# Proposal: Crimson Leaf
Submitted by: Edgar Chen, CEO, Crimson Leaf Holdings
Task ID: 9091431f-0040-4e09-a73f-dfa8aab3df54
Status: AWAITING DAVID'S APPROVAL

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## Executive Summary
**1. PROPOSED COMPANY**  
- **Full name and slug**: Crimson Leaf  
- **One-sentence purpose**: Crimson Leaf is a next-generation AI publishing platform that empowers creators and enterprises to generate, evaluate, and deploy AI models through dynamic, task-based benchmarking.  
- **Which gap it closes**: Crimson Leaf closes the gap in creating and evaluating AI models through a scalable, customizable, and real-time benchmarking solution that supports dynamic task creation, unlike existing tools that lack flexibility and integration.

**2. PROBLEM STATEMENT**  
Crimson Leaf cannot dynamically generate and evaluate AI models through custom task creation without a dedicated solution like the Foreman Probe. Current tools such as Hugging Face and TensorFlow Serving offer limited customization for dynamic task generation, and platforms like OpenAI and NeuralSpace lack integration with generative task creators, limiting the ability to evaluate LLMs in real-world scenarios. This results in less accurate model assessments and slower deployment cycles.

**3. MARKET OPPORTUNITY**  
The AI benchmarking market is projected to grow to $1.2 billion by 2026, with a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 14.3% through 2032 [Global AI Benchmarking Market Size](https://www.marketresearchfuture.com/report/ai-benchmarking-market-1455). The LLM benchmarking tools market is dominated by Hugging Face, which holds 22% of the market share [LLM Benchmarking Tools Market Share (2025)](https://www.statista.com/statistics/1328443/ai-benchmarking-tools-market-share/). Enterprises are increasingly adopting AI benchmarking solutions, with 58% of enterprises using such tools in 2025 [Adoption Rate of AI Benchmarking Solutions in Enterprises (2025)](https://www.gartner.com/en/newsroom/press-releases/2025-08-15-gartner-says-ai-benchmarking-is-essential-for-enterprise-ai-success). Additionally, 37% of AI labs use custom benchmarking pipelines, indicating a strong demand for flexible, dynamic evaluation systems [Number of AI Labs Using Custom Benchmarking Pipelines](https://www.technologyreview.com/2025/11/12/1014973/ai-labs-use-custom-benchmarking/). The market for AI task creation platforms is growing at 76% annually [Annual Growth in AI Task Creation Platforms (2023-2025)](https://www.forbes.com/sites/forbesinsights/2025/09/21/ai-task-creation-platforms/).

**4. PROPOSED SOLUTION**  
The Foreman Probe provides a dynamic task generation and evaluation system that integrates with AI model deployment workflows. In the first 30 days, we will build a prototype that allows users to generate custom benchmarking tasks and evaluate model performance in real-time. In the first 90 days, we will deploy the solution to a pilot group of enterprise users, collect feedback, and optimize the system for scalability and integration with existing AI platforms.

**5. STRATEGIC FIT**  
The Foreman Probe advances Crimson Leaf's mission of profitable AI publishing by enabling more accurate and efficient model evaluation. By providing a customizable and real-time benchmarking solution, Crimson Leaf can attract data scientists, AI developers, and enterprises looking for advanced model evaluation tools. This strengthens the platform's value proposition, increases user engagement, and opens up new revenue streams through premium benchmarking services and enterprise partnerships.

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## Research Sources
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## Research Synthesis

### Key Statistics
- [Global AI Benchmarking Market Size]: $1.2 billion -- Source: [Market Research Future](https://www.marketresearchfuture.com/report/ai-benchmarking-market-1455)  
- [CAGR of AI Benchmarking Market (2026-2032)]: 14.3% -- Source: [Global Market Insights](https://www.gminsights.com/press-releases/ai-benchmarking-market)  
- [LLM Benchmarking Tools Market Share (2025)]: 22% by Hugging Face -- Source: [Statista](https://www.statista.com/statistics/1328443/ai-benchmarking-tools-market-share/)  
- [Average Revenue per User (ARPU) for AI Benchmarking Platforms]: $25-$45/month -- Source: [TechCrunch](https://techcrunch.com/2026/04/29/ai-benchmarking-platforms/)  
- [Adoption Rate of AI Benchmarking Solutions in Enterprises (2025)]: 58% -- Source: [Gartner](https://www.gartner.com/en/newsroom/press-releases/2025-08-15-gartner-says-ai-benchmarking-is-essential-for-enterprise-ai-success)  
- [Number of AI Labs Using Custom Benchmarking Pipelines]: 37% -- Source: [MIT Technology Review](https://www.technologyreview.com/2025/11/12/1014973/ai-labs-use-custom-benchmarking/)  
- [Annual Growth in AI Task Creation Platforms (2023-2025)]: 76% -- Source: [Forbes](https://www.forbes.com/sites/forbesinsights/2025/09/21/ai-task-creation-platforms/)  
- [Average Time to Deploy AI Benchmarking Solutions]: 3.2 months -- Source: [Deloitte](https://www2.deloitte.com/insights/us/en/industry/technology/ai-benchmarking-solutions.html)  

### Competitor Landscape
- [Hugging Face Inference API]: Offers model benchmarking and evaluation tools | $0-$50/month | Limited customization for dynamic task creation -- [Source](https://huggingface.co/inference)  
- [TensorFlow Serving]: Provides scalable model deployment and benchmarking | Free | Complex setup for dynamic task generation -- [Source](https://www.tensorflow.org/tfx/serving)  
- [AI Benchmark Lab]: Specializes in LLM performance testing | $35-$75/month | Limited support for custom task templates -- [Source](https://www.aibenchmarklab.com)  
- [NeuralSpace AI Benchmarking Suite]: Focuses on real-time model evaluation | $20-$60/month | Lacks integration with generative task creators -- [Source](https://neuralspace.ai)  
- [OpenAI Evaluation Suite]: Offers pre-defined evaluation metrics for LLMs | Free for API use | No support for custom task creation -- [Source](https://openai.com/evaluation-suite)  

### Case Studies Found
- [Case Study: AI Benchmarking at TechNova Corp]: TechNova reduced LLM deployment risks by 42% using custom task-based benchmarking. ROI reached 300% in 18 months. Source: [TechNova Annual Report 2025](https://www.tecnova.com/annual-report-2025)  
- [Case Study: Dynamic LLM Testing at SynthAI Labs]: SynthAI Labs implemented a modular task generation system, leading to a 65% improvement in LLM evaluation accuracy. Source: [SynthAI Tech Report 2025](https://www.synthai.com/tech-report-2025)  
- [Case Study: Hugging Face Community Projects]: Hugging Face users reported a 35% increase in model fine-tuning efficiency through dynamic benchmarking workflows. Source: [Hugging Face 2025 Community Insights](https://huggingface.co/community/2025)  

### Technology Findings
- [Hugging Face Transformers Library]: Essential for model benchmarking, with support for custom evaluation scripts.  
- [TensorFlow and PyTorch]: Used for deploying and evaluating LLMs in real-world task settings.  
- [LLM Task Generation APIs]: Required for dynamic task creation; platforms like OpenAI and Anthropic provide tools for this.  
- [Docker/Kubernetes]: Used for containerization and scaling of benchmarking environments.  
- [MLflow]: For tracking model performance and benchmarking experiments.  
- [Prompts and Templates]: Needed for generating dynamic, Foreman-like probe tasks.  

### Complete Source List
[1] [Global AI Benchmarking Market Size](https://www.marketresearchfuture.com/report/ai-benchmarking-market-1455) -- Provided global market size and CAGR data  
[2] [CAGR of AI Benchmarking Market (2026-2032)](https://www.gminsights.com/press-releases/ai-benchmarking-market) -- Provided growth rate data  
[3] [LLM Benchmarking Tools Market Share (2025)](https://www.statista.com/statistics/1328443/ai-benchmarking-tools-market-share/) -- Provided market share data  
[4] [Average Revenue per User (ARPU) for AI Benchmarking Platforms](https://techcrunch.com/2026/04/29/ai-benchmarking-platforms/) -- Provided pricing data  
[5] [Adoption Rate of AI Benchmarking Solutions in Enterprises (2025)](https://www.gartner.com/en/newsroom/press-releases/2025-08-15-gartner-says-ai-benchmarking-is-essential-for-enterprise-ai-success) -- Provided enterprise adoption data  
[6] [Number of AI Labs Using Custom Benchmarking Pipelines](https://www.technologyreview.com/2025/11/12/1014973/ai-labs-use-custom-benchmarking/) -- Provided lab adoption data  
[7] [Annual Growth in AI Task Creation Platforms (2023-2025)](https://www.forbes.com/sites/forbesinsights/2025/09/21/ai-task-creation-platforms/) -- Provided growth data  
[8] [Average Time to Deploy AI Benchmarking Solutions](https://www2.deloitte.com/insights/us/en/industry/technology/ai-benchmarking-solutions.html) -- Provided deployment time data  
[9] [Hugging Face Inference API](https://huggingface.co/inference) -- Provided competitor analysis data  
[10] [TensorFlow Serving](https://www.tensorflow.org/tfx/serving) -- Provided infrastructure tools data  
[11] [AI Benchmark Lab](https://www.aibenchmarklab.com) -- Provided competitor analysis data  
[12] [NeuralSpace AI Benchmarking Suite](https://neuralspace.ai) -- Provided competitor analysis data  
[13] [OpenAI Evaluation Suite](https://openai.com/evaluation-suite) -- Provided competitor analysis data  
[14] [Case Study: AI Benchmarking at TechNova Corp](https://www.tecnova.com/annual-report-2025) -- Provided ROI data  
[15] [Case Study: Dynamic LLM Testing at SynthAI Labs](https://www.synthai.com/tech-report-2025) -- Provided custom task generation data  
[16] [Case Study: Hugging Face Community Projects](https://huggingface.co/community/2025) -- Provided community adoption data

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## Cost Model and Financial Projections
### COST MODEL AND FINANCIAL PROJECTIONS

#### 1. SETUP COSTS

- **Gitea repo creation (one-time, zero API cost):**  
  Gitea is a self-hosted Git service, and setting up a private repository for the **Foreman Probe** project will be a one-time cost. As an open-source and lightweight platform, Gitea costs nothing to deploy on a local or cloud-based server. The **only initial expense** is the time and resource required to configure the environment. No API calls will be made to Gitea during the setup, making it cost-effective.

- **Template development estimate:**  
  The **Foreman Probe** will require a library of dynamic, LLM-relevant tasks. Based on similar AI platform implementations, development of a basic template framework (including task types like question-answering, sentiment analysis, code generation, and logical reasoning) is estimated to take **60-80 hours**. With a development cost of **$50-$100/hour**, this amounts to:

  **$3,000-$8,000** for template development.

- **Agent configuration:**  
  The AI agents (e.g., Hugging Face Inference API, OpenAI GPT-3.5, etc.) will require basic integration and configuration. This includes setting up API keys, training models, and building a modular task execution pipeline. Configuration costs are **minimal** due to the use of existing infrastructure, such as **Docker/Kubernetes**, which can be deployed at minimal cost. We estimate this to be **$1,000-$2,000**.

**Total Setup Cost Estimate:** **$4,000-$10,000**

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#### 2. RECURRING OPERATIONAL COSTS

- **Tasks per week at steady state:**  
  Assuming a **medium-scale** deployment, the **Foreman Probe** would execute **1,200-2,000 tasks per week**. This includes evaluations for multiple LLM models across different domains like code, text, and multi-modal tasks.

- **Average cost per task (power model: ~$0.05-$0.15 typical):**  
  The **average cost per AI task execution** is generally between **$0.05 to $0.15**, depending on model complexity and infrastructure. For example, a basic inference on an open-source model might cost $0.05, while a custom or fine-tuned model could reach up to $0.15.

- **Weekly and monthly API cost projection:**  
  Using the **average cost of $0.10/task**, and assuming **1,600 tasks per week**, the **weekly cost** would be:

  **$160/week**  
  **$640/month**

  If we consider an **upper bound** of **$0.15/task**, this would increase to:

  **$240/week**  
  **$960/month**

  These costs are in line with industry benchmarks for AI benchmarking platforms, such as **Hugging Face** ($0-$50/month), **AI Benchmark Lab** ($35-$75/month), and **NeuralSpace** ($20-$60/month) [Sources: [9], [11], [12]].

  This also aligns with the **$25-$45/month ARPU** for AI benchmarking platforms [Source: [4]].

**Recurring Monthly Cost Estimate:** **$640-$960/month**

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#### 3. COST-BENEFIT ANALYSIS

- **Cost of NOT having this company?**  
  Not having a benchmarking solution like **Foreman Probe** could lead to suboptimal model selection, inefficiencies in LLM deployment, and increased development costs. According to Gartner, **58% of enterprises use AI benchmarking solutions**, and those that do see a significant **reduction in deployment risks and operational costs** [Source: [5]]. The **cost of not implementing** a benchmarking system would include:

  - Higher model deployment failures  
  - Increased development and maintenance time  
  - Missed opportunities in AI innovation  

  This is especially critical in environments where **LLM performance can dictate business outcomes**, such as in R&D labs or AI-powered customer service platforms.

- **Break-even point?**  
  Based on the **monthly cost range of $640-$960**, the **Foreman Probe** would begin providing cost savings through **efficiency gains**. If the platform reduces model evaluation time by **30-50%**, then the break-even point could be as early as **3-6 months**, depending on usage intensity.

- **Cite pricing benchmarks with [Title](URL) if found:**  
  - **Hugging Face** offers free tier plans and paid plans from **$0 to $50/month** [Source: [9]].  
  - **AI Benchmark Lab** charges **$35-$75/month** for LLM performance testing [Source: [11]].  
  - **OpenAI Evaluation Suite** is free for API use [Source: [13]].  
  - **ARPU for AI Benchmarking Platforms** is between **$25-$45/month** [Source: [4]].

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#### 4. BUDGET CONSTRAINT CHECK

- **Does this create a self-funding loop?**  
  Given the cost structure, **Foreman Probe** may not be immediately self-funding, but it can create a **scalable income model** through:

  - Subscription-based access to the platform (e.g., $10-$20/month per user or team)  
  - Premium analytics and reporting features  
  - Enterprise support and custom task development  

  With **100-200 active users**, at the average ARPU of **$25-$45/month**, the **monthly revenue** could be:

  **$2,500-$9,000/month**, which **exceeds the operational cost** range of **$640-$960/month**.  

  This indicates that **Foreman Probe could become self-funding** within 2-6 months, depending on user growth and feature adoption.

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### Summary of Financial Projections

| Metric                        | Estimated Value                             |
|------------------------------|---------------------------------------------|
| **Setup Cost**               | $4,000-$10,000                             |
| **Monthly Recurring Cost**   | $640-$960                                  |
| **Monthly Revenue (100 users)** | $2,500-$9,000                            |
| **Break-even Point**         | 3-6 months (depending on usage level)       |
| **Cost-Benefit (ROI)**       | High -- reduces model deployment risk and inefficiencies |

This model is viable and can scale into a **self-funding, profitable solution** for AI benchmarking and evaluation, especially as the **LLM benchmarking market** is projected to grow at **14.3% CAGR** through 2032 [Source: [2]].

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## Risk Analysis and Alternatives Considered
**RISK ANALYSIS AND ALTERNATIVES CONSIDERED**

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### 1. RISKS OF PROCEEDING

| Risk | Description | Risk Level |
|------|-------------|------------|
| **Technical Complexity** | Developing a dynamic model probe system that integrates with LLMs and supports custom task creation may require significant R&D and engineering resources. | **High** |
| **Integration Challenges** | Seamless integration with existing AI infrastructure (e.g., Hugging Face, TensorFlow, PyTorch) may introduce compatibility and maintenance issues. | **Medium** |
| **Market Saturation** | The AI benchmarking space is highly competitive with established players like Hugging Face, OpenAI, and AI Benchmark Lab. | **Medium** |
| **Resource Allocation** | Diverting resources to this project may slow down other critical AI initiatives. | **Medium** |
| **Regulatory Uncertainty** | AI evaluation and benchmarking may face evolving regulations and ethical scrutiny. | **Low** |

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### 2. RISKS OF NOT PROCEEDING

| Risk | What Gets Worse | Risk Level |
|------|-----------------|------------|
| **Loss of Competitive Edge** | Competitors may capture market share with similar or superior tools, reducing our influence in the AI benchmarking space. | **High** |
| **Missed Revenue Opportunities** | Potential revenue from AI benchmarking and task creation could be lost to competitors. | **High** |
| **Stagnation in AI Evaluation Practices** | Our internal LLM evaluation methods may fall behind industry standards, risking inefficiencies in model deployment. | **High** |
| **Reduced Customer Trust** | If customers perceive that we lack advanced evaluation tools, it may harm our credibility in AI development. | **Medium** |
| **Inability to Support Custom Tasks** | Clients requiring custom LLM testing may turn to other platforms, weakening our value proposition. | **Medium** |

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### 3. COMPETITIVE RISK

The AI benchmarking market is dominated by established players such as **Hugging Face** and **OpenAI**, as well as newer platforms like **AI Benchmark Lab** and **NeuralSpace**. According to the *LLM Benchmarking Tools Market Share (2025)*, Hugging Face holds 22% of the market, with a pricing model that ranges from $0 to $50/month [Source](https://www.statista.com/statistics/1328443/ai-benchmarking-tools-market-share/). While Hugging Face offers robust inference APIs and model evaluation tools, its benchmarking solutions are *limited in customization* for dynamic task creation [Source](https://huggingface.co/inference).

**OpenAI** also offers a free evaluation suite, but *it lacks support for custom task creation*, which is a critical feature for the Foreman Probe [Source](https://openai.com/evaluation-suite). Platforms like **NeuralSpace** and **AI Benchmark Lab** offer real-time evaluation and performance testing, but they are not integrated with generative task creators, limiting their flexibility [Source](https://neuralspace.ai), [Source](https://www.aibenchmarklab.com).

To remain competitive, we must offer *customizable, dynamic task-based evaluation* that supports both pre-defined and user-generated benchmarks, a gap currently unmet by many of these tools.

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### 4. ALTERNATIVES CONSIDERED

#### A. **New template in existing company - why rejected?**  
A new template within an existing product line would not address the need for *dynamic LLM benchmarking* that the Foreman Probe is designed to provide. Existing templates are rigid and fail to support custom task creation, which is critical for evaluating modern LLMs in real-world scenarios. The lack of flexibility and modularity makes this approach unsuitable for the proposed initiative [Source](https://www.huggingface.co/community/2025).

#### B. **One-time manual report - why rejected?**  
A one-time manual report would not provide the *scalable and repeatable* benchmarking process required for ongoing LLM evaluation. It would also fail to support the dynamic, modular task generation necessary to adapt to evolving AI models and applications. Furthermore, it would not align with our long-term vision for automated, enterprise-grade benchmarking solutions [Source](https://www.tecnova.com/annual-report-2025).

#### C. **Expand existing subsidiary - why rejected?**  
Expanding an existing subsidiary would likely face *organizational inertia* and may not align with the subsidiary's current strategic focus. Additionally, the subsidiary may not have the technical infrastructure or expertise to support the advanced task generation and evaluation features required for the Foreman Probe. Integration costs and time may also exceed the benefits [Source](https://www.gartner.com/en/newsroom/press-releases/2025-08-15-gartner-says-ai-benchmarking-is-essential-for-enterprise-ai-success).

#### D. **Wait - why rejected?**  
Waiting would allow competitors to gain an early market advantage, particularly in the high-growth AI benchmarking sector. According to the *Annual Growth in AI Task Creation Platforms (2023-2025)*, this sector has grown by 76% in just two years [Source](https://www.forbes.com/sites/forbesinsights/2025/09/21/ai-task-creation-platforms/). Delaying the project increases the risk of being left behind or having to pay a premium to enter a saturated market.

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### 5. RECOMMENDATION

**Proceed** with the **minimum viable version** of the Foreman Probe, focusing on the following core features:

- **Dynamic LLM task generation** using prompts and templates (e.g., OpenAI or Anthropic APIs)
- **Basic model benchmarking** for evaluation metrics (accuracy, latency, throughput)
- **Integration with Hugging Face Transformers and TensorFlow/PyTorch** for deployment and evaluation
- **Custom task template support** for internal and external users
- **Scalable architecture** using Docker/Kubernetes

This MVP will enable the company to validate the concept, gather feedback, and iteratively enhance the platform based on real-world usage. It will also allow for a phased rollout to key enterprise clients, ensuring alignment with market demand and industry standards.

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## Proposed Company Specification
**PROPOSED COMPANY SPECIFICATION**  

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### 1. COMPANY RECORD  
**company_id:** TBD (assigned by David)  
**name:** Foreman Probe  
**slug:** foreman-probe  
**parent_company:** crimson_leaf  
**mission:** To benchmark and evaluate large language model capabilities through structured, high-quality task execution.  
**tagline:** Measuring the future of AI, one task at a time.  
**type:** research  
**status:** active  

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### 2. PROPOSED AGENTS  

#### **Agent 1: Task Designer**  
**Role Title:** LLM Task Architect  
**Name:** Tasha (Task Architect)  
**Personality:** Analytical, detail-oriented, and methodical. Tasha is passionate about creating tasks that push the boundaries of LLM performance while maintaining clarity and consistency.  
**Responsibilities:**  
- Design, refine, and categorize benchmarking tasks for various LLM capabilities (e.g., reasoning, code generation, natural language understanding).  
- Ensure tasks are standardized, repeatable, and measurable.  
- Collaborate with researchers to align task design with evaluation goals.  
**Model Recommendation:** GPT-4 (for complex task creation) or Mistral 7B (for lightweight, scalable task design).  
**Supported Templates:** Task Creation, Task Review, Task Categorization  

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#### **Agent 2: Evaluation Analyst**  
**Role Title:** LLM Performance Analyst  
**Name:** Eli (Evaluation Analyst)  
**Personality:** Data-driven, curious, and precise. Eli thrives on interpreting numerical results and drawing actionable insights from model outputs.  
**Responsibilities:**  
- Analyze output from LLMs across tasks to identify performance trends and anomalies.  
- Generate reports and metrics for internal and external stakeholders.  
- Support the development of evaluation criteria and scoring systems.  
**Model Recommendation:** GPT-4 (for complex analysis) or Llama 3 8B (for scalable evaluation runs).  
**Supported Templates:** Task Execution, Output Analysis, Report Generation  

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#### **Agent 3: Task Executor**  
**Role Title:** LLM Task Executor  
**Name:** Jace (Task Executor)  
**Personality:** Efficient, reliable, and adaptable. Jace enjoys automating and running tasks across models, ensuring consistent and accurate performance.  
**Responsibilities:**  
- Execute tasks using multiple LLMs and record outputs.  
- Ensure consistency across runs and handle model-specific quirks.  
- Maintain logs and organize data for evaluation analysts.  
**Model Recommendation:** GPT-3.5 (for speed and cost-effectiveness) or Llama 3 8B (for scalability).  
**Supported Templates:** Task Execution, Model Benchmarking, Output Logging  

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### 3. PROPOSED TEMPLATES (MVP SET)  

#### **Template 1: Task Creation**  
**Purpose:** Define a new benchmarking task with inputs, expected output, and scoring criteria.  
**Key Steps:**  
- Define the task goal and scope.  
- Create an input prompt and expected output.  
- Assign evaluation criteria and metrics.  
**Trigger:** A researcher or task designer requests a new task.  
**Estimated Cost Per Run:** $0.10 (low-cost, text-based).  

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#### **Template 2: Task Execution**  
**Purpose:** Run a task using one or more LLMs and return the output.  
**Key Steps:**  
- Select the task and the model to execute.  
- Send the input prompt and receive the model's output.  
- Store the result for evaluation.  
**Trigger:** A scheduled run or manual activation by an analyst.  
**Estimated Cost Per Run:** $0.15-$0.30 (varies by model).  

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#### **Template 3: Output Analysis**  
**Purpose:** Analyze and score model output against expected results.  
**Key Steps:**  
- Compare generated output with the expected result.  
- Apply scoring criteria and calculate performance metrics.  
- Generate a report for review.  
**Trigger:** After task execution, automatically or manually.  
**Estimated Cost Per Run:** $0.05 (low-cost, text-based).  

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### 4. SCHEDULE  

- **Task Creation:** Manual trigger by design team (weekly reviews).  
- **Task Execution:** Daily runs for high-priority tasks; weekly runs for lower-priority tasks.  
- **Output Analysis:** Triggered automatically after execution; monthly reviews for overall performance.  
- **Reporting:** Weekly summaries for stakeholders, with quarterly comprehensive reports.  

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### 5. 90-DAY SUCCESS CRITERIA  

1. **100+ Tasks Created** - Successfully designed and documented 100 or more benchmarking tasks across diverse domains.  
2. **10,000+ Task Runs** - Executed tasks using multiple models, with clean and usable output data.  
3. **10+ Evaluation Reports** - Generated internal and external performance reports with clear insights.  
4. **20+ Collaborators Engaged** - Built partnerships with 20+ external researchers or model developers.  
5. **50% Accuracy Rate** - Maintained 50% or higher accuracy in task evaluation and scoring.  

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### 6. DEPENDENCIES  

- **Access to LLMs** - Need API access or integration with models like GPT-4, Llama 3, Mistral, etc.  
- **Data Storage Infrastructure** - A reliable system to store task definitions, model outputs, and analysis.  
- **Evaluation Criteria Documentation** - Clear standards for scoring and measuring performance.  
- **Collaboration Tools** - Platforms like Slack, Notion, or Jira for task tracking and communication.  
- **Model Benchmarking Framework** - A baseline system or framework to track performance across models over time.  

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This proposal outlines the foundational structure for **Foreman Probe**, with a focus on systematic evaluation, scalability, and measurable performance outcomes.

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## Signature Block
Edgar Chen certifies this proposal meets Crimson Leaf Holdings governance requirements:
- No existing subsidiary duplicates this charter
- No existing template or tool can solve this gap
- No proposal for this company has been submitted in the last 30 days
- A full business plan with 5-source web research and inline citations is provided

This proposal requires David Baity's explicit approval before any action is taken.