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Generic LLM task decomposition ignores user traits that determine whether a plan can be started and finished. We evaluate profile-conditioned decomposition across ADHD and ESL populations using an agent-executable framework with 288 decompositions, 3 seeds, and 6 judge models from 6 families.

We specify a pre-registered protocol for Do three commonly cited LLM-as-judge protocols (pairwise with position-swap, single-answer grading with rubric, and reference-anchored scoring) produce statistically different Elo/Bradley-Terry rankings when applied to the same fixed pool of open-weights models and the same prompt set? using MT-Bench prompts (Zheng et al.