Methodology

How the reliability score is computed.

Not an assertion — a published formula, versioned per protocol, with a sample delivery you can inspect before you ever get on a call.

01 — The score, defined

One composite. Three measured components.

reliability_score = 100 × ( 0.40 × gold_pass_rate
                          + 0.35 × disposition_agreement
                          + 0.25 × (1 − critical_miss_rate) )
gold_pass_rate
Share of blinded gold-standard (the protocol term for reference cases) checks the panel passed. Gold items are authored, independently confirmed by ≥2 physicians, and injected into the queue indistinguishable from live cases.
disposition_agreement
Pairwise inter-rater agreement on the primary judgment (reported as % agreement, with Cohen's κ alongside for chance correction), measured before any adjudication.
critical_miss_rate
Rate of dangerous omissions/commissions on gold items where the safe answer is known.

Weights are protocol-versioned per task family — this composite is uc1-rubric-v0 under protocol v0.1. Every delivery states the protocol version and ships component metrics, not just the composite.

02 — See a full delivery

Download the artifacts. Read the numbers yourself.

Sample reliability reportSimulation

A full batch delivery, worked end to end.

Synthetic vignettes, scripted outputs, simulated raters — shows the shape of a delivery, not clinical evidence.

Download the sample report (PDF)
Rubric excerpt

The grading axes behind the score.

Disposition, red-flag coverage, and dangerous omission/commission — the scales raters actually use.

Download the rubric excerpt (PDF)
03 — Delivery formats

What ships with every batch.

  1. JSONL rating records

    Validating against published JSON Schemas — vignette and rating.

  2. Batch manifest

    Gold IDs and provenance, so every score card traces back to its source cases.

  3. Component metrics JSON

    gold_pass_rate, disposition_agreement, and critical_miss_rate shipped alongside the composite — not just the single number.

Schemas: uc1-vignette.schema.json and uc1-rating.schema.json. Publishing the schema files themselves is a planned follow-up.

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