Know what changed in your model.
Test models on the tasks you care about. The planned reports keep scores, example answers and the test setup together, so you can trace a result back to the evidence.
- Input
- Pinned checkpoint
- Suite
- Task set + grading contract
- Method
- Recorded sampling configuration
- Output
- Task results + comparison report
An illustrative workflow, not an evaluation in progress or a measured score.
See more than a score.
Review individual answers alongside the aggregate result, with the checkpoint, suite revision and sampling setup recorded. Published Lab benchmarks remain historical research evidence, not results from this upcoming service.
- Task-level results
- Recorded test setup
- Comparison report
From a checkpoint to an inspectable report.
- 01
Pin the checkpoint
Choose the model revision to assess and a separate baseline when you want a comparison.
- 02
Define the evaluation
Choose the tasks, grading method and sampling. Use the same conditions for the models you compare.
- 03
Review the results
Inspect example answers and grader evidence beside the overall results. Keep the test setup and limitations visible.
- 01Select a checkpoint
your-model / checkpoint - 02Choose a task suiteCode · Math · Logic
- 03Inspect the reportTask results, grader details and examples
report / exampleNot measured- Task
- Deduplicate a list
- Grader
- Python task tests
- Evidence
- Model response + test output
Inspect example task
input: [3, 1, 3]
expect: [3, 1]Built around your workload.
No public evaluation rate is announced. Tell us about your model, task suite and comparison requirements to help define the scope.
Read the documentation- Model identity
- Pinned checkpoint revisions, with a distinct baseline when needed.
- Task suite
- A versioned task set and a documented grading contract.
- Evaluation method
- Sampling, sample count, metrics and comparison conditions.
Custom evaluation is coming soon.
Early-access requests do not start an evaluation or grant execution permission. Published model results can already be inspected in the Lab.