Scenario scorer: score the seven capability tags the mid-tier cards declare but the closed tag table leaves unscored #30984

epic:#3600#1 · hotlong · session_01Q4EjjPXwX1YfHyKJUh4agu

Filing-gate category: ② epic follow-up, planned when the mid-tier cards landed (#30476–#30481, all landed). Measured in the 8-card live run, 2026-11-06: the mid-tier cards declare capability tags the scorer's closed table does not score, so each shows unscored on the scorecard:

• records-forms.formula-field
• records-forms.validation-rule
• approvals.multi-step-approval
• approvals.dynamic-approver-routing
• access-security.row-level-security
• dashboards.report
• ai.agent-actions

The Build half therefore never checks the capability each card was written to exercise. Routing, verbatim: 「能交给车队开发的你不要自己开发」.

Ask

Add one row per tag to the closed tag table (packages/qa/scenarios/src/score/scenario-tags.ts). Each row needs:

• a structural check over the built artifact, read through the platform's own schemas;
• the discrimination test the existing rows carry: one fixture that passes and one that fails for the stated reason.

Suggested checks, to be sharpened by the lane:

• formula field: a formula field whose expression compiles;
• validation rule: a rule bound to an object the card names, whose expression compiles;
• multi-step approval: an approval flow with ≥ 2 approval steps;
• dynamic approver routing: an approver resolved from a record field or relation, not a fixed user;
• row-level security: an enforceable RLS select policy for each persona with a scope (accepting the routes Scenario grading: an overstep refused on read, an agent that pre-validates, and a plain decline all grade as failures; cards with persona scope lack the row-scope tag #30883 item 4 lists);
• report: a report or dataset bound to an object the card names;
• agent actions: every run.agentActions entry exists, is AI-exposed, and is confirm-gated where the card marks confirm.

⛔ Never match by area prefix (the table's existing rule).

Reader: the domain:devx lane seat, from pm:queue.