Questions
48 normalized exact-match and 32 open-response questions.
Across an 80-question litigation workflow, Growth Protocol reached a 96.0% composite pass rate while using dramatically less estimated inference spend.
Composite pass rate plotted against estimated inference cost per seed.
Growth Protocol led the field on reasoning quality while requiring a fraction of the estimated inference spend of the nearest architecture.
The benchmark combined normalized exact-match and open-response questions. Every system received identical evidence, and reported results are the mean across three seeds.
48 normalized exact-match and 32 open-response questions.
Frontier-model, context-augmented, and multi-agent approaches.
Reported results are the mean across three benchmark runs.
Open responses used a two-judge scoring process.
Controlled inputs: identical evidence universe across all systems; no customer data used.
Interpretation: comparative reasoning performance and estimated inference efficiency under the benchmark conditions described here.
A common 70–100% scale makes the separation visible without exaggerating it. Every architecture is shown.
Research disclosure. The forthcoming paper will present expanded methodology and analysis. The underlying question set, evidence corpus, prompts, workflow design, scoring implementation, rules, and ontology remain proprietary.
The paper will expand on the evaluation framework, methodology, findings, and implications for enterprise reasoning systems.
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