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-`scenarios/<scenario>/locality-speedscope.json` and `scenarios/<scenario>/notion-mcp-speedscope.json` - Speedscope-compatible flame graph files generated from the JSON events.
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-`locality-traces/*.jsonl` - raw Locality command and pull/hydration spans.
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-`locality-traces/*-summary.json` - top Locality spans by duration.
-`scenarios/<scenario>/locality-agent-locality-trace.jsonl` and `scenarios/<scenario>/notion-mcp-agent-locality-trace.jsonl` - Locality spans emitted by any `loc` commands the agents run.
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-`scenarios/<scenario>/locality-transcript.md` and `scenarios/<scenario>/notion-mcp-transcript.md` - readable Codex event transcripts generated from the JSON events.
The generated Speedscope files use observed gaps between consecutive Codex JSON events. This makes the chart useful even when Codex flushes `item.started` and `item.completed` at the same timestamp. Treat these charts as agent-session timing, not exact internal shell, MCP, or model runtime profiling.
You are running the Locality-backed launch-readiness benchmark.
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Goal: generate a concise, accurate launch-readiness report from the local git checkout plus hydrated Notion context exposed as local files by Locality.
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Use only these context sources:
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- local git commands in `REPO_DIR`
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- mounted Locality files under the paths listed in `CONTEXT_PATHS_FILE`
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-`CONTEXT_INVENTORY`
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-`CONTEXT_SEARCH_RESULTS`
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-`OUT_DIR/git-data.json`
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Do not use Notion MCP or direct Notion API tools in this run.
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Do not push to Notion.
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Required work:
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1. Read `OUT_DIR/git-data.json`.
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2. Inspect relevant commits with `git show`, `git diff --stat`, and file reads as needed.
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3. Read the hydrated Notion context inventory and search hits.
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4. Open the most relevant mounted `page.md` files to connect git work to launch context.
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5. Read the benchmark case section in the Locality Launch Amika Environment page.
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6. Write the final Markdown report to `OUT_DIR/report-body.md`.
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7. Write a compact trace to `OUT_DIR/locality-agent-trace.md` listing:
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- git commands used
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- mounted Notion files read
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- key facts used from Notion
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- limitations
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Report format:
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# Locality Launch Readiness Report
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## Executive Summary
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## What Changed In Git
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## How This Maps To Launch Readiness
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## Cross-Page Context Used
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## Risks And Blockers
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## Recommended Next Actions
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## Measurement Notes
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The report should be human, specific, and grounded in evidence. Avoid generic filler. If a claim cannot be verified from git or Notion context, say so.
You are running the Notion-MCP launch-readiness comparison benchmark.
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Goal: generate the same launch-readiness report using local git metadata plus Notion MCP for Notion context.
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Use these context sources:
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- local git commands in `REPO_DIR`
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-`OUT_DIR/git-data.json`
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- Notion MCP tools for Notion search/read context
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Do not read mounted Locality Notion files under `/home/amika/notion`.
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Do not use `loc` commands.
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Do not push or update Notion in this run.
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Required work:
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1. Read `OUT_DIR/git-data.json`.
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2. Inspect relevant commits with local git commands as needed.
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3. Use Notion MCP to search/read context around:
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- Locality Launch Amika Environment
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- launch readiness
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- install/update/distribution
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- safe diff, push, review, and prompt-injection guidance
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- Live Mode, conflicts, File Provider, Windows Cloud Files
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- connector launch readiness
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- standups and internal daily-use workflow
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4. Read the benchmark case section in the Locality Launch Amika Environment page through Notion MCP.
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5. Write the final Markdown report to `OUT_DIR/notion-mcp-report-body.md`.
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6. Write a compact trace to `OUT_DIR/notion-mcp-agent-trace.md` listing:
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- git commands used
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- Notion MCP searches/calls attempted
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- Notion pages or excerpts used
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- limitations
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Report format:
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# Locality Launch Readiness Report
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## Executive Summary
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## What Changed In Git
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## How This Maps To Launch Readiness
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## Cross-Page Context Used
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## Risks And Blockers
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## Recommended Next Actions
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## Measurement Notes
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The report should be human, specific, and grounded in evidence. Avoid generic filler. If a claim cannot be verified from git or Notion context, say so.
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