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Fix: Pass correct context objective to refusal scorer in Crescendo - #3585
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Duplicate of #3562 |
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This PR fixes the issue where the Crescendo orchestrator passed the sent adversarial prompt to the refusal scorer instead of the actual attack objective (context.objective).
This ensures the refusal scorer evaluates whether the model is refusing the true campaign goal, resolving the logic error that invalidated multi-turn attack results.
All 84 unit tests for Crescendo pass locally.
Fixes #3561