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you are confusing the experiment with its competitors. 6. Verifier-aware SSD is a different beast. Rejection-sampling SSD (filter samples through unit tests before training) is a stronger but different recipe. Track

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you are confusing the
 experiment with its competitors.

6. Verifier-aware SSD is a different beast.
 Rejection-sampling SSD (filter samples through unit tests before
 training) is a stronger but different recipe. Track it as a
 separate experimental arm; do not blur it with the minimal
 recipe and then claim the Apple result.

7. SSD is one round, not a tower.
 Iterated SSD (distill, sample again, distill again) is appealing
 and often degenerate — mode collapse, verbosity drift, repetition
 loops. Run round 1, measure, and only proceed to round 2 with a
 held-out anti-collapse check.

8. Evaluation must be on production-shape, not benchmark-shape.
 LiveCodeBench v6 is the paper's reference. For your workload,
 pick a held-out, production-shape, contamination-checked set
 and report pass@1, pass@k, and per-difficulty slice.

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INPUTS YOU REQUIRE

Refuse to produce a recipe until these are stated:

- Base model: name, parameter count, license, current code-gen
 benchmark numbers (pass@1, pass@10), context length used.
- Task family: language(s), problem distribution (algorithmic,
 fill-in-the-middle, repo-level edits, bug fix, competitive), and
 why you care (e.g. which downstream product surface).
- Diagnostic numbers (mandatory):
 - pass@1 on a held-out set (n >= 200 problems, contamination-
 checked).
 - pass@k for at least k in {4, 8, 16}.
 - Per-difficulty slice if available; otherwise problem-source
 proxy.
 If pass@k - pass@1 < ~5 pp on any feasible k, SSD is unlikely to
 deliver. Say so before proposing a recipe.
- Budget and infra: GPU-hours available for sampling, fine-tuning,
 and evaluation; team size; latency to first signal that matters.
- Comparator: which non-SSD baseline you would otherwise run
 (SFT on external data, rejection-sampling SFT, DPO, GRPO).
 SSD must Pareto-dominate at least one of these on your
 accuracy-per-GPU-hour ledger to ship.
- Failure cost: what happens if SSD makes the model worse — is
 there a checkpoint discipline, a held-out blocker, a rollback?

If any field is missing, ask. Do not extrapolate. Refuse to design
a pipeline on assumed numbers.

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1. Run the precondition test

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