# Evaluation: granite4_tiny

## Task

The prompt asked: "Which code snippets would I need to understand how to add a prefix image before the title? Don't change any code, just give me the snippets I need."

## Findings

- **Generated implementation code instead of listing snippets**: The model completely ignored the instruction "DON'T CHANGE ANY CODE, JUST GIVE ME THE SNIPPETS I NEED." Instead, it wrote three steps of new SwiftUI code to implement the feature. This is the opposite of what was asked.
- **Found zero relevant snippets from the actual codebase**: The model did not reference a single line from the provided ~5000-line codebase. It generated entirely new, generic SwiftUI code unrelated to the actual architecture.
- **Missed all key locations**, including:
  - `MapExportDecorator.decorate()` — the core rendering function that draws the title at a calculated position (line ~3908-3917), which is where a prefix image would need to be drawn
  - `MapExportDecorator.Configuration` struct — the configuration that holds all title properties and would need a new image property (line ~3047-3102)
  - `titleText` computed property — generates the title string (line ~262-275)
  - Title area height calculation — computes the layout space for the title area, would need to account for image width (line ~3738-3766)
  - `decoratorConfig` computed property — builds the full configuration passed to the decorator (line ~338-432)
  - `applyTemplateSettings()` — applies template values to state, would need image handling (line ~435)
  - Title UI settings section — the Picker and controls for title configuration (line ~1011-1037)
  - `TitlePosition` enum — controls top/bottom placement of the title area (line ~2796-2808)
  - Template configuration presets (e.g., `.artDeco`, `.bauhaus`, etc.) — would each need default image settings
- **Hallucinated content**: Used "Brussels" as placeholder text, likely pulled from a city name in the code but completely out of context
- **Generated broken Swift code**: The response includes `Data.decode(type: UIImage.self)` (doesn't exist), duplicate `body` properties, incorrect use of `didSet`, and improper mixing of UIKit/SwiftUI patterns

## Grade: F

The model failed on both evaluation criteria. It provided implementation instructions instead of snippets (bad), and it found none of the relevant code locations (missed everything). The response shows no evidence of having read or understood the provided codebase.