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AI Evaluator — What SigRank Does Differently

An AI evaluator assesses AI performance. Most evaluate models, outputs, or safety. SigRank is an AI evaluator for the operator layer — the only one that answers “who is best at using the AI?”

What is an AI evaluator?

An AI evaluator is a system that assesses AI performance. The category includes model evaluators (MMLU, LMSYS Chatbot Arena) that rank models on test suites or preference votes, output evaluators (LLM-as-judge, human review platforms) that assess whether the output is correct, and safety evaluators (red-teaming frameworks, alignment benchmarks) that test for harm. Each evaluates a different layer of the AI stack.

SigRank is a fourth kind of AI evaluator — an operator evaluator. It assesses the humans driving the AI, not the AI itself. The question it answers — “who is best at using the AI?” — has had no evaluator until now, because there was no privacy-preserving way to measure it. Token counts make it possible; reading prompts does not.

Five capabilities that set SigRank apart

  • 1. Content-free telemetry. SigRank captures four token pillars — input, output, cache-read, cache-write — and nothing else. No prompt content is ever read or stored. Token counts are the minimal sufficient statistic for operator evaluation, and they make the evaluator privacy-preserving by design.
  • 2. The Yield metric. Υ = cache_read × output / input² captures cascade architecture in a single number — whether signal is compounding or tokens are burning. It blends all four pillars and penalizes fresh input quadratically, reflecting the real cost asymmetry of the cascade.
  • 3. Cohort-relative ranking. Operators are ranked against the live field, not against a static threshold. Your score reflects where you sit relative to other operators right now. The field shifts as the population grows, so the ranking stays meaningful.
  • 4. ed25519-signed provenance. Every snapshot is cryptographically signed on-device and verified server-side. The data is trustworthy without being readable — you can prove the token counts came from a real session without revealing what was in the session.
  • 5. Continuous scoring. Operators are scored over 7-day, 30-day, 90-day, and all-time windows, not on a one-off test. You see your trend, not just a snapshot. Improvement is visible; regression is visible. The evaluator runs on every session, in the background.

How to get evaluated

Install the SigRank CLI or MCP server, run a coding session, and submit your ed25519-signed token snapshot. The snapshot is verified server-side and your operator score is computed from the four token pillars. You appear on the public leaderboard with a codename — your real identity is never shown. You can also paste token counts into the /score page for an instant Yield score without submitting. No prompt content is ever read or stored.

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FAQ

What is an AI evaluator?
A system that assesses AI performance. Model evaluators rank models, output evaluators assess quality, safety evaluators test for harm. SigRank is an operator evaluator — a new category.
What makes SigRank different?
It measures the operator, not the model. Four token pillars, the Yield metric, cohort-relative ranking, ed25519-signed snapshots. The only AI evaluator that answers “who is best at using the AI?”
What are SigRank's five capabilities?
Content-free telemetry, the Yield metric, cohort-relative ranking, ed25519-signed provenance, and continuous scoring over multiple time windows.
How do I get evaluated?
Install the CLI or MCP server, run a session, submit your signed snapshot. Or paste token counts into /score for an instant Yield score. No prompt content is ever read.