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Design and verify a deterministic operational-value grader for a GitHub Agentic Workflow. Use for per-run operational value, evidence attribution, maturation, baselines, and operational-value evaluators. Usage: /operational-value-designer OWNER/REPO WORKFLOW-NAME.

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# Operational Value Grader Design one deterministic `operational-value` grader that reports absolute operational attainment for each workflow run. Keep exactly one authoritative primary value, and declare any normalized diagnostic metrics separately. Operational value is the degree to which the workflow's intended repository outcome is attained for the opportunity assigned to a run, demonstrated by accepted repository evidence under a frozen contract. It is not execution quality, output volume, safe-output creation, or an agent's assessment. ## Output Create one executable evaluator at: ```text .github/graders/WORKFLOW-NAME-operational-value.sh ``` Configure the workflow: ```yaml graders: operational-value: run: .github/graders/WORKFLOW-NAME-operational-value.sh ``` The grader's primary operational value (`value`) is absolute attainment in `[0,1]`. A comparable frozen baseline may be reported separately as `baselineValue`; gh-aw derives `deltaFromBaseline`. Never define the primary operational value as a difference from baseline. ## Design Procedure 1. Validate `OWNER/REPO` and resolve `.github/workflows/WORKFLOW-NAME.md`. Do not infer inputs from the workspace or remotes. 2. Recover adoption-time intent from the workflow's first commit and first parent. Use only adoption-time workflow content and pre-adoption evidence to choose opportunities, accepted evidence, formulas, targets, or a baseline. 3. Define how every workflow run binds to one operational case: ...

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github
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