Bounty Operator 0.9.3

Reviews

• Claude Sonnet 5.5 is the default model on OpenRouter. We ran the review the
  product runs, one request, on pairs of the benchmark with seven models.
  With the review method Sonnet 5.5 got the largest share of its pairs right,
  and it is the model that ran all eight stages of the gauntlet without a
  block. GPT-6.1 Sol, the default until now, is second in the list.
• The gauntlet says when a model is known to stop. OpenAI's safeguards
  blocked stage 4, the proof review, on GPT-6.1 Sol for all four drafts we
  tried. The row says so before a run starts on that model.
• When a provider blocks a gauntlet stage on an OpenRouter key, the notice
  has a button that resumes that stage on a model from another vendor. The
  finished stages are kept.
• Blocks and credit errors are named for what they are. A request stopped by
  a guardrail on an OpenRouter key, a credit hold on a new OpenRouter account
  and a key that has used up its own limit each read as a rejected key or an
  empty account before. An OpenAI cyber block passed on by OpenRouter is named
  as OpenAI's. Anthropic's refusal to write out a model's reasoning has its
  own notice, because another model does not get past it.
• The wait after a rate limit is said once, not twice.
• A GitHub import without a token reads the files from GitHub's file host,
  so fifty files no longer use up the 60 API calls an hour GitHub gives a
  visitor. A file kept in Git LFS is reported as a pointer, not imported as
  one.

MCP

• run_review can return two more values of blocked: guardrail and
  anthropic-reasoning.

Site

• The guide's "When the model refuses" entry says where blocks happen most
  and what we measured.
• /security says that with OpenRouter a review goes to OpenRouter and on to
  the model host it picks.
• The home page tells search engines the site's name. After a release the
  pages that changed are sent to IndexNow. A visit that comes from ChatGPT,
  Perplexity, Claude, Copilot or Gemini is counted under that name, and
  /privacy lists them.