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Convex Evaluation Visualizer
The web visualizer for Convex Evals hosted on Netlify: browse experiments, models and recent runs, with Coding and Decision sections. The page is client-rendered, so the captured HTML shows only the shell and a loading state.
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- 2 min
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- Community
- Last verified
- Oct 2026
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Highlights
- Presented as the Convex Evaluation Visualizer for browsing experiments, models and recent runs.
- Navigation names Convex Evals with Experiments, Coding and Decision sections plus a Convex Evaluation Results heading.
- Results load at runtime: the Recent Runs, Experiments and Models panels showed 'Loading recent runs...' in the capture.
- The supplemental fetch extracted no human strings beyond the title.
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Page text fetched 2026-10-17; the site is client-rendered, so only the title, section labels and the loading state could be verified and a second fetch recovered no further strings. No experiment values, model names, scores or any explicit Jev references could be confirmed from the digest.
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The web interface for Convex Evals at convex-evals.netlify.app. Its shell text describes browsing experiments, models and recent runs, with top-level sections for Experiments, Coding and Decision under the Convex Evals label.
The captured navigation names Convex Evals, Experiments, Coding and Decision, and a Convex Evaluation Results heading, with panels for Recent Runs, Experiments and Models. What each section contains could not be read because the results load client-side.
Not from the digest: the capture stops at the loading state, with the Recent Runs area showing 'Loading recent runs...'. A supplemental fetch also returned no human strings, so no score, ranking or model detail could be verified here.
The captured text never mentions Jev, so this entry cannot claim how any decision board is wired. A Decision section exists in the navigation, but what it measures and which models it evaluates were not recoverable from the client-rendered page.
The page does not name an author or organization in the captured text, and the digest offers no affiliation statement, so that could not be verified. It is hosted at convex-evals.netlify.app and is cataloged here with the community tag.
Almost everything beyond the shell: experiments, model lists, run history, scores and charts are fetched at runtime. Both fetches recovered only the title, navigation labels and the loading state, so those details remain unverified.
Visit https://convex-evals.netlify.app in a browser. The captured page shows no sign-in, key or setup requirement, but the digest gives no usage instructions, so any account or configuration needs could not be confirmed.
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