generic-test-evaluation

To validate app tests with deterministic inputs, you run the Core-Pipeline using generic test files for the CV and JD, which reproduces results and generates a dated test report documenting the validation evidence.

Documenting why a match score was reached involves running the Core-Pipeline with generic test inputs and creating a structured test report under docs/04_evaluation/ to capture the match score breakdown and validation rationale.

Generating a test report for missing ATS fields and JD field mappings requires executing the Core-Pipeline with generic test files to derive identified sections and create a dated report under docs/04_evaluation/.

Yes, you can use generic test files to reproduce application testing results by running them through the Core-Pipeline, which deterministically derives the match score breakdown and missing ATS fields for structured documentation.

No, the generic test evaluation pipeline does not require external dependencies, allowing you to directly execute the Core-Pipeline with generic CV and JD inputs to produce a structured test report.