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Model evaluation plan

A blank evaluation plan for a single model + workload pairing. Use one copy per candidate.

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Template

5 sections

Render order matches the Markdown export. Each section is generic — adapt to your workload before filling in.

Model evaluation plan

> A blank evaluation plan for a single model + workload pairing. Use one copy per candidate.

Identify

  • Workload name:
  • Candidate model slug (from the catalogue):
  • Snapshot identifier or version you intend to test:
  • Hosting platform (creator-direct or hosted):

Scope

  • Primary use case (link to /use-cases/<slug>):
  • Verified fields you intend to weight:
  • Data gaps you accept going into the test:
  • Out-of-scope behaviours (write them down so they do not creep back in):

Test plan

  • Prompt set source and rationale:
  • Acceptance rubric per prompt category:
  • Sampling parameters held constant (temperature, top_p, max_tokens):
  • Region used for latency observation:
  • Workload size assumed in the cost projection:

Observations

  • Pass / fail summary per category:
  • Latency observation (median + tail):
  • Cost projection at expected daily volume:
  • Notable failure modes:

Decision

  • Does the evidence support proceeding to integration, re-scoping, or rejecting? (Write the reasoning, not just the verdict.)
  • Open data gaps to close before launch:
  • Reviewer sign-offs required:
  • Re-test cadence after launch:

Policy: The plan is a planning aid, not a safety validation. Filling it in does not certify the model for production, compliance, or any regulated use.

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  • No production readiness guarantee. A passing playbook is evidence, not approval.
  • No compliance or regulatory certification. Verification is not certification.
  • No safety validation. Templates and playbooks are planning tools, not safety reviews.
  • No model ranking. The lab does not score candidates against each other.
  • No benchmark replacement. The lab teaches your own testing discipline; it does not publish synthesized benchmark numbers.