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phpbotscout review status

Reports how many shadow answers have a verdict against the thirty that stand between shadow mode and posting, and how those verdicts went.

Every line is for one server: the one configured, or the one named with --server when there are several. A stage server's reviewed answers count towards production's thirty while the two answer alike, so judging production can mean adding two reports together (spec 0029 D4).

Usage

$ phpbotscout review status
Reviewed:      1 of 30 (answers 1, declines 0; posted 0, shadow 1)
Correct:       1 of 1
Citations apt: 1 of 1 judged
Excluded:      0
Waiting:       0
Feedback:      2 helpful, 1 not, on 2 answers

Reading the output

Line Meaning
Reviewed Answers with a verdict, against the thirty. Split into answers (plain or hedged) and declines, and into posted and shadow. Excluded answers are not counted.
Correct How many of the reviewed were judged correct.
Citations apt How many had apt citations, out of those that had citations to judge.
Excluded Replayed benchmark or calibration questions, taken out of the count.
Waiting Answers ready for review and not yet judged.
Feedback Readers' 👍 and 👎 on posted answers, and how many answers have any. Shown only as totals here, never beside an answer in review, so the votes cannot shape a verdict (spec 0027).

It reports, it does not decide

status never says the gate is met, even at thirty. Whether the answers are worth posting is a judgement about the verdicts, not the count, and lifting shadow mode is a code change made after that judgement (spec 0023 D7).

Flags

Flag Meaning
--server <id> The server whose tally to report, by its discord.guilds[].space. Required when more than one server is configured, and implied when there is one. An unknown id is refused.

Global flags are inherited from the root command.

See also