Harness that sits Jev for the 66-subject Traditional Chinese TMMLU+ suite, asking every item as one four-way A/B/C/D choice with calibration reporting.
Evaluate TypeSafe AI's Jev (System One Model) on TMMLU+ v1.1 — four-way choice via the API's own response schema, 100% parse rate by construction
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Sit Jev — TypeSafe AI's System One Model — for TMMLU+ v1.1, the 66-subject Traditional Chinese benchmark, and score it the way the official leaderboard does. Every question is put to Jev as one four-way choice (A/B/C/D). Jev is not a chat model. You hand it a state plus a map of typed questions, and it returns one typed answer each — with calibrated probabilities and no generated text.
Maps every question to one four-way choice with A/B/C/D criteria, returning choice plus per-option probabilities.
CLI covers subjects, models, resumable runs, retries for failed items, and offline rescoring from JSONL.
Scoring mirrors the ievals leaderboard method with category means, micro accuracy, ECE, and Brier score.
Reports per-subject strengths and weaknesses, including weak arithmetic and strong language and medical items.
Watch out
Scores follow the pinned dataset revision and scoring rules in the repo, so compare only against the same revision and methodology. Copy reviewed against the repository README on 2026-10-04, not from running it.
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By construction: the four options are the response schema, so Jev cannot emit an out-of-schema letter or bury the answer in prose, and every record still carries per-option probabilities for calibration.
It averages each subject within its broad category, then averages the four category means with equal weight, and reports pooled micro accuracy separately so large categories do not dominate.
The repo reports the two aliases resolving to the same backend version with cross-alias agreement near same-alias rerun agreement, and recommends jev-latest for its steadier tail latency.
Install the editable package, export TYPESAFE_API_KEY, smoke-test a few subjects with a per-subject limit, then run the full resumable sweep with concurrency; interrupted runs pick up where they stopped.
TMMLU+ v1.1, the 66-subject Traditional Chinese benchmark; every question becomes one four-way choice (A/B/C/D) to jev-latest, covering 19,646 questions across 66 subjects with 0 API errors.
The headline Total follows the ievals methodology: average each subject's accuracy within its broad category, then average the four category means with equal weight; pooled micro accuracy is reported separately.
Because Jev returns a probability per option, it reports expected calibration error and a 4-way Brier score alongside accuracy; at 78.66% accuracy jev-latest reported 71.00% mean confidence, mildly under-confident.
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