within 7 degrees of one of four directions: horizontal (left to right), vertical (top to bottom), rising (from the bottom left towards the top right) or falling (from the top left towards the bottom right). In which direction do the broad bands run? Answer horizontal, vertical, rising or falling.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-moire-fringe-direction-b2feb03562/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-moire-fringe-direction-b2feb03562.json","detailSha256":"b1d2e44d9a3776b3d6ce24bff3ca2d7d3ab15fbb0d4a5b555ddc8371dae8fb36"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-proximity-route-parity-562bd5dff7","title":"Proximity route parity","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Treat each dot as its center. Connect two dots when their center-to-center distance is strictly shorter than the gray scale bar. The red and blue dots have a unique connecting route. Does that route contain an odd or even number of links? Answer odd or even.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-proximity-route-parity-562bd5dff7/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-proximity-route-parity-562bd5dff7.json","detailSha256":"02b891caf562b6694819913e777df215fa60c11758058aad8ebc0d572a497466"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-minimum-tree-junction-a5d57da8ca","title":"Minimum tree junction","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Imagine joining all dot centers into the one loop-free network with the smallest total straight-line length. Which colored dot has exactly three connections in that network? Answer red, blue, green, or orange.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-minimum-tree-junction-a5d57da8ca/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-minimum-tree-junction-a5d57da8ca.json","detailSha256":"1bb7d61835ffac79e97312ded5e74c1db879c55deccb0018e0ed03b37e1a59e6"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-gap-match-search-a3d40fda84","title":"Gap match search","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"A reference pair of stacked horizontal bars is shown in the top panel. Below it, the image is split into four quadrants, each containing one pair of stacked horizontal bars. The vertical gap is the empty space between the lower edge of the top bar and the upper edge of the bottom bar of a pair. Exactly one quadrant's bar pair has the same vertical gap as the reference pair. Which quadrant contains the bar pair whose gap matches the reference pair?","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-gap-match-search-a3d40fda84/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-gap-match-search-a3d40fda84.json","detailSha256":"dabf860bdb030d6dc090dbba0e7f9c51f4df38a422206be3fe27b9b5c97789b7"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-network-hub-panel-c00db49221","title":"Network hub panel","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"Luna","question":"Which labeled panel contains the only five-node network with a hub node joined directly to all four other nodes? Each panel has exactly five identical nodes and five straight connection lines; a connection is the visible line between two nodes. Ignore node locations and labels, inspect all four panels, and answer A, B, C, or D.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-network-hub-panel-c00db49221/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-network-hub-panel-c00db49221.json","detailSha256":"200ba62792fd00dd7c1de94aff33a4a6cbd8c13aec2f33db6acbe74bce8fa936"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-mirror-bounce-panel-a08b6caeeb","title":"Mirror bounce panel","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"Opus 5","question":"This image shows five square panels of the same size standing side by side in one row, each framed in grey and numbered 1 to 5 from left to right. Every panel holds exactly the same three things: an orange dot, a straight green beam that starts at that orange dot and stops where it meets a straight blue bar, and one red disk. The blue bar is a mirror. Within a scene the blue bars all have the same length, the green beams all have the same length and the red disks all have the same size, so length, size, colour, count and the amount of ink carry no information. The green beam does not pass through the mirror: at the point where it meets the blue bar it reflects, leaving on the other side of the point at the same angle to the bar as it arrived, and then travels on in a perfectly straight line. That reflected part of the path is never drawn, so it has to be worked out. Exactly one panel is arranged so that its reflected beam runs into that panel's red disk; in each of the other four panels the reflected beam passes the red disk and misses it by at least 10 pixels of clearance. The undrawn straight continuation of the beam through the mirror, without reflecting, misses the red disk in every panel, so ignoring the mirror never gives the answer. In every panel the beam meets the blue bar well inside the bar's two ends, and the red disk touches neither the beam nor the bar. Where the mirror sits, how it is tilted, which side the beam comes from and where the red disk lies are all free to vary from panel to panel. Which numbered panel is the one whose reflected beam runs into its red disk? Answer with exactly one of: panel-1, panel-2, panel-3, panel-4, panel-5.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-mirror-bounce-panel-a08b6caeeb/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-mirror-bounce-panel-a08b6caeeb.json","detailSha256":"1e3a690d372e1408115cc7a0969fe3b035286cc019b8102f99c66f7e64c8e50f"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-paired-aperture-relation-74e0a58d07","title":"Paired aperture relation","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Which labeled panel has the same clockwise angle from the LEFT ring's gap to the RIGHT ring's gap as the REFERENCE? Rotating both gaps together counts as the same; mirror reversal does not. A-D run left to right.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-paired-aperture-relation-74e0a58d07/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-paired-aperture-relation-74e0a58d07.json","detailSha256":"bd38298fbfc005225ac21287acfd442779aba3ece5ef05e06d848c2f55fcd27d"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-alternating-color-ring-search-9d6b5f3efa","title":"Alternating color ring search","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Each labeled panel has six dots in a ring, with three dots of each color. Which panel alternates color at every neighboring pair around the full ring, including the last-to-first pair? Answer A, B, C, or D.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-alternating-color-ring-search-9d6b5f3efa/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-alternating-color-ring-search-9d6b5f3efa.json","detailSha256":"230af71886343dae0ebfdfb2cc4889f80b788edfbfdec1e02e7df7286e0d9c74"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-state-mirror-register-6441c13bf6","title":"State mirror register","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"A horizontal track of five slot boxes is shown, read left to right as slot 1, 2, 3, 4, 5. A red marker sits in one box and an orange ring surrounds that box; it marks the START slot. Four operator boxes are read left to right; each holds one colored disk. A green disk advances the tracked register one slot to the right (+1), a blue disk retreats it one slot to the left (-1), and a violet disk MIRRORs it: the current slot index is reflected about the track's central axis (slot 1 swaps with slot 5, slot 2 with slot 4, and slot 3 stays fixed). The register is never shown after its start. Replaying the operators in order from the ringed start, what is the FINAL slot of the tracked register? Answer exactly 'slot 1' through 'slot 5'.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-state-mirror-register-6441c13bf6/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-state-mirror-register-6441c13bf6.json","detailSha256":"22a27401745d739bb6ffe7e5da44768d7809c6b850c6d9927cc5297736597fdb"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-state-coverage-race-7e8b5882cd","title":"State coverage race","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Luna","question":"Read panels P1 through P7 from left to right. Each labeled tile has one state from the STATE KEY. For each state, keep the set of labels that have appeared in that state so far. Which state is the first whose set contains A, B, C, and D? Answer LOW, MID, or HIGH.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-state-coverage-race-7e8b5882cd/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-state-coverage-race-7e8b5882cd.json","detailSha256":"3a4df239515590773fa2640b6e0971bd4242b966deed80934926752c1bb6d882"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-attribute-overwrite-match-9ddae656aa","title":"Attribute overwrite match","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The picture has two rows of cream panels. In the top row, the leftmost panel shows a token: a single coloured shape. Every other panel of the top row is a machine card, and the cards act on the token one at a time in order from left to right, as the arrow under the row shows. A card holding a grey shape sets the token's shape to that shape and leaves the token's colour unchanged. A card holding a wide, flat coloured bar sets the token's colour to that colour and leaves the token's shape unchanged. A later card of the same kind overwrites an earlier one, and a register that no card ever writes keeps the value drawn in the leftmost panel. The bottom row has four panels, numbered one to four from left to right, each holding one coloured shape. Exactly one of those four objects has both the shape and the colour that the token has after every card has acted. The token's final state is not drawn anywhere in the top row. Which of the four bottom panels holds that object? Answer with one word: one, two, three or four.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-attribute-overwrite-match-9ddae656aa/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-attribute-overwrite-match-9ddae656aa.json","detailSha256":"e41d66d3d71786368f05ce899f449e8debe59b6c2af881243e4ce4fe73a4ad2d"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-stable-partition-replay-4dc35852d4","title":"Stable partition replay","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"The six tokens start in the shown left-to-right order, and the magenta ring marks one token. Read the five command cards from left to right. On each card, move every token matching the card's color to the arrow's edge. Matching tokens keep their relative order, and all other tokens keep their relative order. Which numbered slot contains the ringed token at the end? Answer 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, or 6.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-stable-partition-replay-4dc35852d4/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-stable-partition-replay-4dc35852d4.json","detailSha256":"22019124c801387977c6c2ebef13d1cb61cec150d4c13866259d8ddbd6c4f878"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-synchronous-neighbor-lamps-9eb222e2c0","title":"Synchronous neighbor lamps","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Seven lamps start as shown (filled = ON, ring = OFF), and the red triangle marks the lamp to track. Each orange ROUND card performs one update. In each round, every lamp becomes ON exactly when one of its immediate neighbors was ON at the start of that round (one neighbor ON and the other OFF); otherwise it becomes OFF. All seven lamps update simultaneously. A missing neighbor beyond either end counts as OFF. After all ROUND cards, is the marked lamp ON or OFF? Answer ON or OFF.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-synchronous-neighbor-lamps-9eb222e2c0/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-synchronous-neighbor-lamps-9eb222e2c0.json","detailSha256":"c850e214083570639cc82b5a965e5442c3cde29ef43a82290725a6db0abf4fb4"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-independent-cycles-993f745dbe","title":"Independent cycles","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"Ignoring the outside white background, look only at white pockets that are fully enclosed rings of the node-and-link network (each is a separate closed loop with no path out to the picture edge and no opening). How many enclosed loops does the network form? Answer with exactly 0, 1, 2, or 3.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-independent-cycles-993f745dbe/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-independent-cycles-993f745dbe.json","detailSha256":"73ac8860d8c05b5f7166447085d30cc222e960fbf4203c51d0f6d4dab0e0f67c"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-outer-face-junction-dc3247ebc9","title":"Outer face junction","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Luna","question":"Which colored junction is enclosed by the network? Treat every dark link and every uncolored junction as an impassable barrier. A colored junction is enclosed when no blank four-neighbor route from a blank region touching it reaches the canvas edge without crossing a barrier. Exactly one of red, green, and blue is enclosed; answer its color and ignore the canvas border.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-outer-face-junction-dc3247ebc9/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-outer-face-junction-dc3247ebc9.json","detailSha256":"534cdf2d10f9a1990a2a0bde28b1efb5510becd6fb55176393674915485d68a3"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-cut-curve-split-pick-b831ee7ea9","title":"Cut curve split pick","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The picture shows a grey metal plate lying on white paper. Two white holes are punched right through the plate, so the plate has an outer rim and two hole rims. Three coloured bands are painted across the plate - one red, one green and one blue. Each band is a single unbroken strip that starts on a rim, wanders across the grey and ends on a rim; the bands never touch each other, and away from its two ends a band never touches any rim. Now imagine cutting the plate with scissors along ONE of the coloured bands, all the way from one end of that band to the other, and nowhere else: the grey under that band is removed, and the other two bands are only paint and are not cut along. Two bits of grey belong to the same piece when grey still joins them after the cut. Exactly one of the three bands falls the plate into two separate pieces; cutting along either of the other two leaves the plate in one single piece. Which band falls the plate into two pieces - red, green or blue?","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-cut-curve-split-pick-b831ee7ea9/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-cut-curve-split-pick-b831ee7ea9.json","detailSha256":"3abe487798deab06241f2037d420ea78caf7ccb182d2a775bcabf4fd5103808b"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-cycle-vertex-residue-panel-8a8d16810e","title":"Cycle vertex residue panel","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Gray links meet only at cyan round stations; a crossing without a station is not a connection. A station belongs to a loop if it lies on any closed route. Imagine removing every station that belongs to a loop and every link touching those stations. Which panel leaves exactly two nonempty connected groups of stations? Answer left, center, or right.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-cycle-vertex-residue-panel-8a8d16810e/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-cycle-vertex-residue-panel-8a8d16810e.json","detailSha256":"74d39fdc33f29ea92ecb35cb05c96fb211db658e6009a5a90cfa676b6a4aaee2"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-marked-link-detour-two-8063ba343c","title":"Marked link detour two","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"If only the orange link is removed, is the new shortest route from the green junction to the purple junction exactly two links longer than the shortest route now? If no route remains, answer no. Links meet only at circular junctions. Answer yes or no.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-marked-link-detour-two-8063ba343c/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-marked-link-detour-two-8063ba343c.json","detailSha256":"9cdf73179f9856ba63d7ae13b17f2d3f9b603b680a6f08c7fd43f20dd96bc429"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-route-component-count-c24996e33d","title":"Route component count","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"The drawing is made of some separate blue routes that never touch each other. How many separate (unconnected) blue routes are drawn? Answer with the number only (1, 2, or 3).","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-route-component-count-c24996e33d/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-route-component-count-c24996e33d.json","detailSha256":"664b03b0601ba80a5d05371bc7bd3122cff548feaced32d87ffd3afae6747046"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-junction-branch-turn-choice-f7dc3d1743","title":"Junction branch turn choice","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"Luna","question":"Starting at the green source, follow the solid dark route to the purple-ringed fork. Which labeled terminal, A or B, is attached to the branch that makes the smaller absolute turn from the incoming route? Answer A or B.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-junction-branch-turn-choice-f7dc3d1743/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-junction-branch-turn-choice-f7dc3d1743.json","detailSha256":"a8d6540bc33f3e3cbf421efa41de3bfc7639d388648dfd4997ddc2b71da305c6"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-wire-underpass-count-b1ace618a6","title":"Wire underpass count","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"Opus 5","question":"Each gray line in this picture is one straight wire running between two ports on the ring. Where two wires cross, one of them is drawn with a short break on either side of the other wire: the wire with the breaks passes UNDERNEATH, and the unbroken wire passes OVER it. Exactly one port is green, and exactly one wire starts there. Follow the wire that starts at the green port all the way to its other port. How many times does that wire pass underneath another wire? Answer with a single number: 0, 1, 2, or 3.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-wire-underpass-count-b1ace618a6/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-wire-underpass-count-b1ace618a6.json","detailSha256":"18ec9f751c642804a3a5ad31d9c1649125af7b8938884ce15cd75025eee69bf5"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-route-toll-sum-terminal-4a364b8f35","title":"Route toll sum terminal","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Starting at the green node, follow the unique dark-line route to each colored terminal. Each cyan diamond beside a link adds one toll to every route using that link. Which terminal has a total toll of exactly 5: orange, purple, or blue?","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-route-toll-sum-terminal-4a364b8f35/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-route-toll-sum-terminal-4a364b8f35.json","detailSha256":"dc6d1180884b1214ff13c63879745babcfc3b6b85eda03c7bf3494ed6089dc61"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-relay-trace-terminal-89b35b4425","title":"Relay trace terminal","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Starting at the green START port, follow the black traces through every panel. At an X crossing, continue straight on the same line; do not turn. Which colored terminal is reached? Answer red, blue, or orange.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-relay-trace-terminal-89b35b4425/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-relay-trace-terminal-89b35b4425.json","detailSha256":"fac329292d9c0bb7108f711d3f467054cfc2a4d02089a4ad4462e4d568b18c25"},{"id":"image-support-steered-beacon-spacing-chain-correspondence-faa73dfae0","title":"Beacon spacing chain correspondence","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Luna","question":"One continuous navy route runs through fields R, A, and B. Each field has six identical gold checkpoint flags attached to the route. Read R from left to right and record its five horizontal gaps between successive flag centers. Read each candidate from right to left. Which candidate has exactly the same five-gap rhythm as R? Answer A or B.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-beacon-spacing-chain-correspondence-faa73dfae0/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-beacon-spacing-chain-correspondence-faa73dfae0.json","detailSha256":"4a65c8a7785b5b9a5b03d20a556a338e522b0243f5af2197d5261bcc5f7c714e"},{"id":"image-support-steered-switchlane-descent-bind-8613f8dbbd","title":"Switchlane descent bind","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The picture shows one cream board carrying a single connected slate-grey ladder. The ladder has five tall thin RAILS standing side by side across the whole board, and a handful of short horizontal SWITCHES, each of which joins one rail to the rail immediately next to it at some height. No two switches sit at the same height. A solid black triangle points down at the top of exactly one rail: that is where the descent starts. Now walk down. You always move downwards along the rail you are on and you may never move upwards or skip past anything: every time you reach a switch that touches your current rail you MUST cross it to the neighbouring rail, and then keep going down that rail. Switches therefore act one after another in order of height, from the highest to the lowest, and a switch that touches neither of your current positions is simply never used. A square coloured BEAD is parked at the foot of each of the five rails; the five beads have five different colours out of red, orange, green, teal, blue and purple. The bead at the foot of the rail where the descent finishes is the answer. The rail you finish on is usually not the rail you started on, so the bead under the black triangle is not the answer unless the crossings bring you back to that rail, and the descent always wanders as far as both the leftmost and the rightmost rail, so no single side of the board settles it. The small scattered coloured squares away from the ladder are decoration and mean nothing. Bead colours are shuffled independently of the route, so no colour, position, size, count or amount of ink identifies the answer on its own, and every switch in the picture must be accounted for at its own height rather than counted or averaged. Follow the descent to its end. What is the colour of the bead at the foot of the finishing rail? Answer red, orange, green, teal, blue or purple.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-switchlane-descent-bind-8613f8dbbd/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-switchlane-descent-bind-8613f8dbbd.json","detailSha256":"04d6509535bec7c646f99d9ff9b317ad06eafeaaa4778689518b330cee0c344d"},{"id":"image-support-steered-turn-trace-correspondence-933c91c45b","title":"Turn trace correspondence","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"The gold tag starts the reference section. Follow its four straight steps through the three pale bend pegs. For each red, green, and blue tag, follow the next four steps likewise. A candidate matches only if one rigid rotation of the whole section, without reflection or reordering, makes all four steps and bends coincide with the reference. Which candidate tag color marks the match? Answer red, green, or blue.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-turn-trace-correspondence-933c91c45b/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-turn-trace-correspondence-933c91c45b.json","detailSha256":"014fcccfd9f7132cc3ef39189e257a6df1592795a9d9dc759929d4397d2a82ab"},{"id":"image-support-steered-zipper-merge-correspondence-bbf1d97f40","title":"Zipper merge correspondence","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Read the four tiles in the far-left source strip A and the four tiles in the far-right source strip B from left to right. ZIP them by alternating A1, B1, A2, B2, A3, B3, A4, B4. Exactly one lower strip shows that eight-tile sequence. Which color frames it? Answer amber, cyan, or violet.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-zipper-merge-correspondence-bbf1d97f40/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-zipper-merge-correspondence-bbf1d97f40.json","detailSha256":"58033546ef72c0a7e1a5e64574fd562a32d293f5c14ac3a407d7f0253dc31540"},{"id":"image-support-steered-endtoend-reach-duel-dc4695dc92","title":"Endtoend reach duel","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Opus 5","question":"A pale instrument sheet carries grey ticks and several coloured or grey marks, and exactly three solid pure-black horizontal bars that sit close together in one small group. Ignore every mark that is not pure black. The three black bars have different thicknesses and are not aligned with one another, so measure each black bar only by its own length from its left end to its right end and ignore its thickness, its height on the sheet and where it starts. Is the single longest black bar longer than the other two black bars laid end to end in one straight line? Answer yes or no.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-endtoend-reach-duel-dc4695dc92/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-endtoend-reach-duel-dc4695dc92.json","detailSha256":"a629e54615dd14ea4085eea4b14251f87e9162a56e5da021bdc7df1b9b482d1b"},{"id":"image-support-steered-route-peak-half-5859abfc82","title":"Route peak half","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Follow the cyan route from the coral start dot to the blue finish dot. Is the route's highest point reached before or after halfway along the route's visible length? Answer before or after.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-route-peak-half-5859abfc82/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-route-peak-half-5859abfc82.json","detailSha256":"fc6c841e6116b33a75518874aacd844d7f865214b55a16fbac9752fe5450973d"},{"id":"image-support-steered-microprofile-extrema-order-990e3a6bbc","title":"Microprofile extrema order","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Following the teal mini-profile from left to right, which flat extreme occurs first: its highest plateau (PEAK) or its lowest plateau (TROUGH)? Answer PEAK or TROUGH.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-microprofile-extrema-order-990e3a6bbc/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-microprofile-extrema-order-990e3a6bbc.json","detailSha256":"a8820ad303bcdd769d8c011ccede9eca5bea517669eca9b37ca2b8542a9e35ba"},{"id":"image-support-steered-capital-n-stroke-sequence-6afc29ebb6","title":"Capital n stroke sequence","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"On the CAPITAL N practice card, follow the single blue stroke from the red START dot. Are its three long straight runs in this order: up, down-right, up? Answer yes or no from the visible stroke.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-capital-n-stroke-sequence-6afc29ebb6/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-capital-n-stroke-sequence-6afc29ebb6.json","detailSha256":"e4d8ea6e8ff3121e46641069deea5e1ac05c7a9981e73970bd9d5d185424c010"},{"id":"image-support-steered-red-cable-terminal-c3174530f7","title":"Red cable terminal","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Follow the single red cable from the plug on the left across the whole image. Which battery terminal does it visibly touch—the green terminal marked + or the blue terminal marked −? Answer plus or minus.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-red-cable-terminal-c3174530f7/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-red-cable-terminal-c3174530f7.json","detailSha256":"0b776b4e24999e65f83747a3c7f35cf9789123a5d571ee64f179761cc3f8673a"},{"id":"image-support-steered-corner-notch-rectify-reveal-e939bdc058","title":"Corner notch rectify reveal","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Opus 5","question":"This picture contains four small square tiles, arranged as the four corners of one wide two-by-two block with plenty of empty background between them. Every tile has a solid dark border enclosing a four-by-four grid of sixteen equal square cells, and each cell is either dark (the same tone as the border) or pale (the same tone as the tile's background). Exactly one corner of each tile's border is broken by a pale square notch. Carry out this operation. First turn each tile in place, by a quarter turn at a time, until that tile's notched corner is its top-left corner; the tile's sixteen cells turn with it. Leave each tile in its own corner of the two-by-two block: the tile at the top left of the block stays top left, and so on. Then read the four turned tiles together as one eight-by-eight grid, with each turned tile supplying the four-by-four quadrant that matches its place in the block. The dark cells of that eight-by-eight grid form exactly one symbol: 'plus' is a thick upright cross of two central rows crossing two central columns, 'box' is a hollow square ring one cell in from the outer edge, 'hourglass' is a full top bar and a full bottom bar joined by a narrow waist of two crossing diagonals, and 'diamond' is a tilted outline square through the edge midpoints with its centre filled. Every tile shows exactly five dark cells whichever symbol is present, so no tile and no count of dark cells reveals the symbol on its own, and the symbol is not visible anywhere until all four tiles have been turned. Which symbol do the dark cells form? Answer with exactly one of: plus, box, hourglass, diamond.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-corner-notch-rectify-reveal-e939bdc058/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-corner-notch-rectify-reveal-e939bdc058.json","detailSha256":"5ec83bfdeb49a66be9a8f6683dc2640f5233e917958b5f5643edad6dc0e1cca5"},{"id":"image-support-steered-blurred-quilt-reveal-71fcd7cfd6","title":"Blurred quilt reveal","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Inside the violet frame, blur the tiny checker texture until individual checks disappear. Which symbol remains: X, plus, diamond, or ring?","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-blurred-quilt-reveal-71fcd7cfd6/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-blurred-quilt-reveal-71fcd7cfd6.json","detailSha256":"12b12b68bfa8734fb286d0c3cbaebf0b2ceb4cedd4d30d37c11ae67a7cd1feb9"},{"id":"image-support-steered-paired-mask-intersection-8633999ce9","title":"Paired mask intersection","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Rotate each of the two nearby square grids until its small corner block is at the upper left. Superimpose the grids and keep only cells filled in both. Which symbol requires the fewest cell changes to match the result: diamond, plus, or X? A tie is ambiguous.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-paired-mask-intersection-8633999ce9/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-paired-mask-intersection-8633999ce9.json","detailSha256":"8a1dff0dcfbe27ad9b2449a871db49448c819c607d6befbeb55804bed7863cb0"},{"id":"image-support-steered-cavity-midprofile-mode-752bc25509","title":"Cavity midprofile mode","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"The colored plaque contains one connected pale opening. From left to right, is the opening's vertical width narrowest near the middle or widest near the middle? Answer waist or belly.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-cavity-midprofile-mode-752bc25509/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-cavity-midprofile-mode-752bc25509.json","detailSha256":"d29a132cab3aebf538c299fdcffb5d540024857da71da377b6b9e996241a9e98"},{"id":"image-support-steered-broad-petal-pairing-a970cf9983","title":"Broad petal pairing","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"The single colored seal contains one pale rosette with four petals: two broad and two narrow. Around the center, are the two broad petals adjacent or opposite? Answer adjacent or opposite.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-broad-petal-pairing-a970cf9983/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-broad-petal-pairing-a970cf9983.json","detailSha256":"443ee69622602df11a0c8c7757a87df8cc986a3318b215fefd558f68564ec511"},{"id":"image-support-steered-thread-terminal-search-69b047ef6f","title":"Thread terminal search","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Begin at the cyan start bead and follow the connected black thread without jumping a gap. Which colored terminal bead does it touch? Answer red, gold, violet, or green.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-thread-terminal-search-69b047ef6f/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-thread-terminal-search-69b047ef6f.json","detailSha256":"7ee962bb2524d76872b5986eb07111390b85969577cdf7d213f953a64f641c25"},{"id":"image-support-steered-equal-stride-checkpoint-search-acfd6e208d","title":"Equal stride checkpoint search","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Starting at the gold disk, follow the single dark route to the gray disk. Which colored checkpoint is the only one where the two straight route sections meeting there have exactly the same length, measured center to center? Answer red, blue, green, or purple.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-equal-stride-checkpoint-search-acfd6e208d/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-equal-stride-checkpoint-search-acfd6e208d.json","detailSha256":"532800226880bae05c3236f4c706425711e93b2b5fa93e0096da7161de7a08fe"},{"id":"image-support-steered-state-ribbon-replay-f6e8412b17","title":"State ribbon replay","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Luna","question":"Starting with the ringed token, follow the numbered arrows from left to right. An up arrow moves one lane upward, a down arrow moves one lane downward, a flat arrow leaves the token in place, and moving past an edge wraps to the opposite lane. Which labeled lane contains the token after the last arrow?","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-state-ribbon-replay-f6e8412b17/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-state-ribbon-replay-f6e8412b17.json","detailSha256":"098c8f6ed14e86db339b8e7117099e9ee7e04971a6a58b34d3be9189227e6346"},{"id":"image-support-steered-tessera-permute-relay-d6447c9fe3","title":"Tessera permute relay","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Opus 5","question":"Somewhere in this picture there are exactly two panels drawn with heavy black frames, standing apart from one another, and every pale grey mark outside those two frames is inert decoration that means nothing. The left panel is the rule table. Its top row holds three dot glyphs, one in each of its three right-hand columns; a dot glyph is one, two or three small black dots, and only the number of dots matters, never their arrangement. Underneath that top row the table has four rows. Each row starts, in its leftmost cell, with a coloured disc, and that disc is the row's own colour; the four rows carry four different colours. The other three cells of a row hold coloured discs as well, one under each dot glyph. The table is used as a lookup: if the colour you are holding is the colour that starts a row, and the glyph you are applying has n dots, then the colour you are holding is replaced by the disc that sits in that row in the column whose top-row glyph also has n dots. The right panel is the program. At the top of it, on its own and encircled by a heavy black ring, sits a single coloured disc: that is the colour you start out holding. Below the ring, separated by thin black lines, are four cells stacked one above another, and each of them holds one dot glyph. Those four glyphs are applied one after another, starting with the glyph in the top cell and working downwards, each one replacing the colour you hold by the colour the table looks up for it. The two panels may sit at slightly different places from picture to picture, and the four colours in play are always red, amber, green and blue. After all four glyphs of the program have been applied, which colour are you holding? Answer with one of red, amber, green or blue.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-tessera-permute-relay-d6447c9fe3/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-tessera-permute-relay-d6447c9fe3.json","detailSha256":"bc808a3a64d37bed0fe601f5f0d2dc3d97efb3127447e86dcba19f6f7a8f7ea5"},{"id":"image-support-steered-seal-gate-patch-5d6a3952db","title":"Seal gate patch","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"The gold-rimmed START tile shows the lamp (filled means ON; hollow means OFF). Read the other five tiles in row order, left to right then top to bottom. A double-bar tile flips the lamp only while the gate is open. A solid seal tile closes the gate permanently. A dot tile waits. Is the lamp ON after every tile? Answer yes or no.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-seal-gate-patch-5d6a3952db/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-seal-gate-patch-5d6a3952db.json","detailSha256":"c68b1c9b4851559257c9e4ab70c8e6dcaf4f8ada83b39caed9f8308793d21a53"},{"id":"image-support-steered-relay-pair-register-ab52406bf2","title":"Relay pair register","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"The two lamps at START show a register from left to right: a dark lamp is on and a white lamp is off. Follow the cord from left to right. At each triangle, flip only the left lamp. At each square, set the right lamp equal to the left lamp. After all four relay beads, which lamps are on?","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-relay-pair-register-ab52406bf2/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-relay-pair-register-ab52406bf2.json","detailSha256":"4b30850a5a05af7b1246a296d02a869274a41217b183c746181e453100e823c0"},{"id":"image-support-steered-edge-disjoint-terminals-44ece9dc10","title":"Edge disjoint terminals","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Do the orange and blue terminals have two routes that share no gray track segment? Routes may meet at black junctions, and gray tracks meet only at visible junctions. Answer yes or no.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-edge-disjoint-terminals-44ece9dc10/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-edge-disjoint-terminals-44ece9dc10.json","detailSha256":"4b6d217e2bd7c3c463a5bd51c30d039263199aa8bd1666dca32c0e2975068e0c"},{"id":"image-support-steered-cut-patch-sheet-d12d3b2da3","title":"Cut patch sheet","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Treat every teal pixel as equal weight and ignore the pale gray decorations. Does the teal sheet's center of area—the average horizontal and vertical position of all its teal pixels—fall inside its enclosed white pocket? Answer yes or no.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-cut-patch-sheet-d12d3b2da3/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-cut-patch-sheet-d12d3b2da3.json","detailSha256":"ccac86052a7791774cae6b9defa61bf59769fc8dcb15c770713b980b2ddc6c32"},{"id":"image-support-steered-gap-bridge-flag-f43813da91","title":"Gap bridge flag","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The picture shows small dark gray squares of one common size (the stones), one larger dark green square (the pad), and three coloured squares: an orange flag, a purple flag and a blue flag. No two squares touch. Two squares are linked when the clear white gap between them is narrower than one stone is wide, and they are not linked when that gap is at least as wide as a stone. Linking chains: the pad reaches a square if you can get from the pad to it through a run of linked squares, hopping only over gaps narrower than a stone. Exactly one of the three flags is cut off from the pad: the run of stones leading to that flag is interrupted by a single gap at least as wide as a stone, so no hopping route reaches it. The other two flags are reachable. Stone count, run length, how far a flag sits from the pad and the direction of a run say nothing about the answer, and stones that are linked to nothing are still ordinary stones. Which flag is cut off from the green pad? Answer orange, purple, or blue.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-gap-bridge-flag-f43813da91/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-gap-bridge-flag-f43813da91.json","detailSha256":"670ac8db50a161ba0d7c7f60205bfbd9101dd5a4be3bd26bcba773200cd5402d"},{"id":"image-support-steered-paired-link-parity-6295896360","title":"Paired link parity","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Trace both separate navy links between their colored endpoint dots. Is the number of links joining two dots of the same color odd or even? 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This is a counterfactual: suppose the IF RULE, not the ACTUAL RULE, had produced the outcome for the same START colour. Which colour would the IF RULE have given for the START disc? Answer red, blue, green, or orange.","image":"static/questions/model-feedback-intervention-rule-flip-c41395184f/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/model-feedback-intervention-rule-flip-c41395184f.json","detailSha256":"640a3d4f6fa07c921c32d6863228741aba56a24228cf747dbea3c2998ef132d0"},{"id":"model-feedback-crossview-transform-check-90e429e686","title":"Crossview transform check","experiment":"model-feedback","experimentLabel":"Model-feedback-steered generation","profile":null,"generator":"Luna","question":"Match each SOURCE token to its key in both shuffled rows. ACTION gives the operation and RESULT gives its target token. Apply the matched ACTION to the SOURCE token, then select the SOURCE card whose transformed token exactly matches its matched RESULT token. Red CW means a clockwise quarter-turn; green LR means a left-right mirror; purple UD means a top-bottom mirror. Answer card-1, card-2, card-3, card-4, or card-5.","image":"static/questions/model-feedback-crossview-transform-check-90e429e686/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/model-feedback-crossview-transform-check-90e429e686.json","detailSha256":"aeaf8e174a73be81fe799cdf2516189a86193f1bec7dc405f3aae6025cadf790"},{"id":"model-feedback-pivotal-vote-counterfactual-711afcfcd3","title":"Pivotal vote counterfactual","experiment":"model-feedback","experimentLabel":"Model-feedback-steered generation","profile":null,"generator":"Opus 5","question":"Bottom disks are black (filled) or white (hollow). Each hollow middle circle takes the majority color of the three disks linked to it, and the hollow top circle takes the majority color of the five middle circles. Three bottom disks are ringed. Flipping exactly one of those three disks to its other color, changing nothing else, would change the top circle's color. Which ring marks that disk? Answer amber, teal, or violet.","image":"static/questions/model-feedback-pivotal-vote-counterfactual-711afcfcd3/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/model-feedback-pivotal-vote-counterfactual-711afcfcd3.json","detailSha256":"4b7f5de2b454581d599b615f4b66fc0652819e24b38a29d1a489378751933e9b"},{"id":"model-feedback-transferred-socket-clamp-2555f9f5c1","title":"Transferred socket clamp","experiment":"model-feedback","experimentLabel":"Model-feedback-steered generation","profile":null,"generator":"Sol (high)","question":"A clamp forces only the socket it covers to the shown CLAMP BIT; other uses of that source are unchanged. Move the clamp from the amber NOW socket to the violet NEXT socket, then recompute every gate. Exactly one displayed current output changes. Which one: output-A, output-B, output-C, or output-D?","image":"static/questions/model-feedback-transferred-socket-clamp-2555f9f5c1/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/model-feedback-transferred-socket-clamp-2555f9f5c1.json","detailSha256":"514a9b04c95652f27acc53a99e142dcb26566014fa5d769e72971f358a1661bd"},{"id":"model-feedback-reciprocal-route-deadline-3c1fa7f831","title":"Reciprocal route deadline","experiment":"model-feedback","experimentLabel":"Model-feedback-steered generation","profile":null,"generator":"Sol (max)","question":"The six colors have different whole-number speeds from 1 to 9. Every CLUE says its LEFT pair has greater combined speed than its RIGHT pair. A ROUTE performs two 1-unit jobs in sequence, so its time is 1/first speed + 1/second speed. Which route must take less than 3/4 time unit for every speed assignment fitting all clues? Answer route-1, route-2, route-3, or route-4.","image":"static/questions/model-feedback-reciprocal-route-deadline-3c1fa7f831/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/model-feedback-reciprocal-route-deadline-3c1fa7f831.json","detailSha256":"d09c92334a65b59b455182f735e6ece95482488ef2aa64662758a78b0786e557"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-disk-spacing-correspondence-b64a58c18e","title":"Disk spacing correspondence","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"The gray object at the top is a pair of two gray disks separated by a specific center-to-center distance. Below it are three colored objects A, B, C: one is red, one green, one blue, and each is a pair of two same-colored disks separated by a different center-to-center distance. Which colored object has the two disks of its pair separated by exactly the same center-to-center distance as the gray pair? Answer red, green, or blue.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-disk-spacing-correspondence-b64a58c18e/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-disk-spacing-correspondence-b64a58c18e.json","detailSha256":"2a045b9f13700bf16be2d4ddda109a656fb927ee2b889b239302622f887e7a22"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-colored-divider-side-correspondence-f202024d5d","title":"Colored divider side correspondence","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Luna","question":"The image has a REFERENCE panel and candidates A and B. Each panel contains six uniquely colored disks and one vertical divider. A disk is on the LEFT or RIGHT side according to which side of the divider its center occupies. Which candidate has exactly the same color-to-side assignment as the REFERENCE? A is the middle panel and B is the right panel. Ignore panel location, divider position, disk size, and line thickness. Answer A or B.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-colored-divider-side-correspondence-f202024d5d/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-colored-divider-side-correspondence-f202024d5d.json","detailSha256":"3d97666baa16977051b98c2392da01a490876cb2b2f7b7e57f7fb41710dc471b"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-constellation-landmark-transfer-c1d43369fd","title":"Constellation landmark transfer","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The upper panel shows four colored dots. The lower panel shows the same four dots after the whole group was rotated, uniformly rescaled, and moved; the group was never mirrored and the dots keep their relative arrangement. In the lower panel every dot is gray and exactly one dot is circled in black. Which color is that circled dot in the upper panel? Answer red, blue, green, or orange.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-constellation-landmark-transfer-c1d43369fd/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-constellation-landmark-transfer-c1d43369fd.json","detailSha256":"84f350823896ecc662e9911ff51dd8c8dab240a6a58c6402182d1a722601a00b"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-folded-tile-pairs-899416ab39","title":"Folded tile pairs","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Fold the six-tile strip at the dashed center so positions 1 and 6, 2 and 5, and 3 and 4 meet. In each resulting pair, order does not matter, and the three pair rows may be rearranged. Which colored border contains exactly the three resulting pairs? Answer red, blue, or gold.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-folded-tile-pairs-899416ab39/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-folded-tile-pairs-899416ab39.json","detailSha256":"bbe90a70acd4f43aa6c4f7db94f5ca1264a239645e3cd2471ac63da1213e2a9d"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-braided-cable-correspondence-95abd67db3","title":"Braided cable correspondence","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"The REFERENCE plug face is marked in magenta. In the CABLE BANK, first find the plug with the identical 3x3 black-square pattern; patterns are not rotated or reflected. Then trace its cable downward through all five bands. At an X, continue straight diagonally across the white bridge gap—never turn onto the crossing cable. Which colored socket does it reach: red, green, blue, or orange?","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-braided-cable-correspondence-95abd67db3/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-braided-cable-correspondence-95abd67db3.json","detailSha256":"6f835a29ab29c0ca9c6e4c88fa5bacc185952e57e5f1b5077d51e5fd4c960b22"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-taller-than-reference-6c4a4023b6","title":"Taller than reference","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"Three colored vertical bars (red, blue, green) and one gray reference bar stand on a black baseline. Count how many of the colored bars are TALLER than the gray reference bar, where a colored bar counts if the top of that bar is above the top of the gray bar. Answer with only the number: 0, 1, 2, or 3.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-taller-than-reference-6c4a4023b6/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-taller-than-reference-6c4a4023b6.json","detailSha256":"83f1fd2826a7ed74a076ca1072462bfeb42972bb94cc5c91e759f1fb79ea8583"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-interval-center-offset-ab40353440","title":"Interval center offset","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Luna","question":"Panel A is the left panel and panel B is the right panel. Each panel shows a horizontal interval with two endpoints and one sample marker strictly inside it. Divide the marker's absolute distance from that interval's midpoint by that interval's width. Which panel has the larger normalized midpoint offset? Answer A or B.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-interval-center-offset-ab40353440/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-interval-center-offset-ab40353440.json","detailSha256":"ab9af5aa0d41825c4b1ed5bdbcdf86068442e32d437157090408af85527b6730"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-window-overlap-total-98265fd791","title":"Window overlap total","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The picture shows two shaded grey columns that run from the top edge to the bottom edge; these two columns are the WINDOWS. Five horizontal bars lie across the picture: one red, one green, one blue, one orange and one black. The black bar is a distractor and carries no information; ignore it completely. For each coloured bar, its SCORE is the total horizontal length of that bar that lies inside the windows, that is, the length of its part inside the left window plus the length of its part inside the right window. The part of a bar that lies outside both windows counts for nothing. Only horizontal extent counts: a bar's thickness, how high or low it sits, and the top-to-bottom order of the bars carry no information, and no bar starts or ends at a window edge. The longest bar need not be the answer, and neither need the bar with the most of itself inside a single window, because a bar can also score by taking a share of both windows. Which coloured bar has the greatest score? Answer red, green, blue or orange.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-window-overlap-total-98265fd791/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-window-overlap-total-98265fd791.json","detailSha256":"d023f623d46ec1ca3ee8235da3cb18720244783a64404ea4ab6fe230ee6477a2"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-paired-doubling-gap-609a1e21a5","title":"Paired doubling gap","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Rows A-D run from top to bottom on one linear ruler. For each row, measure both marker values from the magenta zero line. Which row makes the orange diamond closest to twice the blue circle? Minimize |orange - 2 x blue|.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-paired-doubling-gap-609a1e21a5/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-paired-doubling-gap-609a1e21a5.json","detailSha256":"e4360f6d9980b9c7245314059cd88d5b67db94438a416ae2e535aecbe16eb27d"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-pearson-panel-leader-a8e3be9855","title":"Pearson panel leader","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Panels A–D are in reading order. Which panel has the largest Pearson correlation coefficient between the plotted x- and y-coordinates? Answer A, B, C, or D.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-pearson-panel-leader-a8e3be9855/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-pearson-panel-leader-a8e3be9855.json","detailSha256":"ddac69ed782094f46f44fc98ae0b7f6661fd227e57bb672a2e8d655d1786f8c0"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-prior-checker-columns-8d077350be","title":"Prior checker columns","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"This is a checkerboard. An ordinary chessboard is 8 squares by 8 squares, so it normally has 8 columns, but report exactly what is drawn here. Count how many columns of squares the checkerboard has and answer with a single number.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-prior-checker-columns-8d077350be/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-prior-checker-columns-8d077350be.json","detailSha256":"ca5aad5978e01a35e3bd00fbf1158467c45b4bd4b9ea87a50831f43dfef1395b"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-clock-face-time-reading-a68dad4f2b","title":"Clock face time reading","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"Luna","question":"What time is shown on the analog clock face? 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The big triangle printed on it is the envelope's flap, and the flap's straight base always runs along the envelope's own top edge, with the flap's point aimed at the middle of the envelope, however the envelope has been turned on the page. The small solid square patch is the stamp. The thin parallel strokes are address lines and never mark the answer. Turn the envelope in your mind, without flipping it over, until its flap base is at the top and its opposite edge is at the bottom; left and right mean your left and right in that upright view, so they are not the left and right of the page. The stamp belongs to the corner that contains the centre of the stamp. The colours, the size and shape of the envelope, where it sits on the page, the angle it is turned through, the size of the stamp and the number and placement of the address lines all change from image to image, and the stamp need not be placed where a stamp is normally placed. Read only what is painted in this image and do not answer from where stamps usually go. In which corner of the envelope is the stamp? Answer with exactly one of: top-left, top-right, bottom-left, bottom-right.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-envelope-stamp-corner-c5eece8fd6/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-envelope-stamp-corner-c5eece8fd6.json","detailSha256":"ddfebed1220a5f5605efb76601c93e3047e656cf1c93cf5f0f8884c1de05bf0d"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-bias-solar-blue-planets-548c23fd1a","title":"Bias solar blue planets","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"How many blue planets are visible in the solar-system diagram? Count each separate blue circular planet once; ignore the yellow Sun and thin gray orbit rings. Answer 1, 2, 3, or 4.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-bias-solar-blue-planets-548c23fd1a/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-bias-solar-blue-planets-548c23fd1a.json","detailSha256":"092f78e9b0c766a9a8960b83435397bb4015d6d097be8c37f718edfea002f84c"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-clock-numeral-winding-conflict-ba2426f3a9","title":"Clock numeral winding conflict","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"On the visible dial, starting at 12 and taking the shorter arc to 3, which direction do the numerals advance: clockwise or counterclockwise?","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-clock-numeral-winding-conflict-ba2426f3a9/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-clock-numeral-winding-conflict-ba2426f3a9.json","detailSha256":"960707e98d77da1a3738aeb257dcb0dfb081e5074c4d3b22d7ff8b3dfc7b89aa"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-salt-pepper-median-reveal-adf30aba06","title":"Salt pepper median reveal","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"The image is dense salt-and-pepper black-and-white speckle that hides a diagonal band. Apply a median (majority-vote) filter with a neighborhood so the outlier speckle is removed and only the wide band remains. Which diagonal band is revealed, the rising band A or the falling band B? Answer A or B.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-salt-pepper-median-reveal-adf30aba06/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-salt-pepper-median-reveal-adf30aba06.json","detailSha256":"c4a59f2128c4d723eee82a4ac081d861472ff8ff12a6d81eb8fd7134b4a04b29"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-rectified-quadrilateral-emblem-97afa587bf","title":"Rectified quadrilateral emblem","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Luna","question":"First identify the four colored corner marks. Projectively rectify the quadrilateral they enclose into a square as if viewed straight on; do not use the fine checkerboard as evidence. Select the broad emblem: diamond, hourglass, chevron, or crown.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-rectified-quadrilateral-emblem-97afa587bf/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-rectified-quadrilateral-emblem-97afa587bf.json","detailSha256":"536e52cadca9d4fca8aa54738b26c457567d621cfa5cc964fa9e9ae3fe193564"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-annulus-unwrap-reveal-98db06a8f4","title":"Annulus unwrap reveal","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The picture shows one flat ring. The ring is cut into 5 concentric bands and into 7 equal wedge-shaped sectors, so it holds 35 curved cells; each cell is either dark or light. A small coloured tab is printed just outside the ring, next to exactly one sector. Rebuild the ring as a flat rectangle of 5 rows and 7 columns: the innermost band becomes the top row and the outermost band becomes the bottom row, the sector touched by the tab becomes the leftmost column, and the remaining columns follow that sector clockwise around the ring. Copy each cell's dark or light state into its new place. The dark cells of the rebuilt rectangle form a shape that most closely matches one of these five symbols: cross, diamond, flag, goalpost, zigzag. Which symbol is it? Answer with one word.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-annulus-unwrap-reveal-98db06a8f4/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-annulus-unwrap-reveal-98db06a8f4.json","detailSha256":"7ec6a8dfa5c831236ffe8a2eee9d4149fc8138b2bf9677f31a54562f84ecbc6c"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-run-bar-decompression-71fa2ca522","title":"Run bar decompression","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"In each cyan lane, read the bars from left to right. A dark bar means black cells and a pale bar means white cells; the bar height in small grid steps is that run's length. Expand the runs into one row per lane, then stack the lanes from top to bottom. Which symbol appears: zigzag, key, anchor, or bell?","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-run-bar-decompression-71fa2ca522/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-run-bar-decompression-71fa2ca522.json","detailSha256":"a4efdbc0d55b073d96f983d4fd5d1dad44c7967fcba3da9d165ca6cdc2c5f754"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-calibrated-motion-blur-symbol-c2fb8ee440","title":"Calibrated motion blur symbol","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Inside the cyan frame, slide a horizontal window exactly as wide as the gold bar from left to right. Replace each full window with its average and ignore the narrow incomplete edge windows. Which large symbol appears: up arrow, right arrow, down arrow, or left arrow? Keep the image orientation unchanged.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-calibrated-motion-blur-symbol-c2fb8ee440/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-calibrated-motion-blur-symbol-c2fb8ee440.json","detailSha256":"13bb5ad0eeebd0b05add091705cde46ed65bf612e3d162ec5d9e1b7edb4b09be"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-circumcenter-marker-selection-670668cbed","title":"Circumcenter marker selection","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"On a white canvas, three dots mark the three corners of a triangle (the three dots are the triangle's vertices). The circumcenter of a triangle is the single point that is equally distant from all three corner dots -- the center of the one circle that passes through all three corners. A set of colored marker dots is also shown: red, green, blue, and purple. Exactly one marker dot sits on that circumcenter, equally distant from all three corners. Which color marker dot is it? Answer red, green, blue, or purple.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-circumcenter-marker-selection-670668cbed/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-circumcenter-marker-selection-670668cbed.json","detailSha256":"183669c931294613e317e5731f19d07a12ba0c7a6a4d52b7102512b11e70f640"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-mirror-axis-constellation-c7afabeed5","title":"Mirror axis constellation","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"Luna","question":"Choose the color of the one line that bisects the gray constellation with mirror symmetry; judge all gray dots, not local line appearance.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-mirror-axis-constellation-c7afabeed5/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-mirror-axis-constellation-c7afabeed5.json","detailSha256":"c5affaf5730ff0ecd73b7c05127ac9ad354ebceedbddde0c5491757e0daf1e28"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-spiral-chain-handedness-b8497ed8ee","title":"Spiral chain handedness","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The picture shows a plain background with a number of dark round blobs and nothing else. Exactly one blob, the hub, is much larger than the others; all the remaining blobs are dots of one and the same size. Every dot sits at a different distance from the hub, so the dots can be put in one order by walking outward from the hub, from the nearest dot to the farthest dot. Following that outward order, the direction from the hub to the dot keeps turning the same way around the hub, by a similar amount at every step and always by less than a quarter turn, so the dots trace a single chain that winds outward around the hub. Turning as the hands of a clock printed on this picture would turn counts as clockwise. The number of dots, the size of the blobs, the position of the hub in the frame, the direction in which the chain starts, the amount of dark ink and how far apart the dots are all carry no information about the answer. Walking outward from the hub, which way does the chain of dots wind? Answer clockwise or counter-clockwise.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-spiral-chain-handedness-b8497ed8ee/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-spiral-chain-handedness-b8497ed8ee.json","detailSha256":"38eddd213ad9c9226b0591db7f3e033392e29de974d32c73ff117a47974e43de"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-hull-area-bisector-5de1bad15c","title":"Hull area bisector","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Imagine the tightest convex rubber band around all black dot centers and uniformly fill its interior. Which colored dashed line divides that filled region into two equal areas: orange or blue? Answer orange or blue.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-hull-area-bisector-5de1bad15c/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-hull-area-bisector-5de1bad15c.json","detailSha256":"f38a4ac0de85d4cfd4f0405a26a9c38711a41d732a64e7c65acfa132fcf27289"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-widest-empty-moat-a7cfd99b19","title":"Widest empty moat","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Four colored rings mark candidate centers. For each ring, its empty-moat radius is the straight-line distance from the ring's center to the nearest dark-dot center. Which ring has the largest empty-moat radius? Ring size does not count. Answer red, blue, green, or orange.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-widest-empty-moat-a7cfd99b19/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-widest-empty-moat-a7cfd99b19.json","detailSha256":"9faa51c8a451473db7f16bdb185147730fd391370d6fc5e2c8c05c8e9bba0259"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-bar-circle-overlap-search-a8e111ec3b","title":"Bar circle overlap search","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"The image is split into four quadrants (top-left, top-right, bottom-left, bottom-right) by two light-gray crossed divider lines. Inside each quadrant there is one dark filled circle and one dark bar (a thick straight line). In exactly one quadrant the circle and the bar overlap each other, so the two dark shapes touch and merge into a single connected blob. In the other three quadrants the circle sits clearly away from the bar with a visible gap between them. Which quadrant contains the only pair in which the circle and the bar overlap each other? Answer with one quadrant name.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-bar-circle-overlap-search-a8e111ec3b/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-bar-circle-overlap-search-a8e111ec3b.json","detailSha256":"be2aa44f6ce2f2dffe90428e76e076a296c2612cabdf85a8321ca645e5459aea"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-inversion-parity-panel-search-c57d84a509","title":"Inversion parity panel search","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"Luna","question":"Which labeled panel has an even number of vertical-order inversions? In each panel, read the four identical dots from left to right, rank their heights from top (1) to bottom (4), and count pairs whose left dot is lower than the right dot. Exactly one panel has an even count; answer A, B, C, or D.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-inversion-parity-panel-search-c57d84a509/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-inversion-parity-panel-search-c57d84a509.json","detailSha256":"96aa8229c7dd233af8c0479ca1ba6c3da6150504fc1044438d6291d8bafa54f3"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-ring-depth-panel-ba9bcd21b4","title":"Ring depth panel","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"Opus 5","question":"This image shows five square panels of the same size standing side by side in one row, each framed in grey and numbered 1 to 5 from left to right. Every panel holds exactly two rings, drawn as thin closed circular outlines, and exactly one small solid black dot. Within a scene all ten rings use the same two sizes, so ring size, ring colour and the amount of ink carry no information. The two rings of a panel never touch and never cross: they are either nested, with the smaller ring lying completely inside the larger one, or set apart side by side with a clear gap between them. A dot is enclosed by a ring when it lies inside that ring's closed outline. Exactly one panel in the image holds a dot that is enclosed by both of its rings at once, which happens only when the rings are nested and the dot lies inside the smaller of them. In each of the other four panels the dot is enclosed by exactly one of the two rings or by neither of them, and in every panel the edge of the dot clears every ring outline by at least 6 pixels, so no dot ever sits on a ring. Whether a panel's rings are nested or set apart, which ring the dot of a losing panel sits in, and where the pair sits inside its panel are all free to vary. Which numbered panel holds the dot that is enclosed by both of its rings? Answer with exactly one of: panel-1, panel-2, panel-3, panel-4, panel-5.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-ring-depth-panel-ba9bcd21b4/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-ring-depth-panel-ba9bcd21b4.json","detailSha256":"2490e5403863cc5d336bf98038a209f3af19261b25dd83033b8d9d6361e373cf"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-containment-hierarchy-search-7e6f5c712a","title":"Containment hierarchy search","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Which labeled panel has exactly the same circle-within-circle relationships as the REFERENCE? Colors identify circles; positions and sizes do not need to match. A circle is within another only when its entire outline lies inside the other circle.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-containment-hierarchy-search-7e6f5c712a/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-containment-hierarchy-search-7e6f5c712a.json","detailSha256":"89ef627d8a3bf1d09fcbd29592f61ee8e937158ceff2835b4cbe87731249d421"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-triangle-bar-search-a0944fc52b","title":"Triangle bar search","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Which labeled rack has three bars whose visible lengths could form a nondegenerate triangle? The longest bar must be shorter than the other two combined. Answer A, B, C, or D.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-triangle-bar-search-a0944fc52b/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-triangle-bar-search-a0944fc52b.json","detailSha256":"f58e22e46404319672488b9d407acff495a05da19c054fbcd86a73acd6c24c7b"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-state-fifo-queue-6c37366752","title":"State fifo queue","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"A horizontal timeline of five panels reads left to right. The leftmost panel is the START queue: a row of colored discs (red, green, blue, or orange), read left to right, with the FRONT of the queue at the very left. The four panels to the right are OPERATOR panels, read left to right in order. An operator panel showing a colored disc means ENQUEUE: that disc's color is appended to the BACK (right end) of the queue. An operator panel showing only a dark left-pointing arrow means DEQUEUE: the FRONT (leftmost) disc is removed and every remaining disc shifts left, so a new disc becomes the front. The queue is never drawn again; replay the operators from the START queue. What color is at the FRONT of the final queue? Answer 'red', 'green', 'blue', 'orange', or 'empty'.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-state-fifo-queue-6c37366752/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-state-fifo-queue-6c37366752.json","detailSha256":"e4c93e7d902a6b9b891685b3c2e6447f8be2767c391017aaf0637c20ba834551"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-state-change-parity-8472a48642","title":"State change parity","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Luna","question":"Read panels P1 through P7 from left to right. Each labeled tile shows LOW, MID, or HIGH using the STATE KEY. Count a change whenever a label's state differs between adjacent panels. Which label changes state an odd number of times? Answer A, B, C, or D.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-state-change-parity-8472a48642/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-state-change-parity-8472a48642.json","detailSha256":"a190bb4df9f33bd35bd061ca6e703083a910dd5d06542cb9ee77991614227dec"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-egocentric-turn-walk-a7483da842","title":"Egocentric turn walk","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The picture shows a board of 6 by 6 square cells drawn in grey. Five of the cells hold a coloured pad: one red, one blue, one purple, one teal and one yellow, each colour used once. A black triangle stands in another cell: that is the robot, and the robot stands in the cell whose square contains the triangle. The robot faces the way its apex, the sharp corner opposite its flat back edge, points; that facing is whichever of up, right, down or left the apex points closest to, where up means towards the top edge of the board, down towards the bottom edge, left towards the left edge and right towards the right edge. Below the board is a row of cream cards, carried out one at a time in order from left to right, as the grey arrow beneath the row shows. A card carrying a grey arrow and some black dots is a drive card: the robot moves straight ahead, in the direction it is facing at that moment, one cell for each black dot on that card, and its facing does not change. A card carrying a green bent arrow turns the robot a quarter turn to its own left, and a card carrying an orange bent arrow turns it a quarter turn to its own right; a turn card never moves the robot. The turns are made from the robot's point of view, so a turn card changes the direction every later drive card sends it: after a green card a robot that faced up faces left, and after an orange card a robot that faced up faces right. The grey arrow on a drive card points up on the card only to mark it as a drive card; it does not say which way the robot moves. No card ever takes the robot off the board, pads do not block or divert it, and it may pass over pads on the way. The robot is drawn only once, in its starting cell and starting facing: no later position or facing of the robot is drawn anywhere. After every card has been carried out, the robot stands on one of the five coloured pads. After every card has been carried out in order, which coloured pad is the robot standing on? Answer with one word: red, blue, purple, teal or yellow.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-egocentric-turn-walk-a7483da842/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-egocentric-turn-walk-a7483da842.json","detailSha256":"2c4fda0a59380d2e04aa5c8daf284e2a0a5929edbd29e8c9cbf3d70da2049bbd"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-stack-transfer-replay-4fab599e54","title":"Stack transfer replay","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"The three stacks start as shown, with each top at the top. Read the five MOVE cards from left to right. Each card moves the top token from its left stack onto its right stack; if the left stack is empty, nothing happens. Which numbered token is on top of the stack marked QUERY at the end? A token's number is its black-dot count. Answer 1, 2, 3, or 4.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-stack-transfer-replay-4fab599e54/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-stack-transfer-replay-4fab599e54.json","detailSha256":"8981b70b903144f65e5cc0898fc9b1245111a4c5f4ad61ef1937c69c0cc841b9"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-capacity-pour-replay-ae630f0613","title":"Capacity pour replay","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Three pip-labeled vessels each hold at most four units and start at the shown levels. Read the seven arrow cards from left to right. On each card, pour from the left vessel into the right vessel until either the left vessel is empty or the right vessel is full. Which level does the red-ringed vessel have at the end? Answer 0, 1, 2, 3, or 4.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-capacity-pour-replay-ae630f0613/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-capacity-pour-replay-ae630f0613.json","detailSha256":"680065559ea3d02f49d06a93a6965de9d9382f9bede6393de53618920d5ad6d1"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-bridge-cut-count-a9118a0eff","title":"Bridge cut count","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"The image shows a network of colored circular nodes connected by thick black links. A black link is called a bridge if removing that one link would break the network into two or more separate parts (so its two endpoint nodes could no longer reach each other using the remaining links). How many of the black links are bridges? Answer with exactly one whole number.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-bridge-cut-count-a9118a0eff/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-bridge-cut-count-a9118a0eff.json","detailSha256":"a24091e47d41494b517cfa0d726af82cf2701e3868ab4219d52c49fbe3d48202"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-boundary-separator-selection-e83f5fbf2a","title":"Boundary separator selection","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Luna","question":"Exactly one colored wall separates the white interior of its black frame into two four-neighbor connected regions. Which wall color is it? Ignore the black frames and answer red, blue, or green.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-boundary-separator-selection-e83f5fbf2a/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-boundary-separator-selection-e83f5fbf2a.json","detailSha256":"77a35a146f219d1bba4c186fe9487ac1254a25fb4dc4b632b80b85a19b1c2970"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-loop-free-panel-pick-c2dd54cd30","title":"Loop free panel pick","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Opus 5","question":"Three square plates are drawn side by side on white paper: a left plate, a centre plate and a right plate. Each plate is solid black except for the white corridors cut into it, and every plate is surrounded by a closed black rim. Inside one plate you may walk anywhere along the white corridors, but you may never step on black. A plate CONTAINS A ROUND TRIP when you can start somewhere in its white corridors, walk, and come back to your starting point without ever turning around and without walking back along any stretch of corridor you have already used; otherwise the plate is LOOP FREE. Short black spurs stick out from the walls into some corridors; a spur that stops short of the opposite wall leaves a gap you may walk through. Exactly one of the three plates is loop free, and the three plates carry exactly the same amount of black ink. Which plate is the loop-free one - left, centre or right?","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-loop-free-panel-pick-c2dd54cd30/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-loop-free-panel-pick-c2dd54cd30.json","detailSha256":"100cce440651b32d812a994164bea0dbc39ad84b3fd2af70b49de609babba57d"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-station-cut-vertex-8ce44933a7","title":"Station cut vertex","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Routes follow the thick gray links through round stations. Imagine removing one colored station and every link touching it. Which removal leaves no route between the two black square terminals? Answer red, green, or blue.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-station-cut-vertex-8ce44933a7/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-station-cut-vertex-8ce44933a7.json","detailSha256":"90c7234be5a47b3d87c8b136fd0698641f1d148cc21a14ae06b5b65b1cbf122c"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-pair-link-resilience-81bc150028","title":"Pair link resilience","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"The network has 11 colored circular junctions and 13 dark links. Would the green and purple junctions remain connected no matter which one dark link is removed? Remove exactly one entire link; links meet only at visible circles. Answer yes or no.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-pair-link-resilience-81bc150028/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-pair-link-resilience-81bc150028.json","detailSha256":"07258bc5acd37d5b1172b29edcc46a4940ef5b16c322f3c533942d528a84355e"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-path-fold-count-e2f834fd71","title":"Path fold count","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"A single winding blue path is drawn. It doubles back on itself several times, making sharp U-turn folds where the stroke reverses direction. How many U-turn folds does the blue path make? Answer 3, 4, or 5.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-path-fold-count-e2f834fd71/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-path-fold-count-e2f834fd71.json","detailSha256":"490370619eaa20e31fa5fd0ccde5dd3fe6239c60b0390d1370bff7d42fb0cde8"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-ladder-descent-terminal-bddba4d452","title":"Ladder descent terminal","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"Opus 5","question":"This picture is a ladder puzzle drawn in gray. There are four long vertical rails. Each short horizontal bar is a rung, and every rung joins exactly two rails that stand next to each other. A green dot sits on top of one rail, and one coloured square sits under each of the four rails: one blue, one orange, one purple and one red. Start at the green dot and move down the rail below it. Whenever you arrive at an end of a rung you must cross that rung to the rail at its other end, and then keep moving down that rail. You may never move upwards and you may never skip a rung you arrive at, so the rungs are taken in top-to-bottom order. Stop when you reach the bottom of a rail. Which coloured square do you stop at? Answer blue, orange, purple, or red.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-ladder-descent-terminal-bddba4d452/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-ladder-descent-terminal-bddba4d452.json","detailSha256":"76e841c2fd223d0a4a837b8eb8060e879f3ea546c77987c5a9d1d1eb7a3d1fa2"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-color-keyed-junction-terminal-53adbcd8c4","title":"Color keyed junction terminal","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Start at the green ring and follow the links. At each gray junction, continue along the outgoing colored link that matches the small colored key inside that junction; never reverse along the link just used. Which colored square do you reach: orange, purple, blue, or red?","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-color-keyed-junction-terminal-53adbcd8c4/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-color-keyed-junction-terminal-53adbcd8c4.json","detailSha256":"92123a1e31f581f23702edcfb818ea89ec0e3b57fbd272bbc9362c2f5a9d6351"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-double-gate-trace-9573cb0517","title":"Double gate trace","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Follow the continuous black route from the green START disk to the purple FINISH disk. Which colored gate ring does that route cross exactly twice? The other black routes are distractors. Answer red, blue, or orange.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-double-gate-trace-9573cb0517/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-double-gate-trace-9573cb0517.json","detailSha256":"54aba19344d68abf986d682b57f672138231dbb86ceff483ce13ba458a930ac9"},{"id":"image-support-steered-foldnet-face-opposite-bind-b3bcf97075","title":"Foldnet face opposite bind","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The picture is a cream board littered with small decorative squares that mean nothing. Lying on the board are several large SQUARE TILES, all of exactly the same size and all far bigger than any decorative square. Exactly six of these large tiles are joined edge to edge, with no gap between them, into one single connected piece: that piece is the NET. Every other large tile is a LOOSE TILE: it stands clear of the net and clear of every other loose tile, with visible cream board all round it, and loose tiles mean nothing. The six squares of the net all have different colours, one each of red, orange, yellow, green, blue and purple, and exactly one of them carries a white DOT at its centre; loose tiles and decorative squares may repeat any of those colours and never carry a dot. Fold the net along the shared edges of its six squares so that it closes up into a cube, each square becoming one face of that cube. In the folded cube the dotted face lies directly opposite exactly one other face, the face it never touches: that face is the OPPOSITE FACE. Its colour is the answer. Every scene is sampled so that cheap reading fails: the opposite face is never a square that touches the dotted square along an edge on the board, no square of the net lies two straight steps away from the dotted square along a row or a column, the dotted square touches at most two other squares of the net, and the opposite face is never the single square lying farthest from the dotted square in board steps. Tile size, tile count, the six net colours and the total amount of ink are the same whatever the answer is, and the net can sit anywhere on the board, so no colour, position, size, count or amount of ink identifies the answer on its own. Fold the net into a cube and find the face opposite the dotted face. What is its colour? Answer red, orange, yellow, green, blue or purple.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-foldnet-face-opposite-bind-b3bcf97075/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-foldnet-face-opposite-bind-b3bcf97075.json","detailSha256":"92dff84e894ad3b3858cb6b88118eecb993799293f67c8ee9350604dfcf8de06"},{"id":"image-support-steered-halfturn-seam-splice-a0e4a5d11c","title":"Halfturn seam splice","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"The gold-marked trace is complete. The broken trace below must be the same shape after a half-turn (180 degrees), with no reflection or resizing. Which colored proposed splice supplies the missing middle so every step continues? Answer red, green, or blue.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-halfturn-seam-splice-a0e4a5d11c/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-halfturn-seam-splice-a0e4a5d11c.json","detailSha256":"44c2ea83599b6b2aeffa774b9163ce4b2f44220bf6f324e51d4f43b3bbb0369c"},{"id":"image-support-steered-reverse-registry-correspondence-c0689f3889","title":"Reverse registry correspondence","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"The gray registry pairs each dark source glyph on the left with a green target glyph on the right. Reverse every pairing by swapping its two ends; row order does not matter. Which colored registry contains exactly the three reversed pairings? Answer amber, cyan, or violet.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-reverse-registry-correspondence-c0689f3889/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-reverse-registry-correspondence-c0689f3889.json","detailSha256":"67facc4b7d0f0ba35aeec78e36cc0017f606aba828c3cb73aa973dee4cde3c63"},{"id":"image-support-steered-excursion-area-balance-eb92e655bd","title":"Excursion area balance","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Opus 5","question":"A single thin dark trace crosses this sheet from its left end to its right end, and one straight blue reference line runs the whole width of the sheet. The trace has exactly one height at each horizontal position, so it can be followed end to end. Between its two ends the trace makes several separate bulges: each bulge leaves the blue line, swells to one side of it, and comes back to it, and the bulges are spread all the way across the sheet. For every bulge consider the area of paper trapped between the trace and the blue line. Add up the trapped areas of all bulges lying above the blue line, and separately add up the trapped areas of all bulges lying below it. Every bulge counts towards its own side, however wide or however tall it is, and a wide shallow bulge can trap more paper than a narrow deep one. The pale grey edge ticks and the pale coloured decoration are not part of the trace and carry no information. Which side traps more paper in total: above the blue line, or below it? Answer with the single word above or below.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-excursion-area-balance-eb92e655bd/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-excursion-area-balance-eb92e655bd.json","detailSha256":"bde64dce3fff44dc0762f93053ab1babd4e40ea33f1c017fdbbc4e16e35d265b"},{"id":"image-support-steered-trimmed-row-span-59b1ab0ecd","title":"Trimmed row span","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Ignore the leftmost and rightmost dot in each row. Which row has the wider horizontal span between its remaining leftmost and rightmost dots? Answer top or bottom.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-trimmed-row-span-59b1ab0ecd/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-trimmed-row-span-59b1ab0ecd.json","detailSha256":"ceb165cff3f90a2d8c8f22298a7fb6023271841dd830cad779b816925b953704"},{"id":"image-support-steered-panel-ratio-comparison-9aebee1615","title":"Panel ratio comparison","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"In each framed panel, divide the taller colored bar's height by the shorter colored bar's height. Which panel has the larger tall-to-short ratio? Answer LEFT or RIGHT.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-panel-ratio-comparison-9aebee1615/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-panel-ratio-comparison-9aebee1615.json","detailSha256":"48a2844d22fbee965c01f7e2c75ecbe75e7255a8a5e089cee68e17493e094f1a"},{"id":"image-support-steered-paperclip-enclosure-count-6fc4ad1936","title":"Paperclip enclosure count","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"How many separate white pockets are fully enclosed by the single dark paperclip stroke? Count only white regions completely surrounded by the stroke.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-paperclip-enclosure-count-6fc4ad1936/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-paperclip-enclosure-count-6fc4ad1936.json","detailSha256":"af78bb144c9c9c126cee5f55aa76ae19a22cee26b31cf837b9efa05a47f6ae39"},{"id":"image-support-steered-pretzel-enclosed-holes-c644901106","title":"Pretzel enclosed holes","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"How many white regions are completely enclosed by the single brown pretzel rope? Count only white regions not connected to the outer white background. Answer 2, 3, or 4.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-pretzel-enclosed-holes-c644901106/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-pretzel-enclosed-holes-c644901106.json","detailSha256":"f33961497601ad3d2b0eddc2adc8a0b52055a5fc94d438399bf6a9f1b8fc28b7"},{"id":"image-support-steered-swatch-key-sieve-reveal-ef1c81c46b","title":"Swatch key sieve reveal","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Opus 5","question":"Exactly two blocks in this picture are drawn with a solid black border; every other block or mark is drawn in colour and is decoration. The black-bordered square block is the panel: it is divided into a 5 by 5 grid of 25 equal square cells, and each cell is filled with one flat gray taken from a set of exactly four different grays. The other black-bordered block is the key: it shows two flat gray swatches side by side or one above the other, and each swatch gray is one of the four grays used in the panel. Carry out this operation: mark every panel cell whose gray matches either of the two swatch grays in the key, and leave every other panel cell unmarked. The order of the two swatches does not matter. The marked cells form exactly one symbol on the 5 by 5 grid: 'ring' is the eight cells of the 3 by 3 centre block without its middle cell, 'cross' is the four corner cells together with the four cells diagonally inside them, 'arrow' is a centre column of three cells rising into a three-cell bar with one cell above its middle and one cell out at each side below it, and 'stair' is an eight-cell staircase of horizontal pairs stepping down from the top-left corner to the bottom right. Every symbol marks exactly 8 of the 25 cells. The panel shows two of these symbols superposed and does not by itself say which one is marked; only the key's two grays decide that. Which symbol do the marked cells form? Answer with exactly one of: arrow, cross, ring, stair.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-swatch-key-sieve-reveal-ef1c81c46b/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-swatch-key-sieve-reveal-ef1c81c46b.json","detailSha256":"b0bad185cd346ce848920d2c135835682073245b87c4a796ba246b44de98cfe7"},{"id":"image-support-steered-perspective-residual-diptych-864b77c5f9","title":"Perspective residual diptych","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"View both marked trapezoids front-on. For each matching square, mark it dark when the two shades differ and light when they match. Which symbol appears: X, plus, diamond, or U?","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-perspective-residual-diptych-864b77c5f9/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-perspective-residual-diptych-864b77c5f9.json","detailSha256":"a70e34007c29fc46fc50943ea4abd441038415678f3bc598ea73c162757904da"},{"id":"image-support-steered-midline-ribbon-reveal-99b48f8808","title":"Midline ribbon reveal","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Starting at the red ring and reading toward the gold triangle, for every image column through the single dark ribbon outline, mark the point halfway between its upper and lower dark edges. Connect those halfway points in order without smoothing, then ignore overall position and tilt. Which path appears: arch, cup, or wave? An arch has a high middle and low ends; a cup has a low middle and high ends; a wave has one low and one high lobe. Answer ambiguous if the two best matches tie.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-midline-ribbon-reveal-99b48f8808/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-midline-ribbon-reveal-99b48f8808.json","detailSha256":"0a2ccdce558040f82cc3ae92d281298e254431e7ecdff675e6d23421fb7f1d95"},{"id":"image-support-steered-channel-cycle-seal-83bd33ef29","title":"Channel cycle seal","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Inside the small blue seal, the cream channel is one connected thick corridor with four rounded terminals. Does the channel contain a closed cycle, or is it a loop-free branching tree? Answer cycle or tree.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-channel-cycle-seal-83bd33ef29/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-channel-cycle-seal-83bd33ef29.json","detailSha256":"e98cbee55ffd809c2ff0fd9029401c4d202081cf2048b77a630b8cae4f4df18e"},{"id":"image-support-steered-paired-void-handedness-aab892f2e5","title":"Paired void handedness","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Each far-apart dark tile contains a pale cutout made of exactly eight equal square blocks. Ignoring shifts and quarter-turns, is the right cutout the same handed shape as the left, or its mirror image? Answer same or mirrored.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-paired-void-handedness-aab892f2e5/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-paired-void-handedness-aab892f2e5.json","detailSha256":"7451041bb534f4ab890d9928510a7fda88816be1998c225362dfa6d446c41018"},{"id":"image-support-steered-mirror-window-search-6c0b3aa8c3","title":"Mirror window search","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"The connected blue tile has four horizontal strips, each with 12 positions. Which strip's white-window pattern reads the same from left to right and right to left? Answer top, upper-middle, lower-middle, or bottom.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-mirror-window-search-6c0b3aa8c3/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-mirror-window-search-6c0b3aa8c3.json","detailSha256":"d188cb1a8dcd8792e880ac863a78967167eaf575521e0f47565c9228c23a4959"},{"id":"image-support-steered-constant-ribbon-search-c49aa61b30","title":"Constant ribbon search","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Each colored ribbon has two identical wide end tabs and four equal-length interior sections. Ignore the end tabs. Which ribbon keeps exactly the same thickness through all four interior sections? The ribbons have equal length and equal colored area, and exactly one is constant. Answer red, blue, green, or purple.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-constant-ribbon-search-c49aa61b30/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-constant-ribbon-search-c49aa61b30.json","detailSha256":"b4054388ca36b7118181d484cc9a888c9b08d0d29d269744e1639f9110fce7fd"},{"id":"image-support-steered-carry-cascade-meter-d846efdbee","title":"Carry cascade meter","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Opus 5","question":"Somewhere in this picture there is one meter made of four separated tiles at the corners of a square, with plain background between them; every pale grey mark outside those four tiles is inert decoration. Three tiles are lamp banks: the top-left tile, the top-right tile and the bottom-left tile. Each bank is a dark rectangular frame holding three round sockets in a vertical column; a socket is either lit, drawn as a filled amber disc, or empty, drawn as a pale disc. A bank's count is simply how many of its three sockets are lit, and it never starts above two. The fourth tile, at the bottom right, is the tick patch: a dark frame holding twelve small square slots in three rows of four, of which some are filled solid teal and the rest are pale. Each teal slot is one tick, and the ticks are applied one after another. Applying one tick works like this: the bottom-left bank gains one lit lamp; but if that bank already shows two lit lamps it instead empties to zero lit lamps and one tick is passed to the top-right bank, which gains one lit lamp under the same rule and, if it already shows two, empties to zero and passes one tick to the top-left bank, which likewise gains one lit lamp and empties to zero if it already shows two. Exactly one bank is marked by a thin red rectangle drawn just inside its dark frame. The meter may sit anywhere on the canvas, and the sockets that happen to be lit within a bank carry no meaning beyond their number. After every tick in the patch has been applied, how many lamps are lit in the bank marked by the red rectangle? Answer with one of zero, one or two.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-carry-cascade-meter-d846efdbee/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-carry-cascade-meter-d846efdbee.json","detailSha256":"8075b8f3ee7d4c0ca6a5e474f98e8a095f5ff3858a221ad91f0f083a6a2934a4"},{"id":"image-support-steered-lamp-register-mosaic-5fc29e21df","title":"Lamp register mosaic","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"The START tile shows three lamps from left to right (filled = 1, hollow = 0). Read the other tiles in row order, left-to-right then top-to-bottom. R rotates all three lamp states one place left; F flips only the left lamp. What three-bit pattern remains?","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-lamp-register-mosaic-5fc29e21df/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-lamp-register-mosaic-5fc29e21df.json","detailSha256":"44a6de6fa5c324a7e477b370ecb7f5f52eb688c8b728628088b0bbda83c3c8e0"},{"id":"image-support-steered-three-chamber-itinerary-b1454f901c","title":"Three chamber itinerary","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Read the three snapshot cards from left to right. Each cyan, amber, and rose disk keeps its color identity. A disk's chamber is TOP, MIDDLE, or BOTTOM. Which disk visits TOP in the first card, MIDDLE in the second, and BOTTOM in the third? Answer cyan, amber, or rose.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-three-chamber-itinerary-b1454f901c/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-three-chamber-itinerary-b1454f901c.json","detailSha256":"9ce541eb3e30b70e30151416c7742f8d1217e4b9f6e60387f723689be82b6587"},{"id":"image-support-steered-shared-hole-boundary-49666d0a76","title":"Shared hole boundary","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Does each colored patch—the cyan patch and the orange patch—share an edge with an enclosed white hole? A white bay connected to the outside is not a hole. Edge-sharing counts; corner-touching does not. Answer yes or no.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-shared-hole-boundary-49666d0a76/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-shared-hole-boundary-49666d0a76.json","detailSha256":"57dae92f76bf661360be2cedafa0a865fbed3d3611d8a276717ec7bbfb337a61"},{"id":"image-support-steered-loop-color-alternation-d56aa2a1ad","title":"Loop color alternation","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"A single navy closed trail carries two orange and two purple stations. Do the station colors alternate as you go once around the trail? The starting point and direction do not matter. Answer yes or no.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-loop-color-alternation-d56aa2a1ad/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-loop-color-alternation-d56aa2a1ad.json","detailSha256":"690d7f209593e941eed8f8d6e6509e74070917923969c37b0489230599ad5901"},{"id":"image-support-steered-route-transition-majority-63b5762386","title":"Route transition majority","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Trace the navy route from the green START to the red FINISH. Between every adjacent pair of the eight tethered checkpoint dots, count a switch when their colors differ and a repeat when their colors match. Are there more switches or repeats? Answer switches or repeats.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-route-transition-majority-63b5762386/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-route-transition-majority-63b5762386.json","detailSha256":"489d6a9f2adf5a5fee31c947413f378a846205a0e92eadcc93734f6f7d684bab"},{"id":"image-support-steered-checkpoint-half-tally-a55c883034","title":"Checkpoint half tally","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Starting at the blue ring, follow the single navy route toward the orange ring. Each red or green checkpoint ring sits beside one route station; encounter it at its nearest route point. Which group contains more red checkpoints: the first four or the last four? Answer first or last.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-checkpoint-half-tally-a55c883034/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-checkpoint-half-tally-a55c883034.json","detailSha256":"9f2e035d960b7e01f697ec3bf7c4dd66dc7ca6d6f51cae214fe0e2ba5806608f"},{"id":"model-feedback-weighted-pan-balance-e031b74169","title":"Weighted pan balance","experiment":"model-feedback","experimentLabel":"Model-feedback-steered generation","profile":null,"generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"Two boxes, A on the left and B on the right, each hold exactly the same number of coloured disks.  Across the top a key shows three colour swatches; beside each swatch a row of one, two, or three dark dots gives that colour's weight (one dot is weight one, three dots are weight three).  For each box, its total weight is the sum over the box's disks of the weight of each disk's colour.  Which box has the larger total weight: A or B?  Answer with exactly one of: A, B.","image":"static/questions/model-feedback-weighted-pan-balance-e031b74169/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/model-feedback-weighted-pan-balance-e031b74169.json","detailSha256":"edb4b18b565d1767872430aea00d758eac633e7701991925da1c92a312d22737"},{"id":"model-feedback-right-triangle-bar-relation-928cdea974","title":"Right triangle bar relation","experiment":"model-feedback","experimentLabel":"Model-feedback-steered generation","profile":null,"generator":"Luna","question":"Each panel shows three horizontal bars: red and blue are the two legs of a right triangle, and gold is the hypotenuse. Which panel satisfies red squared + blue squared = gold squared? Answer panel-A, panel-B, panel-C, or panel-D.","image":"static/questions/model-feedback-right-triangle-bar-relation-928cdea974/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/model-feedback-right-triangle-bar-relation-928cdea974.json","detailSha256":"347b4a93fa0cf226e0db7564723ed90f6501306737d096779feaa5b74d0b9b39"},{"id":"model-feedback-isometry-transfer-corner-76bfffd910","title":"Isometry transfer corner","experiment":"model-feedback","experimentLabel":"Model-feedback-steered generation","profile":null,"generator":"Opus 5","question":"Left of the gray line, the arrow shows one black shape before and after a single move. The move is one of these: a quarter turn clockwise, a quarter turn counter-clockwise, a half turn, or a mirror flip across one of the square's four axes. Work out which move it was. Now apply that same move to the square right of the gray line, which holds four colored dots near its corners; the square lands back on itself and only its contents move. After the move, which color sits in the top-left corner? Answer blue, green, red, or yellow.","image":"static/questions/model-feedback-isometry-transfer-corner-76bfffd910/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/model-feedback-isometry-transfer-corner-76bfffd910.json","detailSha256":"581791af7c86f8450ea5324946adecbda96bd230874e8bf7e4ff384df7c41d37"},{"id":"model-feedback-turn-flip-escape-297f154dfc","title":"Turn flip escape","experiment":"model-feedback","experimentLabel":"Model-feedback-steered generation","profile":null,"generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Follow the red token. On GOLD, turn right; on BLUE, turn left. Then flip that tile's color and move one cell. Repeat until the token leaves the board. Which gate does it leave through: gate-N, gate-E, gate-S, or gate-W?","image":"static/questions/model-feedback-turn-flip-escape-297f154dfc/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/model-feedback-turn-flip-escape-297f154dfc.json","detailSha256":"c0dd169b848f6d0af080ea14df7347adc2a406efc265a928c7fd749ce874d1da"},{"id":"model-feedback-permuted-lever-totals-3e206b82c0","title":"Permuted lever totals","experiment":"model-feedback","experimentLabel":"Model-feedback-steered generation","profile":null,"generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Each block counts 1. For each hanger, multiply its block count by its numbered distance from the pivot. Add the five products on each side. Which total is larger? Answer left, right, or same.","image":"static/questions/model-feedback-permuted-lever-totals-3e206b82c0/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/model-feedback-permuted-lever-totals-3e206b82c0.json","detailSha256":"7bbe84bd074d6ef5bac13dbb09f7e9b90af1faa73dd4ae08e5b226c6a6951ed0"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-orbital-count-correspondence-bb296951d1","title":"Orbital count correspondence","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"A black square points at a disk in the right panel. The same colour appears exactly once in the left panel, where each disk is decorated with orbiting black dots. Using the colour to connect the two panels, report how many dots wrap the left (reference) disk of that same colour. Answer with two, three, or four.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-orbital-count-correspondence-bb296951d1/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-orbital-count-correspondence-bb296951d1.json","detailSha256":"9672ea501c09682892168b32d0c9b0f3f39dabc255a925ae0a0dd4b774c6999c"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-colored-aperture-signature-f6a9f18f49","title":"Colored aperture signature","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Luna","question":"Which candidate, A or B, has the same color-to-aperture pattern as the REFERENCE? Answer A or B.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-colored-aperture-signature-f6a9f18f49/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-colored-aperture-signature-f6a9f18f49.json","detailSha256":"cb9dd81a42ed528c92f716f2dfdcd7478e335a812717e603c469abd4a0206d26"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-row-column-tally-binding-ca40b0649d","title":"Row column tally binding","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The upper part of this image shows an empty 5-by-5 grid. Beside each of its five rows a group of red dots is drawn, and under each of its five columns a group of blue dots is drawn. The number of red dots beside a row is the number of green cells that row must contain, and the number of blue dots under a column is the number of green cells that column must contain. Below are three filled 5-by-5 grids, labeled A, B and C from left to right, in which some cells are painted green. A candidate grid agrees with the tally when, for every one of the five rows, its number of green cells equals the number of red dots beside that row of the upper grid, and, for every one of the five columns, its number of green cells equals the number of blue dots under that column. Exactly one of A, B and C agrees with the tally. Each of the other two matches the red row dots only or the blue column dots only, never both, and all three candidates contain the same total number of green cells, so neither the row dots alone nor the column dots alone nor the total amount of green identifies the answer. Which candidate grid agrees with the tally? Answer A, B, or C.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-row-column-tally-binding-ca40b0649d/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-row-column-tally-binding-ca40b0649d.json","detailSha256":"f6cc81e6e1e59a6793c7afe1285184f2be015f81b749038328fc8df706937af9"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-normalized-slider-rail-8a865ac045","title":"Normalized slider rail","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Each card has a horizontal rail with black end stops and four colored sliders. A rail may move and resize, but it is read from its left stop to its right stop. Which colored border encloses the option where every slider color is at the same fraction of the end-to-end rail length as in the REFERENCE? Answer red, blue, or gold.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-normalized-slider-rail-8a865ac045/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-normalized-slider-rail-8a865ac045.json","detailSha256":"e5c1039a40dc08647675b892a4a12a2e89e23e81731128141c4024dc2deac70e"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-rhythm-gap-correspondence-98dec516ad","title":"Rhythm gap correspondence","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"The top strip is the REFERENCE rhythm. Within each strip, compare the four consecutive gaps between the five dots from left to right. Uniform horizontal stretching is allowed; reversing the order is not. Which colored candidate frame has the same gap proportions: red, green, or blue?","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-rhythm-gap-correspondence-98dec516ad/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-rhythm-gap-correspondence-98dec516ad.json","detailSha256":"d1757f6f8cfdbc017252bc3bc7d549279a5ff5785338e9f506e501c38a5d6d74"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-pie-sector-fraction-7461cca9d4","title":"Pie sector fraction","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"A filled circle (a pie chart) is cut into three colored sectors: red, blue, and green, which together cover the whole disk. Which colored sector has the largest central angle, meaning it is the biggest slice (covers the largest fraction of the pie)? Answer with only the color: red, blue, or green.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-pie-sector-fraction-7461cca9d4/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-pie-sector-fraction-7461cca9d4.json","detailSha256":"8690bf61a977066fb264013948764e49d025db379d8addbe5185269b3031a660"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-hull-fill-ratio-compare-b318ca3d74","title":"Hull fill ratio compare","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Luna","question":"Panel A is the left panel and panel B is the right panel. For each filled silhouette, divide colored area by the area of its convex hull. Which panel has the larger value of 1 minus that fraction? 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The six tags are red, orange, green, blue, purple and brown, one of each, and which tag sits under which column changes from picture to picture. A single black triangle above the row points down at exactly one column: that is the POINTED column, the one whose centre the triangle is nearest to. Read the picture in two steps. First count the grey squares in the pointed column and call that number K. Second, ignore the pointed column and count columns from the LEFT edge of the picture, so that the leftmost column is number 1 and the rightmost is number 6, and go to column number K. The answer is the colour of the tag under that K-th column. K is a position, never a colour and never a height: the pointed column's own tag, the tallest stack, the shortest stack, the leftmost and the rightmost columns are each the answer only as often as chance allows, and the triangle marks where to start reading rather than what to report. The pointed column is sometimes itself the K-th column and usually is not. Which tag colour does this pick out? Answer red, orange, green, blue, purple or brown.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-stack-relay-binding-a5f066d442/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-stack-relay-binding-a5f066d442.json","detailSha256":"32030c810127ffb259ea9ec03ee5e3b649211a8cf1fc9c7dd324da9a66e59c70"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-paired-panel-rank-rise-64dd5a0c99","title":"Paired panel rank rise","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"From left panel A to right panel B, which colored sample rises the most rank positions? 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Answer A, B, C, or D.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-rank-inversion-leader-a9a3cd0b47/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-rank-inversion-leader-a9a3cd0b47.json","detailSha256":"8de46dee9925f79c3f195288f12e7b5fda78d52077e8eeb912e0ee52e0fbf3b8"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-prior-octopus-arms-911881d2b8","title":"Prior octopus arms","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"This is an octopus. How many arms does it have? Count only the visible arms and answer with a single number.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-prior-octopus-arms-911881d2b8/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-prior-octopus-arms-911881d2b8.json","detailSha256":"080b560d5366b4ccb441f59acc91f7d3f83582a5ddfbb5c1604e920e2e8dca78"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-envelope-stamp-corner-b64fcc71eb","title":"Envelope stamp corner","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"Luna","question":"Which corner of the envelope contains the postage stamp? Answer top-left, top-right, bottom-left, or bottom-right.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-envelope-stamp-corner-b64fcc71eb/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-envelope-stamp-corner-b64fcc71eb.json","detailSha256":"242d04283088645473b038bfa0ff902140da063c4116af9c638da728a68df6a8"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-snowflake-arm-count-cc7fdd360e","title":"Snowflake arm count","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"Opus 5","question":"This image shows one snowflake drawn in a single colour on white paper. The grey page frame and the four short grey ticks near the corners are fixed decoration: they never indicate the answer. An arm is a long straight spoke that starts at the small hub in the middle of the snowflake and runs all the way out to the edge of the shape. The arms are evenly spaced around the hub and are separated from each other by white wedges of page. Each arm carries two short side branches near its outer end; a side branch is attached partway along an arm, does not touch the hub, and is not itself an arm. The number of arms, the length and thickness of the arms, the colour of the ink and the rotation of the whole snowflake all change from image to image. Count the arms that are actually painted in this image, and do not answer from what a snowflake normally looks like. How many arms does this snowflake have? Answer with exactly one of the integers 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, or 9.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-snowflake-arm-count-cc7fdd360e/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-snowflake-arm-count-cc7fdd360e.json","detailSha256":"a3da26c3ad3212bd4b882eb9ddfadc0adde1f88ba274b1233ee700b3840900e4"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-stovetop-burner-count-5c6a0eb46c","title":"Stovetop burner count","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"How many blue circular burner rings are visible on the stovetop? Count each separate blue ring once. Answer with a number.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-stovetop-burner-count-5c6a0eb46c/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-stovetop-burner-count-5c6a0eb46c.json","detailSha256":"993d3a15bda12f0712e14e503fce1c39e08e1dd2e687279c585c90a6be49808e"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-next-track-triangle-bar-conflict-c201f1b400","title":"Next track triangle bar conflict","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Does the point of the large filled triangle face toward or away from the separate short bar? Ignore the small corner diamonds. Answer toward or away.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-next-track-triangle-bar-conflict-c201f1b400/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-next-track-triangle-bar-conflict-c201f1b400.json","detailSha256":"f35f93f424ed248c59118bedf117579888dd35207e80df4642c42db55946205d"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-column-bend-rectify-reveal-b06977c7d3","title":"Column bend rectify reveal","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"A solid triangle is drawn inside a magenta-framed panel, but the panel's vertical strips have been bent: each column is shifted vertically by round(6*sin(2*pi*x/32)) pixels. Undo that declared column bend to level the panel, then read the abstract symbol that appears. Is it an upward-pointing triangle (A) or a downward-pointing triangle (B)? Answer A or B.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-column-bend-rectify-reveal-b06977c7d3/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-column-bend-rectify-reveal-b06977c7d3.json","detailSha256":"3a2c9ec84c33fd089dbca9ad3af2f62a83522f22f032c18df2a14379bc7d2090"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-mosaic-tile-reassembly-9f493921fa","title":"Mosaic tile reassembly","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Luna","question":"Find the four grayscale panels, each with a matching pair of colored edge marks. The two marks indicate which outside corner the panel belongs to: marks on the top and left mean upper-left, top and right mean upper-right, bottom and left mean lower-left, and bottom and right mean lower-right. Crop each panel's interior, place the four panels into that 2x2 order, average each 9x9 square of the reconstructed raster using edge replication, and read the broad dark symbol. Which appears: spiral, fork, bracket, or petal?","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-mosaic-tile-reassembly-9f493921fa/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-mosaic-tile-reassembly-9f493921fa.json","detailSha256":"0c59769252167693a474f47ce6c340f6dbe36d52bcf44e4251fd73acc3e98726"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-ternary-smear-deconvolve-b7be96a604","title":"Ternary smear deconvolve","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The picture shows one square panel enclosed by a black frame and ruled into a grid of 7 rows and 7 columns of equal square cells. Below the panel a black-framed key strip shows three swatches: the left swatch is the colour that stands for the number 0, the middle swatch stands for 1 and the right swatch stands for 2. The panel is a smeared print of a hidden 7 by 7 pattern of inked and blank cells. Each printed cell shows, in the colour given by the key, the remainder after division by three of the number of inked cells among the hidden cell in the same place and the two hidden cells immediately to its left in the same row; cells beyond the left edge of the panel count as blank. Undo the smear row by row, working from the left edge rightwards, to recover the hidden pattern. Its inked cells form exactly one of these five symbols: bars (three separate horizontal bars stacked one above another), chevron (a wide V narrowing downwards to a single cell), plus (a full horizontal bar crossed by a vertical bar), ring (a closed ring enclosing empty cells), steps (a staircase of pairs running from the upper left down to the lower right). Which symbol do the inked cells form? Answer with one word.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-ternary-smear-deconvolve-b7be96a604/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-ternary-smear-deconvolve-b7be96a604.json","detailSha256":"4dabf06fc679a1206c732a6adc0171f52ddcdbc7acb5ae50cdd0abc73edd71bc"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-keystone-window-rectify-78a4e0f6e6","title":"Keystone window rectify","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Rectify the cyan-outlined window into an upright square, mapping its magenta, yellow, blue, and green corners to top-left, top-right, bottom-right, and bottom-left. Which symbol appears: circle, triangle, plus, or X?","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-keystone-window-rectify-78a4e0f6e6/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-keystone-window-rectify-78a4e0f6e6.json","detailSha256":"b2d695d0c127c068163e8db32fb00efa1c78ba5d36639513eed343e9155cf907"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-adjacent-transition-arrow-c329f703e9","title":"Adjacent transition arrow","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"The cyan frame contains 9 rows of 10 tiles. Compare each tile with the tile immediately to its right. Make a 9-by-9 result: mark a dark cell when the pair is different and leave it blank when the pair is the same. Keep the rows and image orientation unchanged. Which arrow appears: up, right, down, or left?","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-adjacent-transition-arrow-c329f703e9/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-adjacent-transition-arrow-c329f703e9.json","detailSha256":"d82676858e0efde3c886f90f8d07274c2167d702b2d8aabae0ca815b2c4d475d"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-texture-flow-orientation-6f39b1ef93","title":"Texture flow orientation","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"Ignoring the few stray marks, the overall pattern of the small strokes forms one dominant orientation across the whole image. Which one orientation does the whole stroke field lean toward: horizontal, rising, vertical, or falling? Answer with the single direction word.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-texture-flow-orientation-6f39b1ef93/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-texture-flow-orientation-6f39b1ef93.json","detailSha256":"c7a840f37372d6956574c184c1671710ab92750be504ba760fb594270be823bf"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-thickness-peak-silhouette-dd849aaa5a","title":"Thickness peak silhouette","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"Luna","question":"Which colored silhouette has exactly one dominant interior thickness peak? For each filled silhouette, consider every interior pixel's distance to the boundary; a dominant peak is a local maximum at least 22 pixels from any other selected maximum and at least 42% of that silhouette's deepest distance. Compare the complete fields and choose red, blue, or green.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-thickness-peak-silhouette-dd849aaa5a/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-thickness-peak-silhouette-dd849aaa5a.json","detailSha256":"4cb03228194176eada23cfe0b58a1ccd1884b5393b6960c132f2677acc67c5fa"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-loop-nesting-depth-c1626e4db5","title":"Loop nesting depth","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The picture shows four coloured dots - red, green, blue and orange - and several black outlines. Every outline is a closed loop, no two outlines cross or touch, and some outlines enclose no dot at all. The depth of a dot is the number of outlines that enclose it; a dot lying outside every outline has depth 0. Exactly one dot has the greatest depth. Which coloured dot has the greatest depth? Answer red, green, blue or orange.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-loop-nesting-depth-c1626e4db5/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-loop-nesting-depth-c1626e4db5.json","detailSha256":"173b4bd9cde9d9e5eace3da87113d7594cf264e947c4febb2cc76b73a66aef88"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-dash-focus-count-60ad3d711c","title":"Dash focus count","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Extend every black dash as a straight line. Do the complete set of lines converge around one common point or around two separate common points? Answer one or two.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-dash-focus-count-60ad3d711c/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-dash-focus-count-60ad3d711c.json","detailSha256":"a602c8c10c8ed610e23192956fdbcdcde923e6edb3112ef7205849c8a113986a"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-proximity-bridge-articulation-aa91df7217","title":"Proximity bridge articulation","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"The gray bracket below is a distance ruler. Imagine linking every pair of dot centers strictly closer than that ruler's end-to-end length. Which colored dot is the sole bridge whose removal disconnects the resulting network? Answer red, blue, green, or orange.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-proximity-bridge-articulation-aa91df7217/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-proximity-bridge-articulation-aa91df7217.json","detailSha256":"c43e02153087eced5008d43a666ad23c08cbd34cb7699ddf73f5d715b6e3b7c4"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-hollow-cavity-quadrant-c2bd8a911b","title":"Hollow cavity quadrant","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"The image is divided by thin lines into four quadrants: top-left, top-right, bottom-left, and bottom-right. Each quadrant contains one dark filled round shape of the same size. Three of the four shapes are solid disks, filled completely with no opening on the inside. Exactly one shape is a hollow ring: its inside is empty, showing a clearly visible enclosed cavity (a hole of background) at its centre. Which quadrant contains the hollow ring instead of a solid disk? Answer with the quadrant name.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-hollow-cavity-quadrant-c2bd8a911b/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-hollow-cavity-quadrant-c2bd8a911b.json","detailSha256":"42395a48b3ec93b478af38208d80e84d33dcc3330c0d66d6da22ef21aca61ae3"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-enclosed-hole-search-ffeba5ef1d","title":"Enclosed hole search","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"Luna","question":"Which labeled panel contains the only dark silhouette that surrounds a white region completely separated from the outside? 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Every figure in the image, including the key, is an outlined silhouette whose inside is filled with straight parallel stripes, and all outlines enclose the same amount of area, so size, figure count and total ink carry no information. Figures are drawn in several colours and colour is never informative: a figure never has to share the key's colour to match it. An outline is never rotated and never mirrored anywhere in the image, so two figures share an outline exactly when one could be slid over the other and cover it. The stripes inside a figure run in one of four directions: flat across, upright, or slanted one way or the other. A figure matches the key only if it satisfies both conditions at once: the same outline as the key and the same stripe direction as the key. In every one of the five panels exactly two of the four figures repeat the key's outline and exactly two of the four figures repeat the key's stripe direction, so counting figures that share only the outline, or only the stripe direction, gives the same answer of two in every panel and never separates them. In exactly one panel a single figure carries both key features together; in the other four panels no figure does, and there every figure that repeats the key's outline has stripes running at least a quarter turn away from the key's stripes, while every figure that repeats the key's stripe direction has a visibly different outline. Which numbered panel contains the figure that matches the key in both outline and stripe direction? Answer with exactly one of: panel-1, panel-2, panel-3, panel-4, panel-5.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-hatch-conjunction-panel-bb920a0678/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-hatch-conjunction-panel-bb920a0678.json","detailSha256":"35441f2b3fc5d09441adc0077fc153038fde728ad55820d85a2313655cb499ba"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-one-visit-route-search-7f77144325","title":"One visit route search","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Which labeled panel has a route that visits all nine colored circles exactly once? Start at any circle, follow only dark links, and never revisit a circle. You do not need to use every link. 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Answer A, B, C, or D.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-proper-coloring-search-a6f44bf4e2/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-proper-coloring-search-a6f44bf4e2.json","detailSha256":"e9a958e69bf6d12133ac90e547377e222243eaf75c5c20521ad0bdfb1ae05bc1"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-state-token-parity-805491d4bb","title":"State token parity","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"A single token is tracked across the four panels read left to right. A filled disk is state 1 and a hollow ring is state 0; the red ring marks the starting token in the leftmost panel. Between each pair of consecutive panels an operator is shown: a red circle means flip the token's state and a blue square means keep the token's state. Applying the operators in order, what is the token's final state in the final panel? 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Answer A, B, C, or D.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-state-handoff-recipient-895670ed37/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-state-handoff-recipient-895670ed37.json","detailSha256":"d1b88c7f665c9fd73c694741fce8a44984ba48e3d1d30d07b27e37ef69ee43fe"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-macro-expansion-walk-ad09d48910","title":"Macro expansion walk","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The picture has three parts on a cream background. At the bottom is a track of seven coloured square cells in a row; each cell is one of red, orange, yellow, green, blue, purple, brown or teal. Exactly one cell carries a black ring, and that is the cell the marker starts on. Directly above the track is one row of coloured circles and no triangles: that row is the programme, read from left to right. Above the programme are three legend rows. Each legend row begins with one coloured circle, called a badge, followed to its right by one, two or three dark triangles. Every circle in the programme has the same colour as exactly one legend badge and stands for that legend row's triangles; a programme circle is never a move by itself. Carry out the programme one circle at a time from left to right: for each programme circle take the triangles of the legend row with the matching badge colour, in left-to-right order, and for each triangle move the marker one cell to the right if that triangle points right and one cell to the left if it points left. The same legend row may be used more than once, the order in which the legend rows are drawn does not matter, the track does not wrap, and the marker never leaves the track. What is the colour of the cell the marker finishes on?","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-macro-expansion-walk-ad09d48910/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-macro-expansion-walk-ad09d48910.json","detailSha256":"b54db0123315ae7e843cd90b2cb44afd3ad4ec1efc285b1c4d47871b68e66b82"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-rising-edge-counter-replay-542f350af4","title":"Rising edge counter replay","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"The signal starts as shown at START. Read the seven signal cards from left to right. Record one pulse only when the signal changes from OFF (hollow) to ON (solid); all other steps record no pulse. How many pulses are recorded? Answer 0, 1, 2, 3, or 4.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-rising-edge-counter-replay-542f350af4/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-rising-edge-counter-replay-542f350af4.json","detailSha256":"322eca6412a0884bdec757135ac4234e25fb77a6b39929c70e9d0e5438390ec6"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-saturating-level-replay-b46473f2da","title":"Saturating level replay","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"The gauge starts with the shown number of filled steps. Read the eight triangle cards from left to right: an up-pointing triangle adds one step unless the gauge is already full, and a down-pointing triangle removes one step unless it is already empty. What level remains? Answer 0, 1, 2, 3, or 4.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-saturating-level-replay-b46473f2da/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-saturating-level-replay-b46473f2da.json","detailSha256":"fb818e30c991c1e6b326b17c90133909c0f826f8761b8f82df27f481fc344c20"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-sealed-hole-select-aea954f03b","title":"Sealed hole select","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"The image shows two colored loops, one red and one blue, drawn on a white background. Exactly one of the loops is a fully closed ring: the white region enclosed by its band is a sealed white region (a pocket) that has no opening at all to the surrounding white -- you cannot reach it from the outside without crossing the loop. The other loop is an open ring arc that has one wide visible gap, so the white region inside its curvature is open to the surrounding white through that gap. Look at the red loop and the blue loop. One of them is a complete closed ring whose inside is cut off from the surrounding white (a closed pocket); the other is open with a clear gap. Which colored loop is the closed one that walls off its interior from the outside? Answer with exactly red or blue.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-sealed-hole-select-aea954f03b/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-sealed-hole-select-aea954f03b.json","detailSha256":"42a018dc963a5c087be6088295fd082d1130e615cbd3bdfa51d0d4c55722820d"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-enclosure-depth-match-f074868d4f","title":"Enclosure depth match","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Luna","question":"The black rings are closed barriers and green is the reference marker. Which of red, blue, or orange is enclosed by the same number of rings? Count a ring when the marker center is strictly inside it; ignore the canvas.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-enclosure-depth-match-f074868d4f/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-enclosure-depth-match-f074868d4f.json","detailSha256":"5637e46853548ab87e6355b0c235a61dda8c7640db962346098afdb5c98b4dcc"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-broken-ring-reach-c9c42deafb","title":"Broken ring reach","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The picture shows blue strips of equal thickness on white paper. Some blue strips are interrupted by white gaps, so the blue ink falls apart into separate pieces. Two black dots sit on blue ink. Two dots count as being on the same piece only if you can travel from one dot to the other while staying on blue ink the whole way, never crossing a white gap and never jumping between strips. Are the two black dots on the same piece of blue ink? Answer yes or no.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-broken-ring-reach-c9c42deafb/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-broken-ring-reach-c9c42deafb.json","detailSha256":"4631c373d71ede5585d23ade419a1275a08bb9587c1c0febf27a64b89a26540a"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-perfect-matching-panel-8f2cb69a4e","title":"Perfect matching panel","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Pairing uses drawn links. A perfect pairing selects links so every round station is an endpoint of exactly one selected link. Which network allows a perfect pairing? Answer left, center, or right.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-perfect-matching-panel-8f2cb69a4e/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-perfect-matching-panel-8f2cb69a4e.json","detailSha256":"492c72bca71db90de7b8dd91bb572f51033066f8aa8e83f0c578e677ed4b9085"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-route-homotopy-islands-86c27dc3c7","title":"Route homotopy islands","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"The blue and orange routes meet only at the two green endpoints. Can the blue route be continuously slid onto the orange route without crossing a black island or moving either endpoint? Routes may bend and stretch, but cannot pass through an island. Answer yes or no.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-route-homotopy-islands-86c27dc3c7/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-route-homotopy-islands-86c27dc3c7.json","detailSha256":"d65c1f2261775d47bf09795b020affe0b2de130a79eb528ce9d996df01a8db6c"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-corridor-farther-room-c618814768","title":"Corridor farther room","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"Opus 5","question":"This picture is a floor plan drawn in two colours: white is open corridor and black is solid wall. You may move only through white corridor and never through black wall. The corridors form a plan with no loop, so between any two points of white corridor there is exactly one route that never doubles back. There is one green dot, one blue dot and one red dot, each in its own part of the corridor. Measure distance only as the length of corridor you walk along that route, following every turn; straight-line distance across the picture does not count. Walking from the green dot, which dot is farther away, the blue dot or the red dot? Answer blue or red.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-corridor-farther-room-c618814768/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-corridor-farther-room-c618814768.json","detailSha256":"aafe3b61742b9c443c140398f5b89a36ba29e9b44a65ede82f03174364b2e91c"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-alternating-turn-terminal-552f2197c0","title":"Alternating turn terminal","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Starting at the green ring, follow the dark network. At the first gray junction turn left; at the second gray junction turn right. Which colored square do you reach? At each gray junction there are exactly two outgoing branches, both at right angles to the incoming route.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-alternating-turn-terminal-552f2197c0/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-alternating-turn-terminal-552f2197c0.json","detailSha256":"15315ce710657d83c8f0d31f18715c8e15ad587de463c21ffe518368f3e415c0"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-longest-rising-run-terminal-a00a377769","title":"Longest rising run terminal","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Starting at each green START circle, follow its chain to the colored terminal. Which terminal's chain has the longest run of consecutive links where every link is longer than the link immediately before it? Measure each link center-to-center; a run may start anywhere in a chain. Answer red, blue, or orange.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-longest-rising-run-terminal-a00a377769/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-longest-rising-run-terminal-a00a377769.json","detailSha256":"f314d8855bb9992ea1430cf2fe36106d2d9f3e8dcef17df96d9348aa8a00973b"},{"id":"image-support-steered-relaythread-step-index-bind-be2cb4b0c5","title":"Relaythread step index bind","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The picture is a cream board scattered with small decorative squares that mean nothing. Somewhere on the board lies exactly one thin slate-grey THREAD: a single narrow line that runs as a staircase of short straight horizontal and vertical runs. It never crosses or touches itself, and one of its two ends is a thickened square CAP while the other end is plain. Sitting on the thread, each one straddling the thread so that the thread continues out of both of its sides, are several small square MARKS: most are coloured red, orange, yellow, green, blue or purple, and exactly one mark on the thread is BLACK. That black mark is the GATE. Only marks that sit on the thread count; every square that lies on the bare board away from the thread is decoration and means nothing, including decorative black and slate-grey squares. Walk along the thread starting at the thickened cap and meet the marks in the order in which you reach them, following every corner of the thread. Let k be the number of coloured marks you meet before you reach the black gate. Then carry on past the gate and count coloured marks again from the gate onwards: the answer is the k-th coloured mark after the gate. So the count taken on one stretch of the thread selects a position on the other stretch. The thread doubles back on itself, so the order along the thread is not the order of the marks by row, by column, or by straight-line distance from the cap, and each of those three sorts gives a different and wrong answer. k is always at least 2, so the answer is never the first coloured mark after the gate; the answer is never the last coloured mark on the thread, never the first coloured mark from the cap, and never the coloured mark just before the gate. The answer colour is always worn by at least two marks on the thread and is never the single commonest colour, so no colour, position, size, count or amount of ink identifies it on its own. Find that k-th coloured mark after the gate. What is its colour? Answer red, orange, yellow, green, blue or purple.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-relaythread-step-index-bind-be2cb4b0c5/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-relaythread-step-index-bind-be2cb4b0c5.json","detailSha256":"e786fdfbe4cf4a5e4e204548524e1761027eaa87e3a098856d0740e5e6633096"},{"id":"image-support-steered-run-compression-rail-a662d8d449","title":"Run compression rail","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"The gold dot starts eight square beads. Starting there, replace each maximal consecutive run of the same bead color by one lavender stack containing one square per bead in that run. Which red, green, or blue dot starts the exact four-stack result? Answer red, green, or blue.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-run-compression-rail-a662d8d449/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-run-compression-rail-a662d8d449.json","detailSha256":"17670c3af0be22b858c6e3cfc24755d9d00e1e81cc3cbbd040a6fce08f5e1502"},{"id":"image-support-steered-ribbon-link-correspondence-c6de1f56b0","title":"Ribbon link correspondence","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"The ribbon's upper run shows four black landmark shapes. A magenta bridge marks one neighboring pair. The lower return run contains the same four shapes in a new order; its three bridges are amber, cyan, and violet. Find the lower bridge joining the same two shapes, in either direction. What color is it? Answer amber, cyan, or violet.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-ribbon-link-correspondence-c6de1f56b0/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-ribbon-link-correspondence-c6de1f56b0.json","detailSha256":"25ccdf7039ebe9c96cb2a7be9f6264670ee4634e3fb08dd1682d5469fc5eab93"},{"id":"image-support-steered-descent-switchback-count-f2ce0790f6","title":"Descent switchback count","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The figure shows one survey panel on off-white paper. Exactly one mark is pure black: a single thick black route that descends continuously from its upper end to its lower end and never rises back up, so at every height it has exactly one horizontal position. Follow that black route from its upper end to its lower end. A reversal is a place where the route stops moving to the left and starts moving to the right, or the other way round. Every reversal in this figure is a wide swing: the route travels at least twenty pixels horizontally on each side of it, and the route contains no smaller wiggles, so every direction change counts. Count every reversal along the whole route, including all of the ones in its middle. The thin coloured curves, the grey rectangle, the grey tick marks and the two small grey squares at the route's ends are decoration and carry no information. How many reversals does the black route make? Answer with one number: 2, 3, 4, or 5.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-descent-switchback-count-f2ce0790f6/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-descent-switchback-count-f2ce0790f6.json","detailSha256":"758377f7e7f80869412c4e06150850422c85e412575f771f269d58621e8e0345"},{"id":"image-support-steered-trace-half-variation-6142e697be","title":"Trace half variation","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Which half of the cyan route has more total vertical travel: left or right? Add every upward and downward change within each side of the dashed divider. Answer left or right.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-trace-half-variation-6142e697be/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-trace-half-variation-6142e697be.json","detailSha256":"5931856bd4777670455175af982dbfb29dc0bd00e37db0b406129abffd324df7"},{"id":"image-support-steered-sparkline-runup-drawdown-a961e3f60f","title":"Sparkline runup drawdown","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Following the colored mini-trace from left to right, which is larger: its largest rise from an earlier point to a later point, or its largest fall from an earlier point to a later point? Answer RISE or FALL.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-sparkline-runup-drawdown-a961e3f60f/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-sparkline-runup-drawdown-a961e3f60f.json","detailSha256":"b325d12780e1dae58a669a82d2d9f0a31c67877c0767817d9322affe98a613f0"},{"id":"image-support-steered-shoelace-overpass-alternation-7150e47678","title":"Shoelace overpass alternation","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"From top to bottom, do the visible top strands at the five crossings of the single blue shoelace follow this exact sequence: /, \\, /, \\, /? Answer yes or no.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-shoelace-overpass-alternation-7150e47678/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-shoelace-overpass-alternation-7150e47678.json","detailSha256":"20010ec2ac85f805f5af1941092a7926bbbf2f31c75af95cc21673ff2bfca051"},{"id":"image-support-steered-vinyl-center-label-shape-c719d18670","title":"Vinyl center label shape","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"What is the visible shape of the large colored center label on the record—circle or square? Judge its outer colored boundary, ignore the tiny spindle hole, and answer circle or square.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-vinyl-center-label-shape-c719d18670/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-vinyl-center-label-shape-c719d18670.json","detailSha256":"5eef0b7f0e08882392a193ad6ff48f62f5840895680203fb07250adb54cd7bca"},{"id":"image-support-steered-rail-conjunction-reveal-f77789baf0","title":"Rail conjunction reveal","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Opus 5","question":"This picture contains two rails of small square pads that lie far apart: one upright rail of nine pads stacked near a left or right margin, and one flat rail of nine pads in a row near the top or bottom margin. Every pad is a square block of exactly one of two tones, dark or pale, and both tones appear inside both rails. A few small clutter marks - narrow bars and diamonds, none of them square pads and none of them on a rail - are scattered on the background and carry no evidence. Exactly three pads of the upright rail are dark and exactly three pads of the flat rail are dark, whatever the answer is. Carry out this operation. Number the upright rail's pads 1 to 9 from top to bottom and the flat rail's pads 1 to 9 from left to right. Now take an empty nine-row, nine-column field and mark every cell whose row number is a dark pad of the upright rail and whose column number is a dark pad of the flat rail; mark no other cell. Exactly nine cells get marked in every picture. The marked cells always form exactly one of four figures. 'solid_block' is one solid three-by-three square of nine touching cells. 'dot_lattice' is nine separated single cells in a widely spaced three-by-three arrangement, no two of them touching. 'upright_bars' is three separated upright bars, each one cell wide and three cells tall. 'flat_bars' is three separated flat bars, each three cells wide and one cell tall. The figure is drawn nowhere in the picture. Neither rail settles the answer on its own: the upright rail alone leaves two figures possible and the flat rail alone leaves the other pairing, so both distant rails must be read and combined. Which figure do the marked cells form? Answer with exactly one of: solid_block, dot_lattice, upright_bars, flat_bars.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-rail-conjunction-reveal-f77789baf0/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-rail-conjunction-reveal-f77789baf0.json","detailSha256":"2ab61fb4fb9d31a1db4d36090abffe87ed020caf8f0d96bdde1f8f16de72ce45"},{"id":"image-support-steered-winding-filmstrip-rectify-8cfe6a4a25","title":"Winding filmstrip rectify","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Follow the connected blue filmstrip from the triangular START cap to the round END cap. At each framed cell, copy its 7 samples from the green bead toward the orange bead as one top-to-bottom column. Straighten the strip by placing those columns side by side in route order. Which symbol appears: X, plus, T, or L?","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-winding-filmstrip-rectify-8cfe6a4a25/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-winding-filmstrip-rectify-8cfe6a4a25.json","detailSha256":"3bb70339f5810c2a8901c2c80355c6589f1b42870964c51ede6e644870122dac"},{"id":"image-support-steered-adjacent-change-reveal-9bb3b93d4a","title":"Adjacent change reveal","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Rotate the single framed mosaic until the cyan corner is upper left and the gold corner is upper right. In each of its ten rows of nine cells, compare every side-by-side neighboring pair from left to right. Make an eight-cell result row: dark exactly when the two compared cells differ, and light when they match. Stack the ten result rows without reordering. Which symbol needs the fewest cell changes to match the 10 by 8 result: diamond, fork, or stair? A tie is ambiguous.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-adjacent-change-reveal-9bb3b93d4a/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-adjacent-change-reveal-9bb3b93d4a.json","detailSha256":"b81a1b1571f3e8d52bbca1cf71b256089d3b3daea1104b030e06ad8eb26f8ef9"},{"id":"image-support-steered-broken-curve-turn-relation-8df3a56b5d","title":"Broken curve turn relation","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Treat the two blue curve fragments as consecutive pieces of one interrupted path, reading from one fragment to the other across the small gap. Do they bend to the same side, making a C-bend, or to opposite sides, making an S-bend? Answer C or S.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-broken-curve-turn-relation-8df3a56b5d/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-broken-curve-turn-relation-8df3a56b5d.json","detailSha256":"dc44d40b05913e680870b83b0fb82b8c275e6790a7fa9349fdee722b1b6ed862"},{"id":"image-support-steered-threaded-bead-order-b824319128","title":"Threaded bead order","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Begin at the round cap and follow the single dark trail to the square cap. Do you encounter the colored beads in red-blue-gold order or gold-blue-red order? Answer red-blue-gold or gold-blue-red.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-threaded-bead-order-b824319128/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-threaded-bead-order-b824319128.json","detailSha256":"4dcb0c1c2fd1cf88d0970de9ea562632ca0209295cdacaf593b52d2bed8a6ed0"},{"id":"image-support-steered-interval-rail-search-758390e2b1","title":"Interval rail search","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Which labeled stretch of the continuous rail has four square bumps whose centers are equally spaced from left to right? Answer A, B, C, or D.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-interval-rail-search-758390e2b1/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-interval-rail-search-758390e2b1.json","detailSha256":"2960ffe86b3b9f3258c2a9114f7601afdd48478adb5db88dffa8b0d77cd26016"},{"id":"image-support-steered-adjacent-notch-plate-search-d2aa6dbbc8","title":"Adjacent notch plate search","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Each colored square plate has two identical white notches cut into its edges. Which color has its two notches on neighboring edges rather than opposite edges? Exactly one qualifies. Answer red, blue, green, or purple.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-adjacent-notch-plate-search-d2aa6dbbc8/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-adjacent-notch-plate-search-d2aa6dbbc8.json","detailSha256":"d69b9830a0155b4558cdf1d8fe84555b04ed0e47ad0464ddd7f5cccd3487af82"},{"id":"image-support-steered-pitsow-chain-replay-decc9c639f","title":"Pitsow chain replay","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Opus 5","question":"Somewhere in this picture there is one small block drawn with a thick black frame, and every pale grey mark lying outside that frame is inert decoration that means nothing. Inside the frame are nine equal square pits in three rows of three, each pit filled with its own solid floor colour, and no two pits share a colour. The nine pits are ordered by reading order: left to right along the top row, then left to right along the middle row, then left to right along the bottom row, and after the last pit the order wraps round to the first pit again. Each pit holds nought, one, two or three pips, drawn as equal small black squares standing in a row on that pit's floor; a pit with no black square on it is empty. Exactly one pit carries a thick white ring drawn just inside its own border; the ring is only a marking, it never moves, and the pit it rings holds pips and a floor colour like any other pit. Now sow the pips. Lift every pip out of the ringed pit, leaving that pit empty, and hold them in your hand. Drop them one at a time into the pits that follow in reading order, one single pip into each successive pit, wrapping past the last pit back to the first, until your hand is empty. Then look at the pit that received the very last pip of the handful. If that pit had been empty just before that pip landed, so it now holds exactly one pip, the sowing stops there. Otherwise that pit now holds more than one pip: lift every pip out of it, including the one that just landed, leaving it empty, and sow that new handful onward in exactly the same way, continuing from the pit that follows it. Repeat this until a handful ends in a pit that was empty before the final pip landed, and that pit is where the sowing stops. What is the floor colour of the pit where the sowing finally stops? Answer with one of red, green, blue, yellow, orange, purple, teal, pink or brown.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-pitsow-chain-replay-decc9c639f/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-pitsow-chain-replay-decc9c639f.json","detailSha256":"c44ba541bfc7b361c7172eead4f822ee0696f2eab6b5df770b182a0b8357ffd6"},{"id":"image-support-steered-checkpoint-return-tableau-66e62958ba","title":"Checkpoint return tableau","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Blue with a dot means ON; gold with a ring means OFF. Each horizontal row is one lamp. Read START, then checkpoints 1, 2, 3 from left to right. Which checkpoint has the most lamps back in their START state? Answer 1, 2, or 3.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-checkpoint-return-tableau-66e62958ba/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-checkpoint-return-tableau-66e62958ba.json","detailSha256":"109c8abcac7d15cc9ee6015018bdd42f51c235fc4cd6476122ed1f267528f40d"},{"id":"image-support-steered-detached-emblem-chain-bd23ce09c1","title":"Detached emblem chain","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"The green ring marks the starting emblem. Read the four separate tickets by their purple-dot counts: one dot, then two, three, and four. On each ticket, match the current emblem to one of the two emblems and cross the divider to the other emblem. Only emblems inside tickets take part; free-floating emblems are distractors. After all four tickets, which emblem remains: circle, triangle, or square?","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-detached-emblem-chain-bd23ce09c1/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-detached-emblem-chain-bd23ce09c1.json","detailSha256":"c602bf846e7ade5d1380e22ee04e8836d0b62e2e815d759fb509782ff09b1617"},{"id":"image-support-steered-courtyard-fusion-shutter-55b8b627cc","title":"Courtyard fusion shutter","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"The teal and yellow areas are solid wall. Turn only the yellow shutter white. Do the two enclosed white courtyards merge into one still-enclosed courtyard? White areas connect through shared edges, not corners. Answer yes or no.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-courtyard-fusion-shutter-55b8b627cc/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-courtyard-fusion-shutter-55b8b627cc.json","detailSha256":"25254cdf4a78999fa48372fee81ebcbe0fb554639a13a03b56292d0d98e9ac8b"},{"id":"image-support-steered-one-stroke-return-d7339e9941","title":"One stroke return","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Treat the six circles as vertices and the seven dark corridors as undirected edges; ignore pale gray decorations and fill colors. Does this connected graph have a closed Euler tour that uses every edge exactly once? 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Answer same or opposite.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-paired-turn-agreement-6a0a6515c1/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-paired-turn-agreement-6a0a6515c1.json","detailSha256":"852d491f1b0a5307d437c5fa6c1a90b29a5cca73f35655b7ffddd0a80fb32e8f"},{"id":"image-support-steered-alternating-checkpoint-trace-c3c4f62920","title":"Alternating checkpoint trace","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Starting at the blue ring, follow the single dark route to the orange ring and read the six colored checkpoints in travel order. Do red and green alternate at every checkpoint, with no same-color neighbors? Answer yes or no.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-alternating-checkpoint-trace-c3c4f62920/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-alternating-checkpoint-trace-c3c4f62920.json","detailSha256":"1db07840a845d911c436c3a18c4ef200bab78d37b77a81e5cc10b55abf09f2d1"},{"id":"model-feedback-withdrawn-pivot-symmetry-ef0c12cd03","title":"Withdrawn pivot symmetry","experiment":"model-feedback","experimentLabel":"Model-feedback-steered generation","profile":null,"generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"A row of ten square cells stands on a white card; each cell is filled either dark or pale.  A small solid arrowhead points up at exactly one cell, marking it.  Imagine that marked cell is removed from the row entirely and the remaining nine cells are slid together to close the gap, keeping their left-to-right order.  That shortened nine-cell row is not drawn anywhere; only after withdrawing the marked cell does it exist.  Is the shortened row a palindrome, reading the same left-to-right as right-to-left in dark and pale?  Answer with exactly one of: yes, no.","image":"static/questions/model-feedback-withdrawn-pivot-symmetry-ef0c12cd03/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/model-feedback-withdrawn-pivot-symmetry-ef0c12cd03.json","detailSha256":"b913a2e5930951e5154887233ac9b3a96a904b6ac827cb296382c264ca6bec0f"},{"id":"model-feedback-weighted-pivot-balance-99e9e8deff","title":"Weighted pivot balance","experiment":"model-feedback","experimentLabel":"Model-feedback-steered generation","profile":null,"generator":"Luna","question":"Each red and blue disk weighs in proportion to its visible area. Which panel would balance at the marked pivot? Answer panel-A, panel-B, panel-C, or panel-D.","image":"static/questions/model-feedback-weighted-pivot-balance-99e9e8deff/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/model-feedback-weighted-pivot-balance-99e9e8deff.json","detailSha256":"2b2fb63d5e8ea60be4f8e277339c0f83826e474552fd6a1588e558a1612b0e1a"},{"id":"model-feedback-unvisited-state-row-86856b302e","title":"Unvisited state row","experiment":"model-feedback","experimentLabel":"Model-feedback-steered generation","profile":null,"generator":"Opus 5","question":"The six discs above the grey rule are the starting row. Below the rule are four more rows, numbered 1 to 4 from the top. Every row holds the same six colours in some order, in six places numbered 1 to 6 from the left. Do this twelve times to the starting row: swap the red disc with the disc in the next place to its right, counting on past place 6 back to place 1; then move the disc in place 6 to place 1 and slide the other five discs one place to the right. Together with the starting row that gives thirteen rows. Three of the four numbered rows are among those thirteen and one of them never is. Which numbered row never appears? Answer with the row number alone: 1, 2, 3, or 4.","image":"static/questions/model-feedback-unvisited-state-row-86856b302e/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/model-feedback-unvisited-state-row-86856b302e.json","detailSha256":"067071a153669bc52f9af0d78470be2de59955da70842873b1387ef5396b7be4"},{"id":"model-feedback-stable-disturbance-search-29cfc71fca","title":"Stable disturbance search","experiment":"model-feedback","experimentLabel":"Model-feedback-steered generation","profile":null,"generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Each gate has its own hidden flip bit: its shown result equals the named operation, then XOR the hidden bit. Infer all hidden bits from CURRENT. In TEST they stay unchanged. Try one source card at a time and recompute. Which sole card makes the four TARGET lamps? Answer card-A, card-B, card-C, or card-D.","image":"static/questions/model-feedback-stable-disturbance-search-29cfc71fca/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/model-feedback-stable-disturbance-search-29cfc71fca.json","detailSha256":"3139ae04b3b87fcb25a02875bc1dca4e8ba5ac196f11b2864a15be2cb76ff267"},{"id":"model-feedback-twin-flip-relay-3f9fc9a413","title":"Twin flip relay","experiment":"model-feedback","experimentLabel":"Model-feedback-steered generation","profile":null,"generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Start at the green arrow, facing the way it points. Repeat 20 moves: on LIGHT turn right; on DARK turn left. A lettered square flips the other square with the same letter; a blank square flips itself. Then move ahead. The path stays on the board. After move 20, which goal badge holds the cursor? Answer goal-A, goal-B, goal-C, or goal-D.","image":"static/questions/model-feedback-twin-flip-relay-3f9fc9a413/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/model-feedback-twin-flip-relay-3f9fc9a413.json","detailSha256":"60bebb7fe5f569a00ef5b3d77cb01b036d3097eb6b819f5a566a3a49d58d1323"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-bow-sagitta-correspondence-c019747ab6","title":"Bow sagitta correspondence","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"The gray bow at the top is an arc that rises from a straight chord between two dark endpoints, deflecting upward by a certain amount. Below it are three colored bows A, B, C: one is red, one green, one blue, and each deflects a different amount. Which colored bow deflects upward by exactly the same amount as the gray bow? Answer red, green, or blue.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-bow-sagitta-correspondence-c019747ab6/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-bow-sagitta-correspondence-c019747ab6.json","detailSha256":"98e2586c554b3b8341363a5b689db0ac4b8cae57e913356d19bea5dc95ada7b8"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-colored-nearest-partner-correspondence-f8ede1592f","title":"Colored nearest partner correspondence","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Luna","question":"The image has a REFERENCE panel and candidates A and B. For every colored disk, find the other disk with the nearest center. Which candidate has the same color-to-partner map as the REFERENCE? Answer A or B.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-colored-nearest-partner-correspondence-f8ede1592f/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-colored-nearest-partner-correspondence-f8ede1592f.json","detailSha256":"16befec408f5492bfcb9f806d8acde2e321d376cfa18c945cb190567a1bc7198"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-mirror-axis-partner-binding-d18be505b3","title":"Mirror axis partner binding","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Opus 5","question":"A single straight black line crosses this picture; treat that line as a mirror. On one side of the line there are five coloured disks: one red, one blue, one green, one orange and one purple. On the other side of the line there are five gray squares, all exactly the same size and the same shade, so the squares carry no colour information at all. The mirror image of a point is the point at the same perpendicular distance from the line, on the other side, along the perpendicular through it. Exactly four of the five gray squares are centred precisely on the mirror image of the centre of one of the disks, and each of those four squares belongs to a different disk. The remaining gray square is displaced: it is not centred on the mirror image of any disk. So exactly one disk has no gray square at its mirror image. What is the colour of that one disk? Answer red, blue, green, orange, or purple.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-mirror-axis-partner-binding-d18be505b3/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-mirror-axis-partner-binding-d18be505b3.json","detailSha256":"2296a05a2db4124c9f652a633752459228ffd2d12e66bec060ef73fa6e544f8c"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-shape-texture-transfer-94b9cb7f02","title":"Shape texture transfer","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"The TARGET and each reference card contain one circle, triangle, square, and diamond. Shapes may move, but each shape keeps its surface pattern. Which tag color belongs to the reference card with exactly the same shape-to-pattern binding as the TARGET? Answer red, blue, or gold.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-shape-texture-transfer-94b9cb7f02/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-shape-texture-transfer-94b9cb7f02.json","detailSha256":"f37d313862dafedf34049882119c5b7760dd12e4ecc657644b9d122fe662cacf"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-similarity-constellation-correspondence-a65273e68e","title":"Similarity constellation correspondence","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"The reference card shows four colored landmarks. Exactly one test card preserves which color occupies each place in the landmark arrangement after translation, rotation, and uniform resizing of the whole set. A mirror reflection does not count. Ignore the cards' placement and marker size. Which card is it: A, B, or C?","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-similarity-constellation-correspondence-a65273e68e/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-similarity-constellation-correspondence-a65273e68e.json","detailSha256":"922fca6b84fab3bc83e05a680f0a5d2234a13576cfab7e48b1252351876691ad"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-longest-stroke-81beb85a4c","title":"Longest stroke","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"Three colored line segments are drawn at different angles and positions on a light panel. Which colored segment is longest, meaning it has the largest true straight-line (end-to-end) length? Measure the actual planar length of each stroke. Answer with only the color: red, blue, or green.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-longest-stroke-81beb85a4c/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-longest-stroke-81beb85a4c.json","detailSha256":"4e9c621ae6befe4f0116872ca6284d167f9f7b6ec34c47874f3cebbe45fecd9d"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-calibration-residual-extreme-bc1aa90143","title":"Calibration residual extreme","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Luna","question":"Which model (A, B, or C) departs furthest from the dashed diagonal? At the seven marked checkpoints, compare each model's largest absolute vertical gap; ties or gaps below 0.045 normalized units are quarantined. Choose A, B, or C.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-calibration-residual-extreme-bc1aa90143/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-calibration-residual-extreme-bc1aa90143.json","detailSha256":"fd19c4627b91a1e23d4ce98ae979eb19fb71459d17d69c8db9ac9b77d5c3f665"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-moment-arm-balance-a8682feb83","title":"Moment arm balance","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The picture shows a horizontal black rail with a row of evenly spaced black tick marks just below it; the distance between neighbouring ticks is one STEP. The black triangle under the ticks points at exactly one tick: that tick is the PIVOT. Standing on the rail are several columns, each built from square cells stacked one on top of another and outlined in black. Every column stands on exactly one tick and no column stands on the pivot tick. A column's WEIGHT is its number of cells. A column's ARM is the number of steps between the tick it stands on and the pivot tick. A column's MOMENT is its weight multiplied by its arm. Add the moments of all columns left of the pivot to get the left total, and the moments of all columns right of the pivot to get the right total. The cell colours and the pale horizontal guide rows are decorative and carry no information. Which side has the greater total moment? Answer left or right.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-moment-arm-balance-a8682feb83/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-moment-arm-balance-a8682feb83.json","detailSha256":"d356432d76afc0dedf255afc9cb0db91eda1fd734bf55a628d431bf62942425e"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-standardized-interval-separation-6addbe3569","title":"Standardized interval separation","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Which color has the largest standardized center separation? For each color, divide the horizontal distance between the centers of its two capped intervals by the average of those intervals' full widths. Answer blue, orange, or green.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-standardized-interval-separation-6addbe3569/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-standardized-interval-separation-6addbe3569.json","detailSha256":"411102daaf51ff745928bb52b7dc0576008c5e0295588f0fdd9475dd1fdd79cb"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-forest-interval-exclusion-aeabd81669","title":"Forest interval exclusion","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Which colored horizontal uncertainty interval lies completely to the right of the dashed vertical reference line? 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Count only the visible wheels and answer with a single number.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-prior-vehicle-wheels-a67cc021f8/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-prior-vehicle-wheels-a67cc021f8.json","detailSha256":"85d79d13f92c6314bbf4556f9c1200d64f7089094e951f04566aabf2ce3740a4"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-piano-bracketed-key-count-c6d98e2b16","title":"Piano bracketed key count","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"Luna","question":"How many dark keys have a light key immediately to their left and right in the piano keyboard strip? Count only dark keys bracketed by one visible light key on each side; ignore the frame, lower key bed, and PIANO label. Answer with a number.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-piano-bracketed-key-count-c6d98e2b16/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-piano-bracketed-key-count-c6d98e2b16.json","detailSha256":"a953ade49756405335402596647b28354c09fae4d9e727f917fc2c70850e41bd"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-butterfly-spot-symmetry-da8135f3c4","title":"Butterfly spot symmetry","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"Opus 5","question":"This image shows one butterfly drawn on white paper. The dark bar down the middle is its BODY, and the CENTRE LINE is the straight up-and-down line running through the middle of that body. The two coloured wings are drawn one on each side of the centre line and are exact mirror images of each other in shape. Each wing carries exactly one round SPOT; the two spots are drawn in the same colour as each other and at the same size, and that spot colour is used nowhere else on the page. The DISTANCE of a spot from the centre line means the sideways distance across the page from the centre line to the middle of that spot, and it is measured the same way on both sides. LEFT and RIGHT are the left and right of the page as you look at it. The grey page frame, the grey corner ticks, the grey antennae and the small grey diamonds are decoration and carry no marking. Which spot sits farther out is chosen separately from the wing colour, the spot colour, the spot size, the height of the spots on the wings, the wing shape, the total amount of coloured ink and the position of the butterfly on the page, and on a given page the two distances always add up to the same total whichever spot is the farther one, so on some pages the two spots are exactly the same distance from the centre line and on other pages one spot is drawn clearly farther out than the other, and neither is a mistake. No image in this set is a borderline case: the two distances are either exactly equal or differ by at least 16 pixels. Report the picture in front of you, and do not answer from how a butterfly's wing markings are usually arranged. Which wing's spot is farther from the centre line? Answer exactly one of: left, right, neither.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-butterfly-spot-symmetry-da8135f3c4/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-butterfly-spot-symmetry-da8135f3c4.json","detailSha256":"e53610d22fea1f8cc15153f41c38a592a53a481c5dea0771d48b208fe786b2b2"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-bias-rotary-dial-holes-6b2c4192ae","title":"Bias rotary dial holes","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"How many separate cyan circular finger holes are visible around the rotary telephone dial? Count only cyan-filled circles on the dial; ignore the center label and gray screws. Answer 8, 10, or 12.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-bias-rotary-dial-holes-6b2c4192ae/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-bias-rotary-dial-holes-6b2c4192ae.json","detailSha256":"b34405aa31321a6b95ae7ba0c12e85d9b076b25df2d03615fe8f13246422b603"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-music-staff-line-conflict-ca86e45c93","title":"Music staff line conflict","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Does the visible staff contain exactly five long, parallel horizontal lines? Ignore the notes and the short vertical barline. Answer yes or no.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-music-staff-line-conflict-ca86e45c93/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-music-staff-line-conflict-ca86e45c93.json","detailSha256":"629d2370fa0af99f19472d0af2d184594072dc1d727bf83a5fd94605dbd9dcd2"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-column-integral-reveal-b8240b73f3","title":"Column integral reveal","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"The image is a 2D field of random black speckle on a white background. A single 1D glyph is hidden purely in the column of the ink: each column holds an independent vertical scatter of dark pixels whose count traces a smooth profile across the picture (a peak, two humps), but because they are scattered at random heights the raw raster looks like shape-less speckle. Declared transform: add up the black ink in every column to get a 1D profile. If the profile is one central peak, the answer is A; if it is two symmetric peaks, the answer is B. Answer A or B.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-column-integral-reveal-b8240b73f3/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-column-integral-reveal-b8240b73f3.json","detailSha256":"f9ed994f7d25339f8e08358affdceeaec6427dceca7a2d5c51f53f890ad3bf9a"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-polar-band-unwrap-symbol-ad4591ab2b","title":"Polar band unwrap symbol","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Luna","question":"Use the two same-colour fiducial pairs to find the two radial edges and the shared center of the annular band. Unwrap angle horizontally and radius vertically into a rectangle, ignoring the fine carrier. Which broad symbol appears: wave, ladder, bowtie, or key?","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-polar-band-unwrap-symbol-ad4591ab2b/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-polar-band-unwrap-symbol-ad4591ab2b.json","detailSha256":"0ab22f503a10b03dc5a592871d493395424425ad7589c5debb2482d6310226ee"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-loop-corridor-reach-reveal-bfe948d3aa","title":"Loop corridor reach reveal","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The picture shows one lattice of 13 rows and 33 columns of square cells, with a blue square printed at each of its four corners. Every cell is either white (open) or dark (blocked). Three rooms are outlined in green; each room is 9 rows tall and 9 columns wide, and each room is walled in except for the single cell in its bottom wall that may be open. A red dot is printed in one open cell: that is where you start. Now walk: from the cell you are in you may step to the cell directly above, below, to the left or to the right, but only onto white cells, never onto a dark cell and never diagonally. Shade every cell you can reach from the red dot by repeating such steps. Exactly one room contains shaded cells. Inside that room the shaded cells form a shape that most closely matches one of these five symbols: comb, cross, cup, ell, tee. Ignore the shaded corridor cells outside the rooms, and ignore the white cells of rooms you cannot reach. Which symbol is it? Answer with one word.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-loop-corridor-reach-reveal-bfe948d3aa/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-loop-corridor-reach-reveal-bfe948d3aa.json","detailSha256":"cff15f19f69802488da6bebafc4426360b32b68e3995d0d4532f51fe77a3bf15"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-directional-shadow-fill-7cb33ae777","title":"Directional shadow fill","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Inside the cyan grid, every dark cell casts a solid shadow straight toward the side marked by the magenta bar: make every cell from it through that side dark. Columns or rows with no dark cell stay light. Ignore gray distractors. Then turn the grid so the magenta side is at the bottom. Which skyline appears: crown, bowl, stairs, or wave?","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-directional-shadow-fill-7cb33ae777/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-directional-shadow-fill-7cb33ae777.json","detailSha256":"6d54f89fe2b615d7d456e2ec69c491a9fd99c49486a548fd5030716e2fea45c9"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-quadrant-card-reassembly-arrow-c61e97d2a1","title":"Quadrant card reassembly arrow","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Use the four colored circles in the assembly map to place the matching cards. First rotate each card by quarter-turns, without reflecting it, until its gold triangular notch points up; then place it in the matching colored quadrant. In the assembled grid, ignore isolated single dark cells and read the one connected dark shape. Which arrow appears: up, right, down, or left?","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-quadrant-card-reassembly-arrow-c61e97d2a1/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-quadrant-card-reassembly-arrow-c61e97d2a1.json","detailSha256":"b876f84e8cfc5f8ad2048fbb99109f0752dee8fcadb410431008b40e5521679c"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-polygon-sharpest-corner-73eed28bd0","title":"Polygon sharpest corner","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"On a white canvas, five colored dots are drawn (red, green, blue, purple, and orange). Taken together the five dots outline one irregular five-sided polygon (a pentagon), one colored dot at each corner. One corner is noticeably sharper than all the others: its interior angle is the most acute, most pointed. Which color dot sits at the sharpest corner? Answer red, green, blue, purple, or orange.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-polygon-sharpest-corner-73eed28bd0/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-polygon-sharpest-corner-73eed28bd0.json","detailSha256":"f985422661b09c28ed8b75321ac1de6ccf9cfdfa9041ceeaa3d9a9d52c57ad7f"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-translated-motif-constellation-f01994682a","title":"Translated motif constellation","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"Luna","question":"Which color's dots contain two translated copies of one four-dot motif? Compare all eight dots and choose red, blue, or green.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-translated-motif-constellation-f01994682a/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-translated-motif-constellation-f01994682a.json","detailSha256":"6e0fceea25e1ad996f95b4bd83e04b957a14adbc304b961e2eb96bf0110c5baf"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-mirror-versus-repeat-cf85092789","title":"Mirror versus repeat","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The picture shows a plain background, one thin vertical grey rule, and a number of identical solid dots, all the same size and the same colour. Every dot lies either fully to the left of the grey rule or fully to the right of it, and the two sides always hold the same number of dots. The dots on the right side were produced from the dots on the left side by exactly one of two operations, and by nothing else: either every left dot was reflected across the grey rule, as in a mirror, or the whole left group was slid sideways to the right without being flipped, keeping every dot at its own height. Under both operations each dot keeps its vertical position, the two groups hold the same number of dots, cover the same total area of ink, span the same width and height, and have the same average position, so dot colour, dot size, dot count, ink, group width and group centre never indicate which operation was used. Only the arrangement of the right dots relative to one another decides it: under the mirror the left-to-right order of the dots is turned around, and under the slide it is kept. Which operation produced the right group: mirror or copy? Answer with exactly one word, \"mirror\" or \"copy\".","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-mirror-versus-repeat-cf85092789/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-mirror-versus-repeat-cf85092789.json","detailSha256":"61ecdc3f5ee15bf6d99fbb1aec90f4d656d3f53ddfca7dc9d877d815bc3cddc3"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-radial-scale-center-628f02a0b4","title":"Radial scale center","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Across all black circles, their sizes increase with distance from one colored marker. Which marker is it: red or blue? Answer red or blue.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-radial-scale-center-628f02a0b4/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-radial-scale-center-628f02a0b4.json","detailSha256":"850680d2dd64d60b956a0a9e9297c16cdeef2d347940a99efa17145ec60782e9"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-orientation-flow-center-c4c99121b9","title":"Orientation flow center","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Every short dark dash follows one turning flow. From the correct colored ring to every dash, the connecting direction is perpendicular to that dash; the dashes may be at different distances. Which ring is the flow's center? Answer red, blue, green, or orange.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-orientation-flow-center-c4c99121b9/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-orientation-flow-center-c4c99121b9.json","detailSha256":"01ccfeeb83f23aef19cc1ea8e3ec94cb54ee17ad50ada990e3c670009ca62133"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-fill-ratio-search-cdb840be2a","title":"Fill ratio search","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"A reference filled gauge is shown in the top panel. Below it, the image is split into four quadrants, each containing one filled gauge. Exactly one quadrant's gauge has the same fill level (its dark fill rises to the same fraction of the track height from the bottom) as the reference gauge. Which quadrant contains the gauge whose fill level matches the reference gauge?","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-fill-ratio-search-cdb840be2a/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-fill-ratio-search-cdb840be2a.json","detailSha256":"9db93daf426109834bdc933059426a77f043ae4b0c248ca861e13b205b1b24c5"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-proportion-tick-rail-c41bf971e1","title":"Proportion tick rail","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"Opus 5","question":"A thin horizontal rule runs across the full width of this image. Above the rule stands a single reference rail: a solid horizontal bar with one small square marker floating just above it. Below the rule stand five candidate rails of the same kind, one per row; count them 1 to 5 from top to bottom. Every rail is a straight bar of the same thickness and the same colour, and every rail carries exactly one marker. The six rails have different lengths and each one begins at its own horizontal position on the page, so the rails are not aligned with one another. For any rail, read its marker's position as the distance from that rail's own left end to the centre of its marker, divided by that same rail's own full length: that is the marker's fraction along its rail, and it does not change if the rail is moved sideways or if the whole rail with its marker is scaled up or down. Exactly one candidate rail places its marker at the same fraction along its own length as the reference rail does along the reference length. In every other candidate rail that fraction differs from the reference fraction by at least ten percent of the rail's length, so no comparison is a close call. Absolute pixel measurements are traps and are not the rule: one of the wrong rails puts its marker exactly the same number of pixels from its own left end as the reference does, in the very same screen column, and another wrong rail has exactly the same total length as the reference rail, while the correct rail has a different length and a different absolute marker offset from the reference. Rail length, rail starting position, the amount of ink, marker size and colour therefore carry no information; only the fraction does. Where in the stack below the rule is the rail whose marker sits at the same fraction of its own length as the reference marker? Answer with exactly one of: topmost, second-from-top, middle, fourth-from-top, bottommost.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-proportion-tick-rail-c41bf971e1/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-proportion-tick-rail-c41bf971e1.json","detailSha256":"2a82c691563db6d812405ed780de19defaa67388e878e33397a3ea00a7891dbe"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-edge-connected-terminals-83b5709860","title":"Edge connected terminals","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Which panel has a continuous dark-tile route connecting the MAGENTA terminal to the AMBER terminal? Tiles connect only when they share an edge; corner touches do not count. Panels A-D are in reading order (top-left, top-right, bottom-left, bottom-right).","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-edge-connected-terminals-83b5709860/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-edge-connected-terminals-83b5709860.json","detailSha256":"a7c1b67827b97c71fdbcfc989ee468d13335b3185853856657ae6e43b037b560"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-convex-boundary-search-a8144a81a5","title":"Convex boundary search","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Which labeled panel has every navy dot on the boundary of the convex hull of all its dots? Dots along a straight hull edge count as on the boundary. Answer A, B, C, or D.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-convex-boundary-search-a8144a81a5/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-convex-boundary-search-a8144a81a5.json","detailSha256":"23884c657683d6557ebaeba7103c37218d096a097ffc433aa744f4fe6471ec9b"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-state-travel-distance-8107bfc312","title":"State travel distance","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"Four panels P1, P2, P3, P4 are shown side by side; read them left to right as time steps. Each panel contains the same three markers -- red on the top lane, green on the middle lane, blue on the bottom lane -- and every lane is divided into nine evenly spaced sites, numbered 1 at the leftmost position to 9 at the rightmost. In each panel every marker sits on exactly one site. A marker's total travel is the sum, measured in sites, of the absolute steps it takes between consecutive panels: |P2-P1| + |P3-P2| + |P4-P3|. Which marker colour accumulates the greatest total travel across the four panels? Answer with its colour: red, green, or blue.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-state-travel-distance-8107bfc312/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-state-travel-distance-8107bfc312.json","detailSha256":"e8e5fd768be2ce1f05576a32a8448632dd713142926af102e407b03e55a753ca"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-state-path-length-a1697556ce","title":"State path length","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Luna","question":"Read panels P1 through P7 from left to right. Each labeled tile shows LOW, MID, or HIGH using the STATE KEY. Treat LOW=0, MID=1, and HIGH=2. For each label, add the absolute changes between consecutive states. Which label has the greatest total state travel? Exactly one wins. Answer A, B, C, or D.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-state-path-length-a1697556ce/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-state-path-length-a1697556ce.json","detailSha256":"ea1382ca8be1bc1b2e879fd83f7af29b2fbd1ef25a633e80c7c3569db1747fe6"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-state-machine-tape-run-b37bf168c6","title":"State machine tape run","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The picture shows a transition table, a marker and a tape. Down the left of the table are four coloured circles: these are the four states, one per table row, and no two of them share a colour. Along the top of the table are three coloured squares: these are the three input symbols, one per table column, and no two of them share a colour. Every cell of the table holds a square painted in one of the four state colours: that cell says which state you move to if you are currently in the state of that cell's row and you read the symbol of that cell's column. A cell painted in its own row's colour means you stay where you are. To the left of the circles is a black ring: the marker starts in the state whose circle centre is nearest to the centre of that black ring. Below the table is a tape of coloured squares, each painted in one of the three symbol colours. The tape is read one square at a time from left to right, in the direction of the arrow drawn beneath it, and each square is one step: look up the row of the state you are currently in and the column whose header square has that tape square's colour, and move to the state named by that cell. Nothing about the run is drawn: the path of the marker and the state it ends in appear nowhere in the picture. After every tape square has been read in order, which state is the marker in? Answer with the colour of that state: red, blue, green or orange.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-state-machine-tape-run-b37bf168c6/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-state-machine-tape-run-b37bf168c6.json","detailSha256":"920f810dec3fa1d159b25cd879b8672b8097f8e62c7e95d0db4a4946c7ca6196"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-domino-roll-replay-5662f5a9e4","title":"Domino roll replay","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"The two-cell domino starts in the numbered bays shown; the magenta ring marks one end. Read the five arrow cards from left to right. Each arrow tries to roll the domino one bay in that direction. A successful roll shifts the domino one bay and swaps its two ends. An arrow that would cross an edge does nothing, including no end swap. Which bay contains the marked end after all five cards? Answer 1, 2, 3, 4, or 5.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-domino-roll-replay-5662f5a9e4/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-domino-roll-replay-5662f5a9e4.json","detailSha256":"e9ec08a38e6ac6d2765ad8a704ff3458a81d8b0931194d6630232ba3bfbc9223"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-guarded-skip-replay-b487189696","title":"Guarded skip replay","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"The badge starts in the state shown. Read the eight numbered cards from left to right. A FLIP card changes ON to OFF or OFF to ON. At a GUARD card, if the badge is ON, do not execute the next card and continue with the following card; if the badge is OFF, continue normally. Skipped cards have no effect. What state remains after the program? Answer ON or OFF.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-guarded-skip-replay-b487189696/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-guarded-skip-replay-b487189696.json","detailSha256":"1a994bd669272606eba4c72115b5d7ce52e0bd8bb66238c413e30c4009a842be"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-loop-separation-b190de5b7f","title":"Loop separation","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"The image shows one closed black loop drawn on a white background, and two small colored dots: one red and one blue. A closed loop splits the plane into two sides: its inside (the white pocket the loop surrounds) and its outside (the rest of the white background). The two dots are on OPPOSITE sides of the loop exactly when one of them lies inside the loop and the other lies outside it. Are the red dot and the blue dot on opposite sides of the closed black loop? Answer with exactly yes or no.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-loop-separation-b190de5b7f/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-loop-separation-b190de5b7f.json","detailSha256":"19312aa9c38c27906ca607ab2cbf161b30399f28c86bdd5f9a4393b34651df56"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-contour-closure-selection-fdd0f047e3","title":"Contour closure selection","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Luna","question":"Which colored contour is open? Answer red, green, or blue.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-contour-closure-selection-fdd0f047e3/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-contour-closure-selection-fdd0f047e3.json","detailSha256":"3a5647c9b4abde8ad2a162ac40205a2b714bd157ddb8dc3f0f6166e6cd092711"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-hub-removal-piece-count-e92690b2be","title":"Hub removal piece count","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The picture shows one flat network drawn on white paper: straight black struts joining round junctions. Three junctions are painted as large coloured hubs - one red, one green and one blue - and every other junction is a small black dot. The whole drawing is one single connected network: starting from any junction you can reach every other junction by walking along struts, and no two struts cross anywhere. Each coloured hub has exactly three struts touching it. Now imagine rubbing out all three coloured hubs at once, each one together with the three struts that touch it, and leaving every other junction and strut exactly where it is. What is left breaks into a number of separate pieces: two junctions belong to the same piece when a chain of remaining struts still joins them, and to different pieces when no chain of remaining struts joins them. The number of pieces left is four, five or six. How many separate pieces are left - four, five or six?","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-hub-removal-piece-count-e92690b2be/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-hub-removal-piece-count-e92690b2be.json","detailSha256":"2891ec3dc1fc91134258e5e16e5402fc886bab580c7c64e47c28fc808e4b1090"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-crossing-free-redraw-a4746596ec","title":"Crossing free redraw","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Gray links join cyan round stations. A crossing without a cyan station is not a connection. Could this same station-to-station network be redrawn so that no links cross except at stations? Answer yes or no.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-crossing-free-redraw-a4746596ec/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-crossing-free-redraw-a4746596ec.json","detailSha256":"266a86fb4a116a373f558e2f95df4048b30ef00d84f76e718a51d083a88458e3"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-euler-components-holes-8a1d765eda","title":"Euler components holes","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Count side-connected dark pieces and fully enclosed light holes. Are the two counts equal? Corner-only touching does not connect. Answer yes or no.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-euler-components-holes-8a1d765eda/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-euler-components-holes-8a1d765eda.json","detailSha256":"312892f00e932d4a6b14f56eefdb4f6df621738cbf021e7a0bfebb7dfc6578de"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-net-reaches-more-pads-cf22928f30","title":"Net reaches more pads","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"Opus 5","question":"This picture shows dark gray wires, one green square, one purple square and eight identical orange pads. Every wire runs only horizontally or vertically, and no wire ever touches or crosses another wire. Some wires contain a visible blank break; a break means the wire is cut there and nothing passes through it. A pad is supplied by a colored square when you can follow dark gray wire from that square to that pad without ever crossing a break or jumping a blank space. Each pad can be supplied by at most one square, and some pads are supplied by neither. How long the wires are, how many breaks each network has, where the pads sit and which side of the picture a square is on do not matter; only the number of pads each square supplies counts. Which colored square supplies more orange pads? Answer green or purple.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-net-reaches-more-pads-cf22928f30/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-net-reaches-more-pads-cf22928f30.json","detailSha256":"9b96b8fcca4971e16afe5b14996b88f5913114726b469789e16c630de490ad31"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-euler-trail-terminal-57b5b20d03","title":"Euler trail terminal","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Start at the green node and travel along the dark links. Use every dark link exactly once, without reusing a link. Which colored node must be last: red, orange, or purple?","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-euler-trail-terminal-57b5b20d03/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-euler-trail-terminal-57b5b20d03.json","detailSha256":"8629de6073728b6e6887d0023b21e0bca42beff332a0f45bec1387556bffc2ad"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-glyph-switch-terminal-ac8fad7542","title":"Glyph switch terminal","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Start at the green circle and take its solid link. Then move downward from junction to junction. At each purple junction, a circle means keep the incoming link style, while a square means switch style (solid to dashed or dashed to solid). Take the one outgoing link with the required style. Which colored terminal is reached? Links meet only at marked junctions and do not cross. Answer red, blue, orange, or cyan.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-glyph-switch-terminal-ac8fad7542/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-glyph-switch-terminal-ac8fad7542.json","detailSha256":"dc79373cdcd01e9f600805ec00f81a0d20fe1c55c0ae3b8c10ed1784444e1f3c"},{"id":"image-support-steered-beadring-cyclic-order-bind-ca0a65f95f","title":"Beadring cyclic order bind","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The dark board is scattered with small decorative coloured squares, and exactly one cream CARD sits somewhere on it. Only what is drawn on the card decides the answer; every square off the card is decoration and means nothing. The card carries three RINGS, each of six small square beads evenly spaced around a circle. Every bead is red, blue, green or purple, and a colour may repeat inside a ring. The single ring at the top of the card is the KEY ring. Below it are two DIAL rings, one on the left and one on the right, and under each dial ring lies one wide coloured BAR. Reading a ring means walking its six beads clockwise, starting at any bead, which gives that ring a closed cyclic colour order. Each dial ring carries exactly the same six bead colours as the key ring. One of the two dials is the key ring turned by some angle, so reading it clockwise gives the key's cyclic order starting somewhere else; the other dial is the key ring flipped over, so reading it clockwise gives the key's cyclic order backwards. Flipping keeps every colour count and keeps every pair of neighbouring beads, so counting colours or checking which colours touch cannot tell the two dials apart - only the clockwise direction of the order can. The two bars have two different colours drawn from red, blue, green and purple, and the bar colours are chosen independently of the beads, so no bead tells you a bar colour. What colour is the bar under the dial ring that is the key ring turned rather than flipped? Answer red, blue, green or purple.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-beadring-cyclic-order-bind-ca0a65f95f/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-beadring-cyclic-order-bind-ca0a65f95f.json","detailSha256":"856129d88aca92f94d9cd710010ff5e9b8149b3d688bdf22ce1b09a4f416e919"},{"id":"image-support-steered-xor-folded-stencil-a6bde5baa5","title":"Xor folded stencil","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"The wide card is the reference. Fold its left half rightward across the dashed crease. In each aligned square, the folded result is filled exactly when one source square is filled and the other is empty. Which colored rim encloses that result? Answer ruby, green, blue, or gold.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-xor-folded-stencil-a6bde5baa5/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-xor-folded-stencil-a6bde5baa5.json","detailSha256":"5c5b6e509b86b1c5fb3020132cab8ce4c856a394e44837eb38df2692cfa10a8b"},{"id":"image-support-steered-running-parity-correspondence-d69b236193","title":"Running parity correspondence","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"The upper-left grid is the SOURCE. In each row, scan left to right. An output cell is dark exactly when the number of dark SOURCE cells seen so far in that row, including the current cell, is odd. Exactly one of the other three grids is the output. Which color fills its tag strip? Answer amber, cyan, or violet.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-running-parity-correspondence-d69b236193/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-running-parity-correspondence-d69b236193.json","detailSha256":"bec177d6fa6a1a0e18716033c1e0c60fb1224a861eb34e6b0b5ee1bc9dd125b6"},{"id":"image-support-steered-region-axis-spread-6470492355","title":"Region axis spread","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Is the colored specimen's filled area spread more horizontally or vertically about the gold center marker? Count all colored area. Answer horizontal or vertical.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-region-axis-spread-6470492355/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-region-axis-spread-6470492355.json","detailSha256":"ac8050ee483ed770de4c735f4d03a0fac8f8ba0239d82a57cbe32dc9c25ae55b"},{"id":"image-support-steered-local-well-density-a9b27f387b","title":"Local well density","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Each outlined sampling well contains visible particles. Which well has the greater particle density: particle count divided by the visible interior area of its frame? 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Count each distinct crest that rises above the dashed guide.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-visible-m-arch-count-75b3d7e604/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-visible-m-arch-count-75b3d7e604.json","detailSha256":"400b198b884df7b5c657509e67fc729589fb31608e2f827642b08fc3f9bccb9a"},{"id":"image-support-steered-bowling-ball-finger-holes-d485a7a691","title":"Bowling ball finger holes","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Is the largest dark finger hole visibly below the other two holes on the colored bowling ball? Compare the three holes only; ignore gray lane marks. 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At twenty-five places along the wire, spread over every part of the spiral, the wire briefly leaves its lane: it steps sideways by a short jog, runs a short distance parallel to the lane it left, and steps back into that same lane. There are exactly twenty-five such detours and nothing else interrupts the wire. Carry out this operation: stand at the beaded end facing along the wire, walk the wire all the way to the bare tip, and for each detour in the order you meet it record whether the wire stepped out to your left hand or to your right hand at that moment, judging left and right from the direction you are walking at that point, not from the page. Write those twenty-five records into a 5 by 5 grid in that same order, filling row 1 left to right, then row 2, and so on to row 5, and mark every grid cell whose detour went to your left. Exactly 9 of the 25 cells are marked. The marked cells form one symbol on the grid: 'tee' is the whole top row together with the centre column below it; 'ell' is the whole left column together with the bottom row; 'plus' is the whole centre row together with the whole centre column; 'ex' is the two full diagonals. The spiral's winding sense, which tip carries the bead, the colours, the wire's position on the page and the small scattered squares elsewhere are decoration; only the left-or-right handedness of the twenty-five detours, taken in walking order from the beaded end, decides the symbol. Which symbol do the marked cells form? Answer with exactly one of: ell, ex, plus, tee.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-spiral-chirality-reveal-fdf724153b/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-spiral-chirality-reveal-fdf724153b.json","detailSha256":"0f59c1c103720b8d6dc0565c9b1add928726aa76fb1f6d81bfd51ae70da02fdd"},{"id":"image-support-steered-double-turn-stamp-98f39438ef","title":"Double turn stamp","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"The square tile holds a T-stamp. Apply the quarter-turn shown in the one-dot circle, then the quarter-turn shown in the two-dot circle. Each curved arrow turns the stamp 90 degrees in its arrow direction. Where does the T's full crossbar end up: top, right, bottom, or left?","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-double-turn-stamp-98f39438ef/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-double-turn-stamp-98f39438ef.json","detailSha256":"c4b39aa5211e2a2825cf9465657f19a3a88c238685e4075258921b26a2734329"},{"id":"image-support-steered-alternating-vertex-reflection-a422fc87fd","title":"Alternating vertex reflection","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Start at the red ring and follow the single dark trail to the gold triangle. Imagine the straight chord joining their centers. Number the seven cyan beads in travel order. Reflect beads 2, 4, and 6 across that chord; leave beads 1, 3, 5, and 7 fixed, then reconnect the endpoints and beads in order. Which path appears: arch (one bulge on the left-hand side as you travel red to gold), cup (one bulge on the right-hand side), or wave (one bulge on each side)?","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-alternating-vertex-reflection-a422fc87fd/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-alternating-vertex-reflection-a422fc87fd.json","detailSha256":"a4cefadebc72b69d022ae96179f378299a643559f607153402f7bd695a9f6ccd"},{"id":"image-support-steered-spiral-growth-handedness-993a91f14a","title":"Spiral growth handedness","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Follow the single blue trail from its tight inner end toward its wide outer end. Does it wind clockwise or counterclockwise? Answer clockwise or counterclockwise.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-spiral-growth-handedness-993a91f14a/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-spiral-growth-handedness-993a91f14a.json","detailSha256":"2f6f9e4b4398515d0e5f1852913b07bf8c2e9b96c9a8d812926b5b5f51c21bd3"},{"id":"image-support-steered-coherent-arc-triplet-d478a99537","title":"Coherent arc triplet","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Do all three separated colored curve fragments trace parts of one imaginary circle? Answer yes or no.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-coherent-arc-triplet-d478a99537/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-coherent-arc-triplet-d478a99537.json","detailSha256":"159e2f6c6663eecd0543094df3c3ae62e95523f284e35b40c03b15d3e538f19a"},{"id":"image-support-steered-junction-cell-search-75d0b20638","title":"Junction cell search","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Which colored patch contains a square joined edge-to-edge to colored squares above, below, left, and right?","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-junction-cell-search-75d0b20638/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-junction-cell-search-75d0b20638.json","detailSha256":"9f0d3c0047fbbb6485af063dabe5f2974a71c5b3b6497f684c7278a541ec4338"},{"id":"image-support-steered-paired-stamp-search-d6c1f64f03","title":"Paired stamp search","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Each labeled badge contains two detached 2×2 color stamps. Which badge has two identical stamp patterns? Exactly one does. Answer A, B, C, or D.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-paired-stamp-search-d6c1f64f03/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-paired-stamp-search-d6c1f64f03.json","detailSha256":"cca1730f255e901caba03d3c8462e2cd7496ece44a02198aa45d3412ceee48a4"},{"id":"image-support-steered-medallion-swap-replay-e3e9c5f9f0","title":"Medallion swap replay","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Opus 5","question":"Somewhere in this picture there is one small coloured medallion: a solid central disk wrapped in four concentric rings of equal thickness. Every ring is split down its vertical middle, so it has a left half of one colour and a right half of a different colour. Every coloured part of the medallion is red, green, blue, purple or orange. The colour of the central disk is the colour carried at the start. Each ring is one swap rule between its own two half colours: when the colour carried at that moment is one of that ring's two half colours it becomes the ring's other half colour, and otherwise that ring does nothing at all. The rings act one after another, beginning with the innermost ring, which touches the central disk, and working outwards to the outermost ring, so the order matters. The medallion may sit anywhere on the canvas, and every grey mark outside it is inert decoration that changes nothing. Which colour is carried after the outermost ring has acted? Answer with one of red, green, blue, purple or orange.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-medallion-swap-replay-e3e9c5f9f0/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-medallion-swap-replay-e3e9c5f9f0.json","detailSha256":"c5cd768dc0b61927cc09105c31ab136e71b7818e1ff338319b5a4f0ba862add0"},{"id":"image-support-steered-die-roll-dispatch-68e6fbbdf0","title":"Die roll dispatch","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"The START card shows the die's TOP, FRONT, and RIGHT faces. Opposite faces sum to 7. Read roll cards 1 then 2: each arrow rolls the die one step in that direction on the table (up means away from you; down means toward you). What number is on TOP after both rolls?","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-die-roll-dispatch-68e6fbbdf0/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-die-roll-dispatch-68e6fbbdf0.json","detailSha256":"7ba6c80ba3a48ca4044174aa7e37853918cef0eda2f7e948d92a7f09013e0ca9"},{"id":"image-support-steered-interval-clamp-cascade-ca0dcf68cb","title":"Interval clamp cascade","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"The orange ring marks the starting lane. Read the six highlighted bands from top to bottom. At each band, keep the marker where it is if its lane is highlighted. If it is outside the band, move it to the nearest highlighted end. After all six bands, which lane remains: A, B, C, D, or E?","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-interval-clamp-cascade-ca0dcf68cb/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-interval-clamp-cascade-ca0dcf68cb.json","detailSha256":"6f1aa10d24233168c205965af58f990d9a18a756cfe39116da1c0d8fc72c75e3"},{"id":"image-support-steered-railway-station-precedence-5be3c2c379","title":"Railway station precedence","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Follow the single black railway from the orange terminal to the blue terminal. Do you reach the cyan station before the yellow station? Answer yes or no.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-railway-station-precedence-5be3c2c379/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-railway-station-precedence-5be3c2c379.json","detailSha256":"6bf6d1aa276762de51401feba18492d0f024dfaf52c0823fcb10631e775fc325"},{"id":"image-support-steered-courtyard-island-separation-e4560128ca","title":"Courtyard island separation","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Does the enclosed white courtyard wrap all the way around a detached colored island? Answer yes if the inner colored region is separated from the outer colored sheet by white on every side; answer no if it is joined to the outer sheet. White areas connect through shared edges, not diagonal corners.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-courtyard-island-separation-e4560128ca/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-courtyard-island-separation-e4560128ca.json","detailSha256":"b10539a7e612174d258e98f9282a08bdfe46611853b47ae6e1ed951c3916c7f0"},{"id":"image-support-steered-wide-fork-terminal-6b573ce1f3","title":"Wide fork terminal","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Trace the dark channel from the green START to the central fork. Follow the wider of the two outgoing dark corridors. Which terminal does it reach: cyan or orange?","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-wide-fork-terminal-6b573ce1f3/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-wide-fork-terminal-6b573ce1f3.json","detailSha256":"19036a195a41962663cf66ec971a79675755409054b6cb224522d40bd78f473c"},{"id":"image-support-steered-symbol-relay-trace-c559dd66f5","title":"Symbol relay trace","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"First, in the left panel, start at the blue ring and follow its unbroken navy route to the violet symbol (circle or square). Then, in the right panel, start at the matching violet symbol and follow that symbol's separate navy route. Which terminal ring does it reach: red or gold? Ignore pale gray dashes.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-symbol-relay-trace-c559dd66f5/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-symbol-relay-trace-c559dd66f5.json","detailSha256":"dbabca94d46c7d8ec2aa4b89626ea8c480fcd28f084e293bbdb98923ebd3ee02"},{"id":"model-feedback-normalized-pan-average-f7307248b0","title":"Normalized pan average","experiment":"model-feedback","experimentLabel":"Model-feedback-steered generation","profile":null,"generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"Two boxes, A on the left and B on the right, hold coloured disks of three colours; the two boxes need not hold the same number of disks. Across the top a key shows three colour swatches; beside each swatch a row of one, two, or three dark dots gives that colour's weight (one dot is weight one, three dots are weight three).  For each box its average weight is the sum of the weights of its disks' colours, divided by the number of disks in that box.  Which box has the larger average weight per disk: A or B?  Answer with exactly one of: A, B.","image":"static/questions/model-feedback-normalized-pan-average-f7307248b0/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/model-feedback-normalized-pan-average-f7307248b0.json","detailSha256":"8a007d6fcf59698b7289475deb681d748e4902be2e55b23e3bc12d1a17145474"},{"id":"model-feedback-keyed-grid-intersection-9ada6bfe8e","title":"Keyed grid intersection","experiment":"model-feedback","experimentLabel":"Model-feedback-steered generation","profile":null,"generator":"Luna","question":"For each QUERY pair, use KEY to replace its first badge by a row token and its second badge by a column token. Which pair lands on the gold cell in GRID? Answer 1 or 2.","image":"static/questions/model-feedback-keyed-grid-intersection-9ada6bfe8e/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/model-feedback-keyed-grid-intersection-9ada6bfe8e.json","detailSha256":"715da22000f48e1af4fdc94b59d43dc2e1491e2b43e151f7ddc04c3fd4d6e4d5"},{"id":"model-feedback-handed-relay-transport-8909f2c3a9","title":"Handed relay transport","experiment":"model-feedback","experimentLabel":"Model-feedback-steered generation","profile":null,"generator":"Opus 5","question":"One motion of the plane carries the green tile exactly onto the orange tile; call it A. One motion carries the blue tile exactly onto the cyan tile; call it B. Each of them may be a turn, a slide or a flip. Apply A to the purple dot, then apply B to where it lands. Which black square does the dot end in? The four black squares are numbered 1 to 4 from left to right. Answer with exactly one of: square-1, square-2, square-3, square-4.","image":"static/questions/model-feedback-handed-relay-transport-8909f2c3a9/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/model-feedback-handed-relay-transport-8909f2c3a9.json","detailSha256":"c3466f42b454f3a83b98b3abaef75be85d6e0724a2bd0357266037622369c31e"},{"id":"model-feedback-counterfactual-patch-search-2a4a6195fc","title":"Counterfactual patch search","experiment":"model-feedback","experimentLabel":"Model-feedback-steered generation","profile":null,"generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Freeze the bit arriving at blue SAMPLE in the displayed current circuit. Release amber NOW. Then try the four violet PATCH sockets one at a time, forcing the frozen bit at that socket only. Exactly one patch recreates all four displayed outputs. Which one: patch-A, patch-B, patch-C, or patch-D?","image":"static/questions/model-feedback-counterfactual-patch-search-2a4a6195fc/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/model-feedback-counterfactual-patch-search-2a4a6195fc.json","detailSha256":"d759e6bd5b5b838a1c7d3dc285958b494773b4a94f84c53475f896e659293726"},{"id":"model-feedback-ordinal-mass-guarantee-416415be60","title":"Ordinal mass guarantee","experiment":"model-feedback","experimentLabel":"Model-feedback-steered generation","profile":null,"generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Each CLUE says its LEFT pair is heavier than its RIGHT pair. The six colors have different whole-number masses from 1 to 9. Which TEST must also have LEFT heavier for every mass assignment fitting all seven clues? Answer test-1, test-2, test-3, or test-4.","image":"static/questions/model-feedback-ordinal-mass-guarantee-416415be60/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/model-feedback-ordinal-mass-guarantee-416415be60.json","detailSha256":"8236122eeeb700719a4aef3ed762b14e31ac65fb9e998c30f89b4f9b09f15c7c"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-correspondence-partition-color-c05cb0f1a7","title":"Correspondence partition color","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"The gray bar at the top is divided by a dark vertical line that sits at a specific fraction of its length. Below it are three colored bars, each divided at a different fraction and shown in a different color with a different width. Which colored bar has its dark partition line at exactly the same fraction of its own length as the gray bar? Answer with that bar's color (red, green, or blue).","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-correspondence-partition-color-c05cb0f1a7/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-correspondence-partition-color-c05cb0f1a7.json","detailSha256":"71a1df03e2c5d4c4f32e3b3be78a051363b33087cece0a313657fc14bc3195df"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-wire-bend-bead-spacing-binding-dc8da35e6b","title":"Wire bend bead spacing binding","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Opus 5","question":"Each panel shows one thin wire carrying four beads. The lower wire is the same wire as the upper one after bending: the bends changed, but the total wire length and the distance of every bead measured along the wire never changed. The wire may have been turned end for end, so the lower wire can run in either direction. The upper beads are coloured, the lower beads are all gray, and exactly one lower bead is circled in black. Which colour is that circled bead in the upper panel? Answer red, blue, green, or orange.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-wire-bend-bead-spacing-binding-dc8da35e6b/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-wire-bend-bead-spacing-binding-dc8da35e6b.json","detailSha256":"ad52e59402e855ce3f2477d0963804bb30cbff5c66179a088072e1eb7f796e08"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-mirror-fold-landmark-94cd23a716","title":"Mirror fold landmark","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"The dashed vertical line is a mirror fold. Reflect the center of the magenta diamond straight across that line, keeping the same height and the same perpendicular distance. Which colored dot has the reflected center? 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Answer the colour whose two bars are more equal in height, red or blue.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-sum-height-color-compare-83905667da/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-sum-height-color-compare-83905667da.json","detailSha256":"9dd0104ba157de61067d02715457a593e6f625729cadffc0c48346209e7b02ff"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-disk-bar-clearance-bc41bf09e8","title":"Disk bar clearance","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Luna","question":"Panel A is the left panel and panel B is the right panel. Which panel has the smaller vertical disk-to-bar clearance? Answer A or B.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-disk-bar-clearance-bc41bf09e8/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-disk-bar-clearance-bc41bf09e8.json","detailSha256":"6ba76fa6ac329d2460d4c9c1f969145b4dbda6f31276b53ca487adafaa9a9147"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-spacing-evenness-lane-a958d163d6","title":"Spacing evenness lane","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The picture shows five horizontal LANES of small upright tick marks: one red lane, one green, one blue, one orange and one purple. A lane is simply all the marks of one colour sitting on one grey rail. Every lane holds exactly the same number of marks, eight, every lane's leftmost mark starts at the same place on the page and every lane's rightmost mark ends at the same place, and every mark is drawn the same size and the same brightness. So the number of marks, the amount of coloured ink, how far a lane reaches, how wide a lane is and the average spacing of a lane are identical for all five colours and mean nothing. Take one lane at a time and look only at the seven GAPS between its neighbouring marks, measured from mark to mark along the page. Find that lane's WIDEST gap and that lane's NARROWEST gap and subtract the narrowest from the widest: that difference is how UNEVEN the lane is, and a lane whose marks are spaced almost equally gives a small difference. The answer is the colour of the lane with the SMALLEST such difference, that is, the most evenly spaced lane. No gap is marked, measured or labelled anywhere in the picture, and vertical height, the top-to-bottom order of the lanes and the left-to-right order of the marks mean nothing. Cheap readings are deliberately steered elsewhere: in every picture the lane holding the single widest gap of all, the lane holding the single narrowest gap of all and the lane with the widest opening gap each belong to a colour that is NOT the answer, and which row a lane occupies is the answer no more often than chance allows. The frame, the pale grey vertical guide lines and the grey rails are decoration and mean nothing. Which colour's lane is the most evenly spaced? Answer red, green, blue, orange or purple.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-spacing-evenness-lane-a958d163d6/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-spacing-evenness-lane-a958d163d6.json","detailSha256":"a66c3054a05dbd016d0a9eb1a4ee474341cb5c744a1ca8f9f928ef6811229927"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-pareto-bubble-area-leader-79daf47196","title":"Pareto bubble area leader","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"A bubble is on the upper-right frontier if no other bubble is both farther right and higher. Among frontier bubbles, which has the largest visible disk area? Answer blue, orange, green, purple, or red.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-pareto-bubble-area-leader-79daf47196/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-pareto-bubble-area-leader-79daf47196.json","detailSha256":"4ed47cdafd5d89947fd6dd9b8a8811e06021ffec98fb9258fb24950307e5d3a9"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-slopegraph-rank-gain-be9d6db5e2","title":"Slopegraph rank gain","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"The legend lists series A-D from top to bottom. In each vertical column, rank the four markers from highest (rank 1) to lowest (rank 4). Subtract the AFTER rank from the BEFORE rank. Which series has the largest result? Answer A, B, C, or D.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-slopegraph-rank-gain-be9d6db5e2/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-slopegraph-rank-gain-be9d6db5e2.json","detailSha256":"56705461e994ba14fab6c2d3ec9e3d31efe2bd698389c5565537d76412ba5019"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-prior-traffic-lamps-b37ab9374a","title":"Prior traffic lamps","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"This is a traffic signal. An ordinary traffic signal has exactly three lamps -- red, yellow, and green -- but report exactly what is drawn here. How many round lamps does this traffic signal actually have? Count the visible lamps and answer with a single number.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-prior-traffic-lamps-b37ab9374a/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-prior-traffic-lamps-b37ab9374a.json","detailSha256":"9ed85edb8f13e1f146a69952e3df2dc1b98c1079fb2300826a849c1528c7f9cf"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-planet-moon-binding-c98f98ffaa","title":"Planet moon binding","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"Luna","question":"How many blue planets have exactly one visible moon? Count only large blue planet circles with exactly one small moon circle on their nearby orbit; ignore orbit lines, cards, and the title. Answer with a number.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-planet-moon-binding-c98f98ffaa/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-planet-moon-binding-c98f98ffaa.json","detailSha256":"003fbb63dd5a3b9289bb7a3c7b72ceb8fadcaea42e0634852aa009aff1fc9915"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-hillside-post-upright-dcf7c777a8","title":"Hillside post upright","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"Opus 5","question":"This image shows one straight coloured post planted on a sloping hillside. The hillside is the large solid coloured area, and the straight line where it meets the white sky is the ground line. The grey page frame and the grey stones lying inside the hillside are fixed decoration: they never indicate the answer. The post is always painted exactly along one of two directions, and only these two are possible. It is UPRIGHT when it is parallel to the left and right edges of the page, so that it makes the same angle with the page's top edge as those side edges do. It is SQUARE when it stands at a right angle to the ground line it is planted on, so that it leans by exactly the slope of the hillside. Which of the two it is, which way the hillside slopes, how steep the slope is, the height of the ground line, the two colours, the position of the post along the slope, and the post's length and thickness all change from image to image. Judge the direction actually painted in this image by comparing the post with the page edges and with the ground line, and do not answer from the direction a post normally has. Is the post upright or square? Answer with exactly one of the words upright or square.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-hillside-post-upright-dcf7c777a8/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-hillside-post-upright-dcf7c777a8.json","detailSha256":"129aa3d5726853c863d2247a0360a91129f1c25542cf73617b9a5381a37058ee"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-traffic-signal-top-color-6e7a102114","title":"Traffic signal top color","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Which color is the top lamp in the traffic signal? Answer red, yellow, or green.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-traffic-signal-top-color-6e7a102114/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-traffic-signal-top-color-6e7a102114.json","detailSha256":"b428fc79f47e9db897affdbb31536bd87bfb786f0ffe43e83599f68b0812d243"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-teapot-appendage-opposition-conflict-ce925eeb69","title":"Teapot appendage opposition conflict","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"On the visible teapot, are the orange triangular spout and green loop handle attached to opposite sides of the blue body? Answer yes or no.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-teapot-appendage-opposition-conflict-ce925eeb69/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-teapot-appendage-opposition-conflict-ce925eeb69.json","detailSha256":"92ce8bdf26deb523cd1abd15240b8a2365ae709bfe9401fed6361a5ff94cb753"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-texture-variance-reveal-bb3c948d7f","title":"Texture variance reveal","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"The image is a 32x32 field of gray-noise blocks; every block has the same mean brightness, but a coarse diagonal band is hidden in the local texture: inside the band each block carries a strong checkerboard modulation, outside it a low-dispersion gray noise. Compute the local luminance VARIANCE of every block so the high-texture blocks light up and the band appears. Which diagonal band is revealed, the rising band A or the falling band B? Answer A or B.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-texture-variance-reveal-bb3c948d7f/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-texture-variance-reveal-bb3c948d7f.json","detailSha256":"ee6701129e389e4c605415bad45412d761e4efeb309e226ca7c9fcd60e9a0dc8"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-median-rank-filter-reveal-c2bffaae95","title":"Median rank filter reveal","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Luna","question":"Find the gray square just inside four colored 16x16 corner marks, with an 8-pixel gap. Replace each pixel by the median of its centered 7x7 grayscale neighborhood, using edge replication. Ignore the marks and canvas. Which broad symbol appears: fan, gate, orb, or sail? Answer with one listed word.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-median-rank-filter-reveal-c2bffaae95/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-median-rank-filter-reveal-c2bffaae95.json","detailSha256":"a7ec125ee0e44d2df424f5e6c878c8a2f8361bfbb3e960d844fab9c54ea9e86f"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-stepwise-pen-trail-reveal-c7342cac27","title":"Stepwise pen trail reveal","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The picture shows one empty grid of 7 rows and 7 columns of square cells, and above the grid a list of solid triangular arrows. Exactly one cell of the grid carries a small hollow square marker: that cell is where the pen starts. Read the arrows in printed order, taking the top row of arrows first, then each next row down, and inside a row from left to right. Each arrow moves the pen exactly one cell in the direction that arrow points: up, down, left or right. Ink the starting cell and every cell the pen enters; a cell entered more than once is simply inked. The pen never leaves the grid. The inked cells form a shape that most closely matches one of these five symbols: bracket (two horizontal bars, one along the top row and one lower down, joined at their right ends by a short vertical bar), ell (a vertical bar down the left column with a horizontal foot running right along the bottom row), plus (a horizontal bar across the middle row crossing a vertical bar down the middle column), stairs (a staircase of cells climbing from the bottom left corner to the top right corner), tee (a bar along the top row with a vertical stem hanging from its middle). Which symbol is it? Answer with one word.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-stepwise-pen-trail-reveal-c7342cac27/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-stepwise-pen-trail-reveal-c7342cac27.json","detailSha256":"670e7cea8ecddbc5b7244e0f539e2b086a8d1d0a5e12dd507b82a33852d43eef"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-paired-luminance-decode-80dc5c0b41","title":"Paired luminance decode","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Treat each outlined left-right tone pair as one cell. Mark the cell black exactly when its left half is darker than its right half; otherwise leave it white. Which symbol does the resulting 9 by 9 grid show: plus or X?","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-paired-luminance-decode-80dc5c0b41/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-paired-luminance-decode-80dc5c0b41.json","detailSha256":"dc490466c1e36c82b847ac03cd96bf2b27afe58f6680e7d29440816406864907"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-runlength-strip-expansion-arrow-c93dd87465","title":"Runlength strip expansion arrow","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Inside the cyan frame, each of the nine lanes is one compressed row; ignore the gray bars outside. Read separated bars left to right: width in gold-bar lengths is run length, dark expands to dark tiles, and pale expands to blank tiles. Expand each lane to nine tiles, keep lanes top to bottom, and do not rotate or reflect. Which arrow is closest: up, right, down, or left? Closest means fewest differing tiles; ties are ambiguous and quarantined.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-runlength-strip-expansion-arrow-c93dd87465/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-runlength-strip-expansion-arrow-c93dd87465.json","detailSha256":"d3197f3273973e91aac5b6620ddeadfcad48eca8fb597d662924f283d9d300ad"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-texture-energy-silhouette-742ad97a79","title":"Texture energy silhouette","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"A field of random dark dots covers the canvas; inside one central region the dots are packed densely while outside they are scattered sparsely. Which shape does that denser cluster of dots outline? Choose from: circle, square, diamond, triangle.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-texture-energy-silhouette-742ad97a79/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-texture-energy-silhouette-742ad97a79.json","detailSha256":"b6a70fc6788d8b95053989ffff548f072c9ea5a770a51442925097cc832a9f77"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-fragmented-contour-closure-f95bea8644","title":"Fragmented contour closure","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"Luna","question":"Ignore any one stroke or panel location and judge the whole fragmented contour. Which color forms the most globally closed loop? Answer red, blue, or green.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-fragmented-contour-closure-f95bea8644/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-fragmented-contour-closure-f95bea8644.json","detailSha256":"a211696a7be5f6c5966779926cb4937819514413a8bc08e50ad4e9621077571f"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-rotation-order-cfc03bc77a","title":"Rotation order","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The picture shows twelve identical coloured dots and one black cross. Turn the whole picture about the centre of the cross by 360/k degrees, where k is a whole number. For some values of k every dot lands exactly on a dot, so the arrangement looks unchanged; the only values of k to consider are 2, 3, 4 and 6. What is the largest such k? Answer 2, 3, 4 or 6.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-rotation-order-cfc03bc77a/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-rotation-order-cfc03bc77a.json","detailSha256":"3218a79b8d9acf5414a5e605e4d61553843aa4b788026fdbce9819e7bc5acf9b"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-texture-region-hole-6a70417345","title":"Texture region hole","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"The short black dashes lie on a regular grid and slant either up-right or down-right. Treat edge-neighboring grid cells with up-right dashes as one region. Does that region surround a finite group of down-right dashes, forming a hole? Answer yes or no.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-texture-region-hole-6a70417345/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-texture-region-hole-6a70417345.json","detailSha256":"76768aee050d0e41498c4ce659b305e9da90f33ad61665577251abdd5e364696"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-fragmented-circle-center-cdefdbd958","title":"Fragmented circle center","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"All four dots are candidates. The disconnected dark arcs are pieces of one circle. Which colored dot is at that circle's center? Answer red, blue, green, or orange.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-fragmented-circle-center-cdefdbd958/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-fragmented-circle-center-cdefdbd958.json","detailSha256":"ce2369cdc3dafe96fce380a4d182e84c80a4e4c8a683f1e9ba395444ff80652a"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-proximity-pair-oddball-dadeeca489","title":"Proximity pair oddball","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"The image is split by thin lines into four quadrants: top-left, top-right, bottom-left, and bottom-right. Each quadrant contains two dark dots. In exactly three of the quadrants the two dots are far apart from each other; in the remaining one quadrant the two dots are very close together. Which quadrant contains the pair of dots that are the closest together? Answer with the quadrant name.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-proximity-pair-oddball-dadeeca489/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-proximity-pair-oddball-dadeeca489.json","detailSha256":"7035aa9237cf5e358ce4808950ed15e550ecbfa5d7a2b5fa4b8a1d867bef4be6"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-triple-concurrence-panel-d8d7a473b8","title":"Triple concurrence panel","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"Opus 5","question":"Thin gray lines split this image into four panels of equal size standing side by side, counted from the left. Every panel contains exactly three straight lines, one red, one green and one blue, and each line is drawn all the way across its own panel. Inside a panel every pair of lines crosses exactly once, so each panel shows three crossing points. In exactly one panel the three lines all run through one single common point, so its three crossings coincide and no triangle is visible there. In every other panel the three crossings stay apart and leave a small open triangle of white background between them. The same three colours, the same stroke width and three full-width lines appear in every panel, and the line bearings, the crossing location inside the panel and the size of each triangle are drawn independently of the answer, so colour, ink, line angle, crossing position and panel position carry no information. Judge each panel only by the three lines drawn inside it. Which half of the image contains the panel whose three lines all run through one common point, given that the first two panels form the left half and the last two form the right half? Answer with exactly one of: left, right.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-triple-concurrence-panel-d8d7a473b8/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-triple-concurrence-panel-d8d7a473b8.json","detailSha256":"23386869ec30e48cda99348373b671319ab193be02ab14a5f9299921a635d1bb"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-directed-bead-sequence-search-8453314d1b","title":"Directed bead sequence search","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Which labeled panel has the same bead-color order as the REFERENCE when each route is followed from its teal triangle to its navy square? Route shape and spacing do not matter; A-D run left to right.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-directed-bead-sequence-search-8453314d1b/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-directed-bead-sequence-search-8453314d1b.json","detailSha256":"d554d334b6d72add7239be28d1957092ca93bff9c97c04e70179325b4a56eb5a"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-dual-sequence-search-b0527724ee","title":"Dual sequence search","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Each lane contains the same four symbols. From left to right, which lane is large-small-large-small and circle-circle-square-square? 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Reading the panels in order and following the swap marks, which slot does the ringed token occupy in the last (bottom) panel? Answer 'slot 1', 'slot 2', 'slot 3', or 'slot 4'.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-state-visible-swaps-94b0d9797a/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-state-visible-swaps-94b0d9797a.json","detailSha256":"2aa238c7295dd3d5e2b0c3452436b161e18b3e4f25b4a383a1e697d186dcf500"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-lagged-leader-state-a404aa56a9","title":"Lagged leader state","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Luna","question":"Read panels P1 through P6 from left to right. The LEADER row gives one state per panel. Which label's state at P2 through P6 exactly matches the LEADER state at the preceding panel P1 through P5? 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A single black triangle is drawn above the row: the marked disc is the disc whose centre is nearest to that triangle. The cream card at the bottom of the picture carries a number of black pips; call that number k, so k is how many pips are drawn on the card. Discs are taken away one at a time by this rule. For the first count, the marked disc is counted as one, the disc to its right is counted as two, and so on, counting k discs in all; the k-th disc counted is taken away. Every later count starts at the disc still standing that comes next to the right of the disc just taken away, counting that disc as one, and again counts k discs and takes the k-th away. Only discs still standing are ever counted: a disc that has been taken away is skipped over and is never counted again, and counting wraps from the right end of the row round to the left end as often as needed. Discs never move sideways and a disc that has been taken away never comes back. This is repeated until only one disc is left standing. The picture shows only the starting row: no disc is drawn as taken away, and neither the later rows nor the last disc is drawn anywhere in the picture. What colour is the one disc still standing at the end? Answer with one word: red, orange, yellow, green, teal, blue or purple.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-count-out-elimination-ring-bfa832fca8/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-count-out-elimination-ring-bfa832fca8.json","detailSha256":"ba9d472fd593cd7ad5de15ac01ff2d7c785bb428f29c4f557f2a40772c0a790c"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-line-push-replay-5dcd443098","title":"Line push replay","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Crates start in the four numbered bays shown; one bay is empty, and the magenta ring marks the queried crate. Read the six cards from left to right. Each card's color names a crate and its arrow gives a direction. That crate tries to move one bay. If crates are in the way, it pushes the whole touching chain one bay only when there is an empty bay before the edge; otherwise nothing moves. Which bay contains the ringed crate at the end? Answer 1, 2, 3, or 4.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-line-push-replay-5dcd443098/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-line-push-replay-5dcd443098.json","detailSha256":"4109857a182defa11456368df6cbf69152a3395dd52fb294d8690e589b54cc2a"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-zone-coverage-race-ba61ccb16f","title":"Zone coverage race","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Read panels 1 through 5 from left to right. Identify each token by its black pip count: A=1, B=2, C=3, and D=4. A token visits a zone when it appears inside that zone's BLUE, AMBER, or GREEN band. Which token is the first to have visited all three different zones at least once? Answer A, B, C, or D.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-zone-coverage-race-ba61ccb16f/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-zone-coverage-race-ba61ccb16f.json","detailSha256":"f1a45d9576e13eece2c2342c2fd864e0293781980c4223b3242edca647048d6a"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-gate-opens-pocket-c1f008a407","title":"Gate opens pocket","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"The image shows a closed black ring loop drawn on a white background, with a small green dot sitting in the white pocket at the center of the ring. Two colored gate markers, one red and one blue, rest on the circular path of the ring. At exactly ONE of the two gates the ring band has a real break, an open gap where the ring is not drawn, so that the sealed central pocket connects to the outside white through that opening. At the other gate the ring is a continuous, unbroken band. If the gate at the opening were removed, the green dot could pass out of the central pocket. Look at the red and blue gates. The ring is broken at exactly one of them. Which colored gate sits at the gap in the ring? Answer with exactly red or blue.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-gate-opens-pocket-c1f008a407/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-gate-opens-pocket-c1f008a407.json","detailSha256":"e262df70ceeca2965cc689428c50c6f6674c485d763066830a8f1914ef851d63"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-same-room-pair-f21a133ce3","title":"Same room pair","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The picture shows white paper with several closed black fences painted on it; fences may cross one another. A room is a piece of white paper you can walk over without ever crossing a painted black fence line; the coloured dots are painted flat on the paper and never block the way, and you may not leave the paper. Every one of the three dots - red, green and blue - lies inside the same number of fences as the other two, and exactly two of them are in one and the same room. Which two dots are in the same room: red and green, red and blue, or green and blue?","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-same-room-pair-f21a133ce3/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-same-room-pair-f21a133ce3.json","detailSha256":"6e4ef1b68b509dde694dcfc87582db962a80986cc54a4dd1a0f3f5f5e8d75015"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-spanning-tree-count-panel-aa6176c269","title":"Spanning tree count panel","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"A spanning tree is a selection of drawn links that connects every round station without a loop. Which network has exactly 21 different spanning trees? Answer left, center, or right.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-spanning-tree-count-panel-aa6176c269/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-spanning-tree-count-panel-aa6176c269.json","detailSha256":"2697383c5691ab48e66f9c8ddc7371e82b11753bdc3bfc6d8dd3cfda2de2d184"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-marked-wall-two-rooms-97c05a747c","title":"Marked wall two rooms","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Does the orange wall segment have a different enclosed white room on each of its two long sides? A room is a side-connected white region cut off from the outside; corner-only contact does not join rooms. 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Exactly one bead is passed second, that is, it lies between the other two beads along the cord; this middle bead is the same whichever end you start from. Straight-line distance across the picture does not matter, and a bead that looks like it sits between the other two in the picture need not be the middle one along the cord. Which bead is the middle one along the cord? Answer red, blue, or amber.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-cord-middle-bead-d453260260/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-cord-middle-bead-d453260260.json","detailSha256":"a19f141b87dd52e7ce206773868952a2b00c354ab3bcb33b56286a677ac48cb9"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-crossover-continuity-terminal-5910e5ccea","title":"Crossover continuity terminal","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Start at the green ring and follow the dark route. At each cyan crossover ring, leave by the spoke directly opposite the one you entered; do not turn onto a side spoke. Small gray dots are bends, not choices. Which colored square do you reach: orange, purple, or blue?","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-crossover-continuity-terminal-5910e5ccea/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-crossover-continuity-terminal-5910e5ccea.json","detailSha256":"6f2446b2fbc9bde45c46b162a1dcf759da3f208ae7e552aa2b7ab1b89ca1f988"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-alternating-link-terminal-b13582e21f","title":"Alternating link terminal","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Starting at the green START circle, inspect each route to a colored terminal. Which terminal's five links alternate solid, dashed, solid, dashed, solid in that order? A link is the black stroke between neighboring circles. Answer red, blue, or orange.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-alternating-link-terminal-b13582e21f/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-alternating-link-terminal-b13582e21f.json","detailSha256":"b7e68694104b9cdb1d08fea3d11c353efa3eb1beeb9a3ea6c1552ee8b6d6da5f"},{"id":"image-support-steered-tickrow-mirror-pip-read-ddcc414306","title":"Tickrow mirror pip read","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The board is a plain sand-coloured surface littered with small coloured decorative marks - dots, bars, rings and squares - that mean nothing. Lying on the board are exactly three white cards with thin dark borders, all close together in one small part of the board; they never touch each other or any decorative mark, and nothing else in the picture is white. One card is clearly larger than the other two: that large card is the SEAL. The two smaller cards are the KEYS. Every one of the three cards carries, near its top, a row of exactly three short black ticks. On every card the ticks sit on the same invisible lattice of seven evenly spaced slots with the same spacing, so a tick row is fully described by the two slot gaps between its first and second tick and between its second and third tick. The seal's two gaps are never equal. Exactly one key repeats the seal's tick row SLID sideways: its two gaps, read left to right, are the seal's two gaps in the same order. The other key repeats the seal's tick row MIRRORED left to right: its two gaps, read left to right, are the seal's two gaps in the opposite order. Both keys are slid to a different starting slot from the seal's row, both carry exactly three ticks, and both carry exactly the same amount of tick ink, so ink, tick count, card size, card colour and card position tell you nothing about which key is the mirrored one. Below its tick row each key also carries a row of PIPS: between one and four small black filled squares, clearly shorter than the ticks. The two keys always carry different pip counts. The seal carries no pips. You must find the seal, compare each key's tick rhythm with the seal's, and decide which key is the mirrored one before reading its pips. How many pips does the MIRRORED key carry? Answer one, two, three or four.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-tickrow-mirror-pip-read-ddcc414306/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-tickrow-mirror-pip-read-ddcc414306.json","detailSha256":"abf1937fb7073bcf00613ab14673540ef9edcc355ba065419a45ce2262848e9c"},{"id":"image-support-steered-nested-band-echo-b56866e4a2","title":"Nested band echo","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"The gold-tabbed seal is the reference. In each seal, count navy dots in each of the three nested bands: inside the smallest ring, between the small and middle rings, and between the middle and outer ring. Dot angles may change. Which red, green, or blue tab marks the seal with the same three counts? Answer red, green, or blue.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-nested-band-echo-b56866e4a2/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-nested-band-echo-b56866e4a2.json","detailSha256":"2c0ff8361d7d4f9e8375fb091635ee16822743a796cb885a196302dbb4c20b6b"},{"id":"image-support-steered-bendprint-correspondence-e276222383","title":"Bendprint correspondence","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"The black panel is the reference. One colored panel contains the same connected zigzag after any rotation or mirror flip; the other two rearrange its interior bends. Which color is the matching path? Answer amber, cyan, or violet.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-bendprint-correspondence-e276222383/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-bendprint-correspondence-e276222383.json","detailSha256":"1cc9abdbbbd917982383355e2efca2e27fcc149dbcd7098781261cb3b715a697"},{"id":"image-support-steered-paired-span-overlap-66864ce8a0","title":"Paired span overlap","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"For each color, divide the horizontal length shared by both bars by the full horizontal span from that pair's leftmost to rightmost endpoint. Which color has the larger fraction? Answer coral or blue.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-paired-span-overlap-66864ce8a0/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-paired-span-overlap-66864ce8a0.json","detailSha256":"2d6a12d4347230519a1a8ddc87a954a531705b2dab6f65272a517f27d9357bd4"},{"id":"image-support-steered-local-pairing-cost-b93f0b50ee","title":"Local pairing cost","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"In the local four-dot inset, define WITHIN as the center-to-center distance between the two cyan dots plus that between the two orange dots. Define CROSS as the smaller total from the two possible one-to-one cyan-orange pairings. Which total is smaller? Answer WITHIN or CROSS.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-local-pairing-cost-b93f0b50ee/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-local-pairing-cost-b93f0b50ee.json","detailSha256":"78d734e9096a0e5fe31d290e17e0521f23de6a2713c153802db0f26f024f4b8f"},{"id":"image-support-steered-continuous-staff-row-count-809887ab2f","title":"Continuous staff row count","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"How many long horizontal rows are in the visible music staff? Count each long row of the single continuous dark staff stroke once; ignore the short side connectors and the colored noteheads.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-continuous-staff-row-count-809887ab2f/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-continuous-staff-row-count-809887ab2f.json","detailSha256":"8067a6d6140e4b99bbcc4fe706c9db8e50bdba81bc9593d1e23da74012a2336e"},{"id":"image-support-steered-snake-staff-side-alternation-df3d2466b1","title":"Snake staff side alternation","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"From the snake's head downward, treat each colored bulge that leaves the gray staff and returns to it as one loop. Do all four successive loops alternate left and right of the staff? 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Which glyph appears: Z, I, H, or U?","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-height-tab-strip-sort-a594bc04b7/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-height-tab-strip-sort-a594bc04b7.json","detailSha256":"a0600c24eda5a8b5b4ed4888895b9e30f87c4dd0a32ab44ed24606c6f561575a"},{"id":"image-support-steered-hinge-mirror-unfold-cd3ad23cab","title":"Hinge mirror unfold","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Reflect the small 7-by-4 cell panel across its red hinge to make a 7-by-7 grid, keeping the hinge-side column only once. Which dark-cell symbol needs the fewest cell changes: X, arrow, or crown? A tie is ambiguous.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-hinge-mirror-unfold-cd3ad23cab/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-hinge-mirror-unfold-cd3ad23cab.json","detailSha256":"292c5ed44380751e13d9b87eb475141f44808211bc6c59f5e7c2acf7b0581f68"},{"id":"image-support-steered-area-balance-mosaic-9e350b8d5f","title":"Area balance mosaic","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"The colored landmass contains exactly 42 equal square tiles joined edge-to-edge. Treat every colored tile as equal weight. Is the landmass's balance point left or right of the black center line? Answer left or right.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-area-balance-mosaic-9e350b8d5f/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-area-balance-mosaic-9e350b8d5f.json","detailSha256":"671c7f0ff72126db8a5cdf8818c477f6c9f369a244e56032071646300c21dc10"},{"id":"image-support-steered-radial-cadence-medallion-d5010eb302","title":"Radial cadence medallion","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"The single colored medallion contains five bright circular ridges. Ignoring ridge width, compare the four center-to-center radial gaps from the center outward. Do the gaps steadily grow or steadily shrink? Answer grow or shrink.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-radial-cadence-medallion-d5010eb302/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-radial-cadence-medallion-d5010eb302.json","detailSha256":"de7e340d86ee642ce71d00fb40ec33a6205aff15e2166bc3030cfea9de81edaf"},{"id":"image-support-steered-half-turn-center-search-885134c7a9","title":"Half turn center search","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"The cyan mosaic is one connected shape. Which colored pin is the center of half-turn symmetry? Rotating the entire cyan shape 180 degrees around that pin must make it cover itself exactly. 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Answer red, blue, green, or purple.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-route-mileage-midpoint-search-e637028abe/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-route-mileage-midpoint-search-e637028abe.json","detailSha256":"0e8cd722c5234c1b8257acd5d50d1eb6a27d2e2bbf877e1396a94e968b6ca6f2"},{"id":"image-support-steered-stairpush-corridor-replay-fc8788cec2","title":"Stairpush corridor replay","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Opus 5","question":"Somewhere in this picture there is one corridor: a single connected staircase chain of equal square cells, one cell wide everywhere, that runs along, drops down by one cell, doubles back, drops again and runs along once more. Every pale grey mark lying outside that chain is inert decoration that means nothing. One end of the chain is capped by a solid black bar and the other end by a solid grey bar; both bars are walls. Each cell is tinted pale red, pale green, pale blue or pale yellow, and cells of the same tint always sit next to each other along the chain. In the upper half of every cell there is a floor pip: a solid black disc means step one cell away from the black bar, and a hollow black ring means step one cell towards the black bar. In the lower half of the cells there is exactly one red disc, the shover, and three solid brown squares, the crates. The floor pips are painted on the floor and never move. The replay goes like this, over and over: read the pip of the cell the shover is standing on and try to step one cell that way along the chain. If the next cell along is empty the shover moves into it. If the next cell along holds a crate, that crate is shoved one further cell the same way and the shover takes its place, but only if the cell beyond is inside the corridor and empty; otherwise nothing moves and the replay stops there. The replay also stops when the step would leave the corridor through either wall. The corridor may sit anywhere on the canvas. What is the tint of the cell the shover is resting on when the replay stops? Answer with one of red, green, blue or yellow.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-stairpush-corridor-replay-fc8788cec2/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-stairpush-corridor-replay-fc8788cec2.json","detailSha256":"45f5fe6a962a893f40fbdf7a6c713f5dcd62504bcc8337eeae3b28f16e90799c"},{"id":"image-support-steered-streak-summit-quilt-6c8c214f0f","title":"Streak summit quilt","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Read every tile in row order, left to right then top to bottom. Begin with a streak of 1 on the gold-outlined START tile. Each next tile adds 1 to the streak if its color matches the previous tile; otherwise reset the streak to 1. What is the largest streak reached anywhere: 3, 4, or 5?","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-streak-summit-quilt-6c8c214f0f/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-streak-summit-quilt-6c8c214f0f.json","detailSha256":"5d6adaf911f55f803f1f15179ce481ad8b786e0ca89cad0820a29c451efca7de"},{"id":"image-support-steered-triad-bridge-replay-ed08b3a31c","title":"Triad bridge replay","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"The left triangle shows the starting bridges: a vivid bridge is OPEN and a pale bridge is CLOSED. In the right strip, read the four commands from top to bottom: a vivid mark opens the bridge of that color and a pale mark closes it. After all four commands, can the circle vertex reach the square vertex using open bridges?","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-triad-bridge-replay-ed08b3a31c/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-triad-bridge-replay-ed08b3a31c.json","detailSha256":"a9355c34947bddd8338220b7170bbce53cc3b138656e34f73e28cd4d53f4617e"},{"id":"image-support-steered-removable-land-patch-68e7867030","title":"Removable land patch","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Treat black and yellow as one land shape. If the yellow patch is removed, will the remaining black land split into two pieces? Answer yes or no.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-removable-land-patch-68e7867030/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-removable-land-patch-68e7867030.json","detailSha256":"ee179dc4d899dbe978e7f14e5fcf7fbbe8ea5d7e5b5bff07068ea982a9586cc0"},{"id":"image-support-steered-two-colorable-trail-ed5aa14e79","title":"Two colorable trail","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"The map has ten circular stations joined by eleven navy links. Links meet only at stations. Could you assign one of two labels to every station so that each link joins stations with different labels? 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Which panel has more—left or right?","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-paired-path-junction-compare-c5c70a5cf9/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-paired-path-junction-compare-c5c70a5cf9.json","detailSha256":"4875553b993e1e3ef2c8b2aa39da26980b4d91beeddc0401dd061d09f0b88ce4"},{"id":"model-feedback-cascade-replacement-transition-ff296bb1d3","title":"Cascade replacement transition","experiment":"model-feedback","experimentLabel":"Model-feedback-steered generation","profile":null,"generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"The KEY legend on the left pairs every source colour with the target colour it turns into after one application of a replacement rule. The START disc shows the initial colour of a single running state. Below, the row of STEPS dots tells you how many times to apply the rule in sequence: replace the current colour by its KEY target, once for each dot. Starting from the START colour and applying the replacement rule exactly the number of times shown by the STEPS dots, what is the final colour of the running state? Answer red, blue, green, or orange.","image":"static/questions/model-feedback-cascade-replacement-transition-ff296bb1d3/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/model-feedback-cascade-replacement-transition-ff296bb1d3.json","detailSha256":"8b0e912fbc92b787e8d63d7983fbe64fc7654274704a2b84b9ddc91b7c75697b"},{"id":"model-feedback-conditional-permutation-tape-a7c7781364","title":"Conditional permutation tape","experiment":"model-feedback","experimentLabel":"Model-feedback-steered generation","profile":null,"generator":"Luna","question":"The three colored tiles in START are ordered left to right. Each COMMAND card has a color chip and a + or − sign. For each card, compare its color with the current middle tile. If they match, rotate the whole three-tile row one place in the sign direction (+ = right, − = left). If they do not match, swap the adjacent pair on that side (+ swaps middle/right; − swaps left/middle). Carry the new order to the next card. Which three-letter code is active after card 7? Answer the code shown in the key.","image":"static/questions/model-feedback-conditional-permutation-tape-a7c7781364/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/model-feedback-conditional-permutation-tape-a7c7781364.json","detailSha256":"4b01d286bbf668e3cda0b2c8957c5c75f8f889fe3e9bfd001b5ba74a1164e249"},{"id":"model-feedback-state-indexed-rule-table-97b501e254","title":"State indexed rule table","experiment":"model-feedback","experimentLabel":"Model-feedback-steered generation","profile":null,"generator":"Opus 5","question":"The grid is a rule table. Each row is labelled on the left by a colored disk, and each column is labelled on top by a black shape. Start on the ringed row's color. Then read the black shapes in the bottom strip left to right: each shape moves you to the color in the cell where your current color's row meets that shape's column. Which color are you on after the last shape? Answer amber, teal, violet, or crimson.","image":"static/questions/model-feedback-state-indexed-rule-table-97b501e254/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/model-feedback-state-indexed-rule-table-97b501e254.json","detailSha256":"0a639cebcde8edd8f1a6e1843482151c1939647e60fe57b765e7e2439590180a"},{"id":"model-feedback-projective-window-transfer-2bd5b21638","title":"Projective window transfer","experiment":"model-feedback","experimentLabel":"Model-feedback-steered generation","profile":null,"generator":"Sol (high)","question":"The four colored corners match between SOURCE and WARPED VIEW. Transfer the yellow point through that perspective warp. Which cup receives it? Answer A, B, C, or D.","image":"static/questions/model-feedback-projective-window-transfer-2bd5b21638/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/model-feedback-projective-window-transfer-2bd5b21638.json","detailSha256":"ea50eb3c7992445452884dd35fda1aed97013dbf0597e545a031f99db1662e8a"},{"id":"model-feedback-flip-splice-tile-deck-42d76134ae","title":"Flip splice tile deck","experiment":"model-feedback","experimentLabel":"Model-feedback-steered generation","profile":null,"generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Repeat 8 turns. Take the left tile and read its center before flipping it. If it was LIGHT, insert it after the 2nd remaining tile. If it was DARK, insert it before the 2nd-from-right remaining tile. Keep every tile's colored identity. Which option is final? 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Answer red, green, or blue.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-line-weight-correspondence-de5f8a7384/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-line-weight-correspondence-de5f8a7384.json","detailSha256":"560df7757a67eb202513f0f7dda8f92032654c23ecc0cd0bc66b51260ce327c7"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-overlay-registration-slot-binding-dd36d79683","title":"Overlay registration slot binding","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Opus 5","question":"This image has two framed panels. The upper panel is a board: it shows four dark square outlines, exactly one of which is filled light gray, and one solid black cross. The lower panel is a clear sheet: it shows four solid colored dots (one red, one blue, one green, one orange) and one solid black cross of the same size and shape. The sheet is slid straight onto the board - without rotating it, mirroring it or changing its size - until the sheet's black cross lies exactly on top of the board's black cross. Every dot moves by that same shift and by nothing else. After that shift, which colored dot is closest to the center of the light gray square? Answer with one word: red, blue, green, or orange.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-overlay-registration-slot-binding-dd36d79683/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-overlay-registration-slot-binding-dd36d79683.json","detailSha256":"3c9c4c3f428b092937f89763d2096fe1f5ca8b528c835d0187ab9cc2da6b4c99"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-socket-partner-tag-transfer-9a040b7b68","title":"Socket partner tag transfer","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"REFERENCE has four identity-colored sockets joined into two separate pairs by cyan connectors. The magenta ring marks one socket. LOOKUP has the same four identity colors rearranged; each socket has a colored square tag directly below it. Find the reference socket joined to the ringed socket, match its identity color in LOOKUP, and report that socket's tag color. Answer red, blue, gold, or purple.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-socket-partner-tag-transfer-9a040b7b68/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-socket-partner-tag-transfer-9a040b7b68.json","detailSha256":"dff48f58d158aeb0c33263d9b4bbedd17cd1b93d3cdb76e47b47c5d6fc313197"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-containment-tree-correspondence-c213571a24","title":"Containment tree correspondence","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"REFERENCE and TARGET show the same hierarchy of directly nested boxes, but boxes inside the same parent may be rearranged. Match the magenta-dotted REFERENCE branch by the pattern of boxes it directly contains. What color is the dot on the matching TARGET branch: red, green, or blue?","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-containment-tree-correspondence-c213571a24/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-containment-tree-correspondence-c213571a24.json","detailSha256":"a812b4920d4438c109d5150aeccd5ea05295c925fe06da717df751a0027d429a"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-mass-offset-argmax-87963a2d1a","title":"Mass offset argmax","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"Three L-shaped solid regions are drawn, one red, one blue, one green, each inside its own column and all sharing one identical bounding box. A shape's center of mass (the balance point of its filled area) can sit off the center of its own bounding box. Which colored shape has its center of mass FARTHEST from the center of its own bounding box, i.e. is the most lopsided? Answer with only the color: red, blue, or green.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-mass-offset-argmax-87963a2d1a/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-mass-offset-argmax-87963a2d1a.json","detailSha256":"574a23526a33a3847bf3cb1a5e9ce6c1146797e0c21932cffceda8fb92638ac2"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-arc-sweep-compare-c0504129be","title":"Arc sweep compare","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Luna","question":"Panel A is the left panel and panel B is the right panel. Which open arc sweeps through the larger central angle? 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Each group holds, from left to right, one grey bar, one coloured bar (red, green, blue or orange) and one narrow black bar. The black bars are distractors and carry no information; ignore them completely. A bar's value is read at its top edge. A group COUNTS when its coloured bar's value is more than one hundred times its own grey bar's value, which on this scale means that the coloured top stands more than two thick-rule spacings above the grey top of the same group. Two thick-rule spacings is measured on the panel itself, so it changes from picture to picture. Compare a coloured bar only with the grey bar of its own group. In every picture each coloured bar is taller than its grey partner, so height order carries no information; the tallest coloured bar need not belong to a group that counts, the bar colours and the left-to-right order of the groups carry no information, and no top sits exactly two thick-rule spacings above its partner. How many of the four groups count? Answer 0, 1, 2, 3 or 4.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-decade-step-count-afdefd132d/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-decade-step-count-afdefd132d.json","detailSha256":"3214089d44e087f91deae6dcbecfe5a65dedb4d65985f092dba5e882be6aea64"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-paired-range-contraction-89749f3b0d","title":"Paired range contraction","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"From panel A to panel B, which colored row has the largest decrease in horizontal range? For a row, range is the distance from its leftmost dot to its rightmost dot. Answer blue, orange, or green.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-paired-range-contraction-89749f3b0d/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-paired-range-contraction-89749f3b0d.json","detailSha256":"424151ea2bd44c7b6cc5220a5df867b312323668a9c7e64e24d5d9b8460f44e2"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-vector-dot-product-leader-d3bd5f72d2","title":"Vector dot product leader","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Panels A-D are in reading order. Treat each colored segment from the gray origin to its same-colored endpoint dot as a vector. In which panel do the blue and orange vectors have the largest signed dot product? Answer A, B, C, or D.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-vector-dot-product-leader-d3bd5f72d2/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-vector-dot-product-leader-d3bd5f72d2.json","detailSha256":"01b8a2df2786ffea4659aa5c19a43cfca3a415964cb4f24f6a80c848da341603"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-prior-pool-rack-b7ff8b16f1","title":"Prior pool rack","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"This is a rack of billiard balls arranged as a pyramid on a pool table. A full billiard rack holds fifteen balls, but report exactly what is drawn here. Count the balls drawn in this rack and answer with a single number.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-prior-pool-rack-b7ff8b16f1/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-prior-pool-rack-b7ff8b16f1.json","detailSha256":"e546f2d43a72ebb6c2290e1bc6cf42b09d8c7a331ba164ca6e693a404bba9559"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-pencil-tip-state-cae272dfa3","title":"Pencil tip state","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"Luna","question":"Is the visible pencil tip pointed or flat? Treat a pointed tip as one that narrows to a single apex and a flat tip as one that ends in a vertical face. Ignore the eraser and PENCIL label. 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Every jar interior is ruled into identical square cells, and the cells are exactly the same size in the left jar and in the right jar, so the amount of liquid in a jar is the number of coloured cells it contains, counted as width in cells times height in cells. The two jars have different widths and their liquid surfaces stand at different heights. Answer from this image alone, not from the usual expectation that whichever liquid stands higher must be the larger amount. Which jar holds more liquid? Answer with exactly one word: left or right.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-jar-fill-conservation-efe470bb71/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-jar-fill-conservation-efe470bb71.json","detailSha256":"cb6a53f3ec47b990f0644a71a5159384f3a1a1bbefa257f7a3afdc6d62637bf4"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-recycling-arrow-circulation-7049c6182d","title":"Recycling arrow circulation","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Which way do the three arrows circulate around the white center? Follow the orange arrowheads and answer clockwise or counterclockwise.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-recycling-arrow-circulation-7049c6182d/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-recycling-arrow-circulation-7049c6182d.json","detailSha256":"e74cfba0ba22f3716a81e636d66aeeff54cf5418af000319334b6116e7478d60"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-compass-opposite-label-conflict-cea091db68","title":"Compass opposite label conflict","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"On the visible compass dial, which printed label is closest to directly opposite N across the red center? 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Take the field and subtract its transpose (reflect across the main diagonal, swapping rows and columns); the surviving field is a clean single diagonal band. Which band is revealed, A or B? Answer A or B.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-diagonal-transpose-reveal-cc38577ab3/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-diagonal-transpose-reveal-cc38577ab3.json","detailSha256":"4d08aaf0ccb9b559ffa433b15df25f6f26b9ff9f3da3bf0f09ae56e912022b84"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-registered-difference-glyph-deb20fc2cb","title":"Registered difference glyph","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Luna","question":"Use the colored role marks and green corner fiducials to identify the reference and transform panels. Rotate the transform panel 180 degrees, align its corners to the reference, and take the absolute pixelwise grayscale difference of the interiors, ignoring the green marks and border. Which abstract symbol appears: triangle, ring, cross, or zigzag?","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-registered-difference-glyph-deb20fc2cb/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-registered-difference-glyph-deb20fc2cb.json","detailSha256":"8837cb1d5ce7ba9944b73cc3db13a81ac113c7d6b8352c9351f76eead2e7eeaa"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-notch-tile-derotate-cfe6cfd36d","title":"Notch tile derotate","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The picture shows one square sheet ruled into a 4 by 4 grid of square tiles, with four small brightly coloured squares sitting exactly on the four corners of the sheet. Each tile is ruled into 3 by 3 equal cells and carries exactly two things: one solid dark block, which fills a two by two square of cells parked in one of the tile's four corners, and one small brightly coloured notch, which sits in the tile's border strip at the middle of exactly one of the tile's four edges. Every tile has already been turned in place about its own centre by some quarter turn, and its notch was carried around by that same turn. Undo it: turn each tile about its own centre, without moving it out of its place in the grid, until that tile's notch is back at the middle of the tile's top edge, which carries the block to a new corner of the tile. When all sixteen tiles have been turned this way, the sixteen blocks show one of these five arrangements: quads (every block sits in the corner of its tile nearest the centre of the sheet, so the blocks meet in fours to make four large solid squares, one in each quarter of the sheet), window (every block sits in the corner of its tile furthest from the centre of the sheet, so all sixteen blocks stay separate and a wide empty cross is left through the middle of the sheet), grid (every block sits at the top left corner of its own tile, making an evenly spaced array of sixteen separate blocks), bars (the blocks meet in vertical pairs, the first and second tile rows joining and the third and fourth tile rows joining, with every block against the left hand edge of its tile, making eight upright bars), dashes (the blocks meet in horizontal pairs, the first and second tile columns joining and the third and fourth tile columns joining, with every block against the top edge of its tile, making eight flat bars). A few tiles may sit on the wrong corner; take the arrangement that the sixteen turned blocks match most closely. Which arrangement do the turned blocks form? Answer with one word.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-notch-tile-derotate-cfe6cfd36d/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-notch-tile-derotate-cfe6cfd36d.json","detailSha256":"0400856be3ce385030f495261cb080c75320eff987011ed10cfd181443d1b86d"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-matched-color-stitch-8bad486971","title":"Matched color stitch","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Connect each pair of same-colored dots with one straight line. 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Cards A, B, C, and D are arranged left to right.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-two-tap-deblur-reference-d66916e1c2/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-two-tap-deblur-reference-d66916e1c2.json","detailSha256":"ad33527770b293bd56470347e9981f3c019df887a5f7612936fcf2e54a73e1f9"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-occluded-continuation-8246ecc5a0","title":"Occluded continuation","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"A filled symbol is drawn in the middle of a white canvas, in part hidden behind three horizontal bars. Which whole symbol continues behind the bars? Choose from: circle, square, diamond, triangle.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-occluded-continuation-8246ecc5a0/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-occluded-continuation-8246ecc5a0.json","detailSha256":"de2ccf66564a332ccea337c4bb57ffd434dff4290097e7adc5b66c02b698789e"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-rubber-band-corner-d0fc124183","title":"Rubber band corner","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The picture shows eighteen small round dots on a plain background. Every dot has exactly the same size and the same round shape, and no two dots touch or overlap. Fourteen of the dots are grey and four are coloured: one red, one green, one blue and one orange. Imagine stretching a rubber band around the whole group of dots and letting it snap tight, so that it forms one closed outline that encloses every one of the eighteen dots and never bends inwards. The tightened band runs straight from dot to dot and comes to rest touching only a few of them: a dot that the band touches is a corner of that outline, and every other dot lies strictly inside the outline. All eighteen dots count when the band is tightened, grey ones exactly as much as coloured ones. Exactly one of the four coloured dots is a corner of the tightened band, and the other three coloured dots lie strictly inside it. Distance from the middle of the picture does not decide the answer: a dot near the edge of the picture can still lie well inside the band, and the coloured corner dot can be closer to the middle of the picture than a coloured dot that is not a corner. The colours themselves, the dot size, the number of dots, the amount of ink and where the group sits on the page carry no information about the answer. Which coloured dot is a corner of the tightened rubber band? Answer red, green, blue or orange.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-rubber-band-corner-d0fc124183/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-rubber-band-corner-d0fc124183.json","detailSha256":"59464fc94f4bbf76b8ae533fecc5f7ae8b719d13dcd8cb01261a24a19c272b65"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-interleaved-spiral-arms-70f0c28ee9","title":"Interleaved spiral arms","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"All 24 black dots trace smooth outward paths around the gray center. Group the dots by smooth outward continuation. How many interleaved spiral arms are there? 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Answer red, blue, green, or orange.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-minimum-enclosing-center-cff9508589/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-minimum-enclosing-center-cff9508589.json","detailSha256":"586db50f1a1a6bbd69e8690a3935016bf0dfb77145e2a1ebe7b802b3bee7b042"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-curved-stroke-oddball-e36f41925d","title":"Curved stroke oddball","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"The image is split into four quadrants (top-left, top-right, bottom-left, bottom-right). Each quadrant contains one dark stroke. A stroke is bowed when it bulges clearly out of the straight line joining its two ends; it is straight when it follows that line. Exactly three of the four strokes share the SAME form (all bowed or all straight); the fourth stroke has the opposite form. Which quadrant contains the oddly formed stroke (the one that is bowed when the other three are straight, or straight when the other three are bowed)? Answer with one quadrant name.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-curved-stroke-oddball-e36f41925d/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-curved-stroke-oddball-e36f41925d.json","detailSha256":"c4a52e0441fc7e387113e53af69de0318ce198df46f4e0c60ace60d2d8a0892f"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-parallel-pair-panel-eb555eb8e7","title":"Parallel pair panel","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"Opus 5","question":"Thin gray lines split this image into four panels: top-left, top-right, bottom-left and bottom-right. Every panel contains four identical dark bars that differ only in position and direction. A bar's direction is the direction of its long axis, ignoring which end is which, so directions are compared modulo 180 degrees. In exactly one panel, two of the four bars have the same direction and are therefore exactly parallel. Every other pair of bars in the same panel differs in direction by at least 3 degrees. Bar colour, bar size, bar count and panel position carry no information about the answer. Which vertical half of the image contains the exactly parallel pair? Answer with exactly one of: left, right.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-parallel-pair-panel-eb555eb8e7/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-parallel-pair-panel-eb555eb8e7.json","detailSha256":"2757b1ad037a5bbad09415b1fb1573210ff9756de082cf2e5c41f73bb808f871"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-opposite-color-pairs-search-85b94e4ed3","title":"Opposite color pairs search","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Which labeled panel has matching colors at all three pairs of bead positions directly opposite each other through the center? A-D run left to right.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-opposite-color-pairs-search-85b94e4ed3/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-opposite-color-pairs-search-85b94e4ed3.json","detailSha256":"13c5c771c56dd4bc23fcd1b469c52de0ff7db402df0e4f17357365f8807b852b"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-connected-terminals-search-b8c3e0a28b","title":"Connected terminals search","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Which labeled panel has the red and blue nodes joined by one unbroken dark path? A path may pass through charcoal nodes. Answer A, B, C, or D.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-connected-terminals-search-b8c3e0a28b/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-connected-terminals-search-b8c3e0a28b.json","detailSha256":"b7b3e497872ee6e531674e800ba2e379598ed6a75c06b784fe6496c5e8811770"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-state-register-reset-9a2f8390b0","title":"State register reset","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"A horizontal track of five slot boxes is shown, read left to right as slot 1, 2, 3, 4, 5. A red marker sits in one box and an orange ring surrounds that box; it marks the START slot. Four operator boxes are read left to right; each holds one colored disk. A green disk advances the tracked register one slot to the right (+1), a blue disk retreats it one slot to the left (-1), and a magenta disk RESETs it back to the origin slot 1. The register is never shown after its start. Replaying the operators in order from the ringed start (each RESET jumps the position back to slot 1 before the next step), what is the FINAL slot of the tracked register? Answer exactly 'slot 1' through 'slot 5'.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-state-register-reset-9a2f8390b0/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-state-register-reset-9a2f8390b0.json","detailSha256":"c1d81745b41836f349a7ae54cf343f9896cf006b51c91a3c5b0e129df9e68459"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-state-histogram-signature-b54ac6e442","title":"State histogram signature","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Luna","question":"Which label shows LOW exactly 3 times, MID exactly 2 times, and HIGH exactly once across P1-P6? Answer A, B, C, or D.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-state-histogram-signature-b54ac6e442/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-state-histogram-signature-b54ac6e442.json","detailSha256":"0b42eb770360f6097e2162d35b8b464c4a562892259b65263be7d45462ba4cd6"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-lru-slot-replay-d505ad2089","title":"Lru slot replay","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Opus 5","question":"At the top of the picture is a rack of four square slots in a row. Each slot holds one coloured disc, and the four discs drawn on the rack all have different colours. A single black triangle is drawn just under the rack: the queried slot is the rack slot whose centre is nearest to that triangle, and the triangle marks a place on the rack, never a particular disc. Below the rack is a row of cream request cards, applied one at a time in drawn left-to-right order, as the grey arrow under the row shows. Each card carries one coloured disc: that card asks for that colour. Apply each card by this rule. If the asked-for colour is already standing on the rack, nothing on the rack changes; the card only counts as a use of that colour. If the asked-for colour is not on the rack, it must be loaded onto the rack, and it takes over the slot of exactly one disc already there: the disc whose colour was least recently used, that is, the colour whose own most recent use is older than the most recent use of each of the other three colours then standing on the rack. The disc it takes over is gone from the rack, and the newly loaded colour now sits in that slot. A colour's most recent use is the last card, so far, that asked for it. A colour that no card has yet asked for counts as used before every card, in the drawn left-to-right order of the starting rack, so among such colours the one drawn in the leftmost slot is the least recently used. Loading a colour also counts as a use of it. Discs never move sideways: a slot only ever changes which colour it holds. Colours come from red, orange, blue, green and purple, and a colour that was taken over earlier may be asked for again later and then be loaded again. The rack is drawn only in its starting state: no later rack, and not the final rack, is drawn anywhere in the picture. After every card has acted in order, what colour is the disc in the queried slot? Answer with one word: red, orange, blue, green or purple.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-lru-slot-replay-d505ad2089/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-lru-slot-replay-d505ad2089.json","detailSha256":"a2ab19c68c92f69670e22ccaa39477fd12a7cfe01d3ff5bed2ff447a78727cff"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-cyclic-conveyor-replay-661b727649","title":"Cyclic conveyor replay","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"The ring starts in the large 3 by 3 board. Read the five cards from left to right. Each card highlights one whole row or column; its arrow shifts every item on that highlighted line one cell in the arrow direction, wrapping around at the edge. Where does the ring finish?","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-cyclic-conveyor-replay-661b727649/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-cyclic-conveyor-replay-661b727649.json","detailSha256":"bdd00e2f58eb10413772a8fb2a052d577482d916edcad940f786419cd8f9db52"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-conditional-custody-relay-c40ab4b8f9","title":"Conditional custody relay","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"The parcel starts at the station shown on the START card. Read the transfer cards from left to right. On each card, the left station is the sender and the right station is the receiver. A transfer moves the parcel only when the sender currently holds it; otherwise that card does nothing. Which station holds the parcel at the end? Answer A, B, C, or D.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-conditional-custody-relay-c40ab4b8f9/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-conditional-custody-relay-c40ab4b8f9.json","detailSha256":"9bc2d6667560bf8f7de459dc6e7575bc4be2cd888e027ec3711b1c448a4fa694"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-contained-loop-select-c576e4ec48","title":"Contained loop select","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"The image shows two colored ring loops, one red and one blue, drawn on a white background. Exactly one of the two ring loops lies entirely inside the interior of the other ring loop: that contained ring is fully within the closed boundary of the larger ring, with a visible white gap between the contained ring's outer edge and the container ring's inner edge. The other ring is the outer loop that contains the first one, and is not inside it. Which colored ring, red or blue, is the contained inner loop -- the ring that lies entirely inside the other ring's interior? Answer with exactly red or blue.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-contained-loop-select-c576e4ec48/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-contained-loop-select-c576e4ec48.json","detailSha256":"ce574867e5a73da3063d6c91bc7ea64d62883780b11c53c56adaf66913c14d67"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-shared-neighbor-chambers-aab2b8c0a9","title":"Shared neighbor chambers","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Round chambers are joined when one gray corridor directly connects them. For each color, compare the two chambers containing dots. A shared neighbor is another chamber directly joined to both. Which colored pair has exactly two shared neighbors? Answer red, green, or blue.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-shared-neighbor-chambers-aab2b8c0a9/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-shared-neighbor-chambers-aab2b8c0a9.json","detailSha256":"4824d9a50b87516fac140b312a526af914b8f7d6c5f55d54f364d3f9585b0806"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-contour-separator-distance-b52d062b6d","title":"Contour separator distance","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Are the green and purple dots separated by exactly two closed dark contours? A contour separates the dots when it encloses exactly one of them. Answer yes or no.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-contour-separator-distance-b52d062b6d/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-contour-separator-distance-b52d062b6d.json","detailSha256":"7b6c66758532d12e0391d4b7c6bed1b7356cbdcff7ccb3dc9ca1df5716b3426c"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-pipe-sharpest-bend-e0ecaafdc9","title":"Pipe sharpest bend","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"Opus 5","question":"This picture shows exactly two grey pipes on a white page. Each pipe is one unbroken stroke built from three straight sections joined end to end, so each pipe has exactly two bends and exactly two loose ends. The two pipes never touch and never cross each other, so every stretch of grey belongs to one pipe only and you can follow either pipe from one of its loose ends to the other. A green disc covers one loose end of one of the two pipes; call that pipe the green-ended pipe. The other pipe has no green disc. There are four coloured squares, one red, one blue, one orange and one purple. Each square sits just outside exactly one bend, in the open corner on the outer side of that bend, separated from the grey stroke by a small gap, and each square is far nearer to its own pipe than to the other pipe, so a square belongs to whichever pipe runs beside it. Two of the four squares therefore mark the two bends of the green-ended pipe and the other two mark the two bends of the other pipe. A bend is sharper when the pipe changes direction there by a larger angle, that is, when the corner between its two sections is tighter; a bend is gentler when the pipe carries on more nearly straight. Only the two bends of the green-ended pipe are being compared. How the bends of the other pipe look, how long the sections are, which colours are used, where the pipes sit on the page and which square happens to lie nearest the green disc do not matter. Of the two squares that mark the bends of the green-ended pipe, which one marks the sharper bend? Answer red, blue, orange or purple.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-pipe-sharpest-bend-e0ecaafdc9/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-pipe-sharpest-bend-e0ecaafdc9.json","detailSha256":"40101e4a09d163d8babc5411f9045ea5f828fd8113d7d536a045188c9a9e3b73"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-cable-checkpoint-order-5f76fea984","title":"Cable checkpoint order","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Starting at the green ring and following only the continuous dark cable through the colored checkpoints, which checkpoint is encountered first: orange or purple?","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-cable-checkpoint-order-5f76fea984/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-cable-checkpoint-order-5f76fea984.json","detailSha256":"ea80a0f25484984fd3f69ef356b2dd096aac1c93a18e63aa07247f6022432e72"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-shared-prefix-terminal-c31680b16a","title":"Shared prefix terminal","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Starting at the green START circle, which pair of colored terminals shares the most initial black links before their routes split? Count links from START. Links meet only at circles and never cross. Answer red and blue, red and orange, or blue and orange.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-shared-prefix-terminal-c31680b16a/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-shared-prefix-terminal-c31680b16a.json","detailSha256":"8a87a7d78620703edb111f76de52ead6d06d9decaa2020a807fe9e360deb8c05"},{"id":"image-support-steered-lagoon-islet-host-bind-e167fb7f44","title":"Lagoon islet host bind","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The cream board is littered with small decorative coloured squares, and exactly one square block of blue WATER sits somewhere on it: that block is the LAGOON. Only what lies inside the lagoon decides the answer; every square on the bare cream board is decoration and means nothing. Inside the lagoon there are exactly three large solid square ISLANDS, each a single colour drawn from red, blue, green and purple, and the three islands have three different colours. Two of the islands each have one LAKE cut into them: a smaller square of the same blue water, completely surrounded by that island's colour. The third island has no lake. The lagoon also carries several small coloured PATCHES, all about the same size as each other. Some patches float directly on the open lagoon water, some are painted on the body of an island, and exactly one patch - the ISLET - lies inside a lake, completely surrounded by water that is itself completely surrounded by an island. So the islet is the only patch you reach by stepping board, lagoon, island, lake, patch. The islet's own colour is always different from the colour of the island that holds its lake, and patch colours, patch sizes, island sizes and island positions carry no other information. What colour is the island whose lake contains the islet? Answer red, blue, green or purple.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-lagoon-islet-host-bind-e167fb7f44/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-lagoon-islet-host-bind-e167fb7f44.json","detailSha256":"cdb2709f83b785d980352c645504c5e05e653b24d5f5a5616d4ab62ada444ad1"},{"id":"image-support-steered-area-ledger-atlas-bac359ff84","title":"Area ledger atlas","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"The four mosaics belong to one uninterrupted navy atlas; if its central bridge is broken, the ledger is unreadable. The gold-framed mosaic is the reference. Tile positions may be rearranged. A candidate matches only when each of the four fill colors covers exactly the same number of square cells as in the reference. Which red, green, or blue frame marks the match?","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-area-ledger-atlas-bac359ff84/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-area-ledger-atlas-bac359ff84.json","detailSha256":"787545e88eefeaf84ac2b86033b7ded79364623f39c53bd1fa08354a5ebf1f56"},{"id":"image-support-steered-window-census-correspondence-e4eae5bcde","title":"Window census correspondence","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"The 3-by-3 tile board at left is the SOURCE. Its four overlapping 2-by-2 windows are top-left, top-right, bottom-left, and bottom-right. Count the dark tiles in each window. Each colored candidate at right shows four blue pip groups in that same 2-by-2 order. Which color frames the candidate whose four counts are all correct? Answer amber, cyan, or violet.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-window-census-correspondence-e4eae5bcde/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-window-census-correspondence-e4eae5bcde.json","detailSha256":"e27a26f8cf0fdd9bb6fe8eb730f0351d7403a19f3477b3443840f9abde5d1c9f"},{"id":"image-support-steered-terrace-width-change-6d1cb9fe14","title":"Terrace width change","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"The teal specimen has three horizontal tiers: top, middle, and bottom. Which absolute change in width is larger: top-to-middle or middle-to-bottom? Answer top-to-middle or middle-to-bottom.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-terrace-width-change-6d1cb9fe14/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-terrace-width-change-6d1cb9fe14.json","detailSha256":"3f2054c93d41edda0ae6eb96aff02f593e7ebb7ad2d1f33f2a0d59faeccf76f1"},{"id":"image-support-steered-local-whisker-overlap-c02b069426","title":"Local whisker overlap","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Do the vertical spans of the two colored capped uncertainty whiskers overlap or touch? Treat each span as the closed interval from its upper cap to its lower cap. Answer YES or NO.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-local-whisker-overlap-c02b069426/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-local-whisker-overlap-c02b069426.json","detailSha256":"a77588ca5e44467bc4800cd2c5c563189c59a80566f4b71edd77dc0cec9fc7b7"},{"id":"image-support-steered-clover-leaf-lobe-count-925bc43d09","title":"Clover leaf lobe count","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"How many large rounded leaf lobes does the single clover have? Count the lobes around the center; do not count the short stem.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-clover-leaf-lobe-count-925bc43d09/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-clover-leaf-lobe-count-925bc43d09.json","detailSha256":"139a6725aaff0da4cc6e6683e6553b99b77cd210112c938490cfd869e3f136b5"},{"id":"image-support-steered-yin-yang-field-area-e05648890c","title":"Yin yang field area","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Inside the large dark circular outline, which visible color covers more total area—teal, amber, or exactly the same? Count the two small opposite-color dots as part of their colors and ignore the small gray marks outside.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-yin-yang-field-area-e05648890c/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-yin-yang-field-area-e05648890c.json","detailSha256":"c01e21110fbff5fd71258587518252fa6a9a89c9e9b85b0842a95996c6f7705e"},{"id":"image-support-steered-paired-leg-zigzag-a64d72af7f","title":"Paired leg zigzag","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Follow the single navy zigzag from the amber triangle to the teal circle. Its 50 straight legs form 25 consecutive two-leg teeth. For each tooth, make a dark square when its first leg is longer than its second; otherwise make a light square. Write the 25 squares into a 5 by 5 tile, left-to-right and top-to-bottom. Which symbol appears: X, plus, T, or L?","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-paired-leg-zigzag-a64d72af7f/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-paired-leg-zigzag-a64d72af7f.json","detailSha256":"7d1ed2249d0cdff3905937af8fd977cedd04648e03d2f2180189a7192cb85e03"},{"id":"image-support-steered-paired-slant-agreement-e07b1db618","title":"Paired slant agreement","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Rotate each framed 6 by 6 stitch card until its magenta corner is upper left. Compare corresponding cells and make a result cell dark exactly when the two short strokes lean the same way. Which result pattern needs the fewest cell changes to match: H, diamond, or box? A tie is ambiguous.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-paired-slant-agreement-e07b1db618/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-paired-slant-agreement-e07b1db618.json","detailSha256":"48042fa29a2569eae77e905e31ce599bb5ed5c33c84c5df54bb5fb8da02141f5"},{"id":"image-support-steered-route-bend-echo-9ef819b291","title":"Route bend echo","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"The colored route crosses the small ring at its midpoint. Read the four equal-width large bends from the left end toward the ring, then the four from the ring toward the right end. Compare each bend's distance from the straight baseline through the bend boundaries. Does the right-side sequence repeat the bend sizes in the same order, or in reverse order? Answer same or reverse.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-route-bend-echo-9ef819b291/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-route-bend-echo-9ef819b291.json","detailSha256":"1895a942c777f0ce8f58ddcb58e6826719f294e7feb460e3ab41d9c2147b01d1"},{"id":"image-support-steered-halfturn-landmass-e8864159e5","title":"Halfturn landmass","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"The colored landmass is made from whole cells of the faint 11 by 11 board. After a 180-degree turn about the board center, would exactly the same cells be colored? Answer yes or no.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-halfturn-landmass-e8864159e5/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-halfturn-landmass-e8864159e5.json","detailSha256":"ff71c48538c5fa5d90461338f8cfb9d668ae652dd7ad7fc1283245828575a709"},{"id":"image-support-steered-bridge-island-search-94f6948e8c","title":"Bridge island search","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Which panel contains one connected cyan island rather than two separate cyan islands? Answer upper-left, upper-right, lower-left, or lower-right.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-bridge-island-search-94f6948e8c/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-bridge-island-search-94f6948e8c.json","detailSha256":"b134ea43d325c10c35d246fe0caf0f6978e6b9e861bea3733ab0df3072fb3aa9"},{"id":"image-support-steered-ordered-branch-rail-search-e6efc5df3b","title":"Ordered branch rail search","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Four colored rails are shown. Read each rail from left to right. Which rail has four short side branches in this exact order: above, below, above, below? Exactly one matches. 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Answer yes or no.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-doublet-run-ribbon-77cb23799d/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-doublet-run-ribbon-77cb23799d.json","detailSha256":"cb5ddaa5cb42be99988cb24c54894f8f477423435e6af0ce7fe6fd509b4daae5"},{"id":"image-support-steered-orthogonal-bloom-replay-f63e6e540b","title":"Orthogonal bloom replay","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Colored squares are ON and pale squares are OFF. The orange-framed center is the tracked cell, and the six orange beads mean six rounds. In every round, update all squares simultaneously: a square is ON next exactly when one of its four edge-sharing neighbors was ON; otherwise it is OFF. Beyond the board counts as OFF. After six rounds, is the tracked center ON or OFF?","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-orthogonal-bloom-replay-f63e6e540b/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-orthogonal-bloom-replay-f63e6e540b.json","detailSha256":"f78b045f24c9226fa70c026e1c46d11581f46ad78be42a93457055ba28f84763"},{"id":"image-support-steered-contact-hub-degree-6e82aaab96","title":"Contact hub degree","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Edge-sharing counts as touching; corner contact does not. Does the yellow hub touch all three separate black islands? 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Bind each left slot to the right slot whose shape the key pairs with that slot's colour. A pair is TRUE when the two bound slots show the same marker kind.  How many true pairs are there: zero, one, two, three, or four?","image":"static/questions/model-feedback-chimeric-code-binding-fff646aca9/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/model-feedback-chimeric-code-binding-fff646aca9.json","detailSha256":"73bce218e886c426d0d03a2267c4d5f7a8848f9c552e077e6027848eaa58688c"},{"id":"model-feedback-serial-axis-reflection-a80687f2a5","title":"Serial axis reflection","experiment":"model-feedback","experimentLabel":"Model-feedback-steered generation","profile":null,"generator":"Luna","question":"Four tiles are labeled A-D. Each tile has a solid token, a violet dashed line, a gold dashed line, and a hollow target. Reflect the token across the violet line, then across the gold line. Which tile's target is the result?","image":"static/questions/model-feedback-serial-axis-reflection-a80687f2a5/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/model-feedback-serial-axis-reflection-a80687f2a5.json","detailSha256":"af10d7edffc9cc249cde318c9dcff20f95d188cb54bee0feed310ed75b08df62"},{"id":"model-feedback-chain-link-interlock-a2924c284e","title":"Chain link interlock","experiment":"model-feedback","experimentLabel":"Model-feedback-steered generation","profile":null,"generator":"Opus 5","question":"Every loop is a stiff wire. Where two wires cross, the wire drawn with a break passes behind the other. Exactly one colored loop is chained through the black loop, so those two cannot be pulled apart without cutting a wire. Which colored loop is it? Answer green, orange, or violet.","image":"static/questions/model-feedback-chain-link-interlock-a2924c284e/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/model-feedback-chain-link-interlock-a2924c284e.json","detailSha256":"07c27f0257d3d9c6f0c5d8e33531ffcda3aa0355b0e9e97a116aea2d930af448"},{"id":"model-feedback-odd-link-network-2e1cac3624","title":"Odd link network","experiment":"model-feedback","experimentLabel":"Model-feedback-steered generation","profile":null,"generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Overlay all three maps. A link stays only if it appears on an odd number of maps; a link shown twice cancels. Which terminal is connected to START: A, B, C, or D?","image":"static/questions/model-feedback-odd-link-network-2e1cac3624/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/model-feedback-odd-link-network-2e1cac3624.json","detailSha256":"f43832468e1fa715c2398e2f10df6926a02f2b79d3829c4d311a164b94ca4e20"},{"id":"model-feedback-scale-equation-inference-4518f5d4d0","title":"Scale equation inference","experiment":"model-feedback","experimentLabel":"Model-feedback-steered generation","profile":null,"generator":"Sol (max)","question":"The top three rows balance exactly. Each letter has one fixed weight. Use all three balances. In the QUESTION row, which side is heavier? Answer left, right, or same.","image":"static/questions/model-feedback-scale-equation-inference-4518f5d4d0/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/model-feedback-scale-equation-inference-4518f5d4d0.json","detailSha256":"588ce16a65e6b60a3291580c0abeebb62ededd81dfe0ec232d7b0fcf0dabfa6c"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-correspondence-signed-offset-df30fc25ef","title":"Correspondence signed offset","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"The gray rail at the top has a dark rider dot sitting a fixed perpendicular distance away, either above or below the rail. Below it are three colored rails A, B, C (red, green, blue), each with its own rider dot. Which colored rail's rider dot is offset from its rail by exactly the same signed distance (same side and same amount) as the gray reference rider dot? Answer red, green, or blue.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-correspondence-signed-offset-df30fc25ef/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-correspondence-signed-offset-df30fc25ef.json","detailSha256":"26e8d92bacdc1b9adb494094134b6c7a7c34b4ac94540a8fd76b7d45def2693e"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-ring-cut-code-transfer-f1964e68e4","title":"Ring cut code transfer","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The upper panel shows a row of twelve upright gray bars of unequal height, with a colored square directly under each bar. The lower panel shows the same twelve items as gray spokes sticking out of a ring around a small gray hub, and a black dot sits just beyond the tip of exactly one spoke. The row is the ring cut open at one spoke and laid out flat: reading the ring clockwise starting from that spoke and continuing all the way around gives the bars from left to right. Which spoke the cut starts at is not shown and is not marked. The ring is never read counterclockwise and the pattern is never mirrored. The ring may be drawn at a different overall size than the row, and every spoke is scaled by that same single factor, so only the pattern of relative lengths is shared between the panels, never the absolute lengths, the angles or the positions. Each of the four square colors is used exactly three times, so no color by itself picks out a bar. Work out which bar in the row is the same item as the spoke carrying the black dot. What is the color of the square under that bar? Answer red, blue, green, or orange.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-ring-cut-code-transfer-f1964e68e4/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-ring-cut-code-transfer-f1964e68e4.json","detailSha256":"5aee317c84af69a9c66398341650be416f66d39b8d9325f7463f061984ab1743"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-colored-chord-crossing-9aa8bce824","title":"Colored chord crossing","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Each panel has four straight chords, each identified by the matching color of its two endpoint dots. Chord positions may rotate or reflect. Which colored border surrounds the option where exactly the same pairs of chord colors cross as in the REFERENCE? 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What color dot is at the destination: red, green, blue, or orange?","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-grid-vector-transfer-correspondence-c33759afc7/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-grid-vector-transfer-correspondence-c33759afc7.json","detailSha256":"398c70e9a020e790dc741a345e4cb19311005659703116dbacfb0114fbf288fe"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-bicolored-rank-reversal-8d093aa71b","title":"Bicolored rank reversal","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"This two-panel plot shows a red and a blue vertical bar in each panel, all resting on one baseline. Exactly one color is the tallest bar in the left panel and the shortest bar in the right panel. Which color flips rank that way? Answer with only the color: red or blue.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-bicolored-rank-reversal-8d093aa71b/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-bicolored-rank-reversal-8d093aa71b.json","detailSha256":"ec9b21a020bbd552a97c96bc7d75a01e011e77f1b9d5e60dcc9a772fc4f1e8a7"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-threshold-span-compare-c675f0f7e0","title":"Threshold span compare","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Luna","question":"Panel A is the left plot and panel B is the right plot. Each colored trace is piecewise-linear over the same horizontal width, and the dashed horizontal line is the threshold. Which panel has the larger fraction of its width where the trace lies strictly above the threshold? Choose A or B.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-threshold-span-compare-c675f0f7e0/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-threshold-span-compare-c675f0f7e0.json","detailSha256":"8c0943da62f9c4beca72df4dfae81192daf963473e2341addff28cc902783a2c"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-common-cover-cells-bea8bfb4e7","title":"Common cover cells","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The picture shows one horizontal RAIL near the bottom, drawn as a dark grey line crossed by short dark grey TICKS. The ticks are evenly spaced, the leftmost tick sits at the left end of the rail and the rightmost tick at its right end, and consecutive ticks cut the rail into equal UNIT CELLS. Above the rail stand five solid horizontal BARS, one red, one green, one blue, one orange and one purple, each drawn in its own row. A bar COVERS the stretch of rail lying directly beneath it, from the vertical line through its left end to the vertical line through its right end; how high up its row is drawn means nothing. The COMMON STRETCH is the part of the rail covered by all five bars at once, so it begins at the RIGHTMOST of the five left ends and ends at the LEFTMOST of the five right ends. The common stretch is never drawn and no single bar marks it: one bar fixes its beginning and a DIFFERENT bar fixes its end. A unit cell is counted only if the whole cell lies inside the common stretch, both of its ticks included; a cell that is only partly inside is not counted. No bar end ever lands on a tick. Every bar covers strictly more whole unit cells than the common stretch does, so the shortest bar never gives the answer. Pale grey vertical lines may show between the rows; they are decoration and mean nothing. Which bar begins the common stretch, which bar ends it, the colours of those two bars, how long each bar is, which row each bar occupies, and where along the rail the common stretch lies are each the answer no more often than chance allows. How many unit cells lie completely inside the common stretch? Answer 2, 3, 4 or 5.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-common-cover-cells-bea8bfb4e7/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-common-cover-cells-bea8bfb4e7.json","detailSha256":"9350667c5ad3913540268e83153559d0ba70a402212baf25e74c44b9712609f5"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-checkpoint-median-target-93712208ae","title":"Checkpoint median target","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Each color has five circular checkpoints. Sort a color's checkpoints by height and use the middle (third) height. 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Answer A, B, C, or D.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-group-centroid-separation-db7228353d/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-group-centroid-separation-db7228353d.json","detailSha256":"1384f1e3391e18b37b4329591195122f244b75ffd5bcd0d1f6f85daad435cd98"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-prior-pizza-whole-c6402207c2","title":"Prior pizza whole","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"A whole pizza is a complete, unbroken round disk of dough and toppings with no slice missing. Look at this pizza. Is it a complete circle (all of it present) or does it have a missing slice (a wedge-shaped gap cut out)? Report exactly what is visible and answer complete or missing.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-prior-pizza-whole-c6402207c2/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-prior-pizza-whole-c6402207c2.json","detailSha256":"1a5dd9b1dd5d85c59b9aa370d3160c7b5918bafb0d2550184ba0915b6aef2d3a"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-star-point-count-cb68be60b6","title":"Star point count","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"Luna","question":"How many outward points does the visible star have? Count each sharp outward tip once; ignore the background. 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Now imagine the straight line that joins the two ends of the mouth stroke: the middle of the mouth stroke lies to one side of that straight line, and that is the side it bulges to. The head is drawn at an arbitrary rotation, so the eyes may appear below, beside or above the mouth on the page, and the head's size, position and colours, the size and spacing of the eyes, and the length and thickness of the mouth stroke all change from picture to picture. The face need not be drawn the way faces are usually drawn. Read only what is painted in this picture and do not answer from how faces usually look. Does the middle of the mouth stroke bulge toward the eyes or away from the eyes? Answer with exactly one of: toward, away.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-face-mouth-bulge-f1c029c7d2/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-face-mouth-bulge-f1c029c7d2.json","detailSha256":"e8d2a63797474c14323ed73ce24b65270922344bf9e20377ac4553072a636255"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-capital-e-spine-side-77469f7c8a","title":"Capital e spine side","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"On which side of this blue capital E are all three horizontal arms joined by one long vertical spine? 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Answer A or B.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-centro-rotate-reveal-d753645141/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-centro-rotate-reveal-d753645141.json","detailSha256":"474bd98739812c458a03ba9a10a67bd9a415d89885463ad8533a95b848912ff8"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-fold-overlay-symbol-dffa26ecf1","title":"Fold overlay symbol","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Luna","question":"Reflect the right marked panel across the visible center fold, average paired pixels, and read the broad symbol. Is it anchor, fork, loop, or bolt?","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-fold-overlay-symbol-dffa26ecf1/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-fold-overlay-symbol-dffa26ecf1.json","detailSha256":"7052b05282fcde26f155044996ce080eb6bff9d1eccbfd61545b92a9764e8af0"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-corner-mark-integral-reveal-f608bf2042","title":"Corner mark integral reveal","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The image shows one square panel enclosed by a thick border and ruled into an 11 by 11 grid of square cells. Exactly one of the four border corners is drawn as a filled thickened block; that is the marked corner, and the cell of the grid touching it is the marked corner cell. A few cells carry a filled round dot. Now build a new 11 by 11 pattern on the same grid with this rule: ink a cell of the new pattern when the rectangular block of cells that runs from the marked corner cell to that cell, taking every row between their two rows and every column between their two columns and including both, contains an odd number of dots; leave that cell blank when the block contains an even number of dots. Apply the rule to all 121 cells, keeping the panel in the orientation shown. The inked cells of the new pattern form a shape that most closely matches one of these five symbols: arch (a bridge: two upright legs joined by a bar along the bottom, open at the top), bars (two separate horizontal bars, one near the top and one near the bottom), ring (a hollow rectangular frame, filled on all four sides), tee (a horizontal bar along the top with a vertical stem hanging from its middle), zed (two offset blocks forming a Z-like step, the upper block shifted to the left and the lower block shifted to the right). Which symbol is it? Answer with one word.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-corner-mark-integral-reveal-f608bf2042/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-corner-mark-integral-reveal-f608bf2042.json","detailSha256":"6dbca4674d77931b79f67a8fcbfa1b7a0321e6e4825290bcbbe1d9122ad7237e"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-mirror-fold-intersection-8e30270ca8","title":"Mirror fold intersection","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Fold the right grid left across the magenta hinge without rotating or resizing it. Keep a cell only when it is dark in both layers. Which symbol appears: circle, diamond, plus, or X?","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-mirror-fold-intersection-8e30270ca8/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-mirror-fold-intersection-8e30270ca8.json","detailSha256":"a97503c98f828ce7f06191fff0f0fe152b745d9851f508380a61bfabb0291425"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-quincunx-parity-arrow-d67ad79057","title":"Quincunx parity arrow","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"The gold key marks the center and four corners of a 3-by-3 stencil. Slide it over every 3-by-3 block of the framed 13-by-13 mosaic, making an 11-by-11 result. Mark a result cell dark exactly when an odd number of the five marked source tiles are dark. Preserve row and column order. Which arrow appears: up, right, down, or left?","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-quincunx-parity-arrow-d67ad79057/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-quincunx-parity-arrow-d67ad79057.json","detailSha256":"d7a2de6f3166e11c64e8bfc95eba152f03e2599293669bc786a34c8740201cf6"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-radial-density-regime-8575061a2c","title":"Radial density regime","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"Across the whole canvas the dark dots are distributed radially. Are the dots packed tightly toward the centre (a solid core), with the rim spread thin? Answer yes or no.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-radial-density-regime-8575061a2c/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-radial-density-regime-8575061a2c.json","detailSha256":"32ffe9ae950f1915f0e46ffc0f135eb6ae85bcc94be2db55b22cf230165de888"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-grain-density-bearing-ff36d5af51","title":"Grain density bearing","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The picture shows a plain light square sprinkled all over with small grey specks. Every speck is a disc of exactly the same size and exactly the same grey, and no speck touches another, so the specks differ only in where they sit. The specks are not spread evenly: their crowding rises steadily along one straight direction across the picture, so the side of the picture that this direction points to carries the most specks per unit of area and the opposite side carries the fewest. There is no drawn line, no shading, no outline and no change of speck size or colour marking this direction; only the changing crowding shows it. Four coloured discs - red, green, blue and orange - are placed at four different places on one circle centred on the middle of the picture, and all four are the same size. Take the direction that runs from the middle of the picture toward the crowded side of the speck field. Exactly one of the four coloured discs lies closer to that direction, measured as an angle seen from the middle of the picture, than any of the other three. The colours of the discs, which disc sits where on the circle, the number of specks, the size of the specks and the total amount of ink carry no information about the answer. Which coloured disc lies closest in direction to the crowded side of the speck field? Answer red, green, blue or orange.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-grain-density-bearing-ff36d5af51/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-grain-density-bearing-ff36d5af51.json","detailSha256":"93314b2c7fef247db0394e3fb21f2f7e915492d7fbb3cb3833f5c310570ea3e5"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-occluded-checker-phase-9333c4961f","title":"Occluded checker phase","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"The black dots occupy alternating cells of one regular square grid, with a gray screen hiding a middle band of grid cells. Do the visible patterns on the two sides continue as the same checker phase behind the screen, or switch to the opposite phase? Answer same or opposite.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-occluded-checker-phase-9333c4961f/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-occluded-checker-phase-9333c4961f.json","detailSha256":"195ba27f533092b0efaf8f780ee592aaab3b034cf244dc426e9b4f3695639941"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-fragmented-side-constellation-d83a25a7fb","title":"Fragmented side constellation","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Exactly 60 separate dark dashes lie along the straight sides of one implied regular polygon. Group collinear dashes across gaps and count the supporting side-lines, not the dashes. How many sides does the polygon have: 3, 4, 5, or 6?","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-fragmented-side-constellation-d83a25a7fb/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-fragmented-side-constellation-d83a25a7fb.json","detailSha256":"bb1bd277368e1c3c3a6dfa20f10cff640d0d8f95418ecf001374e0a44408cc2c"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-contour-match-clutter-sector-f09d230cc0","title":"Contour match clutter sector","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"A dark reference line is drawn inside the grey box at the top of the image. Thin grey lines split the rest of the image into four sectors: top-left, top-right, bottom-left, and bottom-right. Every sector contains several small dark line fragments (the clutter). Exactly one sector contains a fragment that is an exact copy of the reference line; the fragments in the other three sectors are all differently shaped. Which sector contains the exact reference line? Answer with one sector name.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-contour-match-clutter-sector-f09d230cc0/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-contour-match-clutter-sector-f09d230cc0.json","detailSha256":"58f2638d25d8269a050e89b390126cb4c2b7be9f9a2bc3c62c2b806101da2069"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-twin-glyph-panel-f1f93976fd","title":"Twin glyph panel","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"Opus 5","question":"This image shows five framed rectangular panels of identical size standing side by side in one row, numbered 1 to 5 from left to right. Every panel contains exactly four solid flat glyphs, each printed in its own colour, and all twenty glyphs in the image cover exactly the same amount of area, so ink, size, glyph count and colour carry no information. In every panel the four glyphs come from exactly two outline families, two glyphs from each family, so in every panel some outline shape is repeated. A glyph is only ever printed upright or turned by a quarter, a half or three quarters of a full turn, and it is never mirrored. Two glyphs count as twins only if they have the same outline family and the same turn, so that one of them could be slid over the other and cover it exactly; their colours and their places in the panel never have to agree, and the twins are always printed in two different colours. In exactly one panel a pair of twins is present. In each of the other four panels the two glyphs of each family are turned by different amounts, and no pair of glyphs there could be slid into agreement: at least a fifth of the two glyphs' combined area would still fail to overlap. Which numbered panel contains a pair of twin glyphs, that is two glyphs of the same outline family printed at the same turn? Answer with exactly one of: panel-1, panel-2, panel-3, panel-4, panel-5.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-twin-glyph-panel-f1f93976fd/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-twin-glyph-panel-f1f93976fd.json","detailSha256":"6f81944361a92ad4c88b0ec97ede7a7dcfaa58a0233c13e238583ec77c4ed0f8"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-broken-rhythm-search-869b30c489","title":"Broken rhythm search","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Which panel has an uneven spacing rhythm? Every panel has seven identical vertical dashes with the same first and last dash. In three panels all neighboring gaps are equal; in one panel a wider gap is compensated by a narrower gap. Panels A-D are in reading order.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-broken-rhythm-search-869b30c489/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-broken-rhythm-search-869b30c489.json","detailSha256":"0023ef47073eed649bd37f3e4482192a5b021433e95d5f6ded8b063824c6fb26"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-even-parity-grid-search-c875b7410b","title":"Even parity grid search","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Which labeled grid has an even number of dark squares in every row and every column? Answer A, B, C, or D.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-even-parity-grid-search-c875b7410b/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-even-parity-grid-search-c875b7410b.json","detailSha256":"ceb988f413f278be82c828e84e51185ab4c5caacef0ebf75d08c1b25cffa6fe6"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-state-atomic-change-9a77b4a77b","title":"State atomic change","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"Two panels sit side by side: panel A on the left and panel B on the right. Each panel shows the same four disks -- red, green, blue, and purple -- at the same fixed positions, read left to right. A disk is either hollow (an outline ring) or filled (a solid disk). Exactly one disk changes its fill state between panel A and panel B; all other disks are identical in the two panels. Which colour is the single changed disk? Answer with its colour: red, green, blue, or purple.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-state-atomic-change-9a77b4a77b/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-state-atomic-change-9a77b4a77b.json","detailSha256":"76e00af338cd58422a9b6529120792000a4dfe1bfb78caf23bda0828e42bdffb"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-state-rank-inversion-c6d15d5123","title":"State rank inversion","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Luna","question":"Read panels P1, P2, P3, P4, P5, and P6 from left to right. Each panel contains the same four labeled tokens A, B, C, and D, but their row positions may be shuffled. Each token shows one state from the ordered STATE KEY: LOW < MID < HIGH < PEAK. For each adjacent arrow, compare every pair of labels: a pair is a rank reversal if its state ordering changes from one panel to the next. Which arrow has the most pairwise state-rank reversals? Exactly one arrow wins. Answer P1->P2, P2->P3, P3->P4, P4->P5, or P5->P6.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-state-rank-inversion-c6d15d5123/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-state-rank-inversion-c6d15d5123.json","detailSha256":"148bca493c8065972d8532c31fceed6d38be0d20f517920d4d916c6c21071c18"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-recolour-rule-replay-d726eb1e56","title":"Recolour rule replay","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The upper row of five squares is the starting board. Exactly one board square is drawn inside a heavy black frame; that framed square is the one the question is about. Below the board is a row of white cards, and each card holds two coloured swatches with a small arrow pointing from the left swatch to the right one. Each card is a recolouring rule: every board square whose colour is the card's left colour becomes the card's right colour, and every other board square is left exactly as it is. The cards act on the board one at a time, in the order they are drawn from left to right, as the long arrow under the card row shows. A rule that matches nothing when its turn comes changes nothing, and a square that a rule has already recoloured can be recoloured again by a later rule. Every colour in the picture is one of red, amber, green or blue. The board after the cards have acted is not drawn anywhere in the picture. What colour is the framed square after every card has acted? Answer with one word: red, amber, green or blue.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-recolour-rule-replay-d726eb1e56/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-recolour-rule-replay-d726eb1e56.json","detailSha256":"be15a52eb5b1c3576a500e4f7b1c54bc200f3cf0f2fcb835bada9d5b8d09456b"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-conditional-skip-program-68f167675a","title":"Conditional skip program","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"The lamps start as shown. Read the cards from left to right. A green FLIP card toggles the dot-numbered lamp. An orange SKIP card checks the dot-numbered lamp: if it is ON, do not execute the next card; if it is OFF, continue normally. After a skipped card, continue with the following card. Is the magenta-ringed lamp ON or OFF at the end?","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-conditional-skip-program-68f167675a/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-conditional-skip-program-68f167675a.json","detailSha256":"23b8a3d393e2b56a37b5dd8c5259d1b6e6a7e3d145f590fd3890da595fd4e06b"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-recency-access-replay-cd8989ab41","title":"Recency access replay","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"The four tiles start in the recency rack from LEAST RECENT on the left to MOST RECENT on the right. Identify a tile by its black pip count: A=1, B=2, C=3, D=4. Read the eight ACCESS cards from left to right. On each card, the named tile moves exactly one slot toward MOST RECENT by swapping with its right neighbor; if it is already in the rightmost slot, nothing changes. Which tile is LEAST RECENT after all eight cards? Answer A, B, C, or D.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-recency-access-replay-cd8989ab41/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-recency-access-replay-cd8989ab41.json","detailSha256":"4ff8d01cc7bd604968888e9b27ddeedd5275ed0dfd8b936571ed4cc9002a5ea6"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-figure-signature-match-d2840b06cf","title":"Figure signature match","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"A reference dark shape is shown near the top, and three dark candidate shapes are shown below (left, centre, right). For each shape count (a) how many separate dark pieces it is made of, and (b) how many sealed white holes are walled off inside it. A candidate matches the reference exactly when both of those counts are the same. Which candidate matches the reference's counts? Answer with exactly one of left, centre, or right.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-figure-signature-match-d2840b06cf/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-figure-signature-match-d2840b06cf.json","detailSha256":"1ae79325d6a0050bce387eb7ea42c721115121eb5a596c3b95edbd2e88e6265f"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-paired-holes-shared-component-ac31a5c671","title":"Paired holes shared component","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Each colored dot lies in a separate enclosed white hole. Which same-colored pair of holes is enclosed by the same connected black piece? Black areas connect only when they touch; corner-only contact does not count. Answer red, green, or blue.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-paired-holes-shared-component-ac31a5c671/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-paired-holes-shared-component-ac31a5c671.json","detailSha256":"70ac975a98b323956c2642695e4167c5883ec4df74f7fff54908af16291c2c92"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-room-pairing-doors-b8894ff338","title":"Room pairing doors","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"The map contains eight enclosed white rooms and seven orange doorways. Each orange doorway joins the two rooms on its long sides; black walls and corner-only contact do not join rooms. Can all eight rooms be divided into four pairs so that the two rooms in every pair share an orange doorway, with each room used exactly once? Answer yes or no.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-room-pairing-doors-b8894ff338/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-room-pairing-doors-b8894ff338.json","detailSha256":"01e3f20b315ad7d4cd3f60c01b0ff73b850466113486f023d7586effcf9b0bcc"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-panel-occluded-terminal-fd1a6e5ceb","title":"Panel occluded terminal","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"Opus 5","question":"This picture shows three grey pipes on a white page and three solid grey panels lying on top of them. A panel is opaque, so wherever a pipe runs behind a panel it is hidden. Each pipe runs from a small black dot on the left edge to a coloured square on the right edge; one pipe ends at the blue square, one at the orange square and one at the purple square. A pipe never bends behind a panel: behind a panel it is one straight run that carries on in exactly the direction it had when it went in, and it comes out heading the same way. Pipes cross each other only behind a panel; wherever you can see them they never touch. One black dot is circled by a black ring. How high a pipe starts, how high a square sits and how near the ring a square looks do not matter; only which pipe joins to which square counts. Follow the pipe that starts at the ringed dot. Which coloured square is at its far end? Answer blue, orange, or purple.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-panel-occluded-terminal-fd1a6e5ceb/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-panel-occluded-terminal-fd1a6e5ceb.json","detailSha256":"1086f645273db7f15fc6a3f8a28e385a9a960947d06c229f6a02d682eea91843"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-directed-arrow-terminal-6e275daa13","title":"Directed arrow terminal","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Starting at the green node, follow dark links only in the direction of their cyan arrowheads. Which colored square can you reach: red, orange, or purple?","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-directed-arrow-terminal-6e275daa13/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-directed-arrow-terminal-6e275daa13.json","detailSha256":"f8be2b35daae6ebad784dfb0ed91611394449f6da1f29c120c98dddecf9e7e8e"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-route-cut-checkpoint-c6909c7317","title":"Route cut checkpoint","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Starting at the green START circle, move from circle to circle along black links until reaching the purple FINISH circle. Which colored checkpoint lies on every possible route? A link counts only when one continuous black stroke touches both circle outlines; links meet only at circles and never cross elsewhere. Answer red, blue, or orange.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-route-cut-checkpoint-c6909c7317/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-route-cut-checkpoint-c6909c7317.json","detailSha256":"5d3de1326f586a4410cc7b4b8833aeeaee005303e1b405bb31a1a0055d0f902d"},{"id":"image-support-steered-joinboard-pip-relay-bind-e6958ce81e","title":"Joinboard pip relay bind","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The board carries small coloured squares that are decoration and mean nothing. Only three things decide the answer: two white panels with dark borders, and one small square that is drawn inside a thick black frame on the bare board. The framed square is the TOKEN; its own colour is red, blue, green or purple, and no other square on the bare board has a black frame. Each white panel holds exactly four rows. In one panel, called the TAG panel, every row has a coloured block on its left and a group of black dots on its right; its four block colours are red, blue, green and purple in some order. In the other panel, called the SLOT panel, every row has a group of black dots on its left and a coloured block on its right; its four block colours are orange, teal, pink and brown in some order. Inside each panel separately the four dot groups hold one, two, three and four dots, each count appearing exactly once. Read the answer in two steps and in this order. First, in the TAG panel find the row whose coloured block is the same colour as the TOKEN, and note how many dots that row holds. Second, in the SLOT panel find the row holding that same number of dots. That SLOT row is the OUTPUT row. Dot counts are the only link between the two panels: do not pair rows by their position in the panel, by how near they are drawn to each other, or by colour, and the TOKEN's colour never appears inside the SLOT panel. What colour is the coloured block of the OUTPUT row? Answer orange, teal, pink or brown.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-joinboard-pip-relay-bind-e6958ce81e/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-joinboard-pip-relay-bind-e6958ce81e.json","detailSha256":"9b741835a65a98fe80c7bcf811375ddeeba982e049b354e00d467a8f594dfbd8"},{"id":"image-support-steered-alternating-deal-badge-be1c4928aa","title":"Alternating deal badge","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Read the six beads in the gray ribbon from left to right. Deal beads 1, 3, and 5 into the top row and beads 2, 4, and 6 into the bottom row, preserving order. Which colored tag marks the exact two-row result?","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-alternating-deal-badge-be1c4928aa/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-alternating-deal-badge-be1c4928aa.json","detailSha256":"729cb30d53759dff18a560c0ba25bcd10d310fa0e2cf1e4bcef479e8a753023d"},{"id":"image-support-steered-rank-relay-correspondence-eb832665a0","title":"Rank relay correspondence","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"The left card and right card each rank the circle, square, and triangle by bar length (shortest = rank 1, longest = rank 3). Exactly one shape has the same rank on both cards. What color tag is beside that shape on the right card? Answer amber, cyan, or violet.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-rank-relay-correspondence-eb832665a0/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-rank-relay-correspondence-eb832665a0.json","detailSha256":"adcb02db3a4bd901a029211e1e30b08c646cb56ff4c66777e03bb427db25c603"},{"id":"image-support-steered-specimen-bbox-occupancy-75f213d947","title":"Specimen bbox occupancy","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Does the colored specimen cover more area than the unfilled part of its tight axis-aligned bounding rectangle? Answer yes or no.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-specimen-bbox-occupancy-75f213d947/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-specimen-bbox-occupancy-75f213d947.json","detailSha256":"3264e4f48d84b4b8d6dad22862c48b632b924c4845b70ecce94ad0723ac821ec"},{"id":"image-support-steered-dual-ruler-calibration-c9b311d5a3","title":"Dual ruler calibration","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Each ruler's adjacent ticks are one unit apart. Starting from its bottom tick as zero, interpolate the orange marker's height in local tick intervals. Which ruler shows the larger reading? Answer LEFT or RIGHT.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-dual-ruler-calibration-c9b311d5a3/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-dual-ruler-calibration-c9b311d5a3.json","detailSha256":"98c2df17f8133d2c642e90dbc70c5775adac5db9828bfa3738ed37107d0371a8"},{"id":"image-support-steered-ecg-largest-spike-direction-95d9f377b7","title":"Ecg largest spike direction","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"In the single colored ECG trace, does the largest visible excursion from its flat baseline point upward? 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Count only places where four colored arms meet, and answer 1, 2, 3, or 4.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-figure-eight-crossing-count-ec2244d247/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-figure-eight-crossing-count-ec2244d247.json","detailSha256":"14668b53650640f3ff6a9c2f7a12bed7b3d68321819b9d594a15402a98c202f0"},{"id":"image-support-steered-detached-ruler-crop-ac3a2fda71","title":"Detached ruler crop","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"The top ruler marks exactly two columns to delete from the 7 by 7 board, and the left ruler marks exactly two rows to delete. Delete every row or column aligned with a filled ruler cell, then close the gaps without changing the remaining order. 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A tie is ambiguous.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-annular-cell-unfurl-e6eda029d5/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-annular-cell-unfurl-e6eda029d5.json","detailSha256":"e538651ed9debd5369e45b80521f3a76a1b5d843f86961da4a41d807698ee210"},{"id":"image-support-steered-implied-circle-arclets-aef9a93225","title":"Implied circle arclets","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Treat the three blue arc fragments as separate pieces. Allow at most four pixels of radial mismatch: do their midlines continue around one common circle? 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They form exactly five separate groups spaced around the rim, and the groups are always the same five sizes: one dot, two dots, three dots, four dots and five dots. A group is a run of dots that are close together, and the blank arc between two neighbouring groups is always wider than the gap between two dots of the same group. The five groups are arranged so that their sizes ascend steadily as you travel around the rim in one rotational direction, and descend as you travel the other way; which rotational direction that is changes from image to image, as do the dot colour, the dot size, the position of the groups around the rim, the dial's centre and radius, and the pointer. Judge the direction as it appears on the page, where clockwise runs from the top of the dial to its right side. Read the groups you can actually see in this image, and do not answer from the direction a dial or a clock face usually runs. 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Which symbol is revealed, the filled circle (A) or the filled square (B)? Answer A or B.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-ensemble-average-reveal-e0c8a9e9f3/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-ensemble-average-reveal-e0c8a9e9f3.json","detailSha256":"f5719d15cb0533f9fc84d94a05e74b00ab86e71094c0c029bca4010018681bf7"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-delta-integrated-emblem-e0506187c6","title":"Delta integrated emblem","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Luna","question":"Find the grayscale square bounded by four colored corner marks. The square stores each row as left-to-right gray residuals: keep the first gray value, then replace every later value g by the previous restored value plus (g minus mid-gray 128). 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Let every dark square fall straight down inside its own column, keeping its column, until it rests on the floor of the panel or on top of another fallen square, so each column ends as one solid stack resting on the floor and no square ever moves sideways or between columns. The nine stack heights then form an outline that most closely matches one of these five named profiles: comb, whose stacks alternate tall, short, tall, short across the panel; peak, whose stacks rise to a single tall middle column and fall away evenly on both sides; ramp, whose stacks climb steadily from an empty column at the left to a full column at the right; table, which is one flat wide plateau with a single short stack at each outer end; and valley, whose stacks are tall at both outer ends and fall to an empty middle column. Match by the smallest total difference between the nine stack heights and the profile. Which profile is it? Answer with one word.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-column-settle-reveal-f674466a51/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-column-settle-reveal-f674466a51.json","detailSha256":"905dc6624b2a620d77c6de5ca652d6a09b2dc31e98030f745d2eb66ae98e6403"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-cross-parity-reveal-91088e4ab7","title":"Cross parity reveal","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Inside the cyan 12 by 12 grid, form a new grid. For each cell, count the black cells among itself and its up, down, left, and right side-neighbors; outside the grid counts as white. Make the new cell black when that count is odd, otherwise white. Which symbol appears: flag, hook, bolt, or cup?","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-cross-parity-reveal-91088e4ab7/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-cross-parity-reveal-91088e4ab7.json","detailSha256":"1cca808da27bd62c3c02aee3fc14262de4258fee14a7160e4397b80050c13dfd"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-polar-annulus-reference-match-dae6a9876b","title":"Polar annulus reference match","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"The annulus is an 8-by-8 tile grid wrapped into a ring. Cut at the gold spoke, unwrap clockwise into columns, and read the circular bands from outside to inside as rows. Do not rotate or reflect the result. Which reference card below matches the dark-tile pattern? The cards are A, B, C, and D from left to right.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-polar-annulus-reference-match-dae6a9876b/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-polar-annulus-reference-match-dae6a9876b.json","detailSha256":"a048f36b5d36b205bb40094c8af29b6191fd1d864de8909e4a511260c44ca85e"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-constellation-interior-dot-87aa17e9a8","title":"Constellation interior dot","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"A set of small dark dots is drawn on a white canvas. Taken together the outermost dots outline a convex figure: the convex hull of the whole set. Is there a dot lying strictly inside the convex outline formed by the outermost dots? Answer yes or no.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-constellation-interior-dot-87aa17e9a8/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-constellation-interior-dot-87aa17e9a8.json","detailSha256":"589c1618ea73c1ea8fdf0ed94dc5253a147919d1bcf1b093d1b7217e1f225904"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-fragmented-ring-center-986c2c9f5c","title":"Fragmented ring center","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"The short black curved dashes are fragments of three hidden concentric circles. Which colored dot is their shared center? 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Which quadrant contains the cluster whose spread matches the reference cluster? Answer with one quadrant name.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-reference-spread-search-f2d32933ce/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-reference-spread-search-f2d32933ce.json","detailSha256":"6024e9ecb377361463f2ebbd869d7291f7e3d69f390df699193e96217d672d3b"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-rook-clear-grid-panel-f2f0d34fa8","title":"Rook clear grid panel","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"Opus 5","question":"This image shows four framed square panels of identical size standing side by side in one row, numbered 1 to 4 from left to right. Every panel is ruled with the same faint square lattice of cells, and every panel holds exactly five solid dots of the same single colour and the same size, each dot sitting in the middle of its own lattice cell, so all four panels carry the same number of dots and the same amount of ink and no two dots ever share a cell. A pair of dots counts as aligned when the two dots sit in the same lattice row, so that they stand at the same height as each other, or in the same lattice column, so that they stand directly one above the other. Exactly one panel is clear: no two of its five dots are aligned, so its dots occupy five different lattice rows and five different lattice columns. Each of the other three panels contains exactly one aligned pair, either two dots sharing a row or two dots sharing a column, which leaves one of its rows or columns doubled and another one empty. Which lattice cells the dots occupy, how many lattice cells a panel is ruled into, where the dots sit inside a panel, and whether an aligned pair shares a row or a column are all arbitrary and carry no information. The lattice is drawn but no alignment is marked in the image, and the judgement must be made from the drawn dot positions alone. Does the clear panel, the one with no two dots aligned in a row or in a column, lie in the left half of the row of panels (panels 1 and 2) or in the right half (panels 3 and 4)? Answer with exactly one of: left, right.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-rook-clear-grid-panel-f2f0d34fa8/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-rook-clear-grid-panel-f2f0d34fa8.json","detailSha256":"f17274a566324f204ba52982294bdb0e5531291ee60c538a1cc56df4d3baa77e"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-size-color-alternation-search-8b1ba0ed0e","title":"Size color alternation search","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Which labeled panel has center colors alternating TEAL, AMBER, TEAL, AMBER (or AMBER, TEAL, AMBER, TEAL) when its rings are ordered from SMALLEST to LARGEST? Ring positions do not matter; A-D are in reading order.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-size-color-alternation-search-8b1ba0ed0e/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-size-color-alternation-search-8b1ba0ed0e.json","detailSha256":"ef86d4ef81d966be43ac606b6227f2a75f13c842d820424150cfd6a1d6d67249"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-one-per-ring-search-d2066fc1f8","title":"One per ring search","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Each panel has three navy rings and three orange dots. Which labeled panel has exactly one orange dot wholly inside each ring? A dot touching a ring does not count. 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Between each pair of consecutive panels an operator glyph is shown: a green circle adds one to the current value (modulo 3), a blue square subtracts one from it (modulo 3), and a red triangle is conditional, changing the value to 1 if the current value is 0 and to 2 otherwise. Applying the operators in order from the ringed start, what is the final register value? Answer '0', '1', or '2'.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-state-conditional-register-a16c917aa0/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-state-conditional-register-a16c917aa0.json","detailSha256":"316156e8e94b721426b4b29c893d23f032fb640d6eb303e981de4c4047763edc"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-ordered-region-entry-d02ae30bfb","title":"Ordered region entry","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Luna","question":"Read panels P1 through P5 in their visible order. Which labeled token makes the earliest outside-to-inside transition into the shaded circle? Ignore later exits or re-entries.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-ordered-region-entry-d02ae30bfb/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-ordered-region-entry-d02ae30bfb.json","detailSha256":"38b8649653864c79671017e9238b8000829a68beee3f0ae0721fe1c49796afa1"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-stack-op-replay-dc9e0ae74e","title":"Stack op replay","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The bin on the left holds a stack of coloured blocks, bottom block at the bottom. The square cards on the right are operations, applied one at a time in order from left to right (the arrow shows the order). A card marked with a white plus adds one new block of that card's own colour on top of the stack. A grey card marked with a white minus removes the block currently on top of the stack. The final stack is not drawn. After every card has been applied, which colour is the block on top of the stack? Answer with one colour name: red, blue, green, orange, or purple.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-stack-op-replay-dc9e0ae74e/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-stack-op-replay-dc9e0ae74e.json","detailSha256":"5600bc014ef80d9364b8172e1b510b2c25982c5492e0a47194b7f7f9b5cb7c77"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-undo-paint-replay-73568de283","title":"Undo paint replay","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"The canvas starts with the color shown. Read the six cards from left to right. A SET card paints the canvas its shown color and adds that change to the history. An UNDO card removes the most recent SET change and restores the color just before it; if no SET change remains, the starting color stays. What color is the canvas at the end?","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-undo-paint-replay-73568de283/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-undo-paint-replay-73568de283.json","detailSha256":"b7513ced8038c5f86468fcbf6f165dd60936f5e15d39305686a3609529990da7"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-grid-shift-token-replay-cf7f5e422b","title":"Grid shift token replay","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"The ringed token starts in the large 3 by 3 grid, whose cells are labeled A through I from left to right and top to bottom. Read the six cards from left to right. A horizontal band rotates its highlighted row one cell right; a vertical band rotates its highlighted column one cell down, with wraparound. In which cell does the ringed token finish? Answer A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, or I.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-grid-shift-token-replay-cf7f5e422b/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-grid-shift-token-replay-cf7f5e422b.json","detailSha256":"6e0d04022387247d7c7404b3254c8affe63d73503ed39f370732b2fc8e57f1a2"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-station-resilient-panel-af6fad7de2","title":"Station resilient panel","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Gray links join cyan round stations. A crossing without a cyan station is not a connection. Which network stays connected after removing any one station and every link touching it? Answer left, center, or right.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-station-resilient-panel-af6fad7de2/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-station-resilient-panel-af6fad7de2.json","detailSha256":"bbd1a816a8d2362be7dda0ff12e35bf78beba764f86ac3106dc4a25ee35afa81"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-three-marker-gate-merge-c24e4e736e","title":"Three marker gate merge","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"The three colored dots lie inside the black-walled box. Imagine removing the entire orange wall segment while leaving every black wall unchanged. How many unordered pairs of dots that cannot reach each other before the removal can reach each other afterward through side-connected white space? Corner-only contact does not connect. Answer 0, 1, or 2.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-three-marker-gate-merge-c24e4e736e/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-three-marker-gate-merge-c24e4e736e.json","detailSha256":"063ca0904e50f6ecf4df3e56b37487ed20fea7cc33927d8c2a9fd97f9b57fc45"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-green-cable-terminal-7aaa743794","title":"Green cable terminal","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Start at the green ring and follow only its connected dark cable. Which colored square is attached at the cable's other end: orange, purple, or blue? The three dark cables never touch, cross, or branch; gray rings are other cable starts.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-green-cable-terminal-7aaa743794/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-green-cable-terminal-7aaa743794.json","detailSha256":"05fdde5f8333299359f1a14298f64e6a0e4280fd1cda85bd03c635574cc8b317"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-fewer-ticks-terminal-ce1dd2eee7","title":"Fewer ticks terminal","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Start at the green circle. At each purple junction, ignore the link just used and take the one of the two forward links crossed by fewer yellow tick marks. Repeat until a colored terminal is reached. A tick is one short yellow bar crossing one black link; links meet only at circles and never cross, and tied choices do not occur. Which terminal color is reached? Answer red, blue, orange, or cyan.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-fewer-ticks-terminal-ce1dd2eee7/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-fewer-ticks-terminal-ce1dd2eee7.json","detailSha256":"b913dcc1a663abb080c7089d1e6adef306123080b6ee3c20dd0ad83ccf30bd28"},{"id":"image-support-steered-island-perimeter-atlas-bfc292d358","title":"Island perimeter atlas","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"The source mosaic and three ledgers are cut into one uninterrupted navy atlas; if the atlas is torn or has a background-colored hole, answer unreadable. In the gold-framed source, cyan cells sharing a side form one island; corner contact does not join islands. For each island, count every cell side touching cream or the outside of the source. Sort the four counts smallest to largest. Candidate ledgers show the counts as bottom-up lavender stacks read left to right. Which tag marks the exact ledger? Answer red, green, or blue.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-island-perimeter-atlas-bfc292d358/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-island-perimeter-atlas-bfc292d358.json","detailSha256":"58cd47f3d421bc2b8908d2cf297301f2d88ab9d4b7af2acdbebe9936ddb44b39"},{"id":"image-support-steered-foldcover-correspondence-ee80c51982","title":"Foldcover correspondence","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"The dashed line is a vertical fold. Fold the left half onto the right like closing a book, so the column beside the fold stays beside it and the left columns reverse. Charcoal tiles are the stencil; pale tiles are empty. On the right, amber, cyan, and violet each fill six tiles. Which color has all six of its tiles covered by charcoal after folding? Answer amber, cyan, or violet.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-foldcover-correspondence-ee80c51982/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-foldcover-correspondence-ee80c51982.json","detailSha256":"76d05189114d58a2b3d129a0c16fc545a4c46bc553b9b96b733b8b243d1a71b5"},{"id":"image-support-steered-window-sidewall-thickness-7f0e2ee395","title":"Window sidewall thickness","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Which teal sidewall beside the enclosed white window is thinner: left or right? Compare horizontal wall thickness at the window's middle height. Answer left or right.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-window-sidewall-thickness-7f0e2ee395/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-window-sidewall-thickness-7f0e2ee395.json","detailSha256":"ad65f1c3c26cdaa0bf332fadbe1e35ab5eedb955d65990c77c80a44c6ff23159"},{"id":"image-support-steered-heatmap-center-peak-cb0684bbb6","title":"Heatmap center peak","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"In the 3×3 heatmap tile, is the center cell strictly darker than every cell sharing an edge with it? Ignore the four corner cells. 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Which symbol is the result closest to: H, U, C, or N?","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-two-band-deinterlace-b3aa49e423/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-two-band-deinterlace-b3aa49e423.json","detailSha256":"2780a3cbcd6d52827b96a9eb34cf17844ea7f2c066d90075328273ddf584d698"},{"id":"image-support-steered-grain-difference-blur-ea7b340555","title":"Grain difference blur","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Align the two grain cards by their colored square frames with both top notches upward. Replace every point by the absolute light-dark difference between the cards, then blur until the individual grains disappear. Which bright symbol remains: H, U, or Pi? Answer ambiguous for a tie.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-grain-difference-blur-ea7b340555/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-grain-difference-blur-ea7b340555.json","detailSha256":"88457e6028a2c12beff4cd4bbb2ee2d05bf4acce4be019eb3b2f3eff6b52d3c7"},{"id":"image-support-steered-three-lobe-phase-bff3c92f57","title":"Three lobe phase","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Follow the single colored trail from one end to the other. It makes exactly three large lobes. Do the lobes alternate sides at every step, or do two neighboring lobes point to the same side? 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Neither the largest disk nor the disk whose centre is farthest from the origin need be the answer: only the clearance counts. Which disk has the greatest clearance? Answer red, green, blue or orange.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-edge-clearance-origin-e73fc51121/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-edge-clearance-origin-e73fc51121.json","detailSha256":"0f082bbe6351903a0274481b4cdf81402d6b9d48e5bf9116ab6a96d53ffaa74c"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-rank-flow-crossing-leader-967ca6ad04","title":"Rank flow crossing leader","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Which colored panel has the most pairwise rank reversals from column A to column B? A reversal occurs when two item lines cross. 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Answer red, blue, green, or orange.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-principal-axis-constellation-edbb77bc38/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-principal-axis-constellation-edbb77bc38.json","detailSha256":"fcdf8e2e3ae109e55bafb5b0b9b8f2b34392aaf4916e538b4b6eede81bc1c116"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-enclosed-hole-match-quadrant-fe06217612","title":"Enclosed hole match quadrant","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"A dark reference glyph is shown in the box at the top of the image. Each glyph is a filled dark disk that contains some number of bright holes: small light regions fully surrounded by the dark ink. The image below is split into four quadrants: top-left, top-right, bottom-left, and bottom-right. Each quadrant holds one dark glyph. Exactly one quadrant's glyph contains the SAME number of enclosed holes as the reference glyph; the other three each contain a different number. Which quadrant contains the glyph whose number of enclosed holes matches the reference glyph? Answer with one quadrant name.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-enclosed-hole-match-quadrant-fe06217612/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-enclosed-hole-match-quadrant-fe06217612.json","detailSha256":"44b18cf440ef30de71aeeb7ac6bcc960c73e2053b8c9558c8f6b97956722d4df"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-lamp-shadow-gate-panel-f8b27d43a7","title":"Lamp shadow gate panel","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"Opus 5","question":"This image shows five framed rectangular panels of identical size standing side by side in one row, numbered 1 to 5 from left to right. Every panel contains exactly the same four things in the same colours: one small filled circle near the top, which is a point lamp; one straight solid tilted bar hanging below the lamp, which is opaque; and one thin horizontal grey rail near the bottom, which is the floor, with one thick coloured segment lying on that rail, which is the gateway. Colour and object count are the same in all five panels and carry no information, and no panel is marked out by how much ink it carries. The lamp shines from its own single point, so the bar throws a shadow onto the floor rail: the shadow of the bar covers exactly the part of the rail that is hit by straight lines drawn from the lamp point through the bar, which is the same as projecting the bar away from the lamp until it reaches the rail. That shadow is never drawn, and no line from the lamp is drawn; it has to be worked out from where the lamp, the bar and the rail are. In exactly one panel the whole shadow of the bar lands inside the coloured gateway segment, clear of both of its ends by at least 11 pixels. In each of the other four panels the shadow runs past an end of the gateway by at least 12 pixels, or misses the gateway altogether. The bar's own left-right position is not the shadow: in two of the losing panels the bar itself hangs directly above the gateway while its shadow still falls outside, and in the winning panel the bar does not hang above the gateway. Only the lamp centre, the bar and the gateway ends matter, and the tilt and length of the bar, the width of the gateway and the height of the rail carry no information. Which numbered panel is the one where the bar's whole shadow lands inside the coloured gateway segment? Answer with exactly one of: panel-1, panel-2, panel-3, panel-4, panel-5.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-lamp-shadow-gate-panel-f8b27d43a7/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-lamp-shadow-gate-panel-f8b27d43a7.json","detailSha256":"6129385d3bcf497ad5902c86655ef44bf0a4e40bf890432ac76ed2a1fb003a5d"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-xor-stencil-search-8b73b7317f","title":"Xor stencil search","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Which labeled stencil pair makes exactly the REFERENCE pattern? Combine corresponding cells using XOR: a result cell is filled when exactly one stencil is filled, and blank when both or neither are filled. A-D are in reading order.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-xor-stencil-search-8b73b7317f/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-xor-stencil-search-8b73b7317f.json","detailSha256":"294afe48c7e405231ccacaf6af71f1b04e0d41c0f966172f36f9b7004c994c1a"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-clockwise-arrow-search-d59bc086e1","title":"Clockwise arrow search","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Each panel has four two-part arrows around an orange center. Read each arrow from its cyan circular tail toward its navy triangular tip. Which panel has all four arrows pointing clockwise around the orange center? Answer A, B, C, or D.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-clockwise-arrow-search-d59bc086e1/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-clockwise-arrow-search-d59bc086e1.json","detailSha256":"d5d00a36449a8d6f9327399f449ce71b371c9474273a09ebcf1fadba20673b8f"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-state-region-tenancy-a43b9ceee3","title":"State region tenancy","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"Four panels read top to bottom. Every panel shows the same five slot columns and a shaded vertical band (the region) that always covers the middle column. Four tokens - one red, one green, one blue, one orange - sit in the slots, with exactly one token per occupied slot, and each token keeps its fixed color as it may move between panels. A token is inside the region when it is in the middle shaded column. Which token occupies the region for the GREATEST number of panels across the four? If two are tied, choose the earlier color in red, green, blue, orange order. Answer 'red', 'green', 'blue', or 'orange'.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-state-region-tenancy-a43b9ceee3/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-state-region-tenancy-a43b9ceee3.json","detailSha256":"fef711da50b0b98b62ab91c7a204b0389a50a8210a1cc3e085966da920877d6c"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-state-two-step-echo-d2fa7c7acb","title":"State two step echo","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Luna","question":"Read panels P1 through P7 from left to right. Each labeled token occupies one of four named slots and shows LOW, MID, or HIGH using the STATE KEY. For each label, compare P1 with P3, P2 with P4, P3 with P5, P4 with P6, and P5 with P7. Count a two-step echo when both its slot and state are unchanged. Which label has the most echoes? Answer A, B, C, or D.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-state-two-step-echo-d2fa7c7acb/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-state-two-step-echo-d2fa7c7acb.json","detailSha256":"83ce05adfee88f2a1b730eed8ba803f51f1837c9c8832b405322b02987d05613"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-priority-serve-replay-e588da49b1","title":"Priority serve replay","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The picture is a single row of cream cards on a plain background. The cards are applied one at a time in drawn left-to-right order, as the grey arrow beneath the row shows. There are exactly two kinds of card and each card is one of them. An ADD card carries one coloured bar standing on the same baseline as every other bar in the picture. That bar is an item: its colour is the item's name and its drawn height above the shared baseline is the item's priority, so a taller bar means a higher priority. No two bars in the picture have the same colour and no two have the same height. A SERVE card carries one black triangle pointing downwards and no bar at all. Apply the cards by this rule. An ADD card puts its item into the waiting group. A SERVE card takes exactly one item out of the waiting group: the item whose bar is the tallest of the bars of all items then waiting, no matter when those items were added. An item that has been taken out is gone and can never be taken out again; an item that is never taken out simply stays waiting. Every SERVE card in this picture has at least two items waiting when it acts, and the last card of the row is a SERVE card. The waiting group is never drawn anywhere: the picture shows only the row of cards, always in their original drawn state, and no card is redrawn or crossed out after it acts. Bar colours come from red, orange, blue, green, purple and teal. After every card has acted in order, which colour of bar did the LAST SERVE card of the row take out of the waiting group? Answer with one word: red, orange, blue, green, purple or teal.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-priority-serve-replay-e588da49b1/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-priority-serve-replay-e588da49b1.json","detailSha256":"4c5d0abecffaf1e59cd7848179965bb681d157947233093901f6c8bbd31bdafd"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-first-entry-timeline-755dfd5748","title":"First entry timeline","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Read the five panels from left to right. Which numbered token is the first to change from outside the shaded IN zone to inside it? A token's number is its count of white dots. Answer 1, 2, 3, or 4.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-first-entry-timeline-755dfd5748/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-first-entry-timeline-755dfd5748.json","detailSha256":"9f52478f94ba6eed555fcb36099e6277a463e628ee69988d1ad0598ac76e2575"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-fifo-queue-replay-e084bcdb68","title":"Fifo queue replay","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"The cyan boxes show the starting queue from FRONT to BACK. Read the cards left to right: a green plus card adds its pip-labeled tile to the BACK; an orange minus card removes the FRONT tile. Which label is at the FRONT at the end? One pip means A, two B, three C, and four D. Answer A, B, C, or D.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-fifo-queue-replay-e084bcdb68/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-fifo-queue-replay-e084bcdb68.json","detailSha256":"2d12d7c7b6c45ed8d9892e7b604846a5890fa5b6ba52f46be9ab2ad42cb131d0"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-double-sided-chamber-wall-b390c9be17","title":"Double sided chamber wall","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"A chamber is a white region cut off from the canvas border by walls. Which colored wall segment has a chamber on both sides? Answer red, green, or blue.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-double-sided-chamber-wall-b390c9be17/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-double-sided-chamber-wall-b390c9be17.json","detailSha256":"8ca0030750e731747feffd3ea65a7acbdbc74bf8730e0eff9c0c6449cbb430b5"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-odd-cycle-network-dd35eb4423","title":"Odd cycle network","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Does this network contain a loop made of an odd number of dark links? There are eight colored circular junctions, exactly three links meet each junction, and links meet only at junctions. Answer yes or no.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-odd-cycle-network-dd35eb4423/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-odd-cycle-network-dd35eb4423.json","detailSha256":"1b4dbb042f71e655fe1d99204e375cd93ee92bc06a7bf9aed539d408c8f896c6"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-glyph-guided-terminal-909bfe2d75","title":"Glyph guided terminal","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Start at the green ring and follow the dark route. At every circular junction, turn left; at every square junction, turn right, relative to the direction in which you entered. Never reverse onto the link you just used. Which colored terminal do you reach: orange, purple, blue, or red?","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-glyph-guided-terminal-909bfe2d75/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-glyph-guided-terminal-909bfe2d75.json","detailSha256":"f1cfccd904958522311acf118bfc490ada7f5f9bf2cc28bdde3675c00d6cdfbb"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-fewest-bend-terminal-d30fd70774","title":"Fewest bend terminal","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Each black route runs from a green START disk to a colored terminal. Which terminal's route has the fewest bends? Count one bend whenever the route changes between horizontal and vertical. Answer red, blue, or orange.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-fewest-bend-terminal-d30fd70774/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-fewest-bend-terminal-d30fd70774.json","detailSha256":"f90f2d5f54906d29799a09b146a868c0701d59547b91cd20f106767d1c808f87"},{"id":"image-support-steered-paired-socket-repairs-c05e7d1585","title":"Paired socket repairs","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Two distant broken sockets appear across the top. For each socket, a patch fits only when the four colored edge tabs on the patch meet the same-colored tabs on the socket: top to top, right to right, bottom to bottom, and left to left; do not rotate or swap patches. Each tagged row offers a left patch for the left socket and a right patch for the right socket. Which tag color marks the only row that repairs both sockets? Answer red, green, or blue.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-paired-socket-repairs-c05e7d1585/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-paired-socket-repairs-c05e7d1585.json","detailSha256":"6dc459353b30f3f8f1a1821f2545d0cff52bed698de3512ff2aef6a28f776de4"},{"id":"image-support-steered-crosspair-ledger-correspondence-f6f76b56c1","title":"Crosspair ledger correspondence","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"The gray reference card has two rows of three symbols. Pair the top row from left to right with the bottom row from right to left. In each tagged candidate row, the three outlined boxes are unordered pairs: box order and symbol order inside a box do not matter. Which tag has exactly those three pairs? Answer amber, cyan, or violet.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-crosspair-ledger-correspondence-f6f76b56c1/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-crosspair-ledger-correspondence-f6f76b56c1.json","detailSha256":"e2795627a7210a3d50c54daf5cc139bcd4c3687ed7d5aed5eb5bab34f202780e"},{"id":"image-support-steered-paired-marker-change-831b871bd9","title":"Paired marker change","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Which sample increases more from BEFORE to AFTER: coral or blue? Upward movement is an increase. Answer coral or blue.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-paired-marker-change-831b871bd9/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-paired-marker-change-831b871bd9.json","detailSha256":"ffaf71ed8f3f435c50176d3554787ae105c48b4c5596a7255d00776949eaa146"},{"id":"image-support-steered-monotone-run-span-d624ab977e","title":"Monotone run span","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Following the teal mini-trace from left to right, compare the horizontal spans of its longest uninterrupted rising run and longest uninterrupted falling run. A run ends whenever the slope reverses; small raster stair-steps do not end it. Which is longer? Answer RISE or FALL.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-monotone-run-span-d624ab977e/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-monotone-run-span-d624ab977e.json","detailSha256":"0a2c1f41119c89bd111910548ae9dbce4b4edd40e66b7114f2ecd6aa340af3db"},{"id":"image-support-steered-snowman-nose-color-a5abb2d315","title":"Snowman nose color","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"What color is the snowman's single filled triangular nose? Answer orange, blue, or purple from the visible pixels.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-snowman-nose-color-a5abb2d315/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-snowman-nose-color-a5abb2d315.json","detailSha256":"abc0973a7e4ccc9e6f803db2b341020ee90bc4748aaffee14719273998dd4ec7"},{"id":"image-support-steered-paired-corner-midline-b4cc3bc137","title":"Paired corner midline","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Follow the single navy route from the amber triangle to the teal circle. Group its 18 magenta-ringed corners into nine consecutive pairs. For each pair, mark the exact midpoint between the two ring centers. Connect the nine midpoints in route order. Which symbol appears: M, W, U, or Z?","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-paired-corner-midline-b4cc3bc137/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-paired-corner-midline-b4cc3bc137.json","detailSha256":"f83d4f8a3f2eec1a29c8e563209acad4e3faa41fbd9e42f7d78e371806f576c9"},{"id":"image-support-steered-block-parity-reveal-fdaa132b17","title":"Block parity reveal","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Starting at the cyan corner and reading toward the gold corner, split the framed 14 by 14 mosaic into adjacent 2 by 2 blocks. Replace each block by one dark cell exactly when it contains an odd number of dark mini-squares; otherwise make it light. Which 7 by 7 symbol needs the fewest cell changes to match the result: plus, X, or H? A tie is ambiguous.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-block-parity-reveal-fdaa132b17/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-block-parity-reveal-fdaa132b17.json","detailSha256":"7a853ddb2b19c30b5e0c1a5b7e3cde4573f0f155ea8de9c5cb2cf592b9b68e89"},{"id":"image-support-steered-distant-shape-color-binding-c8e7e597b9","title":"Distant shape color binding","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Each pale panel contains one circle, one square, and one triangle, and uses each color once. Ignoring position and size, are the colors paired with the same shapes in both panels? Answer yes or no.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-distant-shape-color-binding-c8e7e597b9/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-distant-shape-color-binding-c8e7e597b9.json","detailSha256":"dc5126dce536084d0764b4fa1256d56fcec9489d8d081af67eed1c3ebb09c76e"},{"id":"image-support-steered-level-crossing-rail-search-a7e006cf5d","title":"Level crossing rail search","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Follow the cyan rail from left to right. Each colored bead begins one excursion that ends at the next bead. Which bead begins the excursion that crosses the horizontal level through that bead exactly three times? Do not count either endpoint touching the level. Answer red, gold, violet, or green.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-level-crossing-rail-search-a7e006cf5d/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-level-crossing-rail-search-a7e006cf5d.json","detailSha256":"1e1af21a254799af6bff9a303de849fb419e4b4a89a9ffd2f0b89548868b248b"},{"id":"image-support-steered-tide-turn-ledger-83311edb24","title":"Tide turn ledger","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"The gold arrow shows the starting direction. Read basin snapshots 1, 2, then 3. After each change, turn the arrow 90 degrees clockwise if the blue flooded area grows, or 90 degrees counterclockwise if it shrinks. What direction does the arrow face after both changes?","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-tide-turn-ledger-83311edb24/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-tide-turn-ledger-83311edb24.json","detailSha256":"e5407fdd3481c3c8d29744e5b6d91f0aefb461ef60a943197777c9475758673d"},{"id":"image-support-steered-paired-gate-closure-8df3498891","title":"Paired gate closure","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Treat both bars of one color as solid black wall, leaving the other color unchanged. Which color, cyan or orange, makes the central white courtyard unable to reach the outer white background?","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-paired-gate-closure-8df3498891/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-paired-gate-closure-8df3498891.json","detailSha256":"870ad710f723a28aa88bd7760ca116caf3d17bc5a5b775f3ae6c6b52f3ba1cdb"},{"id":"image-support-steered-route-prefix-count-8bd7abd766","title":"Route prefix count","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Trace the navy route from the green start to the red finish. Before reaching the first orange checkpoint, how many blue checkpoints do you pass? Count along the route, not by straight-line distance. Answer 1, 2, or 3.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-route-prefix-count-8bd7abd766/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-route-prefix-count-8bd7abd766.json","detailSha256":"9fa6a0ca0f9d17ebdda359d613439927e6ec819bb48e6766a2f9bac932f91c16"},{"id":"image-support-steered-paired-tree-trip-length-db70f0d372","title":"Paired tree trip length","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Two separate route maps are shown, one above the other. In each map, trace the unique cyan centerline through the navy network from the blue ring to the orange ring, ignoring dead ends. Which trip is longer along the centerline: top or bottom? Answer top or bottom.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-paired-tree-trip-length-db70f0d372/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-paired-tree-trip-length-db70f0d372.json","detailSha256":"1d2b79b0f460402aa4b72bc67f2cf391a6fd035f5293807fdd3a6c09bb9dac7e"},{"id":"model-feedback-pivot-frame-motion-b090ae307b","title":"Pivot frame motion","experiment":"model-feedback","experimentLabel":"Model-feedback-steered generation","profile":null,"generator":"Luna","question":"The gold dot starts on the 5 by 5 board. Apply motion 1, then motion 2, exactly as shown in the cards. Which sector contains the dot at the end? Answer northwest, northeast, southwest, or southeast.","image":"static/questions/model-feedback-pivot-frame-motion-b090ae307b/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/model-feedback-pivot-frame-motion-b090ae307b.json","detailSha256":"0cd18065e418676d250de3e1fecd1f02bbc68c134f0a8b4acb0e493ab42a8bc7"},{"id":"model-feedback-moment-balance-beam-b06848b36c","title":"Moment balance beam","experiment":"model-feedback","experimentLabel":"Model-feedback-steered generation","profile":null,"generator":"Opus 5","question":"Each of the four bars rests on a red wedge, and blue blocks hang from the bar at its grey notches. A hanging load's turning effect is its number of blocks multiplied by how many notches it hangs away from the wedge. Exactly one bar has the same total turning effect on its left side as on its right side. Notch spacing differs from bar to bar, so count notches, not pixels. Which bar is the balanced one? The bars are numbered 1 to 4 from the top. Answer with exactly one of: beam-1, beam-2, beam-3, beam-4.","image":"static/questions/model-feedback-moment-balance-beam-b06848b36c/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/model-feedback-moment-balance-beam-b06848b36c.json","detailSha256":"e2841ff99d6ad442e328f539fb6508e55bc2d1cd786f01052183249ec1bebee4"},{"id":"model-feedback-counterfactual-event-splice-340b4028f7","title":"Counterfactual event splice","experiment":"model-feedback","experimentLabel":"Model-feedback-steered generation","profile":null,"generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Try the PATCH swap at one colored gap at a time. For that spliced row, rebuild dependencies: each swap depends on the latest earlier swap touching either box. Cancel the red-X card, repeatedly cancel every dependent swap, then restart from START and do the swaps left. Which patch position puts GOAL in TARGET? Answer amber, cyan, or violet.","image":"static/questions/model-feedback-counterfactual-event-splice-340b4028f7/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/model-feedback-counterfactual-event-splice-340b4028f7.json","detailSha256":"4ec00221ecffe5d3b7f7756207c81ff9cb206c28a76e1740d05ff1dd92877dab"},{"id":"model-feedback-mutual-key-agreement-5913be16cc","title":"Mutual key agreement","experiment":"model-feedback","experimentLabel":"Model-feedback-steered generation","profile":null,"generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Use the queried symbol row in ROW KEY and the queried disk row in COLUMN KEY. Find the only row-color and blue-stamp pair that agree both ways: under that stamp, ROW KEY gives the row color; under that row color, COLUMN KEY gives the stamp. Read their intersection on the ANSWER GRID. Answer amber, cyan, violet, or lime.","image":"static/questions/model-feedback-mutual-key-agreement-5913be16cc/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/model-feedback-mutual-key-agreement-5913be16cc.json","detailSha256":"30766442bad3aedbd8c8a35753e924236fffcea79294ae67a3f200f4a3887c16"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-polygon-side-correspondence-ee42448df9","title":"Polygon side correspondence","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"The gray polygon at the top is a convex shape with a certain number of straight sides. Below it are three colored convex polygons labeled A, B, C: one is red, one green, one blue, and each has a different number of sides. Which colored polygon has exactly the same number of sides as the gray polygon? Answer red, green, or blue.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-polygon-side-correspondence-ee42448df9/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-polygon-side-correspondence-ee42448df9.json","detailSha256":"039bd55380d84627bf87c0ca035593e7707271c2822dae35b7fbe4819588626e"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-exclusive-overlay-match-b046f8bb01","title":"Exclusive overlay match","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Overlay LAYER 1 and LAYER 2 without turning either grid. A result tile is filled exactly when that cell is filled in ONE layer only, not both. Which colored border encloses the exact result? Answer red, blue, or gold.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-exclusive-overlay-match-b046f8bb01/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-exclusive-overlay-match-b046f8bb01.json","detailSha256":"bdc94003caafbdc6582823820de3e0f37d87d6ad173c0d1b9fb9719a258e91d5"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-latin-grid-completion-correspondence-d51d0248e2","title":"Latin grid completion correspondence","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Each row and column of the large grid originally contained each of the four black-square symbols exactly once. One removed cell is outlined in magenta; the other three gray blocked cells are irrelevant. Which colored candidate shows the symbol missing from the magenta cell: red, green, blue, or orange?","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-latin-grid-completion-correspondence-d51d0248e2/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-latin-grid-completion-correspondence-d51d0248e2.json","detailSha256":"9b7c6ce687de3e7be563b7326e850d35fb1e25b0fab46f4f045a7c28ffc0e974"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-trace-cross-pair-9581d1c00c","title":"Trace cross pair","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"A gray horizontal line crosses the panel, and two wavy colored traces (one red, one blue) undulate across the full width. Which color's trace crosses the gray horizontal line MORE times, meaning it goes from above to below (or below to above) the line more often? Answer with only the color: red or blue.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-trace-cross-pair-9581d1c00c/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-trace-cross-pair-9581d1c00c.json","detailSha256":"59c5515a6cbbc42c69ebda3843430d6f282f232624d25716def326e8faf32e20"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-integrated-curve-area-f2a47dc5e1","title":"Integrated curve area","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Luna","question":"Panel A is the left plot and panel B is the right plot. Which panel has the larger area under its colored trace and above its visible horizontal baseline? Choose A or B.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-integrated-curve-area-f2a47dc5e1/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-integrated-curve-area-f2a47dc5e1.json","detailSha256":"862ee7ba6e9ad74100b25fdffaa6fffe20f3b5a287ca414eabecefe9aa0f08ce"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-shadow-span-rank-eaff8d9b42","title":"Shadow span rank","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The picture shows one long black horizontal axis with short ticks along its lower edge, and four bent rods drawn above it: one red, one green, one blue and one orange, each in its own horizontal lane. Every rod is a single bent line made of two straight pieces joined at a corner, and all four rods are drawn with the same thickness. Imagine the light falling straight down the page, so that every point of a rod drops vertically onto the axis. The stretch of axis that a rod darkens in this way is its SHADOW, and the width of that stretch is what has to be compared: it runs from the leftmost point anywhere on the rod to the rightmost point anywhere on the rod. The corner counts as part of the rod, so a rod that doubles back casts a shadow wider than the gap between its two loose ends, and for such a rod the two ends are the wrong things to measure. Nothing else about a rod matters: not how long the bent line itself is, not how much ink it uses, not how steeply it climbs, not how tall its lane is, not which lane it lies in and not how far left or right it sits. The rod that is drawn longest, the rod whose two ends are farthest apart, the topmost rod and the bottom rod are each the answer only as often as chance allows. Which rod casts the widest shadow on the axis? Answer red, green, blue or orange.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-shadow-span-rank-eaff8d9b42/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-shadow-span-rank-eaff8d9b42.json","detailSha256":"27e86cdf995c7e9c69640153677e615937a71d5f288e8df58430fee40a1d55f0"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-dual-threshold-shortfall-982ec039d4","title":"Dual threshold shortfall","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Which colored point has the smallest combined shortfall from the dashed x-target and y-target? Add its horizontal gap when it is left of the vertical target (otherwise zero) and its vertical gap when it is below the horizontal target (otherwise zero).","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-dual-threshold-shortfall-982ec039d4/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-dual-threshold-shortfall-982ec039d4.json","detailSha256":"2133cb078611fd55e0fe59db2153cb074f79583704c0b833bd810f0808bdb438"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-trajectory-directness-ratio-e167d8d7df","title":"Trajectory directness ratio","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Each colored trajectory joins five markers from left to right. For each trajectory, divide the straight-line distance from its first marker to its last by the sum of its four segment lengths. Which trajectory has the largest ratio? Answer red, blue, green, or orange.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-trajectory-directness-ratio-e167d8d7df/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-trajectory-directness-ratio-e167d8d7df.json","detailSha256":"2af89a17c560b22c77b86588ea35fadd14306ed877e64258dc3db2d166f72571"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-prior-clock-marks-cfb8c61d1a","title":"Prior clock marks","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"This is an analog clock. How many hour marks are drawn on its face? Count only the visible marks and answer with a single number.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-prior-clock-marks-cfb8c61d1a/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-prior-clock-marks-cfb8c61d1a.json","detailSha256":"c0746a8b1c8fd9391a3366f9f4af5a25a205a40dd230f0d911768aa69e71eb45"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-bias-letter-b-holes-8710e80716","title":"Bias letter b holes","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"How many separate white holes are fully enclosed inside the blue capital B? Count only white regions that do not touch the outer background. Answer 1, 2, or 3.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-bias-letter-b-holes-8710e80716/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-bias-letter-b-holes-8710e80716.json","detailSha256":"ec3f7c07d72000640cc63a185b2fab63501157278708eeddbb90c22b2014208f"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-padlock-shackle-closure-conflict-da7dbf24df","title":"Padlock shackle closure conflict","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Does the dark U-shaped shackle visibly contact the colored lock body at both of its two lower ends? Treat a visible background gap as no contact. Answer yes or no.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-padlock-shackle-closure-conflict-da7dbf24df/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-padlock-shackle-closure-conflict-da7dbf24df.json","detailSha256":"5e2b8679691e32981dcdb24c9e24e02a467f68671318ba25b44399bcb93db9ac"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-key-xor-null-reveal-f2fcfc03fc","title":"Key xor null reveal","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"The image shows, on the left, a 32-by-32 grid of dark and light cells that looks like pure random noise, and on the right a magenta-framed box that displays the pure-noise KEY (the same 32-by-32 cell pattern, shown small) that was used to hide a symbol. The hidden symbol was XOR-combined into the left field: every field cell where the symbol is on had its shade flipped. The raw left field alone is uniform noise and reveals nothing. Undo the declared cipher by taking the logical XOR of the left field with the key grid (cell by cell, flip a field cell wherever the key cell is different from it); the matching noise cancels and a clean abstract symbol remains: a filled circle (A) or a filled square (B). Which symbol, A or B, is revealed? Answer A or B.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-key-xor-null-reveal-f2fcfc03fc/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-key-xor-null-reveal-f2fcfc03fc.json","detailSha256":"31a94891ec24ae7c26f5b24f11bcfc141958de532fb3616577c0cbbe58dea659"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-arrow-chain-reflow-a4d407ddbb","title":"Arrow chain reflow","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Start at the cell with the magenta dot. Follow the cyan arrow in each cell to the side-sharing next cell, ending at the yellow dot. Read each cell's dark or light center in that order, then write the 64 values row by row into an 8 by 8 square. Which symbol appears: anchor, boot, chair, or sail?","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-arrow-chain-reflow-a4d407ddbb/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-arrow-chain-reflow-a4d407ddbb.json","detailSha256":"793e0d305730f4325aef318b8d6efd3fbffcd3a7df445b3dcf525f8a7493b9e9"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-cyclic-row-register-symbol-ea51207a7d","title":"Cyclic row register symbol","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Cyclically slide each row until its orange marker is in the leftmost cell beside the gold rail, wrapping at the row ends. Which symbol do the navy tiles form: slash, backslash, left chevron, or right chevron?","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-cyclic-row-register-symbol-ea51207a7d/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-cyclic-row-register-symbol-ea51207a7d.json","detailSha256":"7136493cdcc38dcbb99e89d1a527a171868f650be50914e054651c53cec0d878"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-radial-spoke-count-b24d7dc882","title":"Radial spoke count","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"A set of small dark dots is drawn on a white canvas. The dots are laid out on straight radial spokes that all emanate from one shared center, so together they trace a star-burst of spokes: dots along the same spoke are very close in direction, while consecutive spokes are separated by a much larger empty angular gap. How many radial spokes do the dots trace around the shared center? Choose 3, 4, 5, or 6.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-radial-spoke-count-b24d7dc882/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-radial-spoke-count-b24d7dc882.json","detailSha256":"2635d3da670c79facdc334e9053e8329f8d032054b40bf29359f8c870e080f7c"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-dotted-rail-convergence-9f30febb1c","title":"Dotted rail convergence","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"The black dots form two straight chains outlining an implied corridor. Extend both chains until they meet. Which colored marker is closest to their meeting point? Answer red or blue.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-dotted-rail-convergence-9f30febb1c/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-dotted-rail-convergence-9f30febb1c.json","detailSha256":"286badb3189d99802cccfb894fcc15c66d7811153161d10e592849e606af3d1e"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-radial-spiral-handedness-f409e77cb6","title":"Radial spiral handedness","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Starting at the gray center marker, order the dark dots from nearest to farthest. As distance increases, does the constellation wind clockwise or counterclockwise? Answer clockwise or counterclockwise.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-radial-spiral-handedness-f409e77cb6/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-radial-spiral-handedness-f409e77cb6.json","detailSha256":"774165a3eb69ad0a2229f7debc2aaf3d09534ac7931c3e78de81dbdf488d9cc6"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-exclusive-circle-membership-search-8ed7475aac","title":"Exclusive circle membership search","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Which labeled panel has every teal dot inside exactly ONE of its two colored circles? A dot in the overlap or outside both circles does not qualify. A-D run left to right.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-exclusive-circle-membership-search-8ed7475aac/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-exclusive-circle-membership-search-8ed7475aac.json","detailSha256":"ec108030b1be1b7a39535df1a6b34f1fd596f987e228eb8195a7b496e980cdb0"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-single-cycle-network-search-d5ca8bc42b","title":"Single cycle network search","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Which labeled network is one closed loop containing all six colored dots? Every dot must have exactly two dark lines touching it, and crossings without a dot do not join. 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In a panel, the separation between the two tokens is the absolute difference of their slot indices. Across all four ordered panels, what is the LARGEST separation in slots ever reached between the red token and the green token? Answer with the integer 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, or 5.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-state-gap-extremum-a45c166df2/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-state-gap-extremum-a45c166df2.json","detailSha256":"cff5b9238cc2124b1439773f3450d09de023787e531397a28de38d34a6da40c8"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-state-cohort-stability-eb2977ca98","title":"State cohort stability","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Luna","question":"Read panels P1 through P7 from left to right. Each labeled tile shows LOW, MID, or HIGH using the STATE KEY. For each state, write the exact set of labels occupying it in every panel. Count a match when that entire label set is unchanged between adjacent panels. Which state has the most matches? Exactly one state wins; answer LOW, MID, or HIGH.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-state-cohort-stability-eb2977ca98/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-state-cohort-stability-eb2977ca98.json","detailSha256":"b08a115ad432b997c4a34ffb3c85f1f49fd1a18d55b8831e3aa242c5de0b2d48"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-rotor-switch-relay-f818f526cd","title":"Rotor switch relay","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The picture shows a pin board of ten grey switches arranged in four rows of one, two, three and four, and five coloured bins in a row along the bottom. Each switch is a square grey block with a short grey tongue sticking out of its left side or out of its right side. The dark blue discs on the shelf at the top are the balls to be released: there are as many balls as discs, and they are released one at a time, each one finishing its whole fall before the next one is released. Every ball starts at the single switch of the top row. When a ball reaches a switch it leaves that switch towards the side its tongue is sticking out of at that moment, and it then arrives at the switch of the next row down that lies on that side: a tongue on the right sends the ball to the next lower switch to its lower right, and a tongue on the left sends it to the next lower switch to its lower left. Immediately after a ball has left a switch, that switch throws its tongue over to its other side, so the next ball that reaches the same switch is sent the opposite way, the ball after that is sent the original way again, and so on. Switches that no ball reaches keep the tongue drawn in the picture. Below the bottom row of switches there are five exit slots, and each coloured bin sits directly under one exit slot, as the faint grey guide lines show; a ball that leaves the bottom row falls into the bin under the slot it left from. The tongues are drawn as they stand before any ball is released, and no later position of any ball or tongue is drawn anywhere. Into which coloured bin does the last released ball fall? Answer with one colour word: red, green, yellow, orange or purple.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-rotor-switch-relay-f818f526cd/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-rotor-switch-relay-f818f526cd.json","detailSha256":"9440ecaea63790a9c73a40618e8a77b4be175ace2dd3666ae7ad6e80d91ef3bd"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-vessel-pour-replay-7a5ec8a727","title":"Vessel pour replay","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Each vessel holds 4 units. Start with the shown filled unit cells and read the five POUR cards from left to right. On each card, the left color is the source and the right color is the destination. Transfer as much as possible, stopping when the source is empty or the destination is full. How many units are in the ringed vessel at the end?","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-vessel-pour-replay-7a5ec8a727/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-vessel-pour-replay-7a5ec8a727.json","detailSha256":"5480f038e1c4750bac8c691b14ec0b894188ca1d32316ea9b46455e8df58597f"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-odd-cycle-free-panel-b3c564888a","title":"Odd cycle free panel","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"A loop is a closed route that follows links and does not repeat a junction except at the finish; count one link each time it joins two round junctions, and crossings without a round junction are not connections. Which network has no loop with an odd number of links? Answer left, center, or right.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-odd-cycle-free-panel-b3c564888a/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-odd-cycle-free-panel-b3c564888a.json","detailSha256":"8aff8c94e540a3e39351aac4cf10db14f7aa7b6728064e7c73c169185b249a1b"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-forbidden-junction-connectivity-e5aa8e7dc0","title":"Forbidden junction connectivity","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Can all three green junctions reach one another along dark links without entering either orange junction? A route may use blue junctions. Links meet only at circular junctions. Answer yes or no.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-forbidden-junction-connectivity-e5aa8e7dc0/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-forbidden-junction-connectivity-e5aa8e7dc0.json","detailSha256":"64e86afce31b2c92e45da7dd82760ab073ea7b6b2f647b7026f2fc04d7527938"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-checkpoint-span-route-91d4858f85","title":"Checkpoint span route","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Each row is one separate dark route from a green circle to a colored square. Which colored square ends the route whose two cyan diamond checkpoints are farthest apart along the route? Measure the dark route between the checkpoint centers, including every bend. Answer orange, purple, or blue.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-checkpoint-span-route-91d4858f85/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-checkpoint-span-route-91d4858f85.json","detailSha256":"debd875d5d13540f34aae56bf1179f7b5ffe1f04e6425eb12ea46f2767cec008"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-straightest-branch-terminal-d5811c35ee","title":"Straightest branch terminal","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Start at the green circle. At each purple junction, ignore the link just used and take the remaining link that deviates least from straight ahead. Which colored terminal is reached? Links meet only at circles and never cross; every choice has one clear smallest turn. Answer red, blue, orange, or cyan.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-straightest-branch-terminal-d5811c35ee/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-straightest-branch-terminal-d5811c35ee.json","detailSha256":"4323a389418590655a7cde023d375df1ad5e428bed1279a0c644a523505f5780"},{"id":"image-support-steered-gravity-stack-quilt-c338d67546","title":"Gravity stack quilt","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"The gold chamber is the source. Cyan tiles fall straight down within their own columns until there are no gaps; columns never mix. Which colored chamber is the exact result? 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Answer amber, cyan, or violet.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-neighbor-press-correspondence-f964e9c0ac/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-neighbor-press-correspondence-f964e9c0ac.json","detailSha256":"d4541851b22b39c6f517471c389220c9604ec507486332061267bb803b3c7e51"},{"id":"image-support-steered-paired-width-balance-8350b4525f","title":"Paired width balance","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Which colored pair has the more nearly equal bar widths? Compare the absolute difference between the two bar widths. 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Answer yes or no.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-corridor-width-palindrome-db9857af0c/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-corridor-width-palindrome-db9857af0c.json","detailSha256":"bdc37edfb5f5b3d3b6eb2e412151208db3a11a1f78336796edfc967b5fd6ca7e"},{"id":"model-feedback-finite-state-lookup-automaton-b7bbe70671","title":"Finite state lookup automaton","experiment":"model-feedback","experimentLabel":"Model-feedback-steered generation","profile":null,"generator":"Luna","question":"The RULEBOOK is a four-row by three-column transition table. Each row is the current state (amber, cyan, violet, lime); each column is the next input badge (red, blue, teal). The colored disk in a cell is the next state. START shows the initial state. Read the nine input badges from left to right; for each badge, use the current state's row and that badge's column, then replace the state with the cell's color. After badge 9, which state is current? Answer exactly one of: amber, cyan, violet, lime.","image":"static/questions/model-feedback-finite-state-lookup-automaton-b7bbe70671/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/model-feedback-finite-state-lookup-automaton-b7bbe70671.json","detailSha256":"c0004d50a9c9dc275531fb7745798339f351130e2bd3f4422ce5314da47c4535"},{"id":"model-feedback-shared-circuit-pair-b0f524d91b","title":"Shared circuit pair","experiment":"model-feedback","experimentLabel":"Model-feedback-steered generation","profile":null,"generator":"Opus 5","question":"This picture is a 6 by 6 block of square rooms. Walls are solid ink, and you may walk between two rooms only through a doorway gap in the wall between them. Four rooms have a coloured floor: orange, green, blue and pink, and every one of the four stands on some round trip, so that on its own tells you nothing. A round trip is a walk that ends where it began and never passes through the same doorway twice. Exactly two of the four coloured rooms lie on one and the same round trip; for every other pair, no single round trip visits both. Which two rooms are they? Answer with exactly one of: orange+green, orange+blue, orange+pink, green+blue, green+pink, blue+pink.","image":"static/questions/model-feedback-shared-circuit-pair-b0f524d91b/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/model-feedback-shared-circuit-pair-b0f524d91b.json","detailSha256":"499ebd1504f639bf55534c98da4c01edb393c9b5f8d244484fb8e8712c582e82"},{"id":"model-feedback-directional-value-transfer-3eb313ce45","title":"Directional value transfer","experiment":"model-feedback","experimentLabel":"Model-feedback-steered generation","profile":null,"generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Crates are worth the number shown for the depot they are in. Each arrow moves the shown crates. Apply one plan to START. Which plan leaves LEFT and RIGHT with equal total value? 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Answer A, B, C, D, or E.","image":"static/questions/model-feedback-landmark-transform-relay-59479179d5/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/model-feedback-landmark-transform-relay-59479179d5.json","detailSha256":"b5b53ec486c6a1a3e2ffbf245947c01c93d134febd52bf5d20a1c41a4f127c0b"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-perforation-profile-match-b1077f69a8","title":"Perforation profile match","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"The top card is the REFERENCE. Each card contains one cyan, magenta, green, and orange tile. Count only fully enclosed white holes inside each tile; the outer white background is not a hole. Which colored border encloses the option with exactly the same hole count for every tile color as the reference? 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Answer with only the color: red, blue, or green.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-rectangle-area-argmax-9c02e23cd8/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-rectangle-area-argmax-9c02e23cd8.json","detailSha256":"4f7d7513f668ee5602b357169c0b5beff40aa6bb6db9e23eeaf6d7a6d507d6ad"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-trace-crossing-band-fec2dc31c5","title":"Trace crossing band","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The plot frame is divided into four vertical bands by three dashed black vertical lines; number the bands 1, 2, 3, 4 from left to right. The red trace and the blue trace cross each other exactly once inside the frame. The green trace is a distractor: ignore it and ignore every crossing that involves it. Which band contains the point where the red and blue traces cross? 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At each checkpoint, measure the signed vertical shift from the blue marker to the orange marker, with upward positive. For each panel, take the median of its five shifts. Which panel has the largest median? Answer A, B, C, or D.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-median-paired-shift-leader-e66a7104d7/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-median-paired-shift-leader-e66a7104d7.json","detailSha256":"70ac8fddac32212a33e12aeef7cbc26b37a280bc2fa71ca576c78997c134e506"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-prior-ladybug-spots-d18e797ad5","title":"Prior ladybug spots","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"This is a ladybug. The common seven-spot ladybug has seven black spots, but report exactly what is drawn here. How many black spots are on this ladybug's red body? 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Choose: 5, 6, or 8.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-star-rotational-order-b447abd9cf/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-star-rotational-order-b447abd9cf.json","detailSha256":"29a28f6df360d449ed7713acc5246ad54faabc27d952fea6baeeb9b3b130db14"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-fragment-loop-closure-a3053af1b2","title":"Fragment loop closure","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Treat same-colored dashes separated by a gap no wider than one dash thickness as connected. 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Two thick red walls are drawn standing in the gaps between cells; each wall blocks the step between the two cells it stands between, in both directions. Below the track is a row of cream cards, applied one at a time in order from left to right, as the grey arrow under the row shows. Each card carries one green arrow and some purple dots. The green arrow gives the direction the token moves, left or right, and the number of purple dots gives how many single-cell steps that card asks for. A card moves the token one cell at a time in its direction, one step per dot, but the token stops for the rest of that card as soon as the next step would cross a red wall or would leave the track past cell 1 or cell 9; the remaining steps of that card are lost and the next card is then applied from wherever the token has stopped. The walls never move and no card removes a wall. The track is drawn only once, in the token's starting position; no later position of the token is drawn anywhere. 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Which red, green, or blue tag marks the exact 5-by-5 result?","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-parity-crossweave-atlas-c60626f30d/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-parity-crossweave-atlas-c60626f30d.json","detailSha256":"a6abf4a2437d6c729d6c29b2ba400dcb27d2cbbc0556810eaeeefb6b25cd1153"},{"id":"image-support-steered-distribution-area-split-88823be151","title":"Distribution area split","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Does the teal distribution contain more visible area to the left or to the right of the dashed divider? 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Is the lamp ON at the tip?","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-one-shot-turnstile-trace-8f493d43f5/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-one-shot-turnstile-trace-8f493d43f5.json","detailSha256":"05362ecbb71a5564fa661726192419d73faa2d00a61c6df873f924f363099a0c"},{"id":"image-support-steered-district-cut-vertex-aa33a2a293","title":"District cut vertex","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"The colored map is divided into connected districts. Two districts are neighbors when they share a side; meeting only at a corner does not count. If the yellow district is removed from the district-neighbor graph, can every remaining district still reach every other through neighboring districts? 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Because all seven change together, always read neighbors as they were before the round, never as you have just rewritten them. Carry out five rounds. What color is the circled disk then? Answer amber, crimson, or teal.","image":"static/questions/model-feedback-synchronous-ring-rewrite-b3b2423939/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/model-feedback-synchronous-ring-rewrite-b3b2423939.json","detailSha256":"2f588a97e59d743438e4361160b5d149b2f383fbd894e4badee18188fc6a5e4e"},{"id":"model-feedback-chained-exchange-ledger-3fa005450f","title":"Chained exchange ledger","experiment":"model-feedback","experimentLabel":"Model-feedback-steered generation","profile":null,"generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Each top equation shows two groups with equal value. Add token values. Which numbered crate has the same total value as TARGET? 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Reading the panels top to bottom and following that token's color across every panel, count how many of the four panels have the tracked token sitting in the LEFT half (slot 1 or slot 2). Answer with the count: '0', '1', '2', '3', or '4'.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-state-half-count-b532289294/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-state-half-count-b532289294.json","detailSha256":"41d825b114f2a89d0285c71f11e9caf98d2a86d1abc202208ac914a67a4986d4"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-state-palindrome-tile-edf0ff6558","title":"State palindrome tile","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Luna","question":"Read panels P1 through P7 from left to right. Each labeled tile shows LOW, MID, or HIGH using the visible STATE KEY. Which label's seven-state trajectory is the same when read forward and backward? Exactly one is symmetric. Answer A, B, C, or D.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-state-palindrome-tile-edf0ff6558/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-state-palindrome-tile-edf0ff6558.json","detailSha256":"a2695eb7bee1a5180cfc9c8f36f53ee9b539375e664b96419482967c27ff9cc3"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-compare-swap-network-fd7d1ebb7c","title":"Compare swap network","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Opus 5","question":"The picture shows four lanes side by side. At the top, each lane holds one coloured bar; the four bars are red, blue, green and purple and every bar has its own height. Below the bars a stack of black rungs is drawn. Apply the rungs one at a time in top-to-bottom order, as the grey arrow on the left shows. Each rung joins exactly two lanes: the two lanes its black bar reaches. A small orange square sits just outside one of the two ends of each rung; that end is the marked end. Applying a rung puts the taller of the two bars then standing in those two lanes into the marked end's lane and the shorter of them into the other lane; if they are already arranged that way, applying the rung changes nothing. Bars keep their colour and their height while they move, lanes that a rung does not join are untouched, and only the two lanes a rung reaches are affected. The teal triangle below the lanes marks the queried lane. After all the rungs have been applied in order, which coloured bar stands in the queried lane? Answer with one of: red, blue, green, purple.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-compare-swap-network-fd7d1ebb7c/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-compare-swap-network-fd7d1ebb7c.json","detailSha256":"c0f600d7cf3807c6645c646f5ccb77d32a067f64a4c0ec426776a08a6ee87c3c"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-xor-register-replay-828cc8e4e6","title":"Xor register replay","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"The four registers start with the shown ON/OFF states. Read the five XOR cards from left to right. On each card, the two shapes left of the arrow are the source registers: write ON into the shape right of the arrow exactly when the two current source states differ; otherwise write OFF. The other registers stay unchanged. 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Answer red, green, or blue.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-serpentine-spur-code-c81f02d197/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-serpentine-spur-code-c81f02d197.json","detailSha256":"7b7614578e5e110b4afd7a3f55bfa4b2460cb7774117cf59bf5cdffbe30cfa92"},{"id":"image-support-steered-normalized-target-error-8bd0a8fb32","title":"Normalized target error","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Which gauge's cyan reading is closer to its orange target after dividing the vertical reading-to-target distance by that gauge's purple-zero-to-orange-target distance? 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Follow the ribbon from its round start to the arrow tip. Cyan sets the signal HIGH; violet sets it LOW. Every change from LOW to HIGH flips the lamp. Does the lamp finish ON? Answer yes or no.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-rising-edge-trace-97b2af9020/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-rising-edge-trace-97b2af9020.json","detailSha256":"748e30b2c506061cc092f6e308404f4effd8d2939d91e7c4b34b70ffd824dc67"},{"id":"image-support-steered-district-odd-cycle-ba56f6df9c","title":"District odd cycle","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"The colored rectangle is divided into seven connected districts. Two districts are neighbors when their pixels share an edge; corner contact does not count. Does the district-neighbor graph contain an odd cycle? 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Answer yes or no.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-checkpoint-color-palindrome-ae84558a71/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-checkpoint-color-palindrome-ae84558a71.json","detailSha256":"07d150174e1e12a8f648d9769da700b97ebd0e1d940dc2fa3f24637a2da44777"},{"id":"model-feedback-double-hinge-stamp-c11884de92","title":"Double hinge stamp","experiment":"model-feedback","experimentLabel":"Model-feedback-steered generation","profile":null,"generator":"Luna","question":"Four tiles are labeled A-D. Each has a solid token, a cyan hinge marked 1, an amber hinge marked 2, a curved quarter-turn arrow at each hinge, and a hollow target outline. Turn the token one quarter-turn in the direction shown at hinge 1, then one quarter-turn in the direction shown at hinge 2. Exactly one target is the result. Which tile?","image":"static/questions/model-feedback-double-hinge-stamp-c11884de92/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/model-feedback-double-hinge-stamp-c11884de92.json","detailSha256":"2cc6104f5f61416164815defa1467a8ff4ca3c952c86142a96eab3b3703f8488"},{"id":"model-feedback-rewriting-tape-walk-b779657bf8","title":"Rewriting tape walk","experiment":"model-feedback","experimentLabel":"Model-feedback-steered generation","profile":null,"generator":"Opus 5","question":"The grid is a rule table: each row is labelled on the left by a colored disk and each column on top by a black shape. A reading head sits on the strip cell marked by the black bar, and the machine starts on the ringed color. One step has three parts: read the shape in the head's cell; that cell is then rewritten, a square becoming a circle and a circle becoming a square, so the strip changes as you go; and in the table, the arrowhead where your current color's row meets the column of the shape you just read gives your new color and the side the head moves one cell. Take seven steps. Which color are you on then? Answer amber, teal, violet, or crimson.","image":"static/questions/model-feedback-rewriting-tape-walk-b779657bf8/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/model-feedback-rewriting-tape-walk-b779657bf8.json","detailSha256":"43fbb0d846f0dd6d6673d0711bc6a91e76d3a513805fd205ee9d9aa92ac1aeb6"},{"id":"model-feedback-transported-glide-reflection-48c01240a9","title":"Transported glide reflection","experiment":"model-feedback","experimentLabel":"Model-feedback-steered generation","profile":null,"generator":"Sol (high)","question":"GLIDE reflects across one row or column, then shifts one cell along it; colored matches show the line and direction. FRAME maps left coordinates to right coordinates. Transport GLIDE through FRAME and apply it to the black stamp. Which border color results: amber, cyan, or violet?","image":"static/questions/model-feedback-transported-glide-reflection-48c01240a9/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/model-feedback-transported-glide-reflection-48c01240a9.json","detailSha256":"80ca59d3878f4f3b9d9580c4d54e0753e89653f31d175463a854d75e58634bfe"},{"id":"model-feedback-coupled-transition-table-5b192c5cff","title":"Coupled transition table","experiment":"model-feedback","experimentLabel":"Model-feedback-steered generation","profile":null,"generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Use the table for 5 rounds. New LEFT is the cell at row old LEFT, column old RIGHT. New RIGHT is the cell at row old RIGHT, column old LEFT. Both change together from the old pair. Which option is final? Answer A, B, C, D, or E.","image":"static/questions/model-feedback-coupled-transition-table-5b192c5cff/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/model-feedback-coupled-transition-table-5b192c5cff.json","detailSha256":"2ed5dfbb3253f49720f2fcfc08e540197d456035fd61c5a9faee9028d90bc0a1"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-weave-overpass-match-b5dbcc00d0","title":"Weave overpass match","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Each card contains cyan, orange, and purple ribbons. At every crossing, the ribbon with unbroken color passes over the ribbon with the white gap. Which colored border encloses the option with exactly the same over/under result for every pair of ribbon colors as the REFERENCE? Answer red, blue, or gold.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-weave-overpass-match-b5dbcc00d0/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-weave-overpass-match-b5dbcc00d0.json","detailSha256":"6749feb960de7cdfbd75d57a3e0d73e9d0dc59aa82f38b1200af05542964d2c5"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-landmark-board-correspondence-f0f2fb346b","title":"Landmark board correspondence","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"The upright black symbols identify corresponding cells on the two 4x4 boards. Their cell positions differ by one rotation or mirror flip of the whole grid. 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Answer yes or no.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-pairwise-selector-patch-a61d7cb837/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-pairwise-selector-patch-a61d7cb837.json","detailSha256":"7365c0880e6fd569fcae51eac5b379800081f3457f13192ccb49bcdbb7f6e298"},{"id":"image-support-steered-paired-depth-concordance-bff990bccb","title":"Paired depth concordance","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Each panel contains closed black loops plus one cyan dot and one orange dot. A dot's depth is the number of black loops surrounding its center. In each panel, determine which color is deeper. Is the deeper color the same in both panels? 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Exactly one of the four colored dots sits on a hole of the opened sheet. Which dot? Answer blue, green, red, or yellow.","image":"static/questions/model-feedback-fold-quadrant-punch-probe-b8465a0116/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/model-feedback-fold-quadrant-punch-probe-b8465a0116.json","detailSha256":"4f8d46808e33b109e2d688d547da655d20f99b0ffc631c53e4412d48c1eee7c9"},{"id":"model-feedback-cyclic-rim-splice-4986aed8c1","title":"Cyclic rim splice","experiment":"model-feedback","experimentLabel":"Model-feedback-steered generation","profile":null,"generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Trace the dark tracks. Paired letter holes splice rims with the same color: enter one rim and leave its match, with no turning inside a hole. 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Which coloured dot sits in the largest empty void? Choose: red, green, blue, or orange.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-largest-void-marker-c897a3f85b/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-largest-void-marker-c897a3f85b.json","detailSha256":"992e82f262370249c5b9f4b015b39e587c5976ee969924442fa6bb05effec428"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-illusory-quad-containment-af106a515b","title":"Illusory quad containment","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Among the six black disks, four right-angle white cutouts face one another and their straight edges imply one closed quadrilateral; the other two do not complete it. Which colored dot lies inside the implied quadrilateral? 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Report the panel in which the running level FIRST rises strictly above the marked half-way line. If no panel ever rises above it, answer 'never'. Answer with exactly one of: P1, P2, P3, P4, never.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-state-threshold-onset-c46df819f5/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-state-threshold-onset-c46df819f5.json","detailSha256":"68c3fd21a1417f28c25dc1b516771c916da4ea14a979014779865269370ef430"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-state-change-load-peak-f9b97c0bf8","title":"State change load peak","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Luna","question":"Read panels P1 through P6 left to right. Count the labeled tiles whose state changes on each adjacent arrow. Which arrow has the largest count? 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Answer 1, 2, 3, or 4.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-token-transposition-replay-8783618364/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-token-transposition-replay-8783618364.json","detailSha256":"682c60f78e889c0cb9b48e01d4f7be4c12ae862e11efff880a2346a17e5adda1"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-bounded-face-station-c48d6e18fc","title":"Bounded face station","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Black bands are walls and white areas are regions. A white region is enclosed when it does not touch the image border. Which colored round station touches exactly three distinct enclosed white regions? Answer orange, green, or purple.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-bounded-face-station-c48d6e18fc/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-bounded-face-station-c48d6e18fc.json","detailSha256":"7ba98ead6b00732b744820611c1e1dbb7fe76dea55eadf37f3b8b60a68001d19"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-route-bottleneck-capacity-9f1ba38399","title":"Route bottleneck capacity","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Starting at each green circle, follow its connected dark route to a colored square. A route's capacity is the width of its narrowest dark link between adjacent markers. Which route has the greatest capacity? Answer orange, purple, or blue.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-route-bottleneck-capacity-9f1ba38399/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-route-bottleneck-capacity-9f1ba38399.json","detailSha256":"55bdc84844ba19cda58de84a5abe229230f6aa0431892db92f500f926e1f106b"},{"id":"image-support-steered-threaded-rhythm-match-df327806d8","title":"Threaded rhythm match","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Follow the single navy thread from its gold square start, through three pale checkpoints, to the gold diamond, and note the four successive gaps. Do the same from each red, green, and blue square to its matching-color diamond. A candidate matches when all four gaps have the same relative short-to-long pattern as the gold reference, allowing the whole pattern to be uniformly scaled. Which square color marks the unique match? Answer red, green, or blue.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-threaded-rhythm-match-df327806d8/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-threaded-rhythm-match-df327806d8.json","detailSha256":"8f5b667dc8ae074aad432de13b85f81548ba41a1ea5bc20e10abf8e4e1519e95"},{"id":"image-support-steered-enclosed-window-gate-8eed567516","title":"Enclosed window gate","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Does the single teal sample enclose a white window that is completely cut off from the surrounding white background? Answer yes or no.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-enclosed-window-gate-8eed567516/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-enclosed-window-gate-8eed567516.json","detailSha256":"a3f5ce0920e35a5c002609483353e73f067aa2d30aa6a01e082c5bf7c12e4a01"},{"id":"image-support-steered-trace-regression-trend-fa1c648a73","title":"Trace regression trend","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Treat each horizontal column equally and fit a least-squares straight trend through the colored trace. Does that fitted trend RISE or FALL from left to right? Answer RISE or FALL.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-trace-regression-trend-fa1c648a73/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-trace-regression-trend-fa1c648a73.json","detailSha256":"680ced3c56f66146148623c1221f057e88defae82e164ce949b6f2a0ef60ff34"},{"id":"image-support-steered-morse-sos-pulse-order-d580cc5da5","title":"Morse sos pulse order","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Following the single colored telegraph trace from left to right, do its nine raised pulses spell SOS in Morse code: short, short, short, long, long, long, short, short, short? Judge pulse widths only. Answer yes or no.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-morse-sos-pulse-order-d580cc5da5/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-morse-sos-pulse-order-d580cc5da5.json","detailSha256":"2401d9adf680b6114b4f2ab6ba299936bd2afadd777396843386db77a31b684f"},{"id":"image-support-steered-opposed-row-shear-residual-d00d8beded","title":"Opposed row shear residual","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"The teal and coral panels are both 7 by 7. In the teal panel, cyclically slide row 1 by 0 cells right, row 2 by 1 cell right, through row 7 by 6 cells right, wrapping at the edges. In the coral panel, do the same to the left. Align the results and make a dark square exactly where their shades differ. Which symbol appears: X, plus, T, or L?","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-opposed-row-shear-residual-d00d8beded/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-opposed-row-shear-residual-d00d8beded.json","detailSha256":"65f03bb210f8cf95b591db29ac9cd2a1b138dc2e7a8623b15533b4b8ad001e3b"},{"id":"image-support-steered-progressive-excursion-trail-e0c868f481","title":"Progressive excursion trail","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Follow the single blue trail from its red end to its green end. Its three alternating side excursions have distances from the endpoint baseline that steadily change. Do they grow or shrink? Answer grow or shrink.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-progressive-excursion-trail-e0c868f481/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-progressive-excursion-trail-e0c868f481.json","detailSha256":"390b22f7b8f7aac2e9f985961bde07aadbf6d71e9f2079dfb8fee89aec13e5cb"},{"id":"image-support-steered-axis-transfer-search-bfe4815b92","title":"Axis transfer search","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Read the two dots in the sample from top to bottom. Which candidate shows those same two colors from left to right? Answer upper-left, upper-right, lower-left, or lower-right.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-axis-transfer-search-bfe4815b92/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-axis-transfer-search-bfe4815b92.json","detailSha256":"e8513f15c709ec0611255bb68783b4837c104d8ca9f66340ace1a9db00d1abe1"},{"id":"image-support-steered-affine-pip-mosaic-a63cd6ed7b","title":"Affine pip mosaic","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"The gold START tile shows the starting number as pips. Read the other tiles in row order, left to right then top to bottom. A cyan tile adds 1 and a coral tile doubles the current number; after every tile, wrap by subtracting 5 until the number is 0 through 4. What number remains?","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-affine-pip-mosaic-a63cd6ed7b/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-affine-pip-mosaic-a63cd6ed7b.json","detailSha256":"7f5be16fb2e28cfc640948831a5143c08e2c148934085196b3cdf72ef099f771"},{"id":"image-support-steered-universal-loop-station-c071221035","title":"Universal loop station","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Tracks meet only at visible junctions. A loop is a closed route that follows tracks without repeating a track segment. Which colored station lies on every possible loop: cyan or orange?","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-universal-loop-station-c071221035/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-universal-loop-station-c071221035.json","detailSha256":"d6f57529b658270aeec245274a78f1171d202b053f160ef6a60be74768d3811e"},{"id":"image-support-steered-dense-route-deadends-c781344df1","title":"Dense route deadends","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Trace the broad navy network from the green START to the red FINISH. How many dead-end branches split from that route: 2 or 3? Count only branch ends that are neither colored endpoint.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-dense-route-deadends-c781344df1/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-dense-route-deadends-c781344df1.json","detailSha256":"c02c184b0c69450390f395358201dfbc95c8c615abb0ae4114b2308c5d77ae73"},{"id":"model-feedback-quarter-turn-target-intervention-cad4d5800f","title":"Quarter turn target intervention","experiment":"model-feedback","experimentLabel":"Model-feedback-steered generation","profile":null,"generator":"Luna","question":"Each panel has a dark pointer fixed at a cyan hub, a curved arrow showing a clockwise or counterclockwise quarter-turn, and a red bullseye. If you turn that panel's pointer exactly one quarter-turn around its hub as shown, which panel's tip would land inside its bullseye? Answer panel-A, panel-B, panel-C, or panel-D.","image":"static/questions/model-feedback-quarter-turn-target-intervention-cad4d5800f/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/model-feedback-quarter-turn-target-intervention-cad4d5800f.json","detailSha256":"8864c72ed22c46d30075999bd9c4a2fac6694584c1750d3dc669786a1d40d8cb"},{"id":"model-feedback-circuit-return-disk-d03d38339e","title":"Circuit return disk","experiment":"model-feedback","experimentLabel":"Model-feedback-steered generation","profile":null,"generator":"Opus 5","question":"The white floor is all one room: from the blue star you can walk to every disk without crossing a black wall. For exactly one disk you can walk out to it and back to the star without ever using the same stretch of corridor twice. Reaching either other disk forces you to repeat a stretch. Which disk is it? Answer red, gold, or magenta.","image":"static/questions/model-feedback-circuit-return-disk-d03d38339e/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/model-feedback-circuit-return-disk-d03d38339e.json","detailSha256":"5a2a95b3fdf454e73a7999599c563b1937245231c3e3d716bdd5eaf9c76d6644"},{"id":"model-feedback-single-junction-seam-resilience-4f2a20efb2","title":"Single junction seam resilience","experiment":"model-feedback","experimentLabel":"Model-feedback-steered generation","profile":null,"generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Gray seams never fail. SAME keeps socket order top-to-bottom; FLIP reverses it. Only pale circles can fail; colored circles and square sockets cannot. Every matching color pair is connected now. If any ONE pale circle disappears with all black links touching it, which pair is guaranteed to stay connected? Answer amber, cyan, or violet.","image":"static/questions/model-feedback-single-junction-seam-resilience-4f2a20efb2/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/model-feedback-single-junction-seam-resilience-4f2a20efb2.json","detailSha256":"6552268cdc0c2ba69c457e2d36cf2a92a5fb137cc5d3d5390f74edab9c898fe6"},{"id":"model-feedback-counterfactual-reconvergent-lattice-5e3cbc9349","title":"Counterfactual reconvergent lattice","experiment":"model-feedback","experimentLabel":"Model-feedback-steered generation","profile":null,"generator":"Sol (max)","question":"The triangle shows the factual run. Dark means ON. Every lower cell uses the two touching cells directly above it; its row badge gives the rule: ALL, ANY, or ONE. Flip only the red-ringed TOP cell and rebuild downward, one whole row at a time. Which option is the new bottom row? Answer option-1, option-2, option-3, or option-4.","image":"static/questions/model-feedback-counterfactual-reconvergent-lattice-5e3cbc9349/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/model-feedback-counterfactual-reconvergent-lattice-5e3cbc9349.json","detailSha256":"62236f91c4ac92432bf11ce173c6639376346fefd08d2d1a7d8ed073d38952cb"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-polyomino-perimeter-profile-c88f19ba24","title":"Polyomino perimeter profile","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"The top card is the REFERENCE. Each card has one cyan, magenta, green, and orange figure made from equal square tiles. For each color, count the exposed unit edges: a side shared by two same-color tiles is not exposed. Figures may move or turn. Which colored border encloses the option with exactly the same four color-to-perimeter counts as the reference? Answer red, blue, or gold.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-polyomino-perimeter-profile-c88f19ba24/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-polyomino-perimeter-profile-c88f19ba24.json","detailSha256":"b619860eae2833a55fb6eaaed2f3699a9291e1eb51a179273da452a045a4989c"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-threshold-red-count-c79927ac62","title":"Threshold red count","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"A gray straight line crosses a light panel. Colored dots (red, blue, green) are scattered on both sides of the line. How many RED dots lie strictly ABOVE the gray line? Answer with only the number.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-threshold-red-count-c79927ac62/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-threshold-red-count-c79927ac62.json","detailSha256":"d2856eba807348dce080df0b43ab4e0b072ab1985e3ad0a80751886919b70c92"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-crosshair-area-leader-ae5e8beaa1","title":"Crosshair area leader","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Which colored point makes the largest rectangle area with the dashed vertical and horizontal reference lines? Use the product of its horizontal and vertical distances from the dashed lines.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-crosshair-area-leader-ae5e8beaa1/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-crosshair-area-leader-ae5e8beaa1.json","detailSha256":"ec3ddac0426a4140e46460a5a6c57d1b275a5048d56d70c13c17c4873c9aafd4"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-standardized-reference-offset-f325e520d4","title":"Standardized reference offset","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"For each colored row, compute |marker center - dashed reference| divided by the row's full colored interval length. Which color has the largest ratio? 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Answer A, B, C, or D.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-state-stability-onset-fec0721a78/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-state-stability-onset-fec0721a78.json","detailSha256":"d2f905828a549afd3269ac437c7e469c9e04e61e0ea9ac9ccc052fdfd1a71b83"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-priority-scheduler-replay-936fcf03e6","title":"Priority scheduler replay","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"The waiting tray starts with the numbered jobs shown. Read the six cards from left to right. A green ADD card inserts its dot-numbered job. A red SERVE card removes one waiting job with the smallest number; if the tray is empty, it does nothing. Which job number is next (the smallest still waiting) after all six cards? 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Which symbol appears: box, D, backward D, or oval?","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-twin-spoke-unroll-d8241b0318/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-twin-spoke-unroll-d8241b0318.json","detailSha256":"baeada94b7bac3afce0aa84ca12df7b7b8192fa3ad2516ce6effb98a82219106"},{"id":"image-support-steered-woven-swatch-order-e9505c48da","title":"Woven swatch order","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Treat the 6 by 6 colored squares inside the small framed swatch as one woven pattern. Across the whole swatch, do equal colors continue in horizontal stripes or alternate like a checkerboard? Answer stripes or checkerboard.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-woven-swatch-order-e9505c48da/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-woven-swatch-order-e9505c48da.json","detailSha256":"39ee49651818286a594873457d17d385c56f4360c5e6dc2acf484fdc91011113"},{"id":"image-support-steered-route-rhythm-search-c05414d29c","title":"Route rhythm search","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Follow the blue route from left to right. The first section between the two black gates is the sample. Which colored gate begins the later section with exactly the same six-move up/down pattern? 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After all tiles, which color is held?","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-color-countermand-patch-a91391516e/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-color-countermand-patch-a91391516e.json","detailSha256":"602f33ecac14f3bb76cf211c96f6bc9891f66016551507ce1357b173627b8bfb"},{"id":"image-support-steered-cord-peg-winding-c4860b03bd","title":"Cord peg winding","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Follow the single black cord from the orange end to the blue end. Across its whole length, does it wind around the yellow peg clockwise or counterclockwise? 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Which numbered panel matches the framed panel's reading? Answer with exactly one of: panel-1, panel-2, panel-3, panel-4, panel-5.","image":"static/questions/model-feedback-unit-rod-ratio-match-d43068065d/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/model-feedback-unit-rod-ratio-match-d43068065d.json","detailSha256":"aa9290a3545a016ee245c99069a7ffbbc40bc7956744f5aa7d31846d0ee86df2"},{"id":"model-feedback-conjugated-frame-move-4f7b7fc8a0","title":"Conjugated frame move","experiment":"model-feedback","experimentLabel":"Model-feedback-steered generation","profile":null,"generator":"Sol (high)","question":"One-bar MOVE is shown in left coordinates. Two-bar FRAME maps left coordinates to right coordinates; match dots by color. Apply the same MOVE to the black stamp already in the right frame. Which bordered grid results: amber, cyan, or violet?","image":"static/questions/model-feedback-conjugated-frame-move-4f7b7fc8a0/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/model-feedback-conjugated-frame-move-4f7b7fc8a0.json","detailSha256":"3a0135b4c53ad351b0c3f192734d8fb2d63ee1cc102d3694ca3d621c16eda30f"},{"id":"model-feedback-balanced-bundle-equations-60effe2f8a","title":"Balanced bundle equations","experiment":"model-feedback","experimentLabel":"Model-feedback-steered generation","profile":null,"generator":"Sol (max)","question":"The four top cards are balanced: both sides have the same total weight. Identical colored tiles weigh the same everywhere. Which numbered tray has the same total weight as TARGET? Answer tray-1, tray-2, tray-3, or tray-4.","image":"static/questions/model-feedback-balanced-bundle-equations-60effe2f8a/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/model-feedback-balanced-bundle-equations-60effe2f8a.json","detailSha256":"671470238fd7c91a87ae60c4aa4d91578b46a9b23799e67390b78d99c1b0b2a4"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-convex-layer-match-ce4fa262d6","title":"Convex layer match","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"The top card is the REFERENCE. Each card has one dot of each color. To find layers, imagine a tight convex rubber band around the centers of all remaining dots: every dot touched by the band is the next layer. Remove that layer and repeat until no dots remain. Which colored border encloses the option with exactly the same dot colors in every layer as the reference? Answer red, blue, or gold.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-convex-layer-match-ce4fa262d6/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-convex-layer-match-ce4fa262d6.json","detailSha256":"ae26946e3ba6e2d601f4c45d1f14873635bbc64ab0e12470a5f88ba6a77001bf"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-cloud-trend-argmax-d60b12264f","title":"Cloud trend argmax","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"Two colored scatter plots (clusters of dots) are drawn, one red and one blue, each in its own horizontal band. Which color's cluster of dots is drawn with the STEEPER overall trend, meaning the larger absolute slope of the straight line that best fits its dots? Answer with only the color: red or blue.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-cloud-trend-argmax-d60b12264f/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-cloud-trend-argmax-d60b12264f.json","detailSha256":"f75cbd9af14f1e92195db5e4dd1e8658a6029ca55f2bfdbacd0a1a421a0875be"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-trend-target-first-b1f2c6db20","title":"Trend target first","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Moving from left to right, which colored solid trend reaches the orange dashed target line first?","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-trend-target-first-b1f2c6db20/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-trend-target-first-b1f2c6db20.json","detailSha256":"e6d40871f9ce20c6f992eb919044f4acc53982230b56f709a20747f60bbf4407"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-paired-bar-product-f6d8a7414f","title":"Paired bar product","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Groups A-D run from left to right. 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Which symbol appears: anchor, boot, chair, or sail?","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-isolated-cell-reveal-ced9498f1d/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-isolated-cell-reveal-ced9498f1d.json","detailSha256":"b8b9e8e979b0543ba4803cfeaf720067b3ee30d8e49a80ca44306d3468cd2aa2"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-enclosed-hole-count-e1e4b8c499","title":"Enclosed hole count","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"A single connected blue region fills part of the canvas. Inside it there are one or more separate white holes (enclosed empty white islands that do not touch the outside white background). How many white holes are inside the blue region? 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Answer left, center, or right.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-graph-isomorphism-match-d044ff4e3e/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-graph-isomorphism-match-d044ff4e3e.json","detailSha256":"74c7abd258c49eb9e14a0fb5b9cdac385e1c445e9f164f05e3b7fb4057d40017"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-cable-detour-ratio-adb676a666","title":"Cable detour ratio","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Starting at each green circle, follow its cyan-centered dark cable to the colored square. For each cable, divide its length along the cable by the straight-line distance between its endpoint centers. Which cable has the greatest ratio? 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Answer yes or no.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-split-lattice-phase-f460c45208/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-split-lattice-phase-f460c45208.json","detailSha256":"0b27235085209672634edeb85a5ac0119cd475aed485e52757ee24cc64b145b5"},{"id":"image-support-steered-constellation-twin-search-c208c243de","title":"Constellation twin search","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"The small plus in each card is only an alignment marker. Which color has exactly the same four-dot pattern in its left and right 3-by-3 cards? 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Answer yes or no.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-twin-compass-rendezvous-aca3d731e9/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-twin-compass-rendezvous-aca3d731e9.json","detailSha256":"f84e7450228ebb0dd0cdcdf293a62ec1b62d4b676a4750fddb5b0b7ba5930f44"},{"id":"image-support-steered-cooperative-patch-cut-cd7d2fd90e","title":"Cooperative patch cut","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Teal, cyan, and orange together form one landmass. Remove a patch by turning all of its pixels white. Are cyan and orange a cooperative cut pair: removing both splits the remaining teal land, while removing either one alone leaves it connected? Edge-sharing connects land; corner touching does not. Answer yes or no.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-cooperative-patch-cut-cd7d2fd90e/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-cooperative-patch-cut-cd7d2fd90e.json","detailSha256":"98fe78623251defac7ba7a47577efc3525f98c599e7396901817f0a53613be22"},{"id":"image-support-steered-channel-continuity-stamp-dee6c8b03c","title":"Channel continuity stamp","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Inside the navy stamp, can you trace one unbroken cream channel from the green dot to the orange dot? Answer connected or broken.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-channel-continuity-stamp-dee6c8b03c/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-channel-continuity-stamp-dee6c8b03c.json","detailSha256":"e1b6883148af84167c814958a1cdf419272588a4dd88ffd3bc60a8a3e1a5c257"},{"id":"model-feedback-moving-frame-rebase-d0945272c7","title":"Moving frame rebase","experiment":"model-feedback","experimentLabel":"Model-feedback-steered generation","profile":null,"generator":"Luna","question":"The gold point stays fixed. Move the cyan frame by motion 1, then motion 2. In which quadrant does the point lie in the final frame? Answer northwest, northeast, southwest, or southeast.","image":"static/questions/model-feedback-moving-frame-rebase-d0945272c7/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/model-feedback-moving-frame-rebase-d0945272c7.json","detailSha256":"2c6f40a0194b7cde9eb0fc90344fdff84ee829d82a452bb289c04e29c3130599"},{"id":"model-feedback-pivot-merge-centre-d65c2b00e0","title":"Pivot merge centre","experiment":"model-feedback","experimentLabel":"Model-feedback-steered generation","profile":null,"generator":"Opus 5","question":"One single turn about a grid corner carries the green tile exactly onto the orange tile; call it turn A. One single turn about a grid corner carries the blue tile exactly onto the cyan tile; call it turn B. Doing turn A and then turn B has the same overall effect as one single turn about one point. Which black square holds the centre of that single turn? The four black squares are numbered 1 to 4 from left to right. Answer with exactly one of: square-1, square-2, square-3, square-4.","image":"static/questions/model-feedback-pivot-merge-centre-d65c2b00e0/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/model-feedback-pivot-merge-centre-d65c2b00e0.json","detailSha256":"0aca333eda701e9d5b4a99b2f1f8e8358e1fcce53f159eec674cebf80b8fe2a7"},{"id":"model-feedback-cut-link-connected-pair-51472699c4","title":"Cut link connected pair","experiment":"model-feedback","experimentLabel":"Model-feedback-steered generation","profile":null,"generator":"Sol (high)","question":"The red X cuts only the link beneath it. After that link is removed, which matching color pair is still connected by black links? Links meet only at pale circles. Answer amber, cyan, or violet.","image":"static/questions/model-feedback-cut-link-connected-pair-51472699c4/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/model-feedback-cut-link-connected-pair-51472699c4.json","detailSha256":"439a0a9eabe06104396ca3ba7e5aa1f0488d412c38b34c741c6d796303738c5b"},{"id":"model-feedback-counterfactual-logic-override-63710411cf","title":"Counterfactual logic override","experiment":"model-feedback","experimentLabel":"Model-feedback-steered generation","profile":null,"generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Dark is 1 and light is 0. Follow arrows downward. XOR is 1 when its inputs differ; AND is 1 only when both are 1; OR is 1 when either is 1. At the red-boxed B node, ignore its incoming arrows and set B to the red-outlined bit shown. Recompute below B. What are P then Q? Answer 00, 01, 10, or 11.","image":"static/questions/model-feedback-counterfactual-logic-override-63710411cf/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/model-feedback-counterfactual-logic-override-63710411cf.json","detailSha256":"670db8ece5bcb9f0c7a1672eb501cee46078bdbc57997c13aa18576189a64af3"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-beacon-visibility-match-d258d7ce00","title":"Beacon visibility match","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Each card has one beacon of each color and two opaque gray walls. Two beacons can see each other only when the straight line between their centers does not touch a wall. Which colored border encloses the option with exactly the same complete set of mutually visible beacon-color pairs as the REFERENCE? Answer red, blue, or gold.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-beacon-visibility-match-d258d7ce00/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-beacon-visibility-match-d258d7ce00.json","detailSha256":"3c2ca8546f8635297b12c6f7540c786999d008528b9e091c93041f43fd26c73c"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-steepest-rise-d724a7d0c2","title":"Steepest rise","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"Three colored line segments are drawn, each spanning the same horizontal width. Which colored segment is steepest, meaning it has the largest vertical difference between its higher end and its lower end? Answer with only the color: red, blue, or green.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-steepest-rise-d724a7d0c2/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-steepest-rise-d724a7d0c2.json","detailSha256":"23e2fde655a933907485d4be3b6855f3887d7eb47293649a5ac3764a670c8223"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-paired-segment-slope-gain-b8fc41bf1e","title":"Paired segment slope gain","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"From panel A to panel B, which colored segment has the largest increase in upward steepness? Steepness is vertical rise divided by horizontal run; all segments run from left to right, and higher on the page means a larger value.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-paired-segment-slope-gain-b8fc41bf1e/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-paired-segment-slope-gain-b8fc41bf1e.json","detailSha256":"47ee34b0517f8c2ef608755deb541e4dd8809dd42983ce537ab8a37302a87d20"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-matrix-determinant-leader-fc165103cd","title":"Matrix determinant leader","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Matrices A-D are in reading order. For each 2-by-2 matrix with top row a, b and bottom row c, d, calculate ad - bc from the visible entries. Which matrix has the largest determinant? Answer A, B, C, or D.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-matrix-determinant-leader-fc165103cd/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-matrix-determinant-leader-fc165103cd.json","detailSha256":"945eaa0fe341a75dfa136e2dc4c1bed2dacc4eff5cb658bbd5620d2609100cc0"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-prior-dartboard-sectors-fadcfd7f9b","title":"Prior dartboard sectors","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"This is a dartboard. A regulation dartboard is divided into 20 radial sectors, but this dartboard may show any number of sectors. Do not assume the usual number; count the radial sectors that are actually drawn. How many sectors is this dartboard divided into? Answer with a single number.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-prior-dartboard-sectors-fadcfd7f9b/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-prior-dartboard-sectors-fadcfd7f9b.json","detailSha256":"4e2976fd57568a113729c34572d62f43e2e431dd78376b7d806d7a41dc04597f"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-card-suit-color-conflict-98fd48a810","title":"Card suit color conflict","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Which playing-card suit symbol is red: heart or spade? 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Which symbol appears: flag, hook, stair, or fork?","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-ranked-strip-reassembly-d6bfe9648f/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-ranked-strip-reassembly-d6bfe9648f.json","detailSha256":"05c750009e3fb12ef75a080c6795943431a2cf7d98457fb74e45d0fdfbf47ede"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-center-surround-f02d6d2de8","title":"Center surround","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"On a white square canvas a scattered set of small dark dots is drawn. Take the exact center point of the square canvas. Looking at all the dots together as one constellation, do they surround that center point -- meaning the center of the canvas lies inside the region enclosed by the dots -- or do all the dots sit to one side of it? Answer yes if the dot constellation encloses the exact center of the square canvas, or no if every dot lies on the same side of that center.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-center-surround-f02d6d2de8/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-center-surround-f02d6d2de8.json","detailSha256":"aa2d0ca5f615e74d9847b9a8b311aab49ed42c38dddf5a29dd1f48debdecafe7"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-mosaic-void-arrow-b77e4152a3","title":"Mosaic void arrow","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Treat touching near-white pixels as one empty region and ignore isolated small square holes. The largest enclosed empty region forms an arrow. Does it point left or right? 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The final level is not drawn anywhere; it is found by applying the operators in order, starting from the marked level. What is the final level? Answer '0', '1', '2', or '3'.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-state-floor-counter-fa9cb422d6/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-state-floor-counter-fa9cb422d6.json","detailSha256":"e64698a7381bb9662c460f8f5cf598781efb6e5133ec3a04b55770e81cda7a7d"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-bounded-meter-replay-a0599e97f9","title":"Bounded meter replay","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"The meter starts with the shown number of blue or green cells. Read the operation cards from left to right: + fills one more cell and - empties one cell. A + on a full meter leaves it full, and a - on an empty meter leaves it empty. How many cells are filled after all cards?","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-bounded-meter-replay-a0599e97f9/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-bounded-meter-replay-a0599e97f9.json","detailSha256":"0380a45c3668cd7870f6ccd0581071c8f6e4408d635d88ac360e8f9b2ab5a2da"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-shared-loop-children-d0a6c1e993","title":"Shared loop children","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"A black loop directly contains a smaller black loop when no other black loop lies between them. For each same-colored pair of dots, find the smallest black loop enclosing both dots. Which pair's smallest shared loop directly contains exactly two smaller black loops? Answer red, green, or blue.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-shared-loop-children-d0a6c1e993/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-shared-loop-children-d0a6c1e993.json","detailSha256":"7c6222da00eb7dc1af55dffb37fbc153d004bca2e9950e9c2759433e1eeb8857"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-bead-branch-terminal-b373bd4b5d","title":"Bead branch terminal","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Start at the green ring and follow the dark lines to the right. At each gray junction, take the outgoing branch with more cyan beads (three rather than one). 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Answer rising or falling.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-diagonal-texture-bias-f7c841ff80/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-diagonal-texture-bias-f7c841ff80.json","detailSha256":"f0c5a7be077691f0ecb0ef7c3324576e4a69061f582407f6e41b13270f13c135"},{"id":"image-support-steered-articulation-cell-search-c6efbcf5c0","title":"Articulation cell search","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Each colored square marks one cell of the connected mosaic. Which colored square is the only marked cell whose whole cell, if removed, would split the remaining mosaic into two disconnected pieces? Cells are connected only when they share an edge, not merely a corner. Answer red, gold, violet, or green.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-articulation-cell-search-c6efbcf5c0/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-articulation-cell-search-c6efbcf5c0.json","detailSha256":"dea5fed3338eff61d65e13fe0940ef01b85334e533a8409688b97b777282b4a5"},{"id":"image-support-steered-echo-pair-trace-b62770bdd4","title":"Echo pair trace","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"The gold token at the round START end shows a circle or triangle. Follow the connected trace to the arrow tip. Beginning with the second colored span, compare each span with the span immediately before it: matching colors flip the token between circle and triangle; different colors leave it unchanged. What face does the token show at the end?","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-echo-pair-trace-b62770bdd4/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-echo-pair-trace-b62770bdd4.json","detailSha256":"0b6ed1658854f7d175229b1d1614bf521b4527ae3db5daf13c8d19ce5bb3263e"},{"id":"image-support-steered-euler-trail-stations-e68c883a57","title":"Euler trail stations","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"The map has exactly eight stations and ten black roads. Can every black road be traced exactly once, starting at the orange station and finishing at the blue station, without lifting or retracing? Roads meet only at visible stations.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-euler-trail-stations-e68c883a57/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-euler-trail-stations-e68c883a57.json","detailSha256":"f4dfb516d59cdeadf558d38cb014bea4fbe041b12f929c9b5e5ce0ec7a1d7052"},{"id":"image-support-steered-paired-arrival-relation-df80f1a69d","title":"Paired arrival relation","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Trace each separate navy route from its green START dot to its orange FINISH dot. Are the two final travel segments parallel (including opposite-facing) or perpendicular? 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Which slot holds the red disc once the whole program has been carried out? Answer with the slot number alone: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, or 6.","image":"static/questions/model-feedback-content-addressed-swaps-e067adcf51/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/model-feedback-content-addressed-swaps-e067adcf51.json","detailSha256":"879bfe8eea8d7bf9456d19080659540e15197b54ba326cd06618344ceac69f33"},{"id":"model-feedback-transported-baseline-shear-54bc731e06","title":"Transported baseline shear","experiment":"model-feedback","experimentLabel":"Model-feedback-steered generation","profile":null,"generator":"Sol (high)","question":"SLANT shifts each row horizontally by its signed distance from the fixed gold row; colored matches show the sign. FRAME maps left coordinates to right. Transport SLANT through FRAME, then apply it to the black stamp already in right coordinates. Which bordered grid results: amber, cyan, or violet?","image":"static/questions/model-feedback-transported-baseline-shear-54bc731e06/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/model-feedback-transported-baseline-shear-54bc731e06.json","detailSha256":"0c9d7eae8591b8ad9e8ece5fe44f25ed4b3c22f3f025eb3bae30b4c85097b87b"},{"id":"model-feedback-counterfactual-rescue-lock-66743a2b7b","title":"Counterfactual rescue lock","experiment":"model-feedback","experimentLabel":"Model-feedback-steered generation","profile":null,"generator":"Sol (max)","question":"The triangle is the factual run; dark means ON. Each lower cell applies its row rule to the touching pair above. First flip the red-ringed TOP cell. Then test one numbered lock: that cell keeps its shown factual value instead of using its rule; rebuild everything below it. Which single lock restores the shown bottom row? Answer lock-1, lock-2, lock-3, or lock-4.","image":"static/questions/model-feedback-counterfactual-rescue-lock-66743a2b7b/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/model-feedback-counterfactual-rescue-lock-66743a2b7b.json","detailSha256":"17b5fbaaf231d881f5543cf9febd47f8805c25317655b73334146870c937bc19"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-nested-color-hierarchy-d97d27a2ea","title":"Nested color hierarchy","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"The single top box is the reference. Each box has one dot of every color. A small black enclosure groups a pair; a large black enclosure groups that pair with one more dot. Ignoring placement and order, which border color marks the bottom box with exactly the same two nested color groups as the reference? Answer red, blue, or gold.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-nested-color-hierarchy-d97d27a2ea/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-nested-color-hierarchy-d97d27a2ea.json","detailSha256":"e71de14b08cfd3a78893a62aedb6ee55ea4df966839b5361e23fbb191950c724"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-mean-elevation-compare-d8e6a16267","title":"Mean elevation compare","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"A light panel shows red dots and blue dots scattered across it, interleaved at different heights. Compare the two colours by the average height of their dots. Which colour's dots sit, on average, HIGHER on the panel (closer to the top)? Answer with only the colour: red or blue.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-mean-elevation-compare-d8e6a16267/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-mean-elevation-compare-d8e6a16267.json","detailSha256":"83074e333c2b467ccc47848e8f45178cf324415821348a1895e01915168aeeac"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-dotplot-iqr-leader-bf303f4a70","title":"Dotplot iqr leader","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Which color's five dots have the larger horizontal interquartile range? For each color, sort its dots from left to right; the interquartile range is the fourth position minus the second position. Answer blue or orange.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-dotplot-iqr-leader-bf303f4a70/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-dotplot-iqr-leader-bf303f4a70.json","detailSha256":"856b4083fbf2ba857652553fa585302d531f73e97fd6be76a97632d5c59fe3ce"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-trimmed-range-leader-fdf78be536","title":"Trimmed range leader","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Panels A-D are in reading order and share the same vertical scale. In each panel, sort the seven colored marker heights, discard the highest and lowest marker, then measure the vertical distance from the remaining highest marker to the remaining lowest marker. Which panel has the greatest distance? Answer A, B, C, or D.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-trimmed-range-leader-fdf78be536/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-trimmed-range-leader-fdf78be536.json","detailSha256":"9f39cb82607ad7df8ba96c098d1e9ad2ab96b804c6aff9f30d3c74658bc138a3"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-clover-leaf-lobes-a622a42027","title":"Clover leaf lobes","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"How many separate green leaf lobes are visible around the clover's gold center? Count each green leaf body once; do not count the brown stem or gold dots. Answer 3, 4, or 5.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-clover-leaf-lobes-a622a42027/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-clover-leaf-lobes-a622a42027.json","detailSha256":"20080879fc4948389a5ecdaaea55ca4f463ca9b1330c3957d4c453249d95ca98"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-nested-ring-register-dac7df91a1","title":"Nested ring register","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"The 11 by 11 grid is split into five concentric square rings plus one center cell. For each ring separately, cyclically rotate all its dark/light cells until its magenta dot reaches that ring's top-center cell; the center cell stays fixed. Which symbol appears: arch, cup, fork, or bolt?","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-nested-ring-register-dac7df91a1/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-nested-ring-register-dac7df91a1.json","detailSha256":"14a7df13a7bfcf748ae91f940b5a3c1e1fe702f1c8a2d6551b8fc9bd18309671"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-contour-notch-direction-f2f4d91ea8","title":"Contour notch direction","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"On a white canvas a set of dark dots is arranged around a shared center so that together they read as one closed ring-like outline. Exactly one dot is tucked inward, leaving a single concave notch in the ring. Which side of the outline is notched inward: top, bottom, left, or right? Choose one.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-contour-notch-direction-f2f4d91ea8/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-contour-notch-direction-f2f4d91ea8.json","detailSha256":"a6df475e0d6e2c0bb8879e0c4d1efc08e023eeda35964ff3974ef1fe336bb2fc"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-fragmented-concave-enclosure-be18e96afd","title":"Fragmented concave enclosure","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"The separated black strokes trace one implied closed boundary. Follow them in order around the figure and connect neighboring stroke centers. Which colored dot is inside: red or blue? Answer red or blue.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-fragmented-concave-enclosure-be18e96afd/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-fragmented-concave-enclosure-be18e96afd.json","detailSha256":"4a2c724041adb1c5d33150e7da9850a9129c922f0ef8c971280e7b569e6e8234"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-occlusion-cycle-search-b54967c0b2","title":"Occlusion cycle search","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Which labeled panel shows RED over BLUE, BLUE over GREEN, and GREEN over RED? At a crossing, the uninterrupted strip is over the interrupted strip. A-D run left to right.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-occlusion-cycle-search-b54967c0b2/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-occlusion-cycle-search-b54967c0b2.json","detailSha256":"911a6bd771d59030bfbbfb3f3502d641aaed4ac40d627c6974493da139d5a9ef"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-state-carry-chain-ffd11538e5","title":"State carry chain","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"A 4-bit register is shown: the rightmost cell is the ones place and each cell leftward doubles the place value. A solid dark cell is bit 1 (filled) and a white cell with a dark ring is bit 0 (outline). The orange ring marks the TARGET cell. The green up-triangles below declare successive increment-by-one operations, applied left to right. The register is never drawn again. Replay the increments from the shown start (propagating carries). What is the FINAL state of the ringed target cell? Answer 'filled' or 'outline'.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-state-carry-chain-ffd11538e5/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-state-carry-chain-ffd11538e5.json","detailSha256":"ea577e9af93efe19e97d2f186b9ce7f4f52f15452425a0285761157149dcd3d4"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-queue-front-replay-a4f8d9e6d7","title":"Queue front replay","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"The queue begins with the symbols shown from FRONT (left) to BACK (right). Read the six cards from left to right. A green ADD card places its symbol at the back. A red TAKE card removes the front symbol; if the queue is empty, it does nothing. Which symbol is at the FRONT after all six cards? Answer circle, square, triangle, or ring.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-queue-front-replay-a4f8d9e6d7/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-queue-front-replay-a4f8d9e6d7.json","detailSha256":"043d5fb56cd78637169f089fa8bb3031c9bb26e5933288efb1688f042e5333dd"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-loop-pair-separation-d62bcdf1ae","title":"Loop pair separation","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"The image has five black closed wall loops. A loop separates two dots when it encloses exactly one of them. Which colored pair has exactly two separating loops? Answer red, green, or blue.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-loop-pair-separation-d62bcdf1ae/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-loop-pair-separation-d62bcdf1ae.json","detailSha256":"df256f3c7a05373f8c18f8c5800d840e5a12d0dc889671812bb9098d5af9c6a1"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-shortest-route-checkpoint-b7e019444a","title":"Shortest route checkpoint","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Starting at the green circle, travel along the dark links to the red square. Route length is the sum of the straight dark-link lengths between node centers. Which colored checkpoint lies on every shortest route: orange, purple, or blue?","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-shortest-route-checkpoint-b7e019444a/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-shortest-route-checkpoint-b7e019444a.json","detailSha256":"b27581654e29a965b7ed8111dcf13fa0ce5f76cfc8803d540b9f1f1149628d1a"},{"id":"image-support-steered-notch-depth-stem-9ae7fcd2ce","title":"Notch depth stem","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"The teal tile has a rectangular bite from its right edge. Is the bite's horizontal depth greater than the width of the solid teal stem left behind? Answer yes or no.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-notch-depth-stem-9ae7fcd2ce/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-notch-depth-stem-9ae7fcd2ce.json","detailSha256":"aa073c3f62578c7782d4b328137833d916ffa0a1e9f80115c784056d2089e8fd"},{"id":"image-support-steered-ladybug-spot-balance-f24bca35ef","title":"Ladybug spot balance","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Does the ladybug have the same number of black spots on its left and right red wing covers? Count only separate black circles fully inside a red wing cover. Answer yes or no.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-ladybug-spot-balance-f24bca35ef/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-ladybug-spot-balance-f24bca35ef.json","detailSha256":"7e40cefa9e22913ab97b3f37d66ee9a63cf5fc3e064951561aa992a4aecdefdf"},{"id":"image-support-steered-settled-column-silhouette-e9fc4db29f","title":"Settled column silhouette","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Inside the violet frame, let every dark square fall straight down within its own column; squares never move sideways. 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Answer toward or away.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-midroute-finish-approach-f0dd87ecdf/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-midroute-finish-approach-f0dd87ecdf.json","detailSha256":"246ff3ffc647e1bdeab323b42cf6112b7b4a8ad88e56626202b7729b37bc4f9b"},{"id":"model-feedback-edge-cut-resilience-d261e0afb8","title":"Edge cut resilience","experiment":"model-feedback","experimentLabel":"Model-feedback-steered generation","profile":null,"generator":"Luna","question":"Each panel shows a dark link network from a green start to an amber finish. A cyan ring marks one link to remove. After removing that link, in which panel does a dark path still connect green to amber? Answer panel-A, panel-B, panel-C, or panel-D.","image":"static/questions/model-feedback-edge-cut-resilience-d261e0afb8/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/model-feedback-edge-cut-resilience-d261e0afb8.json","detailSha256":"f4b7289e48732b1d71ec89238debd64e36053497638697c66ba16f21f81468fb"},{"id":"model-feedback-rotor-grid-exit-e68048e90c","title":"Rotor grid exit","experiment":"model-feedback","experimentLabel":"Model-feedback-steered generation","profile":null,"generator":"Opus 5","question":"A token starts on the cell with the thick black border. One step: the token leaves its cell in the direction that cell's arrow points at that moment, and that arrow then turns a quarter turn clockwise (up to right to down to left to up). The token carries on from the cell it entered under the same rule, and stops as soon as it steps off the grid. The drawn arrows are only the starting arrows, so any cell the token enters again has already turned. The four sides are labelled N, E, S and W. Which side does the token leave from? Answer with exactly one of: N, E, S, W.","image":"static/questions/model-feedback-rotor-grid-exit-e68048e90c/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/model-feedback-rotor-grid-exit-e68048e90c.json","detailSha256":"4689b607befb0945453774bf69b10b51f26cd5d4187c0e1764be6e7ab81c6adb"},{"id":"model-feedback-cross-field-badge-splice-55c694ab76","title":"Cross field badge splice","experiment":"model-feedback","experimentLabel":"Model-feedback-steered generation","profile":null,"generator":"Sol (high)","question":"START shows two keys. In the table, find both rows. Take the LEFT badge from the first key's row and the RIGHT badge from the second key's row. Which answer shows that ordered pair? 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Answer red, blue, or gold.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-aligned-row-pairing-db76e45af4/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-aligned-row-pairing-db76e45af4.json","detailSha256":"e9105d3b4a23a6eecb2f51a1494f92f83e62e050058d819b05f74b7b6fcb673f"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-widest-gap-e0cdb70e65","title":"Widest gap","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"Each color is drawn as two horizontal filled bars stacked vertically with a gap between them. Which color has the largest vertical gap between its two bars, measured as the distance between the bottom edge of the upper bar and the top edge of the lower bar? 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What color is on the ringed tile after all five cards?","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-tile-paint-overwrite-b3f127b169/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-tile-paint-overwrite-b3f127b169.json","detailSha256":"6be990840a56d8f9d0acbab9086841d1e7703acc69f835fe33a369920a6fd4fb"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-split-boundary-pair-d7c25709e1","title":"Split boundary pair","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Black bands are walls and white areas are chambers. Each same-colored dot pair marks two different chambers. Shared wall sections are separate when they do not touch, even at a corner. Which colored pair's chambers share exactly two separate wall sections? 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Is DISPLAY ON after all four cards?","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-delayed-mailbox-dispatch-ca4f5fcee2/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-delayed-mailbox-dispatch-ca4f5fcee2.json","detailSha256":"5055619fc2dabfe6c31078e99f945d576c900c89068338ea3bf18e33fe2c342b"},{"id":"image-support-steered-dual-patch-role-f7ef891d67","title":"Dual patch role","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Erase the yellow patch to white. What happens: the teal land splits into two pieces, or an enclosed white courtyard opens to the outside? 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Answer with exactly one of: red, blue, green, purple.","image":"static/questions/model-feedback-doorway-region-pairing-e6b5fba485/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/model-feedback-doorway-region-pairing-e6b5fba485.json","detailSha256":"ee34d984a0d5f13e7cddaddaacc71c68ca1c0a0b9370383835a52f1fc866422c"},{"id":"model-feedback-rewriting-turn-queue-escape-5ae33a36f9","title":"Rewriting turn queue escape","experiment":"model-feedback","experimentLabel":"Model-feedback-steered generation","profile":null,"generator":"Sol (high)","question":"The front queue card chooses the mover. Read that token's current tile: on GOLD turn right, flip the shared tile, step, then rotate the queue left; on BLUE turn left, flip, step, then reverse the whole queue. Repeat until a token leaves the board. Which exits first? 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Answer with only the color: red, blue, or green.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-fill-fraction-argmax-e260ba9f15/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-fill-fraction-argmax-e260ba9f15.json","detailSha256":"9a8fc4e4e862ea75e3d451e4dd736b5ed6edefd2cbb416cb26a19e706970440c"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-heatmap-mean-shift-leader-cc9e49fef0","title":"Heatmap mean shift leader","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"From heatmap A to heatmap B, which colored row has the largest increase in its mean cell value? Darker blue means larger, and every row has four equally weighted cells. 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Which symbol remains: diamond, square, plus, or X?","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-border-flood-reveal-e2c34e6425/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-border-flood-reveal-e2c34e6425.json","detailSha256":"6f3c92213f15911abb2d613dc8a7ce541747ca510997a3a07a74bcf79283867d"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-proximity-cluster-count-ff7bba72be","title":"Proximity cluster count","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"A row of identical dark disks is laid along a horizontal line. Disks close together form a cluster, and a few conspicuously larger gaps split the row into separate clusters (groups of disks). How many clusters of disks are there? 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Answer red, blue, green, or violet.","image":"static/questions/model-feedback-scaled-vector-dock-d50d839f41/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/model-feedback-scaled-vector-dock-d50d839f41.json","detailSha256":"b64ec91ee65de61ea66fb3a70b2ff6b5b7d92cc36ab4b2ea747aca1446f6685f"},{"id":"model-feedback-even-split-shelf-e86cb558f9","title":"Even split shelf","experiment":"model-feedback","experimentLabel":"Model-feedback-steered generation","profile":null,"generator":"Opus 5","question":"Each of the four shelves carries six trains, and a train is a run of square cars standing side by side. Deal one shelf's six trains into two groups, each whole train going into one group or the other; a group's load is its total number of cars. Exactly one shelf can be dealt into two groups of equal load, and the two groups need not hold the same number of trains. Which shelf is it? The shelves are numbered 1 to 4 from the top. Answer with exactly one of: shelf-1, shelf-2, shelf-3, shelf-4.","image":"static/questions/model-feedback-even-split-shelf-e86cb558f9/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/model-feedback-even-split-shelf-e86cb558f9.json","detailSha256":"393e530a18a0e8288c2c492ac3fb0533f1e1eab30db2100d50e7dcc321e723a7"},{"id":"model-feedback-edge-rolling-stamp-5bbf891217","title":"Edge rolling stamp","experiment":"model-feedback","experimentLabel":"Model-feedback-steered generation","profile":null,"generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Roll the triangular stamp through cells 1 to 8 in order. At each move, flip it over the full edge shared by the two cells: the two corners on that edge stay there, while the third corner swings into the next cell. Which colored corner lands on the gold star? Answer red, green, or violet.","image":"static/questions/model-feedback-edge-rolling-stamp-5bbf891217/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/model-feedback-edge-rolling-stamp-5bbf891217.json","detailSha256":"b94253b161ac4aff7e05a464097437d77ed9038802f51c58629e0eac123d8967"},{"id":"model-feedback-conjunctive-pair-address-6d70868d3a","title":"Conjunctive pair address","experiment":"model-feedback","experimentLabel":"Model-feedback-steered generation","profile":null,"generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Treat the two QUERY marks as one pair. In PAIR KEY, each mark occurs twice; find the single row containing both. Use that row's color for the grid row and its blue stamp for the grid column. Which color is at their intersection? Answer amber, cyan, violet, or lime.","image":"static/questions/model-feedback-conjunctive-pair-address-6d70868d3a/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/model-feedback-conjunctive-pair-address-6d70868d3a.json","detailSha256":"70296e1d278b6f2b41051f81f2fd4c8e6e7073352f72df9ec15d86a36fceb3d5"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-shape-pip-binding-e921adcdd1","title":"Shape pip binding","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"The top card is the reference. Each card has a circle, triangle, and square, each containing pips. Shapes may move and rotate. Which border color marks the bottom card where every shape has the same pip count as its matching reference shape? Answer red, blue, or gold.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-shape-pip-binding-e921adcdd1/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-shape-pip-binding-e921adcdd1.json","detailSha256":"a45de95ef1d7f7bc26263876df3c1176f4e0b446b75d63912820ab16ec2e0eee"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-gauge-needle-nearest-e393b14e77","title":"Gauge needle nearest","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"A circular gauge needle points from the centre hub toward the outer track. Three coloured ticks (red, blue, green) sit on that track at fixed angles. Which coloured tick is the needle closest to, meaning it has the smallest angular gap to the needle's pointing direction? Answer with only the colour: red, blue, or green.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-gauge-needle-nearest-e393b14e77/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-gauge-needle-nearest-e393b14e77.json","detailSha256":"144316e670cbc723fa0a68e02c9f4daa0d9d2a2971e2fb459e36fadfda9a6c1e"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-histogram-half-mass-first-d14a11e005","title":"Histogram half mass first","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Which colored histogram reaches half of its own total bar area in the earlier bin? Starting at bin 1, add bar areas from left to right; the crossing bin is the first where the cumulative area is at least half that histogram's total. Answer blue or orange.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-histogram-half-mass-first-d14a11e005/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-histogram-half-mass-first-d14a11e005.json","detailSha256":"7063b868a0440e9e6082a8065a4c0eac0f3e521475957bd4c452128a3863b42a"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-bias-musical-staff-lines-ba5c0badcb","title":"Bias musical staff lines","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"How many long, parallel staff lines run horizontally across the music staff? Count each continuous long line once; ignore notes and other symbols. Answer 4, 5, or 6.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-bias-musical-staff-lines-ba5c0badcb/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-bias-musical-staff-lines-ba5c0badcb.json","detailSha256":"82bb948445fe2583eb8d3f4d02fbb2bdf01db5ed5009025b968bc38c5d1b1388"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-paired-row-parity-decode-e7313f22a4","title":"Paired row parity decode","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Inside the cyan frame, combine each consecutive pair of grid rows (rows 1 and 2, then 3 and 4, and so on). Compress each pair into one row: make a result cell dark exactly when the two source cells differ, otherwise make it light. Which symbol appears: cup, cap, comb, or gate?","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-paired-row-parity-decode-e7313f22a4/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-paired-row-parity-decode-e7313f22a4.json","detailSha256":"a760e976699922865cfae56b0add54c432a5cbf4d4980fb58aa82b82244e7da1"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-halfturn-constellation-center-c78f5e4a97","title":"Halfturn constellation center","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Rotate every black dot center by 180 degrees about each colored ring. Which ring makes the complete black-dot constellation match itself? Answer red or blue.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-halfturn-constellation-center-c78f5e4a97/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-halfturn-constellation-center-c78f5e4a97.json","detailSha256":"6229dbb4f2d94bcacb98f43bfe346cd3f778a5ab8d3e840863256ee7cf6da1e6"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-cyclic-palette-match-cd14bb381e","title":"Cyclic palette match","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Which labeled tile has its four colored markers in the same clockwise order as the REFERENCE? Rotating the whole pattern counts as the same; mirror reversal does not.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-cyclic-palette-match-cd14bb381e/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-cyclic-palette-match-cd14bb381e.json","detailSha256":"e7cd221ed7ac87687e9c15495d65e1a360f43ccbf71e81959274a257cdd5786a"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-parcel-courier-replay-c0c8c05645","title":"Parcel courier replay","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"The outlined cross marks the courier's start and the wrapped block marks the parcel's start. Rooms are numbered 1 to 4 from left to right by black-dot count. Read the six cards from left to right. A left or right arrow moves the courier one room, but an arrow beyond the corridor leaves it in place. A solid circle means PICK: the courier picks up the parcel only when they are in the same room and the parcel is not already carried; otherwise nothing happens. A hollow circle means DROP: a carried parcel is left in the courier's current room; otherwise nothing happens. While carried, the parcel moves with the courier. Which room contains the parcel at the end? Answer 1, 2, 3, or 4.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-parcel-courier-replay-c0c8c05645/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-parcel-courier-replay-c0c8c05645.json","detailSha256":"b918fe078c7970ab4702978d8b5d3ce5a33a730acb5855313dcea88607b7a01a"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-cycle-multiplicity-link-e18bad8e3a","title":"Cycle multiplicity link","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"The diagram is a network of round junctions joined by links; crossings count as connections only at a round junction. A loop is a simple closed route that never repeats a junction except its start/end. Which colored link belongs to exactly two distinct loops? Answer red, green, or blue.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-cycle-multiplicity-link-e18bad8e3a/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-cycle-multiplicity-link-e18bad8e3a.json","detailSha256":"85cf8a76baab1f233b3cbce62a9c2ed44c61de7795bd6a357b0beca416389126"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-well-nested-trace-cc2a484481","title":"Well nested trace","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Tracing","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Starting at each green ring, follow its connected dark cable to a colored square. Cyan checkpoints open and magenta checkpoints close. Which cable's checkpoint sequence is well nested? Moving from green, closes must never outnumber opens at any prefix, and their totals must be equal at the terminal. Answer orange, purple, or blue.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-well-nested-trace-cc2a484481/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-well-nested-trace-cc2a484481.json","detailSha256":"2f631cb8c008987d23a7c37cc18568031ce2f12480e267bbc7a56d9787865c01"},{"id":"image-support-steered-trace-reference-crossings-c4dd088596","title":"Trace reference crossings","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"How many times does the cyan trace cross the dashed reference line? Answer with a number.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-trace-reference-crossings-c4dd088596/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-trace-reference-crossings-c4dd088596.json","detailSha256":"73cca86074b4176aa38705e4d72b011d679df4e87118bcbe1b89b9ce78c7b906"},{"id":"image-support-steered-mirrored-s-bend-order-fcad76f52d","title":"Mirrored s bend order","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Following the single blue S-shaped stroke from its top endpoint to its bottom endpoint, which bend order is visible: right then left, or left then right?","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-mirrored-s-bend-order-fcad76f52d/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-mirrored-s-bend-order-fcad76f52d.json","detailSha256":"4179532628d8272c21fc52df063bbb8ab9db64e452f2dbed06abd4033b5706e4"},{"id":"image-support-steered-crossbar-broadcast-reveal-f5b0f52255","title":"Crossbar broadcast reveal","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"The teal vertical strip selects a row and the coral horizontal strip selects a column of an imagined 5 by 5 tile. Fill that whole row and whole column. Where is the revealed T's full crossbar: top, right, bottom, or left?","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-crossbar-broadcast-reveal-f5b0f52255/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-crossbar-broadcast-reveal-f5b0f52255.json","detailSha256":"df0aa9912310c55f665ccb04b84956634a646729d838c89990378f3953dd219c"},{"id":"image-support-steered-centroid-pin-search-e96687d73a","title":"Centroid pin search","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Treat every visible cyan part of the plate as having equal weight. Which colored pin is nearest the plate's center of area? Answer red, gold, violet, or green.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-centroid-pin-search-e96687d73a/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-centroid-pin-search-e96687d73a.json","detailSha256":"fcbf233e089326eb8769e8399d0ef00342d14233bf0896920a748c3d2858f509"},{"id":"image-support-steered-harbor-lock-trace-ccd90be37b","title":"Harbor lock trace","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Begin at water level 0 at START. Follow the connected channel toward the arrow. Each cyan lock raises the level by 1; each coral lock lowers it by 1. Which labeled buoy, A, B, or C, is reached at the greatest running water level?","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-harbor-lock-trace-ccd90be37b/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-harbor-lock-trace-ccd90be37b.json","detailSha256":"5ea87a62da1db2eb685241b333ce3160edf70a7b9a67fce14f2600729dd32e67"},{"id":"model-feedback-mirror-slide-stamp-d7d0e628bd","title":"Mirror slide stamp","experiment":"model-feedback","experimentLabel":"Model-feedback-steered generation","profile":null,"generator":"Luna","question":"Four tiles are labeled A-D. Each tile has a solid source token, a dashed mirror axis, a cyan arrow, and a hollow target outline. Reflect the source across its dashed axis, then translate it by the cyan arrow. Exactly one hollow outline is the result. Which tile?","image":"static/questions/model-feedback-mirror-slide-stamp-d7d0e628bd/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/model-feedback-mirror-slide-stamp-d7d0e628bd.json","detailSha256":"c5dab9a0c2ba065c91334cfd1a36f3aff6ee94a0b3a4d8de3e83b74df4b2da0f"},{"id":"model-feedback-sealed-room-shared-region-f4d4d6f61c","title":"Sealed room shared region","experiment":"model-feedback","experimentLabel":"Model-feedback-steered generation","profile":null,"generator":"Opus 5","question":"The black walls cut the white field into sealed rooms. Starting on the blue star you may walk anywhere across white space, but you may never cross a black wall. Exactly one colored disk stands in white space you can walk to. Which one? Answer red, gold, or magenta.","image":"static/questions/model-feedback-sealed-room-shared-region-f4d4d6f61c/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/model-feedback-sealed-room-shared-region-f4d4d6f61c.json","detailSha256":"ad2e3c9967794dfe9080590a12b3ce10399e47fc00595c104d97e2a080f73fb7"},{"id":"model-feedback-single-flip-seam-resilience-5d44fe6f37","title":"Single flip seam resilience","experiment":"model-feedback","experimentLabel":"Model-feedback-steered generation","profile":null,"generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Gray seams connect facing sockets. SAME keeps top-to-bottom order; FLIP reverses it. Every matching color pair is connected now. If either ONE seam toggles (SAME becomes FLIP or FLIP becomes SAME), which pair stays connected in both possible cases? Answer amber, cyan, or violet.","image":"static/questions/model-feedback-single-flip-seam-resilience-5d44fe6f37/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/model-feedback-single-flip-seam-resilience-5d44fe6f37.json","detailSha256":"c8b6e2f11473828a40a7eac5172e6b16c97ed6861f2ad8b7473455eece53002c"},{"id":"model-feedback-counterfactual-mode-transfer-6fdac38abe","title":"Counterfactual mode transfer","experiment":"model-feedback","experimentLabel":"Model-feedback-steered generation","profile":null,"generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Dark is 1 and light is 0. Every square shows its ACTUAL value. XOR is 1 when inputs differ; AND is 1 only when both are 1; OR is 1 when either is 1. Each gate has a fixed hidden mode: NORMAL gives the named rule and INVERTED gives its opposite. Infer the modes from ACTUAL. In TEST, force the shown node to the shown bit, ignoring its incoming arrows. Keep the inferred modes at every other gate and recompute. What are P then Q? Answer 00, 01, 10, or 11.","image":"static/questions/model-feedback-counterfactual-mode-transfer-6fdac38abe/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/model-feedback-counterfactual-mode-transfer-6fdac38abe.json","detailSha256":"e02664baf1514334a81f4d1532a8c6db95713c071b2ec685ad58a9f43c0c0055"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-normalized-bar-profile-f5dc509c24","title":"Normalized bar profile","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Each card has one cyan, magenta, green, and orange bar rising from a common baseline. A whole card may be uniformly resized, but the four bar proportions stay the same. Which colored border encloses the option whose complete color-to-height profile is a uniform rescaling of the REFERENCE? Answer red, blue, or gold.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-normalized-bar-profile-f5dc509c24/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-normalized-bar-profile-f5dc509c24.json","detailSha256":"ba11413974e23a48e0579e2336f303748ea223a589473a0d10e0acbdb1ad260d"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-closest-color-pair-ffb30f4698","title":"Closest color pair","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"DS-V4-Flash","question":"A light panel holds exactly two RED dots and exactly two BLUE dots. Which colour has its two dots CLOSER together (smaller centre-to-centre distance)? 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Which image corner does it point toward? Answer top-left, top-right, bottom-left, or bottom-right.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-magnifier-handle-corner-bd23fdc87d/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-magnifier-handle-corner-bd23fdc87d.json","detailSha256":"d1af6469ba38d80114d60eaca852c1f3196615f975ccbef3d874a6390ed4de26"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-equal-cell-mosaic-e770ab29c5","title":"Equal cell mosaic","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Declared transform","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Resize every cyan-outlined row and column so that all grid cells become equal squares, without changing any cell from dark to light or light to dark. 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A-D are in reading order.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-clear-sightline-search-cee451d918/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-clear-sightline-search-cee451d918.json","detailSha256":"526566dfe43ee51587a17655f10b78ea7a4f67bef38ea830c79e6a1915feaffe"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-dynamic-link-replay-c9d216939f","title":"Dynamic link replay","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"State tracking","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Four dot-numbered stations start with the links shown. Read the six cards from left to right. A green LINK card adds the undirected link between its two dot-numbered stations; a red CUT card removes that link. Adding an existing link or cutting a missing link does nothing. After all six cards, is there a path of links between the two magenta-ringed stations? 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Answer exactly one of: amber, cyan, violet, lime.","image":"static/questions/model-feedback-conditional-bay-latch-dcd023d8b0/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/model-feedback-conditional-bay-latch-dcd023d8b0.json","detailSha256":"d2d6625023867195adff52fa2893ddd0d82e13de0eb83c45419ebca062617274"},{"id":"model-feedback-rotation-center-recovery-f72e9422f1","title":"Rotation center recovery","experiment":"model-feedback","experimentLabel":"Model-feedback-steered generation","profile":null,"generator":"Opus 5","question":"The two black shapes are the same shape: one is the other after a single turn of the whole picture about one point, and that point does not move. Exactly one of the four colored dots sits on that point. Which dot is it? 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Which colored goal contains RED at the end: amber, cyan, or violet?","image":"static/questions/model-feedback-reversing-arrow-tilewalk-5faba69907/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/model-feedback-reversing-arrow-tilewalk-5faba69907.json","detailSha256":"1117c987f992cb189b833e9c835c53a7d4228fef9fe361fdbdd0329c4f57f2a2"},{"id":"model-feedback-counterfactual-gate-cascade-70368e1bd7","title":"Counterfactual gate cascade","experiment":"model-feedback","experimentLabel":"Model-feedback-steered generation","profile":null,"generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Dark means ON. Blue gates need both inputs ON; amber gates need at least one; violet gates need exactly one. In every panel, flip only its red-ringed input, then recompute the three gates left to right. Which panel's output changes from the shown lamp? Answer panel-1, panel-2, panel-3, or panel-4.","image":"static/questions/model-feedback-counterfactual-gate-cascade-70368e1bd7/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/model-feedback-counterfactual-gate-cascade-70368e1bd7.json","detailSha256":"986c7ceb1fd1cbbf46532474d59a86327e5e634d1429749b656e0a406481a1f6"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-satellite-angle-transfer-f82a602337","title":"Satellite angle transfer","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Correspondence","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Each badge has one octagonal hub and exactly two teal satellites joined by spokes. Badges may move and rotate, but the smaller angle between their two spokes stays the same. The magenta ring marks one TARGET badge. Which colored tag is below the REFERENCE badge with the same spoke angle? 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Answer 0 through 8.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-cyclic-sowing-replay-d4c4bd74cd/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-cyclic-sowing-replay-d4c4bd74cd.json","detailSha256":"0b3f998dad0a0c41f36e54f37bae03ab30c58fd73581470aeb50db51bd46386e"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-vertex-disjoint-pair-e5f9fb056e","title":"Vertex disjoint pair","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Gray links join round stations. For each color, compare the two same-colored stations. Routes are independent when they share no station except those two colored endpoints. Which pair has a maximum of exactly two independent routes (two are possible, but three are not)? 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Take six steps. Which color are you on then? Answer amber, teal, violet, or crimson.","image":"static/questions/model-feedback-head-walk-rule-tape-fbcacce1d9/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/model-feedback-head-walk-rule-tape-fbcacce1d9.json","detailSha256":"ff921ebdd887b97536156fc47bbef1ec5dc593c0d4c07ffc20ab22bf6a96722f"},{"id":"model-feedback-mode-switch-tilewalk-62569c2f06","title":"Mode switch tilewalk","experiment":"model-feedback","experimentLabel":"Model-feedback-steered generation","profile":null,"generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Start on the tile at the black arrow, with its blue or purple badge active. Repeat 10 times: follow the arrow of the active color on your current tile and move one tile. If the tile you land on has a black ring, switch the active color. 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Is the output ON after all five signals?","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-debounced-signal-plaque-d322fa6dbf/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-debounced-signal-plaque-d322fa6dbf.json","detailSha256":"342e4cd5245b5ce27014c199c8a0a064a11f88abbf56d43fe8d5a337f0f0ac6f"},{"id":"model-feedback-reflect-turn-stamp-e091cdc29e","title":"Reflect turn stamp","experiment":"model-feedback","experimentLabel":"Model-feedback-steered generation","profile":null,"generator":"Luna","question":"Four tiles are labeled A-D. Each has a solid token, a dashed mirror axis, a marked pivot, a quarter-turn arrow, and a hollow target. Reflect the token across the axis, then turn it a quarter-turn around the pivot in the arrow's direction. Which tile's target is the result?","image":"static/questions/model-feedback-reflect-turn-stamp-e091cdc29e/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/model-feedback-reflect-turn-stamp-e091cdc29e.json","detailSha256":"37cf0460cb2bfe27da919e0f8df3bab95783283e021dca61d066062b8ed05ac8"},{"id":"model-feedback-exclusive-fit-binding-fbd0518cae","title":"Exclusive fit binding","experiment":"model-feedback","experimentLabel":"Model-feedback-steered generation","profile":null,"generator":"Opus 5","question":"The five cards on the left are badges, each carrying two coloured pips. The five cards on the right are holders, each carrying three coloured pips; count the holders 1 to 5 from the top. A badge fits a holder only if both of the badge's colours appear on that holder, and the order of the pips means nothing. There is exactly one way to put all five badges into five different holders, one badge in each holder. One badge is marked by a black tag. Which holder does the tagged badge go into? Answer with exactly one of: holder-1, holder-2, holder-3, holder-4, holder-5.","image":"static/questions/model-feedback-exclusive-fit-binding-fbd0518cae/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/model-feedback-exclusive-fit-binding-fbd0518cae.json","detailSha256":"32a55891d31b7e657b2a57de3291873b552975620f4d84b016f4ef608cb8f09b"},{"id":"model-feedback-hidden-symmetry-composition-6303fd2591","title":"Hidden symmetry composition","experiment":"model-feedback","experimentLabel":"Model-feedback-steered generation","profile":null,"generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Each machine applies one whole-board symmetry, shown only by its example. Infer A and B. Apply A, then B, to START. Which RESULT is correct? Answer A, B, C, or D.","image":"static/questions/model-feedback-hidden-symmetry-composition-6303fd2591/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/model-feedback-hidden-symmetry-composition-6303fd2591.json","detailSha256":"2a0767b0d9f4aa4e021de6d81deebf5a5b1eb2ac5b15d2bbf2d9b8d5a7437b30"},{"id":"model-feedback-counterfactual-edge-clamp-7e4b4642aa","title":"Counterfactual edge clamp","experiment":"model-feedback","experimentLabel":"Model-feedback-steered generation","profile":null,"generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Dark is 1 and light is 0. Every square shows its ACTUAL value. XOR is 1 when inputs differ; AND is 1 only when both are 1; OR is 1 when either is 1. Each gate has a fixed hidden mode: NORMAL gives the named rule and INVERTED gives its opposite. Infer all modes from ACTUAL. In TEST, force only the red arrow to carry the shown bit. Do not force its source node or its other outgoing arrow. Recompute affected descendants with the inferred modes. What are P then Q? 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Compare forward components, not straight-line distances.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-vector-projection-leader-ee1c3158c2/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-vector-projection-leader-ee1c3158c2.json","detailSha256":"b604fd3d2167206a75a8b104526272cb19b92d1bf0136a0fac7fa1ab5d474ae1"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-bias-page-fold-corner-d0e35f9530","title":"Bias page fold corner","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Which image corner of the note is folded? 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Which symbol appears: circle, diamond, plus, or X?","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-center-tab-tile-assembly-f17da53a7f/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-center-tab-tile-assembly-f17da53a7f.json","detailSha256":"2d677617bd2e988334fd69cbac65dd584a97c951dde0c725dfd8aeba33992aa2"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-braid-closure-components-e541f0f0e2","title":"Braid closure components","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Global structure","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"The four black strands cross but never branch. At each crossing, follow each smooth diagonal strand through the crossing; the visible outer curves join each bottom end back to the top end in the same column. Does the complete drawing contain one closed strand or three separate closed strands? Answer one or three.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-braid-closure-components-e541f0f0e2/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-braid-closure-components-e541f0f0e2.json","detailSha256":"45ba0534cec7aab3cc01c99c7790a3a1ddc9e6056068a0ad20286f6d55b3f56d"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-triple-overlap-search-d980ebcced","title":"Triple overlap search","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Search","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Which labeled panel contains a region that is inside all three colored circles at once? Every pair overlaps in every panel, but pairwise overlaps alone do not count. 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Is the lamp ON or OFF at the end?","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-refractory-lamp-replay-f448ca5998/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-refractory-lamp-replay-f448ca5998.json","detailSha256":"78f5db0ffd947621cfc196facf821726b01748661d2d5ad7f427adeddacdd022"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-girth-four-panel-f5dbf6bca1","title":"Girth four panel","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Topology","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"A loop follows links and repeats no round station except when returning to its start. The shortest-loop length is the fewest links in any loop. Which network has shortest-loop length exactly four? 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Answer yes or no.","image":"static/questions/image-support-steered-rollback-bead-trace-d392f57da8/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/image-support-steered-rollback-bead-trace-d392f57da8.json","detailSha256":"bfff92ff2fea18ab1c7ec395aa4e7d04c971f2839dd45d6f083ee74f76eb5679"},{"id":"model-feedback-two-center-turn-locator-e55e8d8302","title":"Two center turn locator","experiment":"model-feedback","experimentLabel":"Model-feedback-steered generation","profile":null,"generator":"Luna","question":"The gold bead is hidden after the moves. Rotate it 90 degrees around P1 using TURN 1, then 90 degrees around P2 using TURN 2. Which colored landing port is on the bead's final cell? 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Answer with exactly one of: red, blue, green, orange.","image":"static/questions/model-feedback-structure-twin-binding-fcf7f063c6/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/model-feedback-structure-twin-binding-fcf7f063c6.json","detailSha256":"7c01d8ac21cc9141ea9218877ced22be3348804edbc22e40f992d68495f88933"},{"id":"model-feedback-rim-glued-escape-65bae5572e","title":"Rim glued escape","experiment":"model-feedback","experimentLabel":"Model-feedback-steered generation","profile":null,"generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Overlay the plans: walls shown once stay; walls shown twice vanish. Paired letter holes glue matching rim colors. Enter one rim and leave its match; no turning inside a hole. Which exit can START reach: A, B, C, or D?","image":"static/questions/model-feedback-rim-glued-escape-65bae5572e/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/model-feedback-rim-glued-escape-65bae5572e.json","detailSha256":"c07c6f9347e6dc8a96664de682cc9c8e349dd7625b72d9271af59a2d96f320ca"},{"id":"model-feedback-lever-arm-calibration-7e6f25eb2d","title":"Lever arm calibration","experiment":"model-feedback","experimentLabel":"Model-feedback-steered generation","profile":null,"generator":"Sol (max)","question":"Each CLUE beam is level. Matching colors have matching weight. On each side, add weight times numbered arm distance. Which TEST beam would stay level? 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Answer blue, orange, or green.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-calibration-peak-residual-ee372fe418/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-calibration-peak-residual-ee372fe418.json","detailSha256":"cf548eda96b3afd385402a32351c7029d373e1ea5ee121e9b66a50ab093ab911"},{"id":"profile-conditioned-clock-hand-length-conflict-d7a3b6b7fb","title":"Clock hand length conflict","experiment":"profile-conditioned","experimentLabel":"Profile-steered generation","profile":"Prior conflict","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"The blue HOUR hand and red MINUTE hand start at the center. Which hand is longer from center to tip? 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Measure only the shared path from green up to the split.","image":"static/questions/profile-conditioned-route-shared-prefix-ff50f0cd3a/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/profile-conditioned-route-shared-prefix-ff50f0cd3a.json","detailSha256":"41b552320569b8f95b4cf4fb932cff6413e993e001c7edbc09aa690a29655424"},{"id":"image-support-steered-route-midpoint-reference-f8d50a401c","title":"Route midpoint reference","experiment":"image-support-steered","experimentLabel":"Spatially-steered generation","profile":"Measurement","generator":"Sol (high)","question":"At the point halfway along the cyan route's visible length, is the route above or below the dashed gray reference? 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Answer pair-A, pair-B, pair-C, or pair-D.","image":"static/questions/model-feedback-locked-pair-bijection-e0a09ec019/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/model-feedback-locked-pair-bijection-e0a09ec019.json","detailSha256":"125b1fa8a10129537d22a523fa4d80b9a52d7f00ef9f1525385620982e458b21"},{"id":"model-feedback-reciprocal-selector-braid-b05387c1a3","title":"Reciprocal selector braid","experiment":"model-feedback","experimentLabel":"Model-feedback-steered generation","profile":null,"generator":"Sol (high)","question":"START shows row 1 and row 2. Find both in the table. Each selected row's arrow chooses LEFT or RIGHT from the other selected row: row 1's arrow takes badge 1 from row 2, and row 2's arrow takes badge 2 from row 1. Which answer shows badges 1, 2 in order? 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Answer A, B, C, or D.","image":"static/questions/model-feedback-counterfactual-effect-selection-f7699d1566/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/model-feedback-counterfactual-effect-selection-f7699d1566.json","detailSha256":"7b4d5a65a2760c8513239111a98d8827de02a21f012e4d7d22d272adb9ea0b30"},{"id":"model-feedback-layered-link-union-b28c0d0f85","title":"Layered link union","experiment":"model-feedback","experimentLabel":"Model-feedback-steered generation","profile":null,"generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Sockets with the same letter are the same socket. Combine every cable on all four cards. 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Answer A, B, C, D, or E.","image":"static/questions/model-feedback-hinged-chain-turns-fe7e956e45/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/model-feedback-hinged-chain-turns-fe7e956e45.json","detailSha256":"75d22daa481f027345b55fc28ecab8ed9f02866cfeb79856484c5c9574707c0e"},{"id":"model-feedback-portal-quotient-escape-b70354e294","title":"Portal quotient escape","experiment":"model-feedback","experimentLabel":"Model-feedback-steered generation","profile":null,"generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Overlay the three plans: walls shown once stay; walls shown twice vanish. Matching portal letters join their cells. 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Answer pair-A, pair-B, pair-C, or pair-D.","image":"static/questions/model-feedback-conditioned-probe-patch-b73daae6f4/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/model-feedback-conditioned-probe-patch-b73daae6f4.json","detailSha256":"49046c421b9ae38454eaecb6f0ae4b8cf8a982ac047929b9bf82620969ef0cf5"},{"id":"model-feedback-alternating-shared-escape-b752028b3f","title":"Alternating shared escape","experiment":"model-feedback","experimentLabel":"Model-feedback-steered generation","profile":null,"generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Red moves first, then violet, and they alternate. On GOLD turn right; on BLUE turn left; then flip that shared tile and move one cell. Stop when either token leaves the board. Which token exits first? Answer token-red or token-violet.","image":"static/questions/model-feedback-alternating-shared-escape-b752028b3f/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/model-feedback-alternating-shared-escape-b752028b3f.json","detailSha256":"65544bf2e8821ab910fb81ec239d5b700018b2eb324e6e467c44732642cb8cd4"},{"id":"model-feedback-balanced-symbol-weights-b8a63fe55f","title":"Balanced symbol weights","experiment":"model-feedback","experimentLabel":"Model-feedback-steered generation","profile":null,"generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Each symbol always has the same weight. The three top rows balance exactly. 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Answer amber, cyan, or violet.","image":"static/questions/model-feedback-single-break-seam-resilience-bafdd9bb72/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/model-feedback-single-break-seam-resilience-bafdd9bb72.json","detailSha256":"d9e480db4226a453c39d24df483ff1eef17ab19dd139132913f004d45343826e"},{"id":"model-feedback-counterfactual-shield-choice-c12628c7d5","title":"Counterfactual shield choice","experiment":"model-feedback","experimentLabel":"Model-feedback-steered generation","profile":null,"generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Using the full printed row, each swap depends on the latest earlier swap touching either box. Cancel the red-X card. Try each shield separately: that shielded card stays even if it depends on a canceled card. Repeatedly cancel every other card that depends on a canceled card, then restart from START and do the swaps left. Which shield puts the GOAL shape in TARGET? Answer amber, cyan, or violet.","image":"static/questions/model-feedback-counterfactual-shield-choice-c12628c7d5/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/model-feedback-counterfactual-shield-choice-c12628c7d5.json","detailSha256":"232694a70a4895a5da81f787f50b3cad53e02cc3339846c540e9b3edff875d7f"},{"id":"model-feedback-composed-frame-transfer-c251acca01","title":"Composed frame transfer","experiment":"model-feedback","experimentLabel":"Model-feedback-steered generation","profile":null,"generator":"Sol (high)","question":"The one-bar KEY and two-bar KEY each map left grid to right grid; match dots by color. Apply one-bar, then two-bar, to the black center STAMP. 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Answer red, blue, green, amber, violet, or cyan.","image":"static/questions/model-feedback-hinged-cube-net-c47aefe0e4/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/model-feedback-hinged-cube-net-c47aefe0e4.json","detailSha256":"a8164d758d7c165afc953f1fab239f31776b1f1707f500caf36cd67f181356da"},{"id":"model-feedback-cross-coupled-tilewalk-c5343e99fc","title":"Cross coupled tilewalk","experiment":"model-feedback","experimentLabel":"Model-feedback-steered generation","profile":null,"generator":"Sol (high)","question":"Move both tokens for 6 rounds. Each round, RED follows the red arrow in BLUE's current tile, while BLUE follows the blue arrow in RED's current tile. Both use the positions at the start of the round. 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Answer amber, cyan, or violet.","image":"static/questions/model-feedback-directed-inequality-consequence-c98ff67a28/sample-1.png","sampleCount":3,"detail":"data/worlds/model-feedback-directed-inequality-consequence-c98ff67a28.json","detailSha256":"7deed28596d3f203d22fb6c51268fc1557a9e4af730bc4118ab94bc79dd880f9"},{"id":"model-feedback-dual-key-badge-join-cb7b01c01d","title":"Dual key badge join","experiment":"model-feedback","experimentLabel":"Model-feedback-steered generation","profile":null,"generator":"Sol (high)","question":"The START card shows one shape and one stripe. In SHAPE KEY, find the badge paired with that shape. In STRIPE KEY, find the badge paired with that stripe. Which answer card contains both badges? 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