The submission zip code.zip must contain the runnable solution, prompts, configuration, README.md, and evaluation reports.
output.csv has the exact header case_id,deletion_status,steps_json and contains all 518 data rows sorted by case_id.
The zip must exclude dataset/, virtual environments (.venv, venv, node_modules), caches (__pycache__), .git, .DS_Store, and any nested archives such as .zip, .tar, .gz, .tgz, .7z, .rar.
zip -r code.zip README.md code -x "*/__pycache__/*" "*/.venv/*" "*/venv/*" "*/node_modules/*" "*/.git/*" "*/.DS_Store"
Compress-Archive -Path README.md, code -DestinationPath code.zip -Force
I decided to use platform‑specific zip commands to guarantee that all exclusion patterns are applied consistently, preventing accidental inclusion of large or sensitive directories.
I created the deletion_audit_agent repository on my GitHub (@aditiraj0129‑netizen) for the HackerRank Orchestrate October 2026 challenge.
The repository name is deletion_audit_agent.
The project is written in Python.
It was started in 2026‑10 and last updated in 2026‑10.
The dataset contains exactly 518 deletion request rows.
Four types of SQL replicas are mentioned: primary, regional, reporting, and failover.
For each request the agent must output case_id,deletion_status,steps_json to output.csv, returning COMPLETE, INCOMPLETE, or NOT_APPLICABLE and an ordered JSON array of remediation steps.