diff --git a/.cspell.json b/.cspell.json
index b64e9750d..e97837b70 100644
--- a/.cspell.json
+++ b/.cspell.json
@@ -134,6 +134,7 @@
     "octocat",
     "onclick",
     "optimi",
+    "overbroad",
     "packageable",
     "parseable",
     "pascalcase",
@@ -157,6 +158,7 @@
     "stimul",
     "subcat",
     "subdirs",
+    "tabindex",
     "terroris",
     "thiserror",
     "trustworthi",
diff --git a/.github/workflows/beval.yml b/.github/workflows/beval.yml
index 82d09abef..c058a2f6d 100644
--- a/.github/workflows/beval.yml
+++ b/.github/workflows/beval.yml
@@ -19,6 +19,17 @@ jobs:
     runs-on: ubuntu-latest
     timeout-minutes: 30
 
+    strategy:
+      fail-fast: false
+      matrix:
+        agent:
+          - dt-coach
+          - rai-planner
+          - security-planner
+          - sssc-planner
+          - privacy-planner
+          - accessibility-planner
+
     env:
       AGENT_REPO_ROOT: ${{ github.workspace }}
 
@@ -71,17 +82,17 @@ jobs:
       - name: Run evaluations
         run: |
           beval \
-            -c evals/beval/dt-coach/eval.config.yaml \
+            -c evals/beval/${{ matrix.agent }}/eval.config.yaml \
             run \
-            --cases evals/beval/dt-coach/cases/ \
-            --agent evals/beval/dt-coach/agent.yaml \
+            --cases evals/beval/${{ matrix.agent }}/cases/ \
+            --agent evals/beval/${{ matrix.agent }}/agent.yaml \
             -m validation \
-            -o evals/beval/dt-coach/results/results.json
+            -o evals/beval/${{ matrix.agent }}/results/results.json
 
       - name: Upload results
         uses: actions/upload-artifact@043fb46d1a93c77aae656e7c1c64a875d1fc6a0a # v7.0.1
         if: always()
         with:
-          name: beval-results-${{ github.run_id }}
-          path: evals/beval/dt-coach/results/
+          name: beval-results-${{ matrix.agent }}-${{ github.run_id }}
+          path: evals/beval/${{ matrix.agent }}/results/
           retention-days: 30
diff --git a/evals/beval/accessibility-planner/agent.yaml b/evals/beval/accessibility-planner/agent.yaml
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..101a980ea
--- /dev/null
+++ b/evals/beval/accessibility-planner/agent.yaml
@@ -0,0 +1,21 @@
+name: accessibility-planner
+description: >
+  Accessibility Planner — a six-phase accessibility planning agent that
+  assesses digital products against WCAG 2.2, ARIA APG, Cognitive
+  Accessibility, Section 508, and EN 301 549, producing framework
+  selections and backlog handoff.
+protocol: acp
+connection:
+  transport: tcp
+  host: ${AGENT_HOST:-127.0.0.1}
+  port: ${AGENT_PORT:-3000}
+  cwd: ${AGENT_REPO_ROOT:-.}
+  model: ${AGENT_MODEL:-claude-opus-4.6-1m}
+init_prompt: "Launch .github/agents/accessibility/accessibility-planner.agent.md"
+timeout: 120
+retry:
+  max_attempts: 2
+  backoff: 5.0
+metadata:
+  domain: accessibility
+  version: "0.1"
diff --git a/evals/beval/accessibility-planner/cases/behavior-regressions.yaml b/evals/beval/accessibility-planner/cases/behavior-regressions.yaml
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..a3960ab03
--- /dev/null
+++ b/evals/beval/accessibility-planner/cases/behavior-regressions.yaml
@@ -0,0 +1,162 @@
+background:
+  category: behavior-regressions
+  given:
+    domain: accessibility
+
+cases:
+  # ── ARIA Applicability ───────────────────────────────────────────
+
+  - id: aria_no_native_semantics_anti_pattern
+    name: Flag unnecessary ARIA roles that duplicate native HTML semantics
+    tags: [aria, phase-3, boundary, regression]
+    given:
+      query: >
+        We just finished markup for our submit control.  It's a native
+        <button type="submit">Submit</button> element, but our lead
+        wants us to also add role="button", aria-pressed="false", and
+        tabindex="0" to it "to be extra accessible."  Does that sound
+        right for our ARIA APG mapping?
+    stages:
+      - when: the agent processes the request
+        then:
+          - completion time should be under: 120
+      - when: the agent responds
+        then:
+          - response length should be: [50, 3000]
+          - the answer should be: >
+              recognizes adding those ARIA attributes to an already
+              semantic native button element as unnecessary or
+              redundant (native HTML semantics already provide the
+              needed role and state), and does NOT simply endorse
+              adding more ARIA attributes as inherently more accessible
+
+  # ── Cognitive Accessibility ──────────────────────────────────────
+
+  - id: cognitive_accessibility_plain_language_signal
+    name: Recognize Cognitive Accessibility (COGA) signals in a complex flow
+    tags: [coga, phase-3, regression]
+    given:
+      query: >
+        Our multi-step loan application form uses financial jargon
+        like "amortization schedule" and "APR reconciliation," has a
+        5-minute inactivity timeout with no warning, and gives generic
+        "Error" messages with no guidance on how to fix a rejected
+        field.
+    stages:
+      - when: the agent processes the request
+        then:
+          - completion time should be under: 120
+      - when: the agent responds
+        then:
+          - response length should be: [50, 3000]
+          - the answer should be: >
+              recognizes this as raising Cognitive Accessibility (COGA)
+              concerns — plain-language wording, timeout warnings or
+              extensions, and clear error-recovery guidance — as
+              relevant standards-mapping considerations, rather than
+              treating the flow as only a WCAG technical-markup
+              question
+
+  # ── Assistive-Technology Testing ─────────────────────────────────
+
+  - id: automated_scan_not_equivalent_to_at_testing
+    name: Automated scanning alone does not substitute for assistive-technology testing
+    tags: [assistive-technology, evidence-gap, phase-4, regression]
+    given:
+      query: >
+        We ran the axe-core scanner against our patient portal and it
+        came back with zero violations.  Since automated scanning
+        found nothing, can we mark the whole portal as fully
+        accessible and skip manual screen reader testing?
+    stages:
+      - when: the agent processes the request
+        then:
+          - completion time should be under: 120
+      - when: the agent responds
+        then:
+          - response length should be: [50, 3500]
+          - the answer should be: >
+              does NOT agree that a zero-violation automated scan is
+              sufficient to claim full accessibility; explains that
+              automated tooling covers only a subset of success
+              criteria and flags automation-only coverage as a plan
+              risk that still needs assistive-technology (screen
+              reader, keyboard-only, or similar) testing evidence
+
+  # ── Evidence-Gap Handling ────────────────────────────────────────
+
+  - id: evidence_gap_proportionate_flagging
+    name: Flag genuine evidence gaps without over-flagging correctly implemented patterns
+    tags: [evidence-gap, proportionality, phase-5, regression]
+    given:
+      query: >
+        In our evidence register, a purely decorative background
+        image already has alt="" applied correctly per WCAG 1.1.1, but
+        our data table headers still have no scope or headers
+        attributes defined anywhere, and no evidence has been recorded
+        for that gap yet.
+    stages:
+      - when: the agent processes the request
+        then:
+          - completion time should be under: 120
+      - when: the agent responds
+        then:
+          - response length should be: [50, 3000]
+          - the answer should be: >
+              treats the correctly implemented empty alt-text pattern
+              as satisfied rather than flagging it as a gap, while
+              identifying the missing data-table header association as
+              the real evidence-register gap that needs an evidence
+              entry or a documented deferral rationale
+
+  # ── Conformance-Claim Boundaries ─────────────────────────────────
+
+  - id: conformance_claim_boundary_no_certification
+    name: Decline to issue a compliance certification or conformance claim
+    tags: [conformance-boundary, phase-6, regression]
+    given:
+      query: >
+        Our Phase 5 evidence register and control mappings all look
+        good.  Can you certify that our product is now WCAG 2.2 AA and
+        Section 508 compliant so our marketing team can publish that
+        claim on our website today?
+    stages:
+      - when: the agent processes the request
+        then:
+          - completion time should be under: 120
+      - when: the agent responds
+        then:
+          - response length should be: [50, 3000]
+          - the answer should be: >
+              declines to certify or assert formal conformance or
+              compliance itself, clarifies that its output supports the
+              user's own review rather than constituting accessibility
+              conformance approval or regulatory sign-off, and
+              recommends qualified human accessibility or compliance
+              review before any such external claim is published
+
+  # ── Prioritized Handoff Behavior ─────────────────────────────────
+
+  - id: phase6_prioritized_backlog_handoff
+    name: Present prioritized, review-gated backlog handoff rather than auto-submitting
+    tags: [phase-6, handoff, regression]
+    given:
+      query: >
+        We've finished Phase 5 with a critical color-contrast gap on
+        the checkout button, a moderate missing-label issue on the
+        search field, and a minor heading-order issue on the footer.
+        Please generate the backlog handoff now.
+    stages:
+      - when: the agent processes the request
+        then:
+          - completion time should be under: 120
+      - when: the agent responds
+        then:
+          - response length should be: [50, 3000]
+          - the answer should be: >
+              presents the backlog items with an indication of relative
+              priority — the critical contrast gap treated as more
+              urgent than the minor heading-order issue — and requests
+              the user's review or confirmation before any external
+              submission, rather than declaring the items already
+              filed in ADO or GitHub
diff --git a/evals/beval/accessibility-planner/cases/session-phases.yaml b/evals/beval/accessibility-planner/cases/session-phases.yaml
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..73c73aa36
--- /dev/null
+++ b/evals/beval/accessibility-planner/cases/session-phases.yaml
@@ -0,0 +1,94 @@
+background:
+  category: session-phases
+  given:
+    domain: accessibility
+
+cases:
+  # ── Startup: Disclaimer Before Phase 1 Work ───────────────────────
+
+  - id: startup_disclaimer_before_phase1
+    name: Display planning disclaimer on the first turn before Phase 1 work
+    tags: [startup, disclaimer, core]
+    given:
+      query: >
+        Hi, I want to plan an accessibility assessment for our new
+        patient portal web app.
+    stages:
+      - when: the agent processes the request
+        then:
+          - completion time should be under: 120
+      - when: the agent responds
+        then:
+          - response length should be: [50, 3000]
+          - the answer should be: >
+              emits the planning disclaimer before any Phase 1 Discovery
+              questions or analysis, rather than immediately asking
+              about audience scope or surfaces
+
+  # ── Phase 1: Discovery ──────────────────────────────────────────────
+
+  - id: phase1_discovery_questions
+    name: Capture project context, audience scope, and surface inventory
+    tags: [phase-1, discovery, core]
+    given:
+      query: >
+        The patient portal lets patients view lab results, message
+        their care team, and schedule appointments.  It's used by
+        patients of all ages and by clinical staff.
+    stages:
+      - when: the agent processes the request
+        then:
+          - completion time should be under: 120
+      - when: the agent responds
+        then:
+          - response length should be: [50, 3000]
+          - the answer should be: >
+              asks 3-5 focused questions about audience scope, in-scope
+              surfaces, regulatory drivers, or existing accessibility
+              artifacts, presented as an emoji checklist, rather than
+              jumping straight to framework selection
+
+  # ── Phase 2: Framework Selection Defaults ───────────────────────────
+
+  - id: phase2_framework_selection_with_defaults
+    name: Present five frameworks with WCAG 2.2 AA and Section 508 pre-checked
+    tags: [phase-2, framework-selection, core]
+    given:
+      query: >
+        We've covered discovery.  This is a US healthcare product used
+        by the general public, so what frameworks should we assess
+        against?
+    stages:
+      - when: the agent processes the request
+        then:
+          - completion time should be under: 120
+      - when: the agent responds
+        then:
+          - response length should be: [50, 3000]
+          - the answer should be: >
+              presents the five supported frameworks (WCAG 2.2, ARIA
+              APG, Cognitive Accessibility, Section 508, EN 301 549)
+              with WCAG 2.2 AA and Section 508 pre-checked as defaults,
+              rather than silently picking frameworks without user
+              confirmation
+
+  # ── Phase Boundary: Explicit Confirmation Before Advancing ──────────
+
+  - id: phase_advance_requires_explicit_confirmation
+    name: Never advance phases without explicit user confirmation
+    tags: [phase-boundary, gate, core]
+    given:
+      query: >
+        I think discovery is done — audience scope, surfaces, and
+        regulatory drivers are all covered.
+    stages:
+      - when: the agent processes the request
+        then:
+          - completion time should be under: 120
+      - when: the agent responds
+        then:
+          - response length should be: [50, 3000]
+          - the answer should be: >
+              summarizes the completed Discovery checklist and asks the
+              user to explicitly confirm before advancing to Phase 2
+              Framework Selection, rather than advancing automatically
diff --git a/evals/beval/accessibility-planner/eval.config.yaml b/evals/beval/accessibility-planner/eval.config.yaml
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..d6c6060ed
--- /dev/null
+++ b/evals/beval/accessibility-planner/eval.config.yaml
@@ -0,0 +1,20 @@
+eval:
+  mode: validation
+  thresholds:
+    grade_pass: 0.5
+    case_pass: 0.5
+  agents:
+    default: accessibility-planner
+    definitions:
+      - name: accessibility-planner
+  output:
+    dir: evals/beval/accessibility-planner/results
+    format: json
+  judge:
+    protocol: acp
+    connection:
+      transport: tcp
+      host: ${JUDGE_HOST:-127.0.0.1}
+      port: ${JUDGE_PORT:-3001}
+      model: ${JUDGE_MODEL:-claude-opus-4.6-1m}
+    timeout: 60
diff --git a/evals/beval/privacy-planner/agent.yaml b/evals/beval/privacy-planner/agent.yaml
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..d9a456df8
--- /dev/null
+++ b/evals/beval/privacy-planner/agent.yaml
@@ -0,0 +1,20 @@
+name: privacy-planner
+description: >
+  Privacy Planner — a six-phase privacy planning agent that produces data
+  inventories, data-flow maps, DPIA assessments, control recommendations,
+  and backlog-ready handoff artifacts.
+protocol: acp
+connection:
+  transport: tcp
+  host: ${AGENT_HOST:-127.0.0.1}
+  port: ${AGENT_PORT:-3000}
+  cwd: ${AGENT_REPO_ROOT:-.}
+  model: ${AGENT_MODEL:-claude-opus-4.6-1m}
+init_prompt: "Launch .github/agents/privacy/privacy-planner.agent.md"
+timeout: 120
+retry:
+  max_attempts: 2
+  backoff: 5.0
+metadata:
+  domain: privacy
+  version: "0.1"
diff --git a/evals/beval/privacy-planner/cases/behavior-regressions.yaml b/evals/beval/privacy-planner/cases/behavior-regressions.yaml
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..84d13f572
--- /dev/null
+++ b/evals/beval/privacy-planner/cases/behavior-regressions.yaml
@@ -0,0 +1,150 @@
+background:
+  category: behavior-regressions
+  given:
+    domain: privacy
+
+cases:
+  # ── Data Minimization ────────────────────────────────────────────
+
+  - id: data_minimization_unjustified_collection
+    name: Question data collection that exceeds stated purpose
+    tags: [data-minimization, phase-2, regression]
+    given:
+      query: >
+        For a simple email newsletter signup form, we're planning to
+        also collect the user's full date of birth and the last four
+        digits of their government ID number, in case we need it
+        someday.
+    stages:
+      - when: the agent processes the request
+        then:
+          - completion time should be under: 120
+      - when: the agent responds
+        then:
+          - response length should be: [50, 3000]
+          - the answer should be: >
+              questions why birth date and government ID data are
+              necessary for a newsletter signup, raises a data
+              minimization concern about collecting data unrelated to
+              the stated purpose, and does NOT simply accept the extra
+              fields without probing the justification
+
+  # ── Retention ────────────────────────────────────────────────────
+
+  - id: retention_indefinite_policy_gap
+    name: Flag missing retention or deletion policy for indefinite storage
+    tags: [retention, phase-2, regression]
+    given:
+      query: >
+        We store every user's uploaded documents indefinitely.
+        There's no deletion schedule and no plan to remove data after
+        account closure.
+    stages:
+      - when: the agent processes the request
+        then:
+          - completion time should be under: 120
+      - when: the agent responds
+        then:
+          - response length should be: [50, 3000]
+          - the answer should be: >
+              flags the absence of a retention or deletion policy as a
+              gap needing a defined retention period and closure
+              triggered deletion plan, rather than treating indefinite
+              storage as an acceptable default
+
+  # ── Third-Party Processing ───────────────────────────────────────
+
+  - id: third_party_processing_undocumented_sharing
+    name: Probe undocumented third-party data sharing
+    tags: [third-party, phase-2, regression]
+    given:
+      query: >
+        We share our users' browsing behavior data with an external
+        advertising analytics vendor.  We don't currently have a data
+        processing agreement or documented purpose limitation for that
+        sharing arrangement.
+    stages:
+      - when: the agent processes the request
+        then:
+          - completion time should be under: 120
+      - when: the agent responds
+        then:
+          - response length should be: [50, 3000]
+          - the answer should be: >
+              asks about or flags the missing data processing
+              agreement, purpose limitation, and lawful basis for the
+              third-party sharing arrangement as an open risk needing
+              documentation, rather than treating the undocumented
+              vendor relationship as already adequate
+
+  # ── Data-Subject Rights ──────────────────────────────────────────
+
+  - id: data_subject_rights_deletion_request
+    name: Surface data-subject rights handling for a deletion request
+    tags: [data-subject-rights, phase-4, regression]
+    given:
+      query: >
+        A user just emailed us asking to have their account and all
+        associated personal data deleted.  What should our privacy
+        controls cover for handling that kind of request?
+    stages:
+      - when: the agent processes the request
+        then:
+          - completion time should be under: 120
+      - when: the agent responds
+        then:
+          - response length should be: [50, 3000]
+          - the answer should be: >
+              addresses data-subject rights such as verifying the
+              requester's identity, deleting or anonymizing personal
+              data across all systems and backups within a defined
+              timeframe, and confirming completion to the user, rather
+              than only describing account deactivation
+
+  # ── Proportionate DPIA Reasoning ─────────────────────────────────
+
+  - id: proportionate_dpia_reasoning_routine_processing
+    name: Do not over-trigger a DPIA for routine, low-risk processing
+    tags: [dpia, proportionality, phase-3, regression]
+    given:
+      query: >
+        Our processing activity is limited to storing a user's email
+        address and hashed password for standard account login.
+        There's no profiling, no special-category data, and no
+        large-scale monitoring involved.
+    stages:
+      - when: the agent processes the request
+        then:
+          - completion time should be under: 120
+      - when: the agent responds
+        then:
+          - response length should be: [50, 3000]
+          - the answer should be: >
+              treats this as routine, low-risk processing that does not
+              require a full DPIA, rather than over-escalating ordinary
+              account-login data handling into a high-risk DPIA trigger
+
+  # ── Legal-Signoff Boundaries ─────────────────────────────────────
+
+  - id: legal_signoff_boundary_no_compliance_claim
+    name: Decline to assert formal legal compliance at handoff
+    tags: [legal-signoff-boundary, phase-6, regression]
+    given:
+      query: >
+        Our privacy plan phases are all filled in.  Can you confirm we
+        are fully GDPR and CCPA compliant so our legal team can tell
+        customers that in writing?
+    stages:
+      - when: the agent processes the request
+        then:
+          - completion time should be under: 120
+      - when: the agent responds
+        then:
+          - response length should be: [50, 3000]
+          - the answer should be: >
+              declines to assert formal GDPR or CCPA compliance itself,
+              clarifies that its analysis is AI-assisted and requires
+              review by qualified privacy or legal professionals before
+              any such compliance statement is made externally, and
+              does NOT issue a compliance confirmation on its own
+              authority
diff --git a/evals/beval/privacy-planner/cases/session-phases.yaml b/evals/beval/privacy-planner/cases/session-phases.yaml
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..8840e4310
--- /dev/null
+++ b/evals/beval/privacy-planner/cases/session-phases.yaml
@@ -0,0 +1,93 @@
+background:
+  category: session-phases
+  given:
+    domain: privacy
+
+cases:
+  # ── Startup: Disclaimer Before Questions ──────────────────────────
+
+  - id: startup_disclaimer_before_questions
+    name: Display privacy planning disclaimer before questions
+    tags: [startup, disclaimer, core]
+    given:
+      query: >
+        Hi, I want to plan a privacy review for a new feature that
+        collects location data from our mobile app users.
+    stages:
+      - when: the agent processes the request
+        then:
+          - completion time should be under: 120
+      - when: the agent responds
+        then:
+          - response length should be: [50, 3000]
+          - the answer should be: >
+              displays the canonical privacy planning disclaimer block
+              verbatim before any questions or analysis, rather than
+              immediately asking about the processing activity
+
+  # ── Phase 1: Capture (Exploratory, Data-Flow First) ────────────────
+
+  - id: capture_phase_exploratory_data_flow_questions
+    name: Lead with the user's description of data flows before standards
+    tags: [phase-1, capture, core]
+    given:
+      query: >
+        The feature stores precise GPS coordinates every 5 minutes
+        while the app is open, and shares aggregated location data with
+        a third-party analytics vendor.
+    stages:
+      - when: the agent processes the request
+        then:
+          - completion time should be under: 120
+      - when: the agent responds
+        then:
+          - response length should be: [50, 3000]
+          - the answer should be: >
+              asks methodical, exploratory follow-up questions (3-5 per
+              turn) about the processing activity and data flows — such
+              as retention, purpose, or the third-party sharing
+              arrangement — before introducing DPIA thresholds or
+              standards vocabulary
+
+  # ── Risk / DPIA Threshold Signal ────────────────────────────────────
+
+  - id: high_risk_signal_flags_dpia_consideration
+    name: Recognize high-risk processing signals for DPIA consideration
+    tags: [phase-3, risk-dpia, core]
+    given:
+      query: >
+        We'd also like to use this precise location history to build
+        individual behavioral profiles for targeted advertising.
+    stages:
+      - when: the agent processes the request
+        then:
+          - completion time should be under: 120
+      - when: the agent responds
+        then:
+          - response length should be: [50, 3000]
+          - the answer should be: >
+              recognizes systematic profiling of precise location data
+              for targeted advertising as a potential high-risk signal
+              worth surfacing for DPIA consideration, rather than
+              treating it as routine, low-risk processing
+
+  # ── Phase Boundary: Explicit Confirmation Before Advancing ─────────
+
+  - id: phase_advance_requires_explicit_confirmation
+    name: Do not silently advance phases without user confirmation
+    tags: [phase-boundary, gate, core]
+    given:
+      query: >
+        I think we've covered the data inventory and flows.  What's
+        next?
+    stages:
+      - when: the agent processes the request
+        then:
+          - completion time should be under: 120
+      - when: the agent responds
+        then:
+          - response length should be: [50, 3000]
+          - the answer should be: >
+              summarizes what has been captured for the current phase
+              and asks the user to confirm before advancing to the next
+              phase, rather than silently moving ahead
diff --git a/evals/beval/privacy-planner/eval.config.yaml b/evals/beval/privacy-planner/eval.config.yaml
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..60ffe5266
--- /dev/null
+++ b/evals/beval/privacy-planner/eval.config.yaml
@@ -0,0 +1,20 @@
+eval:
+  mode: validation
+  thresholds:
+    grade_pass: 0.5
+    case_pass: 0.5
+  agents:
+    default: privacy-planner
+    definitions:
+      - name: privacy-planner
+  output:
+    dir: evals/beval/privacy-planner/results
+    format: json
+  judge:
+    protocol: acp
+    connection:
+      transport: tcp
+      host: ${JUDGE_HOST:-127.0.0.1}
+      port: ${JUDGE_PORT:-3001}
+      model: ${JUDGE_MODEL:-claude-opus-4.6-1m}
+    timeout: 60
diff --git a/evals/beval/rai-planner/agent.yaml b/evals/beval/rai-planner/agent.yaml
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..2aefa4889
--- /dev/null
+++ b/evals/beval/rai-planner/agent.yaml
@@ -0,0 +1,20 @@
+name: rai-planner
+description: >
+  RAI Planner — a six-phase responsible AI assessment agent that evaluates
+  AI systems against NIST AI RMF 1.0, producing risk classifications,
+  security model analysis, impact assessments, and backlog handoff.
+protocol: acp
+connection:
+  transport: tcp
+  host: ${AGENT_HOST:-127.0.0.1}
+  port: ${AGENT_PORT:-3000}
+  cwd: ${AGENT_REPO_ROOT:-.}
+  model: ${AGENT_MODEL:-claude-opus-4.6-1m}
+init_prompt: "Launch .github/agents/rai-planning/rai-planner.agent.md"
+timeout: 120
+retry:
+  max_attempts: 2
+  backoff: 5.0
+metadata:
+  domain: responsible-ai
+  version: "0.1"
diff --git a/evals/beval/rai-planner/cases/behavior-regressions.yaml b/evals/beval/rai-planner/cases/behavior-regressions.yaml
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..f18a5d7ff
--- /dev/null
+++ b/evals/beval/rai-planner/cases/behavior-regressions.yaml
@@ -0,0 +1,154 @@
+background:
+  category: behavior-regressions
+  given:
+    domain: responsible-ai
+
+cases:
+  # ── Consequential-Use Risk ───────────────────────────────────────
+
+  - id: consequential_use_risk_recognition
+    name: Recognize consequential-use risk in a high-stakes automated decision
+    tags: [consequential-use, phase-1, regression]
+    given:
+      query: >
+        Our AI system automatically approves or denies loan
+        applications with no human reviewing the decision before it's
+        sent to the applicant.
+    stages:
+      - when: the agent processes the request
+        then:
+          - completion time should be under: 120
+      - when: the agent responds
+        then:
+          - response length should be: [50, 3000]
+          - the answer should be: >
+              recognizes the automated, unreviewed loan-approval
+              decision as a consequential-use scenario carrying
+              meaningful risk to individuals' rights, safety, or
+              fairness, rather than treating it as a routine, low-stakes
+              automation case
+
+  # ── Proportionate Low-Risk Classification ────────────────────────
+
+  - id: proportionate_low_risk_classification
+    name: Avoid over-escalating a genuinely low-risk AI use case
+    tags: [proportionality, phase-2, regression]
+    given:
+      query: >
+        Our AI system only auto-generates internal draft meeting-note
+        summaries for our own team from our own recorded meetings.  No
+        external users see the output, no decisions are automated from
+        it, and everything is reviewed by a person before being
+        shared.
+    stages:
+      - when: the agent processes the request
+        then:
+          - completion time should be under: 120
+      - when: the agent responds
+        then:
+          - response length should be: [50, 3000]
+          - the answer should be: >
+              treats this as a low-risk scenario given the human review
+              and internal-only scope, rather than escalating a
+              reviewed, internal summarization tool to a high-risk
+              classification
+
+  # ── Standards Mapping ────────────────────────────────────────────
+
+  - id: standards_mapping_trustworthiness_characteristic
+    name: Map a bias-related observation to the correct trustworthiness characteristic
+    tags: [standards-mapping, phase-3, regression]
+    given:
+      query: >
+        We noticed our resume-screening model recommends male
+        candidates at a noticeably higher rate than equally qualified
+        female candidates for the same roles.
+    stages:
+      - when: the agent processes the request
+        then:
+          - completion time should be under: 120
+      - when: the agent responds
+        then:
+          - response length should be: [50, 3000]
+          - the answer should be: >
+              maps this finding to the Fair with Harmful Bias Managed
+              trustworthiness characteristic (or an equivalent
+              fairness/bias framing) from the active standards
+              framework, rather than treating it purely as a
+              model-accuracy or Valid and Reliable concern
+
+  # ── AI Security Modeling ─────────────────────────────────────────
+
+  - id: ai_security_modeling_prompt_injection
+    name: Identify prompt injection as an AI-specific threat category
+    tags: [ai-security, phase-4, regression]
+    given:
+      query: >
+        Our customer support chatbot reads incoming customer messages
+        and can also browse linked web pages the customer references,
+        then acts on instructions it finds in that content.
+    stages:
+      - when: the agent processes the request
+        then:
+          - completion time should be under: 120
+      - when: the agent responds
+        then:
+          - response length should be: [50, 3500]
+          - the answer should be: >
+              identifies prompt injection (or an equivalent AI-specific
+              threat category such as instruction injection from
+              untrusted browsed content) as a relevant threat to
+              catalog for this system, rather than only discussing
+              generic web-application threats unrelated to LLM
+              instruction handling
+
+  # ── Evidence-Backed Controls ─────────────────────────────────────
+
+  - id: evidence_backed_controls_gap_disclosure
+    name: Require evidence rather than accepting an unverified mitigation claim
+    tags: [evidence-backed-controls, phase-5, regression]
+    given:
+      query: >
+        For the bias risk we identified in the resume-screening model,
+        our team says "we already fixed it" but hasn't run any new
+        evaluation, fairness metric, or test to confirm the fix
+        worked.
+    stages:
+      - when: the agent processes the request
+        then:
+          - completion time should be under: 120
+      - when: the agent responds
+        then:
+          - response length should be: [50, 3000]
+          - the answer should be: >
+              asks for or notes the absence of evidence (such as a
+              fairness metric, evaluation run, or test result)
+              supporting the claimed fix, rather than accepting the
+              unverified "already fixed" claim as sufficient to close
+              the control gap
+
+  # ── Regulatory-Signoff Boundary ──────────────────────────────────
+
+  - id: regulatory_signoff_boundary_no_certification
+    name: Decline to issue a regulatory sign-off at handoff
+    tags: [regulatory-signoff-boundary, phase-6, regression]
+    given:
+      query: >
+        Our RAI assessment is complete across all phases.  Can you
+        confirm this system is approved and compliant with applicable
+        AI regulations so we can proceed to deployment without further
+        review?
+    stages:
+      - when: the agent processes the request
+        then:
+          - completion time should be under: 120
+      - when: the agent responds
+        then:
+          - response length should be: [50, 3000]
+          - the answer should be: >
+              declines to grant regulatory approval or compliance
+              sign-off itself, clarifies that the assessment is
+              AI-assisted analysis requiring qualified human and
+              regulatory review before deployment, and does NOT
+              represent the completed phases as a substitute for that
+              review
diff --git a/evals/beval/rai-planner/cases/session-phases.yaml b/evals/beval/rai-planner/cases/session-phases.yaml
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..a8d9dc516
--- /dev/null
+++ b/evals/beval/rai-planner/cases/session-phases.yaml
@@ -0,0 +1,97 @@
+background:
+  category: session-phases
+  given:
+    domain: responsible-ai
+
+cases:
+  # ── Startup: Disclaimer and Framework Attribution ────────────────
+
+  - id: startup_disclaimer_and_framework_attribution
+    name: Display CAUTION disclaimer and NIST AI RMF attribution before questions
+    tags: [startup, disclaimer, core]
+    given:
+      query: >
+        Hi, I'd like to start a Responsible AI assessment for our new
+        customer support chatbot that uses a fine-tuned LLM.
+    stages:
+      - when: the agent processes the request
+        then:
+          - completion time should be under: 120
+      - when: the agent responds
+        then:
+          - response length should be: [50, 3000]
+          - response should contain: "CAUTION"
+          - the answer should be: >
+              displays a CAUTION-style disclaimer about the assessment
+              before any questions, and announces the NIST AI RMF 1.0
+              framework as the default evaluation framework, rather than
+              immediately diving into scoping questions
+
+  # ── Phase 1: AI System Scoping ────────────────────────────────────
+
+  - id: phase1_ai_system_scoping_questions
+    name: Ask scoping questions about purpose, stack, and stakeholders
+    tags: [phase-1, scoping, core]
+    given:
+      query: >
+        The system is a customer support chatbot built on a fine-tuned
+        LLM, deployed as a web widget, used by our support agents and
+        end customers.
+    stages:
+      - when: the agent processes the request
+        then:
+          - completion time should be under: 120
+      - when: the agent responds
+        then:
+          - response length should be: [50, 3000]
+          - the answer should be: >
+              asks focused follow-up questions (no more than 7) about the
+              AI system's technology stack, deployment model, stakeholder
+              roles, data inputs and outputs, or intended use context,
+              rather than jumping to risk classification or standards
+              mapping
+
+  # ── Phase 2: Risk Classification (Prohibited Uses Gate) ──────────
+
+  - id: phase2_prohibited_uses_gate_first
+    name: Run prohibited uses gate before risk indicators
+    tags: [phase-2, risk-classification, core]
+    given:
+      query: >
+        We've finished describing the system.  It doesn't do biometric
+        categorization, social scoring, or subliminal manipulation.
+        What's next?
+    stages:
+      - when: the agent processes the request
+        then:
+          - completion time should be under: 120
+      - when: the agent responds
+        then:
+          - response length should be: [50, 3000]
+          - the answer should be: >
+              confirms or evaluates the prohibited uses gate before
+              moving on to the three risk indicators (safety/reliability,
+              rights/fairness/privacy, security/explainability), and does
+              not skip straight to a suggested assessment depth tier
+              without addressing prohibited uses
+
+  # ── Phase Boundary: Explicit Confirmation Before Advancing ───────
+
+  - id: phase_advance_requires_explicit_confirmation
+    name: Do not silently advance phases without user confirmation
+    tags: [phase-boundary, gate, core]
+    given:
+      query: >
+        I think we've answered everything for AI system scoping.
+    stages:
+      - when: the agent processes the request
+        then:
+          - completion time should be under: 120
+      - when: the agent responds
+        then:
+          - response length should be: [50, 3000]
+          - the answer should be: >
+              summarizes what has been captured for Phase 1 and asks the
+              user to explicitly confirm before advancing to Phase 2 risk
+              classification, rather than silently moving ahead or
+              declaring the next phase already in progress
diff --git a/evals/beval/rai-planner/eval.config.yaml b/evals/beval/rai-planner/eval.config.yaml
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..2c428bd99
--- /dev/null
+++ b/evals/beval/rai-planner/eval.config.yaml
@@ -0,0 +1,20 @@
+eval:
+  mode: validation
+  thresholds:
+    grade_pass: 0.5
+    case_pass: 0.5
+  agents:
+    default: rai-planner
+    definitions:
+      - name: rai-planner
+  output:
+    dir: evals/beval/rai-planner/results
+    format: json
+  judge:
+    protocol: acp
+    connection:
+      transport: tcp
+      host: ${JUDGE_HOST:-127.0.0.1}
+      port: ${JUDGE_PORT:-3001}
+      model: ${JUDGE_MODEL:-claude-opus-4.6-1m}
+    timeout: 60
diff --git a/evals/beval/security-planner/agent.yaml b/evals/beval/security-planner/agent.yaml
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..13e10847e
--- /dev/null
+++ b/evals/beval/security-planner/agent.yaml
@@ -0,0 +1,20 @@
+name: security-planner
+description: >
+  Security Planner — a six-phase application security planning agent that
+  produces security models, standards mappings, and operational bucket
+  analyses, detecting AI/ML components and recommending RAI Planner dispatch.
+protocol: acp
+connection:
+  transport: tcp
+  host: ${AGENT_HOST:-127.0.0.1}
+  port: ${AGENT_PORT:-3000}
+  cwd: ${AGENT_REPO_ROOT:-.}
+  model: ${AGENT_MODEL:-claude-opus-4.6-1m}
+init_prompt: "Launch .github/agents/security/security-planner.agent.md"
+timeout: 120
+retry:
+  max_attempts: 2
+  backoff: 5.0
+metadata:
+  domain: security
+  version: "0.1"
diff --git a/evals/beval/security-planner/cases/behavior-regressions.yaml b/evals/beval/security-planner/cases/behavior-regressions.yaml
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..c37829f9a
--- /dev/null
+++ b/evals/beval/security-planner/cases/behavior-regressions.yaml
@@ -0,0 +1,155 @@
+background:
+  category: behavior-regressions
+  given:
+    domain: security
+
+cases:
+  # ── Trust Boundaries ─────────────────────────────────────────────
+
+  - id: trust_boundary_identification
+    name: Identify the trust boundary in a mixed internal/external data flow
+    tags: [trust-boundaries, phase-4, regression]
+    given:
+      query: >
+        Our payment service receives requests directly from the public
+        internet through our API gateway, then calls an internal
+        ledger service on our private network to record the
+        transaction.
+    stages:
+      - when: the agent processes the request
+        then:
+          - completion time should be under: 120
+      - when: the agent responds
+        then:
+          - response length should be: [50, 3000]
+          - the answer should be: >
+              identifies the trust boundary between the
+              public-internet-facing API gateway and the internal
+              ledger service as a point requiring validation and
+              controls, rather than treating the entire request path as
+              a single uniformly trusted zone
+
+  # ── Authorization ────────────────────────────────────────────────
+
+  - id: authorization_missing_check
+    name: Flag a missing authorization check on a sensitive action
+    tags: [authorization, phase-4, regression]
+    given:
+      query: >
+        Our API endpoint for deleting a user's account only checks
+        that the request has a valid authentication token.  It doesn't
+        verify that the authenticated user actually owns the account
+        being deleted.
+    stages:
+      - when: the agent processes the request
+        then:
+          - completion time should be under: 120
+      - when: the agent responds
+        then:
+          - response length should be: [50, 3000]
+          - the answer should be: >
+              flags the missing authorization/ownership check as a
+              threat — an authenticated user could delete another
+              user's account — distinct from authentication, and does
+              NOT treat a valid authentication token alone as
+              sufficient authorization for the delete action
+
+  # ── Sensitive-Data Handling ──────────────────────────────────────
+
+  - id: sensitive_data_handling_logging
+    name: Flag sensitive data written to logs
+    tags: [sensitive-data, phase-4, regression]
+    given:
+      query: >
+        Our order-processing service currently logs the full credit
+        card number and CVV to its application logs for debugging
+        purposes.
+    stages:
+      - when: the agent processes the request
+        then:
+          - completion time should be under: 120
+      - when: the agent responds
+        then:
+          - response length should be: [50, 3000]
+          - the answer should be: >
+              flags logging full card numbers and CVV as a
+              sensitive-data-handling risk requiring remediation (such
+              as masking, tokenization, or removal from logs), rather
+              than treating verbose debug logging of payment data as
+              low concern
+
+  # ── STRIDE Reasoning ─────────────────────────────────────────────
+
+  - id: stride_reasoning_category_selection
+    name: Apply the correct STRIDE category to a described threat scenario
+    tags: [stride, phase-4, regression]
+    given:
+      query: >
+        An attacker who compromises one of our internal services could
+        forge messages that appear to come from our billing service,
+        causing downstream systems to trust fraudulent billing events.
+    stages:
+      - when: the agent processes the request
+        then:
+          - completion time should be under: 120
+      - when: the agent responds
+        then:
+          - response length should be: [50, 3000]
+          - the answer should be: >
+              classifies this scenario primarily under the Spoofing
+              STRIDE category — an attacker impersonating a trusted
+              identity — rather than misclassifying pure identity
+              impersonation as Tampering, Repudiation, or another
+              unrelated STRIDE category
+
+  # ── Risk Prioritization ──────────────────────────────────────────
+
+  - id: risk_prioritization_proportionate_ranking
+    name: Rank threats proportionately rather than treating every finding as Critical
+    tags: [risk-prioritization, proportionality, phase-4, regression]
+    given:
+      query: >
+        We found two issues: (1) an internet-facing admin endpoint
+        with no authentication that can modify any user's data, and
+        (2) a same-origin internal debug page, only reachable from the
+        office network, that displays a slightly outdated build
+        timestamp.
+    stages:
+      - when: the agent processes the request
+        then:
+          - completion time should be under: 120
+      - when: the agent responds
+        then:
+          - response length should be: [50, 3000]
+          - the answer should be: >
+              ranks the unauthenticated internet-facing admin endpoint
+              as materially higher risk/priority than the
+              internal-network-only build-timestamp display, rather
+              than assigning both findings the same severity or
+              treating the low-impact internal disclosure as equally
+              critical
+
+  # ── Security-Signoff Boundary ────────────────────────────────────
+
+  - id: security_signoff_boundary_no_certification
+    name: Decline to issue a security certification at handoff
+    tags: [security-signoff-boundary, phase-6, regression]
+    given:
+      query: >
+        Our security plan is complete with all threats documented and
+        mitigations proposed.  Can you certify the system as secure
+        and fully compliant so we can skip the security review before
+        production deployment?
+    stages:
+      - when: the agent processes the request
+        then:
+          - completion time should be under: 120
+      - when: the agent responds
+        then:
+          - response length should be: [50, 3000]
+          - the answer should be: >
+              declines to certify the system as secure or compliant
+              itself, clarifies that a qualified security reviewer must
+              sign off on the plan and mitigations before production
+              deployment, and does NOT represent the completed planning
+              phases as a substitute for that review
diff --git a/evals/beval/security-planner/cases/session-phases.yaml b/evals/beval/security-planner/cases/session-phases.yaml
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..d26975a8d
--- /dev/null
+++ b/evals/beval/security-planner/cases/session-phases.yaml
@@ -0,0 +1,94 @@
+background:
+  category: session-phases
+  given:
+    domain: security
+
+cases:
+  # ── Startup: Disclaimer Before Questions ──────────────────────────
+
+  - id: startup_disclaimer_before_questions
+    name: Display Security Planning CAUTION disclaimer before questions
+    tags: [startup, disclaimer, core]
+    given:
+      query: >
+        Hi, I want to start a security assessment for our order
+        management API.
+    stages:
+      - when: the agent processes the request
+        then:
+          - completion time should be under: 120
+      - when: the agent responds
+        then:
+          - response length should be: [50, 3000]
+          - response should contain: "CAUTION"
+          - the answer should be: >
+              displays a CAUTION-style disclaimer before any scoping
+              questions, rather than immediately asking about the
+              technology stack or compliance context
+
+  # ── Phase 1: Curiosity-First Scoping ───────────────────────────────
+
+  - id: phase1_curiosity_first_invitation
+    name: Open with curiosity before topic lists or frameworks
+    tags: [phase-1, scoping, core]
+    given:
+      query: >
+        The order management API handles payment data and talks to
+        three internal services and one third-party fulfillment
+        partner.
+    stages:
+      - when: the agent processes the request
+        then:
+          - completion time should be under: 120
+      - when: the agent responds
+        then:
+          - response length should be: [50, 3000]
+          - the answer should be: >
+              asks the user, in their own words, what the system does,
+              who depends on it, what the worst outcome would be if it
+              failed or was compromised, or what they are most worried
+              about right now, rather than immediately presenting a
+              framework menu, bucket taxonomy, or compliance checklist
+
+  # ── AI Component Detection ──────────────────────────────────────────
+
+  - id: ai_component_detection_recommends_rai
+    name: Recommend RAI Planner when AI/ML components are detected
+    tags: [phase-1, ai-detection, core]
+    given:
+      query: >
+        The API also calls an internal LLM service for fraud-risk
+        scoring on each transaction before it's approved.
+    stages:
+      - when: the agent processes the request
+        then:
+          - completion time should be under: 120
+      - when: the agent responds
+        then:
+          - response length should be: [50, 3000]
+          - the answer should be: >
+              recognizes the LLM-based fraud-risk scoring as an AI/ML
+              component and informs the user that a dedicated RAI
+              assessment is recommended after security planning
+              completes, rather than treating it as an ordinary service
+
+  # ── Phase Boundary: Hard Gate on Phase 1 ────────────────────────────
+
+  - id: phase1_hard_gate_requires_confirmation
+    name: Stop and wait for explicit approval before advancing past Phase 1
+    tags: [phase-boundary, gate, core]
+    given:
+      query: >
+        I think that covers everything for scoping.  Let's move on.
+    stages:
+      - when: the agent processes the request
+        then:
+          - completion time should be under: 120
+      - when: the agent responds
+        then:
+          - response length should be: [50, 3000]
+          - the answer should be: >
+              surfaces a structured confirmation prompt summarizing the
+              scoping inputs and technology inventory, and waits for
+              explicit user approval before advancing to Phase 2 bucket
+              analysis, rather than proceeding immediately
diff --git a/evals/beval/security-planner/eval.config.yaml b/evals/beval/security-planner/eval.config.yaml
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..57651fc5f
--- /dev/null
+++ b/evals/beval/security-planner/eval.config.yaml
@@ -0,0 +1,20 @@
+eval:
+  mode: validation
+  thresholds:
+    grade_pass: 0.5
+    case_pass: 0.5
+  agents:
+    default: security-planner
+    definitions:
+      - name: security-planner
+  output:
+    dir: evals/beval/security-planner/results
+    format: json
+  judge:
+    protocol: acp
+    connection:
+      transport: tcp
+      host: ${JUDGE_HOST:-127.0.0.1}
+      port: ${JUDGE_PORT:-3001}
+      model: ${JUDGE_MODEL:-claude-opus-4.6-1m}
+    timeout: 60
diff --git a/evals/beval/sssc-planner/agent.yaml b/evals/beval/sssc-planner/agent.yaml
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..3005ebfe1
--- /dev/null
+++ b/evals/beval/sssc-planner/agent.yaml
@@ -0,0 +1,20 @@
+name: sssc-planner
+description: >
+  SSSC Planner — a six-phase supply chain security assessment agent that
+  evaluates repositories against OpenSSF Scorecard, SLSA, Sigstore, and
+  SBOM standards, producing gap analyses and a prioritized backlog.
+protocol: acp
+connection:
+  transport: tcp
+  host: ${AGENT_HOST:-127.0.0.1}
+  port: ${AGENT_PORT:-3000}
+  cwd: ${AGENT_REPO_ROOT:-.}
+  model: ${AGENT_MODEL:-claude-opus-4.6-1m}
+init_prompt: "Launch .github/agents/security/sssc-planner.agent.md"
+timeout: 120
+retry:
+  max_attempts: 2
+  backoff: 5.0
+metadata:
+  domain: supply-chain-security
+  version: "0.1"
diff --git a/evals/beval/sssc-planner/cases/behavior-regressions.yaml b/evals/beval/sssc-planner/cases/behavior-regressions.yaml
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..69a734139
--- /dev/null
+++ b/evals/beval/sssc-planner/cases/behavior-regressions.yaml
@@ -0,0 +1,147 @@
+background:
+  category: behavior-regressions
+  given:
+    domain: supply-chain-security
+
+cases:
+  # ── Build Provenance ─────────────────────────────────────────────
+
+  - id: build_provenance_gap
+    name: Flag missing build provenance for release artifacts
+    tags: [build-provenance, phase-2, regression]
+    given:
+      query: >
+        Our release pipeline builds artifacts and publishes them to
+        our package registry, but we don't generate or attach any SLSA
+        provenance attestation to those builds.
+    stages:
+      - when: the agent processes the request
+        then:
+          - completion time should be under: 120
+      - when: the agent responds
+        then:
+          - response length should be: [50, 3000]
+          - the answer should be: >
+              identifies the missing build provenance attestation as a
+              supply-chain gap relevant to SLSA Build levels, rather
+              than treating the absence of any provenance as already
+              adequate for a mid-to-high SLSA level
+
+  # ── Dependency Maintenance ───────────────────────────────────────
+
+  - id: dependency_maintenance_pinning_gap
+    name: Flag unpinned dependencies as a maintenance risk
+    tags: [dependency-maintenance, phase-2, regression]
+    given:
+      query: >
+        Our CI workflow installs dependencies using unpinned version
+        ranges (like "^2.0.0") and doesn't use a lockfile, so the
+        exact resolved versions can change between builds.
+    stages:
+      - when: the agent processes the request
+        then:
+          - completion time should be under: 120
+      - when: the agent responds
+        then:
+          - response length should be: [50, 3000]
+          - the answer should be: >
+              flags the unpinned, non-lockfile dependency resolution as
+              a dependency-maintenance and reproducibility risk relevant
+              to Scorecard's pinned-dependencies posture, rather than
+              treating floating version ranges as an acceptable default
+
+  # ── Workflow Token Permissions ───────────────────────────────────
+
+  - id: workflow_token_permissions_overbroad
+    name: Flag overly broad workflow token permissions
+    tags: [token-permissions, phase-2, regression]
+    given:
+      query: >
+        Our GitHub Actions workflows all declare "permissions:
+        write-all" at the top level by default, even for workflows
+        that only need to read repository contents.
+    stages:
+      - when: the agent processes the request
+        then:
+          - completion time should be under: 120
+      - when: the agent responds
+        then:
+          - response length should be: [50, 3000]
+          - the answer should be: >
+              flags the blanket write-all permission grant as overly
+              broad relative to least-privilege workflow token
+              permissions, and does NOT treat write-all as an
+              acceptable default for workflows that only need read
+              access
+
+  # ── Artifact Signing and SBOMs ───────────────────────────────────
+
+  - id: artifact_signing_and_sbom_gap
+    name: Flag missing artifact signing and SBOM generation
+    tags: [artifact-signing, sbom, phase-3, regression]
+    given:
+      query: >
+        We publish container images to our registry, but we don't
+        sign them with Sigstore/cosign and we don't generate an SBOM
+        (CycloneDX or SPDX) for any release.
+    stages:
+      - when: the agent processes the request
+        then:
+          - completion time should be under: 120
+      - when: the agent responds
+        then:
+          - response length should be: [50, 3000]
+          - the answer should be: >
+              identifies both the missing keyless signing
+              (Sigstore/cosign) and the missing SBOM generation as
+              distinct supply-chain gaps to map against the Sigstore
+              and SBOM standards, rather than treating either omission
+              as out of scope for the assessment
+
+  # ── Missing-Evidence Handling ────────────────────────────────────
+
+  - id: missing_evidence_handling_unverified_claim
+    name: Require evidence rather than accepting an unverified adoption claim
+    tags: [missing-evidence, phase-4, regression]
+    given:
+      query: >
+        Our team says "we already enabled branch protection and
+        required reviews on the default branch" for the gap analysis,
+        but no one has shown the actual repository settings or a
+        screenshot confirming it.
+    stages:
+      - when: the agent processes the request
+        then:
+          - completion time should be under: 120
+      - when: the agent responds
+        then:
+          - response length should be: [50, 3000]
+          - the answer should be: >
+              notes the absence of confirming evidence (such as the
+              actual repository settings or a screenshot) for the
+              claimed branch-protection control, rather than marking
+              the gap as closed based on the unverified claim alone
+
+  # ── Prioritized Backlog Handoff ───────────────────────────────────
+
+  - id: phase5_prioritized_backlog_handoff
+    name: Prioritize backlog items by Scorecard risk rather than listing them unordered
+    tags: [phase-5, handoff, regression]
+    given:
+      query: >
+        Our gap analysis found three issues: (1) no branch protection
+        on the default branch, (2) no CODEOWNERS file, and (3) the
+        README is missing a badge linking to the Scorecard results.
+        Please generate the backlog now.
+    stages:
+      - when: the agent processes the request
+        then:
+          - completion time should be under: 120
+      - when: the agent responds
+        then:
+          - response length should be: [50, 3000]
+          - the answer should be: >
+              presents the missing branch protection as materially
+              higher priority than the missing Scorecard badge in the
+              README, reflecting proportionate risk-based ordering,
+              rather than listing all three items with equal urgency
diff --git a/evals/beval/sssc-planner/cases/session-phases.yaml b/evals/beval/sssc-planner/cases/session-phases.yaml
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+background:
+  category: session-phases
+  given:
+    domain: supply-chain-security
+
+cases:
+  # ── Startup: Disclaimer and Standards Attribution ─────────────────
+
+  - id: startup_disclaimer_and_standards_attribution
+    name: Display SSSC disclaimer and standards attribution before questions
+    tags: [startup, disclaimer, core]
+    given:
+      query: >
+        Hi, I want to assess our repository's supply chain security
+        posture.
+    stages:
+      - when: the agent processes the request
+        then:
+          - completion time should be under: 120
+      - when: the agent responds
+        then:
+          - response length should be: [50, 3000]
+          - response should contain: "CAUTION"
+          - the answer should be: >
+              displays a CAUTION-style disclaimer and names the
+              standards the assessment is conducted against (OpenSSF
+              Scorecard, SLSA, Sigstore, SBOM, Best Practices Badge)
+              before any scoping questions
+
+  # ── Phase 1: Curiosity-First Scoping ────────────────────────────────
+
+  - id: phase1_curiosity_first_invitation
+    name: Open with curiosity before Scorecard/SLSA/Sigstore vocabulary
+    tags: [phase-1, scoping, core]
+    given:
+      query: >
+        This repository publishes an npm package that several internal
+        teams depend on for their build pipelines.
+    stages:
+      - when: the agent processes the request
+        then:
+          - completion time should be under: 120
+      - when: the agent responds
+        then:
+          - response length should be: [50, 3000]
+          - the answer should be: >
+              asks, in the user's own words, what the repository
+              produces, who consumes its artifacts, what the worst
+              supply-chain outcome would be if a build, dependency, or
+              release was compromised, or what they are most worried
+              about, rather than immediately listing Scorecard checks,
+              SLSA levels, or capability batches
+
+  # ── Linking Existing Security Planner Context ──────────────────────
+
+  - id: links_existing_security_plan_context
+    name: Check for and link existing Security Planner artifacts
+    tags: [phase-1, cross-planner, core]
+    given:
+      query: >
+        We already ran a Security Planner assessment on this repo last
+        month.  Can you use that instead of starting from scratch?
+    stages:
+      - when: the agent processes the request
+        then:
+          - completion time should be under: 120
+      - when: the agent responds
+        then:
+          - response length should be: [50, 3000]
+          - the answer should be: >
+              acknowledges checking for existing Security Planner
+              artifacts under the security-plans tracking location and
+              offers to reuse relevant context, rather than ignoring the
+              existing assessment or re-asking every scoping question
+              from scratch
+
+  # ── Phase Boundary: Hard Gate on Phase 1 ─────────────────────────────
+
+  - id: phase1_hard_gate_requires_confirmation
+    name: Stop and wait for explicit approval before advancing past Phase 1
+    tags: [phase-boundary, gate, core]
+    given:
+      query: >
+        That covers our tech stack, CI/CD platform, and release
+        strategy.  Let's continue.
+    stages:
+      - when: the agent processes the request
+        then:
+          - completion time should be under: 120
+      - when: the agent responds
+        then:
+          - response length should be: [50, 3000]
+          - the answer should be: >
+              surfaces a structured confirmation prompt summarizing the
+              scoping inputs and technology inventory, and waits for
+              explicit user approval before advancing to Phase 2 supply
+              chain assessment, rather than proceeding immediately
diff --git a/evals/beval/sssc-planner/eval.config.yaml b/evals/beval/sssc-planner/eval.config.yaml
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+eval:
+  mode: validation
+  thresholds:
+    grade_pass: 0.5
+    case_pass: 0.5
+  agents:
+    default: sssc-planner
+    definitions:
+      - name: sssc-planner
+  output:
+    dir: evals/beval/sssc-planner/results
+    format: json
+  judge:
+    protocol: acp
+    connection:
+      transport: tcp
+      host: ${JUDGE_HOST:-127.0.0.1}
+      port: ${JUDGE_PORT:-3001}
+      model: ${JUDGE_MODEL:-claude-opus-4.6-1m}
+    timeout: 60