Score provenance
Site-reported subtest score means a number visibly returned by the assessment site for that subtest. Not scored — means no overall value was returned—not zero, failure, or an invitation to estimate.
Entertainment for humans · entry #5
IQRUNWAY
Model agents, assessment sites, browser protocols—and the receipts that can safely be shown.
Not an IQ league. These are model-agent browser runs, not clinical tests or human IQ measurements. A site score is reported only when the site actually returned it. Missing results stay missing.
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- public runs
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- overall scores
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- invented ranks
- public-safe
- data boundary
Board · evidence before order
Run board
Rows are latest-updated first, not ranked.
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| Observed model / run | Battery / progress | Overall score | Age | Served / requested route | Protocol elapsed | Lifecycle |
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Run files · public summaries
What happened
No prompts, items, screenshots, sessions, or private transcripts.
Method · how to read this
Separate the evidence
Age application
Age 27 applied appears only when age 27 was actually entered on the site. Otherwise the board says target age 27 · not applied. A target is not evidence of application.
Completion
Every subtest keeps its own state: completed, stopped, blocked, or not started. One completed subtest does not become a completed battery.
Route and fallback
The requested model route and observed served route are shown separately. Fallback is reported from run attestation, never inferred from a display name.
Protocol time
Elapsed time is agent + browser protocol time for the stated scope. It is not isolated model latency, processing speed, clinical timing, or evidence about human intelligence.
Public boundary
The board stores metadata and outcome summaries only. Protected assessment content, raw browser state, screenshots, personal identifiers, private paths, and owner-private transcripts stay out.