Celeris-1.1 Decision
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Evaluator-published · etsabary System 1 Decision Benchmark
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| System 1 Decision Benchmark v2 · All-question accuracy | 68.304% | Setup & sourceCorrect answers over all 1,934 questions. Celeris 1.1 Decision; Hosted native; returned identities {"celeris-1.1-decision": 1934}; collected 2026-10-25 to 2026-11-01 America/Toronto; one primary response per input, no scored retries. Exact aggregate from the release statistics. Development benchmark, not an independently sampled test: 1,934 questions in 41 categories, the frozen 1,342-question bank plus 192 logical and 400 practical additions. The bank was built with model-guided development, and Jev plus retained Microsoft and Drex feedback are development exposure. Related variants and a single recorded primary response per input limit generalization. The scoring key stays private, so public checks cover coverage, timing and aggregate consistency but cannot rescore answers. Strict accuracy counts a wrong usable answer and an unsuccessful response in the same fixed denominator. Timing pools primary client times with the network included; providers, precision, concurrency, routes and dates differ, retained and new timings can span sessions, and quick failures can reduce all-primary latency. The source published a separate cost ledger on 1 November 2026, stored as decision-reference-v2-cost-per-1000, which supersedes its earlier “cost not consolidated” note. Older 1,342-only scores are not converted into this bank. Not ranked here. Checked / reported: 2026-11-02 · Samples: 1934 Snapshot: 2026-11-01 · Revision: f5fa9cfafccd97fcfbdb0336e14284faaa8d2d35 · Published summary observations; upstream task/result terms retained Result source · Benchmark source |
| System 1 Decision Benchmark v2 · Macro-category accuracy | 67.656% | Setup & sourceEqual-weight mean over the 41 categories. Celeris 1.1 Decision; Hosted native; returned identities {"celeris-1.1-decision": 1934}; collected 2026-10-25 to 2026-11-01 America/Toronto; one primary response per input, no scored retries. Exact aggregate from the release statistics. Development benchmark, not an independently sampled test: 1,934 questions in 41 categories, the frozen 1,342-question bank plus 192 logical and 400 practical additions. The bank was built with model-guided development, and Jev plus retained Microsoft and Drex feedback are development exposure. Related variants and a single recorded primary response per input limit generalization. The scoring key stays private, so public checks cover coverage, timing and aggregate consistency but cannot rescore answers. Strict accuracy counts a wrong usable answer and an unsuccessful response in the same fixed denominator. Timing pools primary client times with the network included; providers, precision, concurrency, routes and dates differ, retained and new timings can span sessions, and quick failures can reduce all-primary latency. The source published a separate cost ledger on 1 November 2026, stored as decision-reference-v2-cost-per-1000, which supersedes its earlier “cost not consolidated” note. Older 1,342-only scores are not converted into this bank. Not ranked here. Checked / reported: 2026-11-02 · Samples: 1934 Snapshot: 2026-11-01 · Revision: f5fa9cfafccd97fcfbdb0336e14284faaa8d2d35 · Published summary observations; upstream task/result terms retained Result source · Benchmark source |
| System 1 Decision Benchmark v2 · Added 592 questions | 50.676% | Setup & sourceAccuracy on the 592 questions new in v2. Celeris 1.1 Decision; Hosted native; returned identities {"celeris-1.1-decision": 1934}; collected 2026-10-25 to 2026-11-01 America/Toronto; one primary response per input, no scored retries. Exact aggregate from the release statistics. Development benchmark, not an independently sampled test: 1,934 questions in 41 categories, the frozen 1,342-question bank plus 192 logical and 400 practical additions. The bank was built with model-guided development, and Jev plus retained Microsoft and Drex feedback are development exposure. Related variants and a single recorded primary response per input limit generalization. The scoring key stays private, so public checks cover coverage, timing and aggregate consistency but cannot rescore answers. Strict accuracy counts a wrong usable answer and an unsuccessful response in the same fixed denominator. Timing pools primary client times with the network included; providers, precision, concurrency, routes and dates differ, retained and new timings can span sessions, and quick failures can reduce all-primary latency. The source published a separate cost ledger on 1 November 2026, stored as decision-reference-v2-cost-per-1000, which supersedes its earlier “cost not consolidated” note. Older 1,342-only scores are not converted into this bank. Not ranked here. Checked / reported: 2026-11-02 · Samples: 592 Snapshot: 2026-11-01 · Revision: f5fa9cfafccd97fcfbdb0336e14284faaa8d2d35 · Published summary observations; upstream task/result terms retained Result source · Benchmark source |
| System 1 Decision Benchmark v2 · Logical additions | 43.750% | Setup & sourceAccuracy on the 192 logical additions. Celeris 1.1 Decision; Hosted native; returned identities {"celeris-1.1-decision": 1934}; collected 2026-10-25 to 2026-11-01 America/Toronto; one primary response per input, no scored retries. Exact aggregate from the release statistics. Development benchmark, not an independently sampled test: 1,934 questions in 41 categories, the frozen 1,342-question bank plus 192 logical and 400 practical additions. The bank was built with model-guided development, and Jev plus retained Microsoft and Drex feedback are development exposure. Related variants and a single recorded primary response per input limit generalization. The scoring key stays private, so public checks cover coverage, timing and aggregate consistency but cannot rescore answers. Strict accuracy counts a wrong usable answer and an unsuccessful response in the same fixed denominator. Timing pools primary client times with the network included; providers, precision, concurrency, routes and dates differ, retained and new timings can span sessions, and quick failures can reduce all-primary latency. The source published a separate cost ledger on 1 November 2026, stored as decision-reference-v2-cost-per-1000, which supersedes its earlier “cost not consolidated” note. Older 1,342-only scores are not converted into this bank. Not ranked here. Checked / reported: 2026-11-02 · Samples: 192 Snapshot: 2026-11-01 · Revision: f5fa9cfafccd97fcfbdb0336e14284faaa8d2d35 · Published summary observations; upstream task/result terms retained Result source · Benchmark source |
| System 1 Decision Benchmark v2 · Practical additions | 54.000% | Setup & sourceAccuracy on the 400 practical additions. Celeris 1.1 Decision; Hosted native; returned identities {"celeris-1.1-decision": 1934}; collected 2026-10-25 to 2026-11-01 America/Toronto; one primary response per input, no scored retries. Exact aggregate from the release statistics. Development benchmark, not an independently sampled test: 1,934 questions in 41 categories, the frozen 1,342-question bank plus 192 logical and 400 practical additions. The bank was built with model-guided development, and Jev plus retained Microsoft and Drex feedback are development exposure. Related variants and a single recorded primary response per input limit generalization. The scoring key stays private, so public checks cover coverage, timing and aggregate consistency but cannot rescore answers. Strict accuracy counts a wrong usable answer and an unsuccessful response in the same fixed denominator. Timing pools primary client times with the network included; providers, precision, concurrency, routes and dates differ, retained and new timings can span sessions, and quick failures can reduce all-primary latency. The source published a separate cost ledger on 1 November 2026, stored as decision-reference-v2-cost-per-1000, which supersedes its earlier “cost not consolidated” note. Older 1,342-only scores are not converted into this bank. Not ranked here. Checked / reported: 2026-11-02 · Samples: 400 Snapshot: 2026-11-01 · Revision: f5fa9cfafccd97fcfbdb0336e14284faaa8d2d35 · Published summary observations; upstream task/result terms retained Result source · Benchmark source |
| System 1 Decision Benchmark v2 · Original 1,342 questions | 76.080% | Setup & sourceAccuracy on the frozen original inputs inside the v2 bank. Celeris 1.1 Decision; Hosted native; returned identities {"celeris-1.1-decision": 1934}; collected 2026-10-25 to 2026-11-01 America/Toronto; one primary response per input, no scored retries. Exact aggregate from the release statistics. Development benchmark, not an independently sampled test: 1,934 questions in 41 categories, the frozen 1,342-question bank plus 192 logical and 400 practical additions. The bank was built with model-guided development, and Jev plus retained Microsoft and Drex feedback are development exposure. Related variants and a single recorded primary response per input limit generalization. The scoring key stays private, so public checks cover coverage, timing and aggregate consistency but cannot rescore answers. Strict accuracy counts a wrong usable answer and an unsuccessful response in the same fixed denominator. Timing pools primary client times with the network included; providers, precision, concurrency, routes and dates differ, retained and new timings can span sessions, and quick failures can reduce all-primary latency. The source published a separate cost ledger on 1 November 2026, stored as decision-reference-v2-cost-per-1000, which supersedes its earlier “cost not consolidated” note. Older 1,342-only scores are not converted into this bank. Not ranked here. Checked / reported: 2026-11-02 · Samples: 1342 Snapshot: 2026-11-01 · Revision: f5fa9cfafccd97fcfbdb0336e14284faaa8d2d35 · Published summary observations; upstream task/result terms retained Result source · Benchmark source |
| System 1 Decision Benchmark v2 · Median client time | 139.8 ms | Setup & sourcePooled primary complete-response client time, network included. Celeris 1.1 Decision; Hosted native; returned identities {"celeris-1.1-decision": 1934}; collected 2026-10-25 to 2026-11-01 America/Toronto; one primary response per input, no scored retries. Exact aggregate from the release statistics. Development benchmark, not an independently sampled test: 1,934 questions in 41 categories, the frozen 1,342-question bank plus 192 logical and 400 practical additions. The bank was built with model-guided development, and Jev plus retained Microsoft and Drex feedback are development exposure. Related variants and a single recorded primary response per input limit generalization. The scoring key stays private, so public checks cover coverage, timing and aggregate consistency but cannot rescore answers. Strict accuracy counts a wrong usable answer and an unsuccessful response in the same fixed denominator. Timing pools primary client times with the network included; providers, precision, concurrency, routes and dates differ, retained and new timings can span sessions, and quick failures can reduce all-primary latency. The source published a separate cost ledger on 1 November 2026, stored as decision-reference-v2-cost-per-1000, which supersedes its earlier “cost not consolidated” note. Older 1,342-only scores are not converted into this bank. Not ranked here. Checked / reported: 2026-11-02 · Samples: 1934 Snapshot: 2026-11-01 · Revision: f5fa9cfafccd97fcfbdb0336e14284faaa8d2d35 · Published summary observations; upstream task/result terms retained Result source · Benchmark source |
| System 1 Decision Benchmark v2 · P95 client time | 184.5 ms | Setup & sourcePooled primary complete-response client time, network included. Celeris 1.1 Decision; Hosted native; returned identities {"celeris-1.1-decision": 1934}; collected 2026-10-25 to 2026-11-01 America/Toronto; one primary response per input, no scored retries. Exact aggregate from the release statistics. Development benchmark, not an independently sampled test: 1,934 questions in 41 categories, the frozen 1,342-question bank plus 192 logical and 400 practical additions. The bank was built with model-guided development, and Jev plus retained Microsoft and Drex feedback are development exposure. Related variants and a single recorded primary response per input limit generalization. The scoring key stays private, so public checks cover coverage, timing and aggregate consistency but cannot rescore answers. Strict accuracy counts a wrong usable answer and an unsuccessful response in the same fixed denominator. Timing pools primary client times with the network included; providers, precision, concurrency, routes and dates differ, retained and new timings can span sessions, and quick failures can reduce all-primary latency. The source published a separate cost ledger on 1 November 2026, stored as decision-reference-v2-cost-per-1000, which supersedes its earlier “cost not consolidated” note. Older 1,342-only scores are not converted into this bank. Not ranked here. Checked / reported: 2026-11-02 · Samples: 1934 Snapshot: 2026-11-01 · Revision: f5fa9cfafccd97fcfbdb0336e14284faaa8d2d35 · Published summary observations; upstream task/result terms retained Result source · Benchmark source |
| System 1 Decision Benchmark v2 · F01 · Lookup and filtering | 93.023% | Setup & sourceLookup and filtering: 43 questions. Celeris 1.1 Decision; Hosted native; returned identities {"celeris-1.1-decision": 1934}; collected 2026-10-25 to 2026-11-01 America/Toronto; one primary response per input, no scored retries. Exact aggregate from the release statistics. Development benchmark, not an independently sampled test: 1,934 questions in 41 categories, the frozen 1,342-question bank plus 192 logical and 400 practical additions. The bank was built with model-guided development, and Jev plus retained Microsoft and Drex feedback are development exposure. Related variants and a single recorded primary response per input limit generalization. The scoring key stays private, so public checks cover coverage, timing and aggregate consistency but cannot rescore answers. Strict accuracy counts a wrong usable answer and an unsuccessful response in the same fixed denominator. Timing pools primary client times with the network included; providers, precision, concurrency, routes and dates differ, retained and new timings can span sessions, and quick failures can reduce all-primary latency. The source published a separate cost ledger on 1 November 2026, stored as decision-reference-v2-cost-per-1000, which supersedes its earlier “cost not consolidated” note. Older 1,342-only scores are not converted into this bank. Not ranked here. Checked / reported: 2026-11-02 · Samples: 43 Snapshot: 2026-11-01 · Revision: f5fa9cfafccd97fcfbdb0336e14284faaa8d2d35 · Published summary observations; upstream task/result terms retained Result source · Benchmark source |
| System 1 Decision Benchmark v2 · F02 · Forward conditionals | 91.304% | Setup & sourceForward conditionals: 46 questions. Celeris 1.1 Decision; Hosted native; returned identities {"celeris-1.1-decision": 1934}; collected 2026-10-25 to 2026-11-01 America/Toronto; one primary response per input, no scored retries. Exact aggregate from the release statistics. Development benchmark, not an independently sampled test: 1,934 questions in 41 categories, the frozen 1,342-question bank plus 192 logical and 400 practical additions. The bank was built with model-guided development, and Jev plus retained Microsoft and Drex feedback are development exposure. Related variants and a single recorded primary response per input limit generalization. The scoring key stays private, so public checks cover coverage, timing and aggregate consistency but cannot rescore answers. Strict accuracy counts a wrong usable answer and an unsuccessful response in the same fixed denominator. Timing pools primary client times with the network included; providers, precision, concurrency, routes and dates differ, retained and new timings can span sessions, and quick failures can reduce all-primary latency. The source published a separate cost ledger on 1 November 2026, stored as decision-reference-v2-cost-per-1000, which supersedes its earlier “cost not consolidated” note. Older 1,342-only scores are not converted into this bank. Not ranked here. Checked / reported: 2026-11-02 · Samples: 46 Snapshot: 2026-11-01 · Revision: f5fa9cfafccd97fcfbdb0336e14284faaa8d2d35 · Published summary observations; upstream task/result terms retained Result source · Benchmark source |
| System 1 Decision Benchmark v2 · F03 · Necessary conditions | 78.846% | Setup & sourceNecessary conditions: 52 questions. Celeris 1.1 Decision; Hosted native; returned identities {"celeris-1.1-decision": 1934}; collected 2026-10-25 to 2026-11-01 America/Toronto; one primary response per input, no scored retries. Exact aggregate from the release statistics. Development benchmark, not an independently sampled test: 1,934 questions in 41 categories, the frozen 1,342-question bank plus 192 logical and 400 practical additions. The bank was built with model-guided development, and Jev plus retained Microsoft and Drex feedback are development exposure. Related variants and a single recorded primary response per input limit generalization. The scoring key stays private, so public checks cover coverage, timing and aggregate consistency but cannot rescore answers. Strict accuracy counts a wrong usable answer and an unsuccessful response in the same fixed denominator. Timing pools primary client times with the network included; providers, precision, concurrency, routes and dates differ, retained and new timings can span sessions, and quick failures can reduce all-primary latency. The source published a separate cost ledger on 1 November 2026, stored as decision-reference-v2-cost-per-1000, which supersedes its earlier “cost not consolidated” note. Older 1,342-only scores are not converted into this bank. Not ranked here. Checked / reported: 2026-11-02 · Samples: 52 Snapshot: 2026-11-01 · Revision: f5fa9cfafccd97fcfbdb0336e14284faaa8d2d35 · Published summary observations; upstream task/result terms retained Result source · Benchmark source |
| System 1 Decision Benchmark v2 · F04 · Boolean scope | 88.889% | Setup & sourceBoolean scope: 54 questions. Celeris 1.1 Decision; Hosted native; returned identities {"celeris-1.1-decision": 1934}; collected 2026-10-25 to 2026-11-01 America/Toronto; one primary response per input, no scored retries. Exact aggregate from the release statistics. Development benchmark, not an independently sampled test: 1,934 questions in 41 categories, the frozen 1,342-question bank plus 192 logical and 400 practical additions. The bank was built with model-guided development, and Jev plus retained Microsoft and Drex feedback are development exposure. Related variants and a single recorded primary response per input limit generalization. The scoring key stays private, so public checks cover coverage, timing and aggregate consistency but cannot rescore answers. Strict accuracy counts a wrong usable answer and an unsuccessful response in the same fixed denominator. Timing pools primary client times with the network included; providers, precision, concurrency, routes and dates differ, retained and new timings can span sessions, and quick failures can reduce all-primary latency. The source published a separate cost ledger on 1 November 2026, stored as decision-reference-v2-cost-per-1000, which supersedes its earlier “cost not consolidated” note. Older 1,342-only scores are not converted into this bank. Not ranked here. Checked / reported: 2026-11-02 · Samples: 54 Snapshot: 2026-11-01 · Revision: f5fa9cfafccd97fcfbdb0336e14284faaa8d2d35 · Published summary observations; upstream task/result terms retained Result source · Benchmark source |
| System 1 Decision Benchmark v2 · F05 · Quantifiers and sets | 91.837% | Setup & sourceQuantifiers and sets: 49 questions. Celeris 1.1 Decision; Hosted native; returned identities {"celeris-1.1-decision": 1934}; collected 2026-10-25 to 2026-11-01 America/Toronto; one primary response per input, no scored retries. Exact aggregate from the release statistics. Development benchmark, not an independently sampled test: 1,934 questions in 41 categories, the frozen 1,342-question bank plus 192 logical and 400 practical additions. The bank was built with model-guided development, and Jev plus retained Microsoft and Drex feedback are development exposure. Related variants and a single recorded primary response per input limit generalization. The scoring key stays private, so public checks cover coverage, timing and aggregate consistency but cannot rescore answers. Strict accuracy counts a wrong usable answer and an unsuccessful response in the same fixed denominator. Timing pools primary client times with the network included; providers, precision, concurrency, routes and dates differ, retained and new timings can span sessions, and quick failures can reduce all-primary latency. The source published a separate cost ledger on 1 November 2026, stored as decision-reference-v2-cost-per-1000, which supersedes its earlier “cost not consolidated” note. Older 1,342-only scores are not converted into this bank. Not ranked here. Checked / reported: 2026-11-02 · Samples: 49 Snapshot: 2026-11-01 · Revision: f5fa9cfafccd97fcfbdb0336e14284faaa8d2d35 · Published summary observations; upstream task/result terms retained Result source · Benchmark source |
| System 1 Decision Benchmark v2 · F06 · Comparisons | 92.500% | Setup & sourceComparisons: 40 questions. Celeris 1.1 Decision; Hosted native; returned identities {"celeris-1.1-decision": 1934}; collected 2026-10-25 to 2026-11-01 America/Toronto; one primary response per input, no scored retries. Exact aggregate from the release statistics. Development benchmark, not an independently sampled test: 1,934 questions in 41 categories, the frozen 1,342-question bank plus 192 logical and 400 practical additions. The bank was built with model-guided development, and Jev plus retained Microsoft and Drex feedback are development exposure. Related variants and a single recorded primary response per input limit generalization. The scoring key stays private, so public checks cover coverage, timing and aggregate consistency but cannot rescore answers. Strict accuracy counts a wrong usable answer and an unsuccessful response in the same fixed denominator. Timing pools primary client times with the network included; providers, precision, concurrency, routes and dates differ, retained and new timings can span sessions, and quick failures can reduce all-primary latency. The source published a separate cost ledger on 1 November 2026, stored as decision-reference-v2-cost-per-1000, which supersedes its earlier “cost not consolidated” note. Older 1,342-only scores are not converted into this bank. Not ranked here. Checked / reported: 2026-11-02 · Samples: 40 Snapshot: 2026-11-01 · Revision: f5fa9cfafccd97fcfbdb0336e14284faaa8d2d35 · Published summary observations; upstream task/result terms retained Result source · Benchmark source |
| System 1 Decision Benchmark v2 · F07 · Scheduling | 68.421% | Setup & sourceScheduling: 76 questions. Celeris 1.1 Decision; Hosted native; returned identities {"celeris-1.1-decision": 1934}; collected 2026-10-25 to 2026-11-01 America/Toronto; one primary response per input, no scored retries. Exact aggregate from the release statistics. Development benchmark, not an independently sampled test: 1,934 questions in 41 categories, the frozen 1,342-question bank plus 192 logical and 400 practical additions. The bank was built with model-guided development, and Jev plus retained Microsoft and Drex feedback are development exposure. Related variants and a single recorded primary response per input limit generalization. The scoring key stays private, so public checks cover coverage, timing and aggregate consistency but cannot rescore answers. Strict accuracy counts a wrong usable answer and an unsuccessful response in the same fixed denominator. Timing pools primary client times with the network included; providers, precision, concurrency, routes and dates differ, retained and new timings can span sessions, and quick failures can reduce all-primary latency. The source published a separate cost ledger on 1 November 2026, stored as decision-reference-v2-cost-per-1000, which supersedes its earlier “cost not consolidated” note. Older 1,342-only scores are not converted into this bank. Not ranked here. Checked / reported: 2026-11-02 · Samples: 76 Snapshot: 2026-11-01 · Revision: f5fa9cfafccd97fcfbdb0336e14284faaa8d2d35 · Published summary observations; upstream task/result terms retained Result source · Benchmark source |
| System 1 Decision Benchmark v2 · F08 · One-to-one assignments | 86.567% | Setup & sourceOne-to-one assignments: 67 questions. Celeris 1.1 Decision; Hosted native; returned identities {"celeris-1.1-decision": 1934}; collected 2026-10-25 to 2026-11-01 America/Toronto; one primary response per input, no scored retries. Exact aggregate from the release statistics. Development benchmark, not an independently sampled test: 1,934 questions in 41 categories, the frozen 1,342-question bank plus 192 logical and 400 practical additions. The bank was built with model-guided development, and Jev plus retained Microsoft and Drex feedback are development exposure. Related variants and a single recorded primary response per input limit generalization. The scoring key stays private, so public checks cover coverage, timing and aggregate consistency but cannot rescore answers. Strict accuracy counts a wrong usable answer and an unsuccessful response in the same fixed denominator. Timing pools primary client times with the network included; providers, precision, concurrency, routes and dates differ, retained and new timings can span sessions, and quick failures can reduce all-primary latency. The source published a separate cost ledger on 1 November 2026, stored as decision-reference-v2-cost-per-1000, which supersedes its earlier “cost not consolidated” note. Older 1,342-only scores are not converted into this bank. Not ranked here. Checked / reported: 2026-11-02 · Samples: 67 Snapshot: 2026-11-01 · Revision: f5fa9cfafccd97fcfbdb0336e14284faaa8d2d35 · Published summary observations; upstream task/result terms retained Result source · Benchmark source |
| System 1 Decision Benchmark v2 · F09 · Exact truth counting | 49.296% | Setup & sourceExact truth counting: 71 questions. Celeris 1.1 Decision; Hosted native; returned identities {"celeris-1.1-decision": 1934}; collected 2026-10-25 to 2026-11-01 America/Toronto; one primary response per input, no scored retries. Exact aggregate from the release statistics. Development benchmark, not an independently sampled test: 1,934 questions in 41 categories, the frozen 1,342-question bank plus 192 logical and 400 practical additions. The bank was built with model-guided development, and Jev plus retained Microsoft and Drex feedback are development exposure. Related variants and a single recorded primary response per input limit generalization. The scoring key stays private, so public checks cover coverage, timing and aggregate consistency but cannot rescore answers. Strict accuracy counts a wrong usable answer and an unsuccessful response in the same fixed denominator. Timing pools primary client times with the network included; providers, precision, concurrency, routes and dates differ, retained and new timings can span sessions, and quick failures can reduce all-primary latency. The source published a separate cost ledger on 1 November 2026, stored as decision-reference-v2-cost-per-1000, which supersedes its earlier “cost not consolidated” note. Older 1,342-only scores are not converted into this bank. Not ranked here. Checked / reported: 2026-11-02 · Samples: 71 Snapshot: 2026-11-01 · Revision: f5fa9cfafccd97fcfbdb0336e14284faaa8d2d35 · Published summary observations; upstream task/result terms retained Result source · Benchmark source |
| System 1 Decision Benchmark v2 · F10 · Truth-teller consistency | 48.649% | Setup & sourceTruth-teller consistency: 74 questions. Celeris 1.1 Decision; Hosted native; returned identities {"celeris-1.1-decision": 1934}; collected 2026-10-25 to 2026-11-01 America/Toronto; one primary response per input, no scored retries. Exact aggregate from the release statistics. Development benchmark, not an independently sampled test: 1,934 questions in 41 categories, the frozen 1,342-question bank plus 192 logical and 400 practical additions. The bank was built with model-guided development, and Jev plus retained Microsoft and Drex feedback are development exposure. Related variants and a single recorded primary response per input limit generalization. The scoring key stays private, so public checks cover coverage, timing and aggregate consistency but cannot rescore answers. Strict accuracy counts a wrong usable answer and an unsuccessful response in the same fixed denominator. Timing pools primary client times with the network included; providers, precision, concurrency, routes and dates differ, retained and new timings can span sessions, and quick failures can reduce all-primary latency. The source published a separate cost ledger on 1 November 2026, stored as decision-reference-v2-cost-per-1000, which supersedes its earlier “cost not consolidated” note. Older 1,342-only scores are not converted into this bank. Not ranked here. Checked / reported: 2026-11-02 · Samples: 74 Snapshot: 2026-11-01 · Revision: f5fa9cfafccd97fcfbdb0336e14284faaa8d2d35 · Published summary observations; upstream task/result terms retained Result source · Benchmark source |
| System 1 Decision Benchmark v2 · F11 · Sufficiency and inconsistency | 87.805% | Setup & sourceSufficiency and inconsistency: 41 questions. Celeris 1.1 Decision; Hosted native; returned identities {"celeris-1.1-decision": 1934}; collected 2026-10-25 to 2026-11-01 America/Toronto; one primary response per input, no scored retries. Exact aggregate from the release statistics. Development benchmark, not an independently sampled test: 1,934 questions in 41 categories, the frozen 1,342-question bank plus 192 logical and 400 practical additions. The bank was built with model-guided development, and Jev plus retained Microsoft and Drex feedback are development exposure. Related variants and a single recorded primary response per input limit generalization. The scoring key stays private, so public checks cover coverage, timing and aggregate consistency but cannot rescore answers. Strict accuracy counts a wrong usable answer and an unsuccessful response in the same fixed denominator. Timing pools primary client times with the network included; providers, precision, concurrency, routes and dates differ, retained and new timings can span sessions, and quick failures can reduce all-primary latency. The source published a separate cost ledger on 1 November 2026, stored as decision-reference-v2-cost-per-1000, which supersedes its earlier “cost not consolidated” note. Older 1,342-only scores are not converted into this bank. Not ranked here. Checked / reported: 2026-11-02 · Samples: 41 Snapshot: 2026-11-01 · Revision: f5fa9cfafccd97fcfbdb0336e14284faaa8d2d35 · Published summary observations; upstream task/result terms retained Result source · Benchmark source |
| System 1 Decision Benchmark v2 · F12 · Object swaps | 46.154% | Setup & sourceObject swaps: 52 questions. Celeris 1.1 Decision; Hosted native; returned identities {"celeris-1.1-decision": 1934}; collected 2026-10-25 to 2026-11-01 America/Toronto; one primary response per input, no scored retries. Exact aggregate from the release statistics. Development benchmark, not an independently sampled test: 1,934 questions in 41 categories, the frozen 1,342-question bank plus 192 logical and 400 practical additions. The bank was built with model-guided development, and Jev plus retained Microsoft and Drex feedback are development exposure. Related variants and a single recorded primary response per input limit generalization. The scoring key stays private, so public checks cover coverage, timing and aggregate consistency but cannot rescore answers. Strict accuracy counts a wrong usable answer and an unsuccessful response in the same fixed denominator. Timing pools primary client times with the network included; providers, precision, concurrency, routes and dates differ, retained and new timings can span sessions, and quick failures can reduce all-primary latency. The source published a separate cost ledger on 1 November 2026, stored as decision-reference-v2-cost-per-1000, which supersedes its earlier “cost not consolidated” note. Older 1,342-only scores are not converted into this bank. Not ranked here. Checked / reported: 2026-11-02 · Samples: 52 Snapshot: 2026-11-01 · Revision: f5fa9cfafccd97fcfbdb0336e14284faaa8d2d35 · Published summary observations; upstream task/result terms retained Result source · Benchmark source |
| System 1 Decision Benchmark v2 · F13 · Sequential procedures | 29.167% | Setup & sourceSequential procedures: 48 questions. Celeris 1.1 Decision; Hosted native; returned identities {"celeris-1.1-decision": 1934}; collected 2026-10-25 to 2026-11-01 America/Toronto; one primary response per input, no scored retries. Exact aggregate from the release statistics. Development benchmark, not an independently sampled test: 1,934 questions in 41 categories, the frozen 1,342-question bank plus 192 logical and 400 practical additions. The bank was built with model-guided development, and Jev plus retained Microsoft and Drex feedback are development exposure. Related variants and a single recorded primary response per input limit generalization. The scoring key stays private, so public checks cover coverage, timing and aggregate consistency but cannot rescore answers. Strict accuracy counts a wrong usable answer and an unsuccessful response in the same fixed denominator. Timing pools primary client times with the network included; providers, precision, concurrency, routes and dates differ, retained and new timings can span sessions, and quick failures can reduce all-primary latency. The source published a separate cost ledger on 1 November 2026, stored as decision-reference-v2-cost-per-1000, which supersedes its earlier “cost not consolidated” note. Older 1,342-only scores are not converted into this bank. Not ranked here. Checked / reported: 2026-11-02 · Samples: 48 Snapshot: 2026-11-01 · Revision: f5fa9cfafccd97fcfbdb0336e14284faaa8d2d35 · Published summary observations; upstream task/result terms retained Result source · Benchmark source |
| System 1 Decision Benchmark v2 · F14 · Temporal intervals | 92.857% | Setup & sourceTemporal intervals: 42 questions. Celeris 1.1 Decision; Hosted native; returned identities {"celeris-1.1-decision": 1934}; collected 2026-10-25 to 2026-11-01 America/Toronto; one primary response per input, no scored retries. Exact aggregate from the release statistics. Development benchmark, not an independently sampled test: 1,934 questions in 41 categories, the frozen 1,342-question bank plus 192 logical and 400 practical additions. The bank was built with model-guided development, and Jev plus retained Microsoft and Drex feedback are development exposure. Related variants and a single recorded primary response per input limit generalization. The scoring key stays private, so public checks cover coverage, timing and aggregate consistency but cannot rescore answers. Strict accuracy counts a wrong usable answer and an unsuccessful response in the same fixed denominator. Timing pools primary client times with the network included; providers, precision, concurrency, routes and dates differ, retained and new timings can span sessions, and quick failures can reduce all-primary latency. The source published a separate cost ledger on 1 November 2026, stored as decision-reference-v2-cost-per-1000, which supersedes its earlier “cost not consolidated” note. Older 1,342-only scores are not converted into this bank. Not ranked here. Checked / reported: 2026-11-02 · Samples: 42 Snapshot: 2026-11-01 · Revision: f5fa9cfafccd97fcfbdb0336e14284faaa8d2d35 · Published summary observations; upstream task/result terms retained Result source · Benchmark source |
| System 1 Decision Benchmark v2 · F15 · Spatial tracking | 59.184% | Setup & sourceSpatial tracking: 49 questions. Celeris 1.1 Decision; Hosted native; returned identities {"celeris-1.1-decision": 1934}; collected 2026-10-25 to 2026-11-01 America/Toronto; one primary response per input, no scored retries. Exact aggregate from the release statistics. Development benchmark, not an independently sampled test: 1,934 questions in 41 categories, the frozen 1,342-question bank plus 192 logical and 400 practical additions. The bank was built with model-guided development, and Jev plus retained Microsoft and Drex feedback are development exposure. Related variants and a single recorded primary response per input limit generalization. The scoring key stays private, so public checks cover coverage, timing and aggregate consistency but cannot rescore answers. Strict accuracy counts a wrong usable answer and an unsuccessful response in the same fixed denominator. Timing pools primary client times with the network included; providers, precision, concurrency, routes and dates differ, retained and new timings can span sessions, and quick failures can reduce all-primary latency. The source published a separate cost ledger on 1 November 2026, stored as decision-reference-v2-cost-per-1000, which supersedes its earlier “cost not consolidated” note. Older 1,342-only scores are not converted into this bank. Not ranked here. Checked / reported: 2026-11-02 · Samples: 49 Snapshot: 2026-11-01 · Revision: f5fa9cfafccd97fcfbdb0336e14284faaa8d2d35 · Published summary observations; upstream task/result terms retained Result source · Benchmark source |
| System 1 Decision Benchmark v2 · F16 · Reference binding | 62.000% | Setup & sourceReference binding: 50 questions. Celeris 1.1 Decision; Hosted native; returned identities {"celeris-1.1-decision": 1934}; collected 2026-10-25 to 2026-11-01 America/Toronto; one primary response per input, no scored retries. Exact aggregate from the release statistics. Development benchmark, not an independently sampled test: 1,934 questions in 41 categories, the frozen 1,342-question bank plus 192 logical and 400 practical additions. The bank was built with model-guided development, and Jev plus retained Microsoft and Drex feedback are development exposure. Related variants and a single recorded primary response per input limit generalization. The scoring key stays private, so public checks cover coverage, timing and aggregate consistency but cannot rescore answers. Strict accuracy counts a wrong usable answer and an unsuccessful response in the same fixed denominator. Timing pools primary client times with the network included; providers, precision, concurrency, routes and dates differ, retained and new timings can span sessions, and quick failures can reduce all-primary latency. The source published a separate cost ledger on 1 November 2026, stored as decision-reference-v2-cost-per-1000, which supersedes its earlier “cost not consolidated” note. Older 1,342-only scores are not converted into this bank. Not ranked here. Checked / reported: 2026-11-02 · Samples: 50 Snapshot: 2026-11-01 · Revision: f5fa9cfafccd97fcfbdb0336e14284faaa8d2d35 · Published summary observations; upstream task/result terms retained Result source · Benchmark source |
| System 1 Decision Benchmark v2 · F17 · Beliefs and perspectives | 88.000% | Setup & sourceBeliefs and perspectives: 50 questions. Celeris 1.1 Decision; Hosted native; returned identities {"celeris-1.1-decision": 1934}; collected 2026-10-25 to 2026-11-01 America/Toronto; one primary response per input, no scored retries. Exact aggregate from the release statistics. Development benchmark, not an independently sampled test: 1,934 questions in 41 categories, the frozen 1,342-question bank plus 192 logical and 400 practical additions. The bank was built with model-guided development, and Jev plus retained Microsoft and Drex feedback are development exposure. Related variants and a single recorded primary response per input limit generalization. The scoring key stays private, so public checks cover coverage, timing and aggregate consistency but cannot rescore answers. Strict accuracy counts a wrong usable answer and an unsuccessful response in the same fixed denominator. Timing pools primary client times with the network included; providers, precision, concurrency, routes and dates differ, retained and new timings can span sessions, and quick failures can reduce all-primary latency. The source published a separate cost ledger on 1 November 2026, stored as decision-reference-v2-cost-per-1000, which supersedes its earlier “cost not consolidated” note. Older 1,342-only scores are not converted into this bank. Not ranked here. Checked / reported: 2026-11-02 · Samples: 50 Snapshot: 2026-11-01 · Revision: f5fa9cfafccd97fcfbdb0336e14284faaa8d2d35 · Published summary observations; upstream task/result terms retained Result source · Benchmark source |
| System 1 Decision Benchmark v2 · F18 · Causal intervention | 78.000% | Setup & sourceCausal intervention: 50 questions. Celeris 1.1 Decision; Hosted native; returned identities {"celeris-1.1-decision": 1934}; collected 2026-10-25 to 2026-11-01 America/Toronto; one primary response per input, no scored retries. Exact aggregate from the release statistics. Development benchmark, not an independently sampled test: 1,934 questions in 41 categories, the frozen 1,342-question bank plus 192 logical and 400 practical additions. The bank was built with model-guided development, and Jev plus retained Microsoft and Drex feedback are development exposure. Related variants and a single recorded primary response per input limit generalization. The scoring key stays private, so public checks cover coverage, timing and aggregate consistency but cannot rescore answers. Strict accuracy counts a wrong usable answer and an unsuccessful response in the same fixed denominator. Timing pools primary client times with the network included; providers, precision, concurrency, routes and dates differ, retained and new timings can span sessions, and quick failures can reduce all-primary latency. The source published a separate cost ledger on 1 November 2026, stored as decision-reference-v2-cost-per-1000, which supersedes its earlier “cost not consolidated” note. Older 1,342-only scores are not converted into this bank. Not ranked here. Checked / reported: 2026-11-02 · Samples: 50 Snapshot: 2026-11-01 · Revision: f5fa9cfafccd97fcfbdb0336e14284faaa8d2d35 · Published summary observations; upstream task/result terms retained Result source · Benchmark source |
| System 1 Decision Benchmark v2 · F19 · Exceptions and priorities | 91.379% | Setup & sourceExceptions and priorities: 58 questions. Celeris 1.1 Decision; Hosted native; returned identities {"celeris-1.1-decision": 1934}; collected 2026-10-25 to 2026-11-01 America/Toronto; one primary response per input, no scored retries. Exact aggregate from the release statistics. Development benchmark, not an independently sampled test: 1,934 questions in 41 categories, the frozen 1,342-question bank plus 192 logical and 400 practical additions. The bank was built with model-guided development, and Jev plus retained Microsoft and Drex feedback are development exposure. Related variants and a single recorded primary response per input limit generalization. The scoring key stays private, so public checks cover coverage, timing and aggregate consistency but cannot rescore answers. Strict accuracy counts a wrong usable answer and an unsuccessful response in the same fixed denominator. Timing pools primary client times with the network included; providers, precision, concurrency, routes and dates differ, retained and new timings can span sessions, and quick failures can reduce all-primary latency. The source published a separate cost ledger on 1 November 2026, stored as decision-reference-v2-cost-per-1000, which supersedes its earlier “cost not consolidated” note. Older 1,342-only scores are not converted into this bank. Not ranked here. Checked / reported: 2026-11-02 · Samples: 58 Snapshot: 2026-11-01 · Revision: f5fa9cfafccd97fcfbdb0336e14284faaa8d2d35 · Published summary observations; upstream task/result terms retained Result source · Benchmark source |
| System 1 Decision Benchmark v2 · F20 · Planning | 90.698% | Setup & sourcePlanning: 43 questions. Celeris 1.1 Decision; Hosted native; returned identities {"celeris-1.1-decision": 1934}; collected 2026-10-25 to 2026-11-01 America/Toronto; one primary response per input, no scored retries. Exact aggregate from the release statistics. Development benchmark, not an independently sampled test: 1,934 questions in 41 categories, the frozen 1,342-question bank plus 192 logical and 400 practical additions. The bank was built with model-guided development, and Jev plus retained Microsoft and Drex feedback are development exposure. Related variants and a single recorded primary response per input limit generalization. The scoring key stays private, so public checks cover coverage, timing and aggregate consistency but cannot rescore answers. Strict accuracy counts a wrong usable answer and an unsuccessful response in the same fixed denominator. Timing pools primary client times with the network included; providers, precision, concurrency, routes and dates differ, retained and new timings can span sessions, and quick failures can reduce all-primary latency. The source published a separate cost ledger on 1 November 2026, stored as decision-reference-v2-cost-per-1000, which supersedes its earlier “cost not consolidated” note. Older 1,342-only scores are not converted into this bank. Not ranked here. Checked / reported: 2026-11-02 · Samples: 43 Snapshot: 2026-11-01 · Revision: f5fa9cfafccd97fcfbdb0336e14284faaa8d2d35 · Published summary observations; upstream task/result terms retained Result source · Benchmark source |
| System 1 Decision Benchmark v2 · F21 · Directed reachability | 95.349% | Setup & sourceDirected reachability: 43 questions. Celeris 1.1 Decision; Hosted native; returned identities {"celeris-1.1-decision": 1934}; collected 2026-10-25 to 2026-11-01 America/Toronto; one primary response per input, no scored retries. Exact aggregate from the release statistics. Development benchmark, not an independently sampled test: 1,934 questions in 41 categories, the frozen 1,342-question bank plus 192 logical and 400 practical additions. The bank was built with model-guided development, and Jev plus retained Microsoft and Drex feedback are development exposure. Related variants and a single recorded primary response per input limit generalization. The scoring key stays private, so public checks cover coverage, timing and aggregate consistency but cannot rescore answers. Strict accuracy counts a wrong usable answer and an unsuccessful response in the same fixed denominator. Timing pools primary client times with the network included; providers, precision, concurrency, routes and dates differ, retained and new timings can span sessions, and quick failures can reduce all-primary latency. The source published a separate cost ledger on 1 November 2026, stored as decision-reference-v2-cost-per-1000, which supersedes its earlier “cost not consolidated” note. Older 1,342-only scores are not converted into this bank. Not ranked here. Checked / reported: 2026-11-02 · Samples: 43 Snapshot: 2026-11-01 · Revision: f5fa9cfafccd97fcfbdb0336e14284faaa8d2d35 · Published summary observations; upstream task/result terms retained Result source · Benchmark source |
| System 1 Decision Benchmark v2 · F22 · Preference ordering | 88.235% | Setup & sourcePreference ordering: 51 questions. Celeris 1.1 Decision; Hosted native; returned identities {"celeris-1.1-decision": 1934}; collected 2026-10-25 to 2026-11-01 America/Toronto; one primary response per input, no scored retries. Exact aggregate from the release statistics. Development benchmark, not an independently sampled test: 1,934 questions in 41 categories, the frozen 1,342-question bank plus 192 logical and 400 practical additions. The bank was built with model-guided development, and Jev plus retained Microsoft and Drex feedback are development exposure. Related variants and a single recorded primary response per input limit generalization. The scoring key stays private, so public checks cover coverage, timing and aggregate consistency but cannot rescore answers. Strict accuracy counts a wrong usable answer and an unsuccessful response in the same fixed denominator. Timing pools primary client times with the network included; providers, precision, concurrency, routes and dates differ, retained and new timings can span sessions, and quick failures can reduce all-primary latency. The source published a separate cost ledger on 1 November 2026, stored as decision-reference-v2-cost-per-1000, which supersedes its earlier “cost not consolidated” note. Older 1,342-only scores are not converted into this bank. Not ranked here. Checked / reported: 2026-11-02 · Samples: 51 Snapshot: 2026-11-01 · Revision: f5fa9cfafccd97fcfbdb0336e14284faaa8d2d35 · Published summary observations; upstream task/result terms retained Result source · Benchmark source |
| System 1 Decision Benchmark v2 · F23 · Rule counterexamples | 90.385% | Setup & sourceRule counterexamples: 52 questions. Celeris 1.1 Decision; Hosted native; returned identities {"celeris-1.1-decision": 1934}; collected 2026-10-25 to 2026-11-01 America/Toronto; one primary response per input, no scored retries. Exact aggregate from the release statistics. Development benchmark, not an independently sampled test: 1,934 questions in 41 categories, the frozen 1,342-question bank plus 192 logical and 400 practical additions. The bank was built with model-guided development, and Jev plus retained Microsoft and Drex feedback are development exposure. Related variants and a single recorded primary response per input limit generalization. The scoring key stays private, so public checks cover coverage, timing and aggregate consistency but cannot rescore answers. Strict accuracy counts a wrong usable answer and an unsuccessful response in the same fixed denominator. Timing pools primary client times with the network included; providers, precision, concurrency, routes and dates differ, retained and new timings can span sessions, and quick failures can reduce all-primary latency. The source published a separate cost ledger on 1 November 2026, stored as decision-reference-v2-cost-per-1000, which supersedes its earlier “cost not consolidated” note. Older 1,342-only scores are not converted into this bank. Not ranked here. Checked / reported: 2026-11-02 · Samples: 52 Snapshot: 2026-11-01 · Revision: f5fa9cfafccd97fcfbdb0336e14284faaa8d2d35 · Published summary observations; upstream task/result terms retained Result source · Benchmark source |
| System 1 Decision Benchmark v2 · F24 · Authority and stale records | 88.372% | Setup & sourceAuthority and stale records: 43 questions. Celeris 1.1 Decision; Hosted native; returned identities {"celeris-1.1-decision": 1934}; collected 2026-10-25 to 2026-11-01 America/Toronto; one primary response per input, no scored retries. Exact aggregate from the release statistics. Development benchmark, not an independently sampled test: 1,934 questions in 41 categories, the frozen 1,342-question bank plus 192 logical and 400 practical additions. The bank was built with model-guided development, and Jev plus retained Microsoft and Drex feedback are development exposure. Related variants and a single recorded primary response per input limit generalization. The scoring key stays private, so public checks cover coverage, timing and aggregate consistency but cannot rescore answers. Strict accuracy counts a wrong usable answer and an unsuccessful response in the same fixed denominator. Timing pools primary client times with the network included; providers, precision, concurrency, routes and dates differ, retained and new timings can span sessions, and quick failures can reduce all-primary latency. The source published a separate cost ledger on 1 November 2026, stored as decision-reference-v2-cost-per-1000, which supersedes its earlier “cost not consolidated” note. Older 1,342-only scores are not converted into this bank. Not ranked here. Checked / reported: 2026-11-02 · Samples: 43 Snapshot: 2026-11-01 · Revision: f5fa9cfafccd97fcfbdb0336e14284faaa8d2d35 · Published summary observations; upstream task/result terms retained Result source · Benchmark source |
| System 1 Decision Benchmark v2 · F25 · Fault diagnosis | 92.000% | Setup & sourceFault diagnosis: 50 questions. Celeris 1.1 Decision; Hosted native; returned identities {"celeris-1.1-decision": 1934}; collected 2026-10-25 to 2026-11-01 America/Toronto; one primary response per input, no scored retries. Exact aggregate from the release statistics. Development benchmark, not an independently sampled test: 1,934 questions in 41 categories, the frozen 1,342-question bank plus 192 logical and 400 practical additions. The bank was built with model-guided development, and Jev plus retained Microsoft and Drex feedback are development exposure. Related variants and a single recorded primary response per input limit generalization. The scoring key stays private, so public checks cover coverage, timing and aggregate consistency but cannot rescore answers. Strict accuracy counts a wrong usable answer and an unsuccessful response in the same fixed denominator. Timing pools primary client times with the network included; providers, precision, concurrency, routes and dates differ, retained and new timings can span sessions, and quick failures can reduce all-primary latency. The source published a separate cost ledger on 1 November 2026, stored as decision-reference-v2-cost-per-1000, which supersedes its earlier “cost not consolidated” note. Older 1,342-only scores are not converted into this bank. Not ranked here. Checked / reported: 2026-11-02 · Samples: 50 Snapshot: 2026-11-01 · Revision: f5fa9cfafccd97fcfbdb0336e14284faaa8d2d35 · Published summary observations; upstream task/result terms retained Result source · Benchmark source |
| System 1 Decision Benchmark v2 · F26 · Probabilistic risk | 62.500% | Setup & sourceProbabilistic risk: 40 questions. Celeris 1.1 Decision; Hosted native; returned identities {"celeris-1.1-decision": 1934}; collected 2026-10-25 to 2026-11-01 America/Toronto; one primary response per input, no scored retries. Exact aggregate from the release statistics. Development benchmark, not an independently sampled test: 1,934 questions in 41 categories, the frozen 1,342-question bank plus 192 logical and 400 practical additions. The bank was built with model-guided development, and Jev plus retained Microsoft and Drex feedback are development exposure. Related variants and a single recorded primary response per input limit generalization. The scoring key stays private, so public checks cover coverage, timing and aggregate consistency but cannot rescore answers. Strict accuracy counts a wrong usable answer and an unsuccessful response in the same fixed denominator. Timing pools primary client times with the network included; providers, precision, concurrency, routes and dates differ, retained and new timings can span sessions, and quick failures can reduce all-primary latency. The source published a separate cost ledger on 1 November 2026, stored as decision-reference-v2-cost-per-1000, which supersedes its earlier “cost not consolidated” note. Older 1,342-only scores are not converted into this bank. Not ranked here. Checked / reported: 2026-11-02 · Samples: 40 Snapshot: 2026-11-01 · Revision: f5fa9cfafccd97fcfbdb0336e14284faaa8d2d35 · Published summary observations; upstream task/result terms retained Result source · Benchmark source |
| System 1 Decision Benchmark v2 · F27 · Value of information | 50.000% | Setup & sourceValue of information: 40 questions. Celeris 1.1 Decision; Hosted native; returned identities {"celeris-1.1-decision": 1934}; collected 2026-10-25 to 2026-11-01 America/Toronto; one primary response per input, no scored retries. Exact aggregate from the release statistics. Development benchmark, not an independently sampled test: 1,934 questions in 41 categories, the frozen 1,342-question bank plus 192 logical and 400 practical additions. The bank was built with model-guided development, and Jev plus retained Microsoft and Drex feedback are development exposure. Related variants and a single recorded primary response per input limit generalization. The scoring key stays private, so public checks cover coverage, timing and aggregate consistency but cannot rescore answers. Strict accuracy counts a wrong usable answer and an unsuccessful response in the same fixed denominator. Timing pools primary client times with the network included; providers, precision, concurrency, routes and dates differ, retained and new timings can span sessions, and quick failures can reduce all-primary latency. The source published a separate cost ledger on 1 November 2026, stored as decision-reference-v2-cost-per-1000, which supersedes its earlier “cost not consolidated” note. Older 1,342-only scores are not converted into this bank. Not ranked here. Checked / reported: 2026-11-02 · Samples: 40 Snapshot: 2026-11-01 · Revision: f5fa9cfafccd97fcfbdb0336e14284faaa8d2d35 · Published summary observations; upstream task/result terms retained Result source · Benchmark source |
| System 1 Decision Benchmark v2 · F28 · Robust decisions without a prior | 27.500% | Setup & sourceRobust decisions without a prior: 40 questions. Celeris 1.1 Decision; Hosted native; returned identities {"celeris-1.1-decision": 1934}; collected 2026-10-25 to 2026-11-01 America/Toronto; one primary response per input, no scored retries. Exact aggregate from the release statistics. Development benchmark, not an independently sampled test: 1,934 questions in 41 categories, the frozen 1,342-question bank plus 192 logical and 400 practical additions. The bank was built with model-guided development, and Jev plus retained Microsoft and Drex feedback are development exposure. Related variants and a single recorded primary response per input limit generalization. The scoring key stays private, so public checks cover coverage, timing and aggregate consistency but cannot rescore answers. Strict accuracy counts a wrong usable answer and an unsuccessful response in the same fixed denominator. Timing pools primary client times with the network included; providers, precision, concurrency, routes and dates differ, retained and new timings can span sessions, and quick failures can reduce all-primary latency. The source published a separate cost ledger on 1 November 2026, stored as decision-reference-v2-cost-per-1000, which supersedes its earlier “cost not consolidated” note. Older 1,342-only scores are not converted into this bank. Not ranked here. Checked / reported: 2026-11-02 · Samples: 40 Snapshot: 2026-11-01 · Revision: f5fa9cfafccd97fcfbdb0336e14284faaa8d2d35 · Published summary observations; upstream task/result terms retained Result source · Benchmark source |
| System 1 Decision Benchmark v2 · F29 · Strategic decisions | 37.500% | Setup & sourceStrategic decisions: 40 questions. Celeris 1.1 Decision; Hosted native; returned identities {"celeris-1.1-decision": 1934}; collected 2026-10-25 to 2026-11-01 America/Toronto; one primary response per input, no scored retries. Exact aggregate from the release statistics. Development benchmark, not an independently sampled test: 1,934 questions in 41 categories, the frozen 1,342-question bank plus 192 logical and 400 practical additions. The bank was built with model-guided development, and Jev plus retained Microsoft and Drex feedback are development exposure. Related variants and a single recorded primary response per input limit generalization. The scoring key stays private, so public checks cover coverage, timing and aggregate consistency but cannot rescore answers. Strict accuracy counts a wrong usable answer and an unsuccessful response in the same fixed denominator. Timing pools primary client times with the network included; providers, precision, concurrency, routes and dates differ, retained and new timings can span sessions, and quick failures can reduce all-primary latency. The source published a separate cost ledger on 1 November 2026, stored as decision-reference-v2-cost-per-1000, which supersedes its earlier “cost not consolidated” note. Older 1,342-only scores are not converted into this bank. Not ranked here. Checked / reported: 2026-11-02 · Samples: 40 Snapshot: 2026-11-01 · Revision: f5fa9cfafccd97fcfbdb0336e14284faaa8d2d35 · Published summary observations; upstream task/result terms retained Result source · Benchmark source |
| System 1 Decision Benchmark v2 · F30 · Concurrent-history consistency | 35.000% | Setup & sourceConcurrent-history consistency: 40 questions. Celeris 1.1 Decision; Hosted native; returned identities {"celeris-1.1-decision": 1934}; collected 2026-10-25 to 2026-11-01 America/Toronto; one primary response per input, no scored retries. Exact aggregate from the release statistics. Development benchmark, not an independently sampled test: 1,934 questions in 41 categories, the frozen 1,342-question bank plus 192 logical and 400 practical additions. The bank was built with model-guided development, and Jev plus retained Microsoft and Drex feedback are development exposure. Related variants and a single recorded primary response per input limit generalization. The scoring key stays private, so public checks cover coverage, timing and aggregate consistency but cannot rescore answers. Strict accuracy counts a wrong usable answer and an unsuccessful response in the same fixed denominator. Timing pools primary client times with the network included; providers, precision, concurrency, routes and dates differ, retained and new timings can span sessions, and quick failures can reduce all-primary latency. The source published a separate cost ledger on 1 November 2026, stored as decision-reference-v2-cost-per-1000, which supersedes its earlier “cost not consolidated” note. Older 1,342-only scores are not converted into this bank. Not ranked here. Checked / reported: 2026-11-02 · Samples: 40 Snapshot: 2026-11-01 · Revision: f5fa9cfafccd97fcfbdb0336e14284faaa8d2d35 · Published summary observations; upstream task/result terms retained Result source · Benchmark source |
| System 1 Decision Benchmark v2 · F31 · Information-flow security | 52.500% | Setup & sourceInformation-flow security: 40 questions. Celeris 1.1 Decision; Hosted native; returned identities {"celeris-1.1-decision": 1934}; collected 2026-10-25 to 2026-11-01 America/Toronto; one primary response per input, no scored retries. Exact aggregate from the release statistics. Development benchmark, not an independently sampled test: 1,934 questions in 41 categories, the frozen 1,342-question bank plus 192 logical and 400 practical additions. The bank was built with model-guided development, and Jev plus retained Microsoft and Drex feedback are development exposure. Related variants and a single recorded primary response per input limit generalization. The scoring key stays private, so public checks cover coverage, timing and aggregate consistency but cannot rescore answers. Strict accuracy counts a wrong usable answer and an unsuccessful response in the same fixed denominator. Timing pools primary client times with the network included; providers, precision, concurrency, routes and dates differ, retained and new timings can span sessions, and quick failures can reduce all-primary latency. The source published a separate cost ledger on 1 November 2026, stored as decision-reference-v2-cost-per-1000, which supersedes its earlier “cost not consolidated” note. Older 1,342-only scores are not converted into this bank. Not ranked here. Checked / reported: 2026-11-02 · Samples: 40 Snapshot: 2026-11-01 · Revision: f5fa9cfafccd97fcfbdb0336e14284faaa8d2d35 · Published summary observations; upstream task/result terms retained Result source · Benchmark source |
| System 1 Decision Benchmark v2 · P01 · Understanding requests and routing | 57.500% | Setup & sourceUnderstanding requests and routing: 40 questions. Celeris 1.1 Decision; Hosted native; returned identities {"celeris-1.1-decision": 1934}; collected 2026-10-25 to 2026-11-01 America/Toronto; one primary response per input, no scored retries. Exact aggregate from the release statistics. Development benchmark, not an independently sampled test: 1,934 questions in 41 categories, the frozen 1,342-question bank plus 192 logical and 400 practical additions. The bank was built with model-guided development, and Jev plus retained Microsoft and Drex feedback are development exposure. Related variants and a single recorded primary response per input limit generalization. The scoring key stays private, so public checks cover coverage, timing and aggregate consistency but cannot rescore answers. Strict accuracy counts a wrong usable answer and an unsuccessful response in the same fixed denominator. Timing pools primary client times with the network included; providers, precision, concurrency, routes and dates differ, retained and new timings can span sessions, and quick failures can reduce all-primary latency. The source published a separate cost ledger on 1 November 2026, stored as decision-reference-v2-cost-per-1000, which supersedes its earlier “cost not consolidated” note. Older 1,342-only scores are not converted into this bank. Not ranked here. Checked / reported: 2026-11-02 · Samples: 40 Snapshot: 2026-11-01 · Revision: f5fa9cfafccd97fcfbdb0336e14284faaa8d2d35 · Published summary observations; upstream task/result terms retained Result source · Benchmark source |
| System 1 Decision Benchmark v2 · P02 · Recognizing multiple requested actions | 55.000% | Setup & sourceRecognizing multiple requested actions: 40 questions. Celeris 1.1 Decision; Hosted native; returned identities {"celeris-1.1-decision": 1934}; collected 2026-10-25 to 2026-11-01 America/Toronto; one primary response per input, no scored retries. Exact aggregate from the release statistics. Development benchmark, not an independently sampled test: 1,934 questions in 41 categories, the frozen 1,342-question bank plus 192 logical and 400 practical additions. The bank was built with model-guided development, and Jev plus retained Microsoft and Drex feedback are development exposure. Related variants and a single recorded primary response per input limit generalization. The scoring key stays private, so public checks cover coverage, timing and aggregate consistency but cannot rescore answers. Strict accuracy counts a wrong usable answer and an unsuccessful response in the same fixed denominator. Timing pools primary client times with the network included; providers, precision, concurrency, routes and dates differ, retained and new timings can span sessions, and quick failures can reduce all-primary latency. The source published a separate cost ledger on 1 November 2026, stored as decision-reference-v2-cost-per-1000, which supersedes its earlier “cost not consolidated” note. Older 1,342-only scores are not converted into this bank. Not ranked here. Checked / reported: 2026-11-02 · Samples: 40 Snapshot: 2026-11-01 · Revision: f5fa9cfafccd97fcfbdb0336e14284faaa8d2d35 · Published summary observations; upstream task/result terms retained Result source · Benchmark source |
| System 1 Decision Benchmark v2 · P03 · Tracking current conversational intention | 67.500% | Setup & sourceTracking current conversational intention: 40 questions. Celeris 1.1 Decision; Hosted native; returned identities {"celeris-1.1-decision": 1934}; collected 2026-10-25 to 2026-11-01 America/Toronto; one primary response per input, no scored retries. Exact aggregate from the release statistics. Development benchmark, not an independently sampled test: 1,934 questions in 41 categories, the frozen 1,342-question bank plus 192 logical and 400 practical additions. The bank was built with model-guided development, and Jev plus retained Microsoft and Drex feedback are development exposure. Related variants and a single recorded primary response per input limit generalization. The scoring key stays private, so public checks cover coverage, timing and aggregate consistency but cannot rescore answers. Strict accuracy counts a wrong usable answer and an unsuccessful response in the same fixed denominator. Timing pools primary client times with the network included; providers, precision, concurrency, routes and dates differ, retained and new timings can span sessions, and quick failures can reduce all-primary latency. The source published a separate cost ledger on 1 November 2026, stored as decision-reference-v2-cost-per-1000, which supersedes its earlier “cost not consolidated” note. Older 1,342-only scores are not converted into this bank. Not ranked here. Checked / reported: 2026-11-02 · Samples: 40 Snapshot: 2026-11-01 · Revision: f5fa9cfafccd97fcfbdb0336e14284faaa8d2d35 · Published summary observations; upstream task/result terms retained Result source · Benchmark source |
| System 1 Decision Benchmark v2 · P04 · Selecting a tool or requesting clarification | 57.500% | Setup & sourceSelecting a tool or requesting clarification: 40 questions. Celeris 1.1 Decision; Hosted native; returned identities {"celeris-1.1-decision": 1934}; collected 2026-10-25 to 2026-11-01 America/Toronto; one primary response per input, no scored retries. Exact aggregate from the release statistics. Development benchmark, not an independently sampled test: 1,934 questions in 41 categories, the frozen 1,342-question bank plus 192 logical and 400 practical additions. The bank was built with model-guided development, and Jev plus retained Microsoft and Drex feedback are development exposure. Related variants and a single recorded primary response per input limit generalization. The scoring key stays private, so public checks cover coverage, timing and aggregate consistency but cannot rescore answers. Strict accuracy counts a wrong usable answer and an unsuccessful response in the same fixed denominator. Timing pools primary client times with the network included; providers, precision, concurrency, routes and dates differ, retained and new timings can span sessions, and quick failures can reduce all-primary latency. The source published a separate cost ledger on 1 November 2026, stored as decision-reference-v2-cost-per-1000, which supersedes its earlier “cost not consolidated” note. Older 1,342-only scores are not converted into this bank. Not ranked here. Checked / reported: 2026-11-02 · Samples: 40 Snapshot: 2026-11-01 · Revision: f5fa9cfafccd97fcfbdb0336e14284faaa8d2d35 · Published summary observations; upstream task/result terms retained Result source · Benchmark source |
| System 1 Decision Benchmark v2 · P05 · Checking authorization and scope | 50.000% | Setup & sourceChecking authorization and scope: 40 questions. Celeris 1.1 Decision; Hosted native; returned identities {"celeris-1.1-decision": 1934}; collected 2026-10-25 to 2026-11-01 America/Toronto; one primary response per input, no scored retries. Exact aggregate from the release statistics. Development benchmark, not an independently sampled test: 1,934 questions in 41 categories, the frozen 1,342-question bank plus 192 logical and 400 practical additions. The bank was built with model-guided development, and Jev plus retained Microsoft and Drex feedback are development exposure. Related variants and a single recorded primary response per input limit generalization. The scoring key stays private, so public checks cover coverage, timing and aggregate consistency but cannot rescore answers. Strict accuracy counts a wrong usable answer and an unsuccessful response in the same fixed denominator. Timing pools primary client times with the network included; providers, precision, concurrency, routes and dates differ, retained and new timings can span sessions, and quick failures can reduce all-primary latency. The source published a separate cost ledger on 1 November 2026, stored as decision-reference-v2-cost-per-1000, which supersedes its earlier “cost not consolidated” note. Older 1,342-only scores are not converted into this bank. Not ranked here. Checked / reported: 2026-11-02 · Samples: 40 Snapshot: 2026-11-01 · Revision: f5fa9cfafccd97fcfbdb0336e14284faaa8d2d35 · Published summary observations; upstream task/result terms retained Result source · Benchmark source |
| System 1 Decision Benchmark v2 · P06 · Making decisions with untrusted content | 47.500% | Setup & sourceMaking decisions with untrusted content: 40 questions. Celeris 1.1 Decision; Hosted native; returned identities {"celeris-1.1-decision": 1934}; collected 2026-10-25 to 2026-11-01 America/Toronto; one primary response per input, no scored retries. Exact aggregate from the release statistics. Development benchmark, not an independently sampled test: 1,934 questions in 41 categories, the frozen 1,342-question bank plus 192 logical and 400 practical additions. The bank was built with model-guided development, and Jev plus retained Microsoft and Drex feedback are development exposure. Related variants and a single recorded primary response per input limit generalization. The scoring key stays private, so public checks cover coverage, timing and aggregate consistency but cannot rescore answers. Strict accuracy counts a wrong usable answer and an unsuccessful response in the same fixed denominator. Timing pools primary client times with the network included; providers, precision, concurrency, routes and dates differ, retained and new timings can span sessions, and quick failures can reduce all-primary latency. The source published a separate cost ledger on 1 November 2026, stored as decision-reference-v2-cost-per-1000, which supersedes its earlier “cost not consolidated” note. Older 1,342-only scores are not converted into this bank. Not ranked here. Checked / reported: 2026-11-02 · Samples: 40 Snapshot: 2026-11-01 · Revision: f5fa9cfafccd97fcfbdb0336e14284faaa8d2d35 · Published summary observations; upstream task/result terms retained Result source · Benchmark source |
| System 1 Decision Benchmark v2 · P07 · Applying a contextual content policy | 65.000% | Setup & sourceApplying a contextual content policy: 40 questions. Celeris 1.1 Decision; Hosted native; returned identities {"celeris-1.1-decision": 1934}; collected 2026-10-25 to 2026-11-01 America/Toronto; one primary response per input, no scored retries. Exact aggregate from the release statistics. Development benchmark, not an independently sampled test: 1,934 questions in 41 categories, the frozen 1,342-question bank plus 192 logical and 400 practical additions. The bank was built with model-guided development, and Jev plus retained Microsoft and Drex feedback are development exposure. Related variants and a single recorded primary response per input limit generalization. The scoring key stays private, so public checks cover coverage, timing and aggregate consistency but cannot rescore answers. Strict accuracy counts a wrong usable answer and an unsuccessful response in the same fixed denominator. Timing pools primary client times with the network included; providers, precision, concurrency, routes and dates differ, retained and new timings can span sessions, and quick failures can reduce all-primary latency. The source published a separate cost ledger on 1 November 2026, stored as decision-reference-v2-cost-per-1000, which supersedes its earlier “cost not consolidated” note. Older 1,342-only scores are not converted into this bank. Not ranked here. Checked / reported: 2026-11-02 · Samples: 40 Snapshot: 2026-11-01 · Revision: f5fa9cfafccd97fcfbdb0336e14284faaa8d2d35 · Published summary observations; upstream task/result terms retained Result source · Benchmark source |
| System 1 Decision Benchmark v2 · P08 · Extracting and normalizing facts | 40.000% | Setup & sourceExtracting and normalizing facts: 40 questions. Celeris 1.1 Decision; Hosted native; returned identities {"celeris-1.1-decision": 1934}; collected 2026-10-25 to 2026-11-01 America/Toronto; one primary response per input, no scored retries. Exact aggregate from the release statistics. Development benchmark, not an independently sampled test: 1,934 questions in 41 categories, the frozen 1,342-question bank plus 192 logical and 400 practical additions. The bank was built with model-guided development, and Jev plus retained Microsoft and Drex feedback are development exposure. Related variants and a single recorded primary response per input limit generalization. The scoring key stays private, so public checks cover coverage, timing and aggregate consistency but cannot rescore answers. Strict accuracy counts a wrong usable answer and an unsuccessful response in the same fixed denominator. Timing pools primary client times with the network included; providers, precision, concurrency, routes and dates differ, retained and new timings can span sessions, and quick failures can reduce all-primary latency. The source published a separate cost ledger on 1 November 2026, stored as decision-reference-v2-cost-per-1000, which supersedes its earlier “cost not consolidated” note. Older 1,342-only scores are not converted into this bank. Not ranked here. Checked / reported: 2026-11-02 · Samples: 40 Snapshot: 2026-11-01 · Revision: f5fa9cfafccd97fcfbdb0336e14284faaa8d2d35 · Published summary observations; upstream task/result terms retained Result source · Benchmark source |
| System 1 Decision Benchmark v2 · P09 · Checking claims against supplied evidence | 47.500% | Setup & sourceChecking claims against supplied evidence: 40 questions. Celeris 1.1 Decision; Hosted native; returned identities {"celeris-1.1-decision": 1934}; collected 2026-10-25 to 2026-11-01 America/Toronto; one primary response per input, no scored retries. Exact aggregate from the release statistics. Development benchmark, not an independently sampled test: 1,934 questions in 41 categories, the frozen 1,342-question bank plus 192 logical and 400 practical additions. The bank was built with model-guided development, and Jev plus retained Microsoft and Drex feedback are development exposure. Related variants and a single recorded primary response per input limit generalization. The scoring key stays private, so public checks cover coverage, timing and aggregate consistency but cannot rescore answers. Strict accuracy counts a wrong usable answer and an unsuccessful response in the same fixed denominator. Timing pools primary client times with the network included; providers, precision, concurrency, routes and dates differ, retained and new timings can span sessions, and quick failures can reduce all-primary latency. The source published a separate cost ledger on 1 November 2026, stored as decision-reference-v2-cost-per-1000, which supersedes its earlier “cost not consolidated” note. Older 1,342-only scores are not converted into this bank. Not ranked here. Checked / reported: 2026-11-02 · Samples: 40 Snapshot: 2026-11-01 · Revision: f5fa9cfafccd97fcfbdb0336e14284faaa8d2d35 · Published summary observations; upstream task/result terms retained Result source · Benchmark source |
| System 1 Decision Benchmark v2 · P10 · Assigning severity or priority from a rubric | 52.500% | Setup & sourceAssigning severity or priority from a rubric: 40 questions. Celeris 1.1 Decision; Hosted native; returned identities {"celeris-1.1-decision": 1934}; collected 2026-10-25 to 2026-11-01 America/Toronto; one primary response per input, no scored retries. Exact aggregate from the release statistics. Development benchmark, not an independently sampled test: 1,934 questions in 41 categories, the frozen 1,342-question bank plus 192 logical and 400 practical additions. The bank was built with model-guided development, and Jev plus retained Microsoft and Drex feedback are development exposure. Related variants and a single recorded primary response per input limit generalization. The scoring key stays private, so public checks cover coverage, timing and aggregate consistency but cannot rescore answers. Strict accuracy counts a wrong usable answer and an unsuccessful response in the same fixed denominator. Timing pools primary client times with the network included; providers, precision, concurrency, routes and dates differ, retained and new timings can span sessions, and quick failures can reduce all-primary latency. The source published a separate cost ledger on 1 November 2026, stored as decision-reference-v2-cost-per-1000, which supersedes its earlier “cost not consolidated” note. Older 1,342-only scores are not converted into this bank. Not ranked here. Checked / reported: 2026-11-02 · Samples: 40 Snapshot: 2026-11-01 · Revision: f5fa9cfafccd97fcfbdb0336e14284faaa8d2d35 · Published summary observations; upstream task/result terms retained Result source · Benchmark source |
| System 1 Decision Benchmark v2 · Tariff-based cost per 1,000 questions | 0.02106 USD/1k decisions | Setup & sourceCaptured-tariff estimate for primary calls without a reported charge, in USD per 1,000 questions. Celeris 1.1 Decision; System 1 v2 route; evidence captured_tariff_or_mixed. 1934 calls at a captured tariff, 0 on free access, 0 unknown, out of 1,934. Tariff-based estimate from the same ledger, kept apart from the reported cost dataset. These calls have no provider-reported charge: the ledger applied a captured tariff, and calls on free access during a launch week add nothing, so a value can understate the paid rate. Providers and routes differ; these are not current tariffs. Development benchmark; not ranked here. Checked / reported: 2026-11-02 · Samples: 1934 Snapshot: 2026-11-02 · Revision: 5b47806ba527db5e1abc88578789f3eae6e8e646 · Published summary observations; upstream task/result terms retained Result source · Benchmark source |