FrontierTrials v0.1.0
FrontierTrials v0.1.0 is the first public release of the no-API, local-first blind evaluation workbench.
Included
- Exact Markdown response capture with SHA-256 integrity records
- Deterministic blind aliases, all-pairs comparisons, balanced left/right order, and rater allocation
- Self-contained offline HTML judging packets with downloadable JSON ballots
- Validated ballot import and trial state transitions
- Bradley–Terry relative-strength estimates with task-clustered bootstrap intervals
- Pointwise rubric summaries, task slices, reviewer agreement, position checks, and verbosity diagnostics
- Revealed portable HTML reports, protocol and ranking exports, structural audits, and content-addressed evidence seals
- Seven documented JSON schemas and a fully fictional 191-artifact demonstration
- 85 automated tests across Windows and Ubuntu on Python 3.11 and 3.13
Evidence
The bundled fictional demonstration contains 8 tasks, 4 candidates, 32 captured responses, 48 pairings, 96 ballots, and 224 sealed files. Its audit reports zero errors and zero warnings.
Evidence root:
sha256:c680bd65cfd31f4a1281582a3ae6b920bb1ef5975b462d982989dff1ea7aa9f5
The demonstration does not measure any real model or provider.
Install
Download the wheel below and run:
python -m pip install frontiertrials-0.1.0-py3-none-any.whl
frontiertrials demo my-fictional-trial
frontiertrials audit --trial my-fictional-trial
frontiertrials verify --trial my-fictional-trialSee the project website, revealed demo report, and blind reviewer packet.