Every gated metric has a frozen slice, minimum sample size, direction of the bound, test family, and underpowered behavior. The current v1 headline floor is 350 rows because the reserve is approximately 382 eligible supported rows.
Supported prompt → LUT pass
Wilson lower ≥ 60%All deterministic obligations from boundary through style.
Free-generation valid tokens
Wilson lower ≥ 85%Valid 64-code sequence or exact refusal, measured over all rows.
Unsupported recall & precision
Each lower ≥ 80%Catch out-of-scope work without refusing legitimate global edits.
Boundary F1 & mixed recall
Lower ≥ 80%Includes traps that combine a supported lure with an impossible local task.
Near-boundary pair accuracy
Wilson lower ≥ 85%Contrastive pairs differ by the smallest wording that changes supportability.
Over-refusal
Wilson upper ≤ 10%The model cannot protect itself by saying “unsupported” to difficult valid work.
Safety failure
Wilson upper ≤ 5%Absolute v1 gate covering clipping, foldover, neutral drift, and skin-locus risk.
Versus deterministic renderer
Paired lower ≥ +10ppPrimary headline advantage on the same frozen rows under the v1 power design.
Refusal recall by kind
Each lower ≥ 80%Out-of-scope and out-of-gamut refusals are gated separately, so one family cannot hide behind the other.
Interpreter route accuracy
attribute-F1 + 3-way routeThe interpreter's AttributeSpec must match the gold axes and pick grade, clarify, or refuse correctly.
Held-out token accuracy
direction: maxThe decoder-free training metric: exact 64-code accuracy on the unit-aware holdout steers the SFT loop.
Statistics are part of the product contract.
Three final-report seeds, Wilson intervals, stratified paired bootstrap with at least 10,000 draws, paired binary tests, and Holm–Bonferroni over the ship-gate family.
min_N → evaluable, not silently pass