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Convex Decision Evals
A Convex page for comparing models that answer verified multiple-choice questions about Convex, scoring them with source-weighted results and showing latency, cost and inspectable outcomes alongside the scores.
- Reading time
- 2 min
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- Community
- Author
- Convex
- Last verified
- Oct 2026
Highlights
- Compares models answering verified multiple-choice questions about Convex on a leaderboard-style page.
- Reports source-weighted scores together with latency, cost and inspectable outcomes.
- Sits under Convex's evals section at convex.dev/evals; the page body is client-rendered and did not reach the digest.
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Grounded only in the page's title and meta description captured on 2026-10-15; the page body is client-rendered and none of it reached the digest, so the models compared, the question count and the scoring formula are unknown here.
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An evals page titled 'Decision Evals - Compare model performance'. Its description says it compares models answering verified multiple-choice questions about Convex, with source-weighted scores plus latency, cost and inspectable outcomes.
Verified multiple-choice questions about Convex, according to the page's own description. The digest did not capture the questions themselves, so this entry cannot describe their format or difficulty.
The description lists source-weighted scores, latency, cost and inspectable outcomes. That suggests the board pairs quality with speed and price rather than reporting accuracy alone, but the exact presentation is not documented in the digest.
The captured text does not name any of the models. It only says models are compared on verified multiple-choice questions about Convex, so check the live page for the current lineup.
The description promises inspectable outcomes, which implies you can look past the aggregate score, but the digest did not capture the page body and cannot describe what an inspection view contains.
The digest for this page does not name any model, Jev included. It appears in the cobanov and yibie Jev awesome lists, which is the list context this import came from, but the page text itself was not captured.
Open https://www.convex.dev/evals/decision in a browser; the fetch succeeded with HTTP 200 but the page is client-rendered, so the comparison loads in the browser after JavaScript runs.
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