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@v1rtlRank #473Top 28.80% of the fieldARCH
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ARCH · CLAUDE · 60:1:0.14
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8Υ YIELD
0.1×12.9×33.9
SNR12%VEL0.1LEV60x1.78SCL10.09EFF15.5x
YOU FIELD AVG
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TELEMETRYWELCOME OPERATORCASCADEAVERAGE USER
OP RATIO60:1:0.14C:I:O3.5:1:0.5
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Global rank#473
PercentileTop 28.80%
Platformclaude
Account age133 days
Lifetime turns1,715
vs. field average 71.2% below average
vs. top operator 99.1% below top

Cascade Layer · Υ

Baseline
T × C × R cascade

0.1×12.9×33.9

Transmission × Commitment × Reuse

Υ Yield
8.2leverage × velocity
V Velocity
0.14output / input
L Leverage
59.9cache_read / input
SNR
12.0%compression alias
10xDEV
1.78log₁₀(T·C·R)

Cascade metrics are derived from cache token telemetry (Claude Code / API). Υ ≥ 10K with 10xDEV ≥ 3.0 classifies as Cascade Architect. Non-Claude platforms show this section as non-compounding.

Cascade fingerprint

8.2
Υ Yield
12.0%
SNR
0.14
Velocity
59.9
Leverage
1.78
10xDEV
10.09
Scale V
$0.47
$ / 1M
15.46×
Efficiency
60:1:0.14
Op Ratio
Cascade fingerprintSNRVelocityLeverage10xDEVScale VEfficiency

The derived Υ-layer shape, each axis scaled to its display range.

Raw fuelInputOutputCache RCache W

The four raw pillars, normalized to the largest — the shape of the fuel.

Operating ratio · 60:1:0.14
  • Cache read11809.8M95%
  • Cache create348.7M3%
  • Input197.0M2%
  • Output27.0M0%
Υ-layer intensity
  • SNR12%
  • Velocity0.1
  • Leverage59.9
  • Efficiency15.46
SCORE TRAJECTORY-10107-1307-13

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