Access record
Provider-reported route, eligibility, allowance and data terms, with a source and checked date.
What can I access?
How FreeBench checks provider access, runs exact model-and-harness setups on versioned coding tasks, grades collected evidence, and reports limits and failures.
Keep the evidence layers separate
A source can establish what a provider offers. Only an actual harness run can show what happened on a task.
Provider-reported route, eligibility, allowance and data terms, with a source and checked date.
What can I access?
The model, route, harness version, environment, task and observable tool activity for one run.
What actually ran?
A deterministic task outcome linked to frozen evidence and reproduced by replay.
What did the evidence show?
A result earns its way into the atlas
A refusal, timeout or missing artifact is recorded with its cause. It does not become a model score.
Read the current provider catalog and terms before an attempt. If a route is absent or no longer eligible, do not score it.
Record the exact model and route, harness version, task version, runtime and resource ceilings before execution.
The harness makes the model call and performs the work. A direct endpoint request cannot qualify a harness-only free tier.
Protected deterministic checks inspect the artifacts. The model's own description of success is not a grade.
Link the result to its transcript, tool activity, usage and artifacts. Replay the grade from frozen evidence before review.
When you open an evaluation
A grade is useful only alongside the configuration, task and denominator it came from. A changed route, harness version or workload is a different result.
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