evaluation-filtering

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Multi-dimensional evaluation and tiered filtering of generated ideas. Orchestrates novelty assessment → feasibility check → ranking → selection.

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Evaluation Filtering

Multi-dimensional evaluation and tiered filtering of generated ideas.

Stages

Stage 1: Novelty Assessment

Score all ideas on novelty dimensions using novelty-scoring SOP. Assign tier: BREAKTHROUGH / HIGH / MODERATE / INCREMENTAL.

Stage 2: Feasibility Signal

For HIGH and BREAKTHROUGH tier ideas, assess initial feasibility:

Technical feasibility (can it be built with known methods?)
Resource feasibility (reasonable cost/time/expertise?)
Constraint satisfaction (does it meet stated requirements?)

This is a signal, not a deep validation — that's the convergence repo's job.

Stage 3: Ranking

Rank ideas by composite score: novelty (0.6) × feasibility signal (0.2) × completeness (0.2).

Stage 4: Selection

Select top ideas for output. All BREAKTHROUGH ideas pass regardless of feasibility. HIGH ideas pass if feasibility ≥ MEDIUM. MODERATE ideas pass only if they fill a coverage gap.

Minimum Yield

Metric	Floor
Ideas evaluated	all generated ideas
Ideas scored on all dimensions	100%
Tier distribution reported	yes
Top ideas selected	≥5 (or all BREAKTHROUGH + HIGH)

Available SOPs

SOP	Role
novelty-scoring	Stage 1 — multi-dimensional novelty assessment
constraint-injection	Stage 2 — test feasibility under constraints
idea-synthesis	Stage 3 — refine top ideas into complete descriptions
saturation-detection	Pre — determine if enough ideas exist to evaluate