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Cost per accepted outcome will be reported from measured data only

**Planned.** The unit that matters is tokens, cost and time per accepted outcome — not per prompt — computed from measured telemetry and the ledger's outcomes. A task run under the right profile may spend more on one prompt and less on the task, because it needed two sessions instead of three and no retry.

declared statusdeclared status: planned Specified and not implemented. Named so the omission is visible.

recorded evidencerecorded evidence: no test Not judged: only a guaranteed claim is held to a recorded run. how evidence is recorded

What it means

Planned. The unit that matters is tokens, cost and time per accepted outcome — not per prompt — computed from measured telemetry and the ledger's outcomes. A task run under the right profile may spend more on one prompt and less on the task, because it needed two sessions instead of three and no retry.

How it works

Nothing is implemented; it depends on telemetry landing first. The ledger already carries outcome and verification per task, so once tokens and cost are recorded the comparison is a query over one file.

How to see it

There is nothing to run.

What it does not cover

No percentage of any kind is claimed anywhere on this site or in the repository. None has been measured, so none is stated — that rule is checked by the site build, which fails on a number in the marketing copy.

Why it exists

"Saves tokens" is the wrong metric and the easiest to fake. Cost per accepted engineering outcome is the number a team can act on, and it can only be stated after twenty to fifty real tasks have been measured.

Detail rendered from docs/claims/cost-per-outcome.md.

From the statement to the proof

  1. 1 · the public statement

    Cost per accepted outcome will be reported from measured data only

    Made on Provenance.

  2. 2 · the canonical claim

    cost-per-outcomedeclared status: planned in docs/CLAIMS.yaml

    Defined in read it on this site · docs/DESIGN.md

  3. 3 · the implementation

    Nothing implements it yet.

  4. 4 · the test and the scenarios

    No executable evidence linked: the claim names no test, and no use case executes it.

  5. 5 · the recorded runs

    recorded evidence: no test how evidence is recorded

Where this claim is used

What would make this guaranteed

Cost per accepted outcome, only on measured data BLOCKED Blocked by execution-telemetry, so this claim cannot move yet. Shipping the milestone does not promote the claim: it reaches guaranteed when an implementation, a behavioural test and a blocking CI job exist for it.

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