Evaluation / protocol audit
AI benchmark audit
Twelve checks for versions, scaffolds, budgets, grading, task distribution, uncertainty, artifacts, cost, and reproducibility.
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Twelve checks for versions, scaffolds, budgets, grading, task distribution, uncertainty, artifacts, cost, and reproducibility.
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Twelve controls for goal integrity, least privilege, approvals, isolation, tool provenance, secrets, audit trails, shutdown, and recovery.
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Requests, input and output tokens, caching, retries, and attached per-request charges.
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Model weights, KV cache, runtime headroom, usable VRAM, and minimum GPU count.
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Model size, precision, GPU capacity, usable memory, runtime reserve, and minimum device count.
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Start with available VRAM and find the largest listed model-size floor at INT4, INT8, or FP16.
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Exact cache memory per token, sequence, context window, concurrency level, and GQA savings.
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Platform, telephony, STT, TTS, LLM, failed resolutions, and human handoffs.
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Failures, human review, recurring cost, implementation cost, savings, and payback.
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Ten checks for termination, validation, recovery, budgets, escalation, and traces.
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Retries, failures, human review, API spend, and the loaded cost of a successful outcome.
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Test whether a task has a target, judge, error signal, bounds, cadence, and clear ownership.
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Build project_doc_fallback_filenames, project_doc_max_bytes, and AGENTS.md-aware Codex settings.
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Compose codex exec --json commands with sandboxing, schemas, ephemeral mode, and Git checks.
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Compare cache reads, writes, hit rate, total savings, and break-even usage.
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Model endpointing, transcription, fast and slow branches, TTS, and first-audio playout.
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