polymath-society 0.2.12 → 0.2.14
This diff represents the content of publicly available package versions that have been released to one of the supported registries. The information contained in this diff is provided for informational purposes only and reflects changes between package versions as they appear in their respective public registries.
- package/dist/cli.js +150 -50
- package/dist/engine/chat-loops.js +1 -1
- package/dist/engine/exp-allfacets.js +1 -1
- package/dist/engine/exp-person.js +1 -1
- package/dist/engine/ingest-export.js +3 -2
- package/dist/engine/peak-demos.js +1 -1
- package/dist/engine/person-dimension-summary.js +1 -1
- package/dist/engine/person-facet-lines.js +1 -1
- package/dist/engine/person-headline.js +1 -1
- package/dist/engine/person-report.js +1 -1
- package/dist/engine/person-self-image.js +1 -1
- package/dist/engine/public-report.js +4 -3
- package/dist/engine/run-analysis.js +8 -3
- package/dist/index.js +102 -15
- package/dist/pipeline/coding-agglomerate.js +4 -3
- package/dist/pipeline/coding-aggregate.js +4 -3
- package/dist/pipeline/coding-build.js +4 -3
- package/dist/pipeline/coding-coaching.js +27 -8
- package/dist/pipeline/coding-day-digest.js +4 -3
- package/dist/pipeline/coding-delegation.js +4 -3
- package/dist/pipeline/coding-expertise.js +4 -3
- package/dist/pipeline/coding-flow.js +4 -3
- package/dist/pipeline/coding-frontier-detail.js +4 -3
- package/dist/pipeline/coding-frontier.js +4 -3
- package/dist/pipeline/coding-gap-dist.js +4 -3
- package/dist/pipeline/coding-gap.js +27 -8
- package/dist/pipeline/coding-grade.js +4 -3
- package/dist/pipeline/coding-nutshell.js +4 -3
- package/dist/pipeline/coding-projects.js +4 -3
- package/dist/pipeline/coding-walkthrough.js +4 -3
- package/dist/web/app.js +1462 -1403
- package/package.json +1 -1
|
@@ -15731,7 +15731,7 @@ var CODING_CRITERIA = [
|
|
|
15731
15731
|
label: "Abstraction \u2014 seeing the load-bearing thing, and being right",
|
|
15732
15732
|
graded: true,
|
|
15733
15733
|
definition: "Under genuine ambiguity (an obvious path sitting right there, no answer key): did the USER see that the obvious path was subtly wrong \u2014 or that something decisive was invisible \u2014 and do the non-obvious thing that made it right, AND were they right? The graded unit is the whole move: the CATCH (noticing the fork) -> the QUESTION (formulating it) -> the CALL (resolving it). The move surfaces three interchangeable ways, scored identically: a REFRAME (collapse a mess to its real axis), a QUESTION (pose the hard thing nobody posed), or an INSTRUMENT (build the code/chart/structure that makes the truth legible, then read it). Tag the SUBSTANCE, not the medium \u2014 a chart built (technical act) to make a human-intensity call legible is a JUDGMENT catch.",
|
|
15734
|
-
read: "FOUR LEVERS set the height: (1) INVISIBILITY \u2014 how non-obvious there was anything to catch; a sharp operator in the flow drives past it (the DOMINANT lever); (2) DIFFICULTY of forming the catch; (3) STAKES \u2014 'without this, things silently go wrong' is the 9-10 condition; (4) SOUNDNESS \u2014 did the call hold. THREE OVERRIDING GATES: (a) OBVIOUSNESS KILLS IT \u2014 a correct, even load-bearing catch a sharp operator reaches anyway scores LOW ('you're evaluating the person not the AI' is correct but obvious -> ~5; 'compute in the OAuth dead-time' is real but fairly obvious -> ~6). (b) LEVERAGE BEATS INSIGHT \u2014 a move whose payoff is a HIGHER RATE OF FUTURE INSIGHT (building the tool that lets him set his own boundaries; timestamp-by-timestamp structure to instruct the grader precisely) raises the bandwidth of the loop that produces every later catch, and can outrank a clean one-off reframe. (c) SOUNDNESS GATE \u2014 a confident WRONG call to a noticed fork is an ANTI-SIGNAL; an honest 'not sure, here's a range' is NOT penalized. HUNT THE FORK BLIND \u2014 reconstruct what continuing-without-noticing looked like, then check whether/why he diverged; do NOT hand yourself the fork pre-formed or you score everyone's problem-finding a 10. TAG every instance: kind = systems | judgment | both (+ optional register: human/product/measurement). Reasoning and instrument-building are the SAME criterion. ANCHORS: 10 = 'OCEAN won't change, measure effectiveness of actions' (reframe that redefines the measure) /
|
|
15734
|
+
read: "FOUR LEVERS set the height: (1) INVISIBILITY \u2014 how non-obvious there was anything to catch; a sharp operator in the flow drives past it (the DOMINANT lever); (2) DIFFICULTY of forming the catch; (3) STAKES \u2014 'without this, things silently go wrong' is the 9-10 condition; (4) SOUNDNESS \u2014 did the call hold. THREE OVERRIDING GATES: (a) OBVIOUSNESS KILLS IT \u2014 a correct, even load-bearing catch a sharp operator reaches anyway scores LOW ('you're evaluating the person not the AI' is correct but obvious -> ~5; 'compute in the OAuth dead-time' is real but fairly obvious -> ~6). (b) LEVERAGE BEATS INSIGHT \u2014 a move whose payoff is a HIGHER RATE OF FUTURE INSIGHT (building the tool that lets him set his own boundaries; timestamp-by-timestamp structure to instruct the grader precisely) raises the bandwidth of the loop that produces every later catch, and can outrank a clean one-off reframe. (c) SOUNDNESS GATE \u2014 a confident WRONG call to a noticed fork is an ANTI-SIGNAL; an honest 'not sure, here's a range' is NOT penalized. HUNT THE FORK BLIND \u2014 reconstruct what continuing-without-noticing looked like, then check whether/why he diverged; do NOT hand yourself the fork pre-formed or you score everyone's problem-finding a 10. TAG every instance: kind = systems | judgment | both (+ optional register: human/product/measurement). Reasoning and instrument-building are the SAME criterion. ANCHORS: 10 = 'OCEAN won't change, measure effectiveness of actions' (reframe that redefines the measure) / a human-stakes call where the person overrode the analytically-clean answer on knowledge only they could have about someone involved, and was right (lived judgment, requires being the person) / 'plot it sorted, let me set the boundaries' (leverage \u2014 builds the bandwidth tool); 9 = 'word count IS the proxy \u2014 sitting there is unfakeable focus' / 'uncertainty collapses in that direction'; 8 = 'a better metric is the difficulty of content + original synthesis' (hard opening question); 7 = 'this candidate seems too strong for his judgement to be real' (real non-obvious catch, modest stakes); 6 = 'compute in the OAuth dead-time' / 'why overcomplicate it, single agent' (real but obvious); 5 = 'you're evaluating the person not the AI' (correct but obvious).",
|
|
15735
15735
|
rungs: [
|
|
15736
15736
|
{ level: 2, marker: "A fork existed; defers the call to the AI, or takes the obvious branch; vague." },
|
|
15737
15737
|
{ level: 4, marker: "Notices something, but the question is vague or obvious \u2014 anyone in the seat asks it." },
|
|
@@ -15842,11 +15842,11 @@ var TRANSCRIPT_LINE_RE = new RegExp(`^\\s*(${NOTE})((,| and) ${NOTE})*\\s*$|^\\s
|
|
|
15842
15842
|
|
|
15843
15843
|
// ../../lib/calibration/index.ts
|
|
15844
15844
|
var DEFAULT_CALIBRATION = {
|
|
15845
|
-
version: "2026-07-
|
|
15845
|
+
version: "2026-07-16.2",
|
|
15846
15846
|
// = RUBRIC_FINGERPRINT of the shipped npm rubric (packages/coding-analyzer/
|
|
15847
15847
|
// src/grade/criteria.ts). A unit test fails loud when the rubric changes
|
|
15848
15848
|
// without this being updated (and re-pushed to the server).
|
|
15849
|
-
rubricVersion: "
|
|
15849
|
+
rubricVersion: "7983c01d53",
|
|
15850
15850
|
// Canonical scale = the one the product owner set for the public report
|
|
15851
15851
|
// (11=0.01% … 8=2%), extended downward from the old report ladder. The old
|
|
15852
15852
|
// CodeAnalysisView / npm-viewer maps (7→10%/15%, 6→25%/30%) were drift, not
|
|
@@ -15933,6 +15933,7 @@ var DEFAULT_CALIBRATION = {
|
|
|
15933
15933
|
codingTiers: {
|
|
15934
15934
|
push: { median: 300, sigma: 0.91, tag: "estimated \u2014 log-normal fit", source: "Anthropic 2026 Claude Code study (400k sessions): median engaged user ~8 prompts/day at ~35 words \u2014 ~300 directed words/day; tail: a 1-in-1,000 user AVERAGES ~5k directed words/day (near-daily heavy dictation, clearly below the ~10k single-day record). AVERAGE over substantial days, cumulative not spiky." },
|
|
15935
15935
|
focus: { median: 0.08, sigma: 0.559, tag: "estimated \u2014 proxy-anchored", source: "median: Anthropic 20h/week engaged-user figure implies ~1h/day of true rapid exchange against an 8h working day; ceiling anchored to the ~4h/day deep-work limit (45% share = 1-in-1,000). AVERAGE share, cumulative not spiky." },
|
|
15936
|
+
hours: { median: 3, sigma: 0.4, tag: "estimated \u2014 proxy-anchored", source: "median: RescueTime-measured ~2h48m of real productive time/day (same source as the flow benchmark) \u2248 3h of active building; shape: sustaining ~7.5h/day \u2248 top 1%, a ~12h/day average \u2248 1-in-3,000. AVERAGE work-day length, cumulative not spiky." },
|
|
15936
15937
|
orchestration: { tag: "estimated \u2014 behavior bands", source: "no published concurrency distribution exists; ceiling anchored to the Claude Code lead's documented 10-15 parallel sessions" }
|
|
15937
15938
|
},
|
|
15938
15939
|
codingBenchmarks: {
|
|
@@ -49,7 +49,7 @@ var CODING_CRITERIA = [
|
|
|
49
49
|
label: "Abstraction \u2014 seeing the load-bearing thing, and being right",
|
|
50
50
|
graded: true,
|
|
51
51
|
definition: "Under genuine ambiguity (an obvious path sitting right there, no answer key): did the USER see that the obvious path was subtly wrong \u2014 or that something decisive was invisible \u2014 and do the non-obvious thing that made it right, AND were they right? The graded unit is the whole move: the CATCH (noticing the fork) -> the QUESTION (formulating it) -> the CALL (resolving it). The move surfaces three interchangeable ways, scored identically: a REFRAME (collapse a mess to its real axis), a QUESTION (pose the hard thing nobody posed), or an INSTRUMENT (build the code/chart/structure that makes the truth legible, then read it). Tag the SUBSTANCE, not the medium \u2014 a chart built (technical act) to make a human-intensity call legible is a JUDGMENT catch.",
|
|
52
|
-
read: "FOUR LEVERS set the height: (1) INVISIBILITY \u2014 how non-obvious there was anything to catch; a sharp operator in the flow drives past it (the DOMINANT lever); (2) DIFFICULTY of forming the catch; (3) STAKES \u2014 'without this, things silently go wrong' is the 9-10 condition; (4) SOUNDNESS \u2014 did the call hold. THREE OVERRIDING GATES: (a) OBVIOUSNESS KILLS IT \u2014 a correct, even load-bearing catch a sharp operator reaches anyway scores LOW ('you're evaluating the person not the AI' is correct but obvious -> ~5; 'compute in the OAuth dead-time' is real but fairly obvious -> ~6). (b) LEVERAGE BEATS INSIGHT \u2014 a move whose payoff is a HIGHER RATE OF FUTURE INSIGHT (building the tool that lets him set his own boundaries; timestamp-by-timestamp structure to instruct the grader precisely) raises the bandwidth of the loop that produces every later catch, and can outrank a clean one-off reframe. (c) SOUNDNESS GATE \u2014 a confident WRONG call to a noticed fork is an ANTI-SIGNAL; an honest 'not sure, here's a range' is NOT penalized. HUNT THE FORK BLIND \u2014 reconstruct what continuing-without-noticing looked like, then check whether/why he diverged; do NOT hand yourself the fork pre-formed or you score everyone's problem-finding a 10. TAG every instance: kind = systems | judgment | both (+ optional register: human/product/measurement). Reasoning and instrument-building are the SAME criterion. ANCHORS: 10 = 'OCEAN won't change, measure effectiveness of actions' (reframe that redefines the measure) /
|
|
52
|
+
read: "FOUR LEVERS set the height: (1) INVISIBILITY \u2014 how non-obvious there was anything to catch; a sharp operator in the flow drives past it (the DOMINANT lever); (2) DIFFICULTY of forming the catch; (3) STAKES \u2014 'without this, things silently go wrong' is the 9-10 condition; (4) SOUNDNESS \u2014 did the call hold. THREE OVERRIDING GATES: (a) OBVIOUSNESS KILLS IT \u2014 a correct, even load-bearing catch a sharp operator reaches anyway scores LOW ('you're evaluating the person not the AI' is correct but obvious -> ~5; 'compute in the OAuth dead-time' is real but fairly obvious -> ~6). (b) LEVERAGE BEATS INSIGHT \u2014 a move whose payoff is a HIGHER RATE OF FUTURE INSIGHT (building the tool that lets him set his own boundaries; timestamp-by-timestamp structure to instruct the grader precisely) raises the bandwidth of the loop that produces every later catch, and can outrank a clean one-off reframe. (c) SOUNDNESS GATE \u2014 a confident WRONG call to a noticed fork is an ANTI-SIGNAL; an honest 'not sure, here's a range' is NOT penalized. HUNT THE FORK BLIND \u2014 reconstruct what continuing-without-noticing looked like, then check whether/why he diverged; do NOT hand yourself the fork pre-formed or you score everyone's problem-finding a 10. TAG every instance: kind = systems | judgment | both (+ optional register: human/product/measurement). Reasoning and instrument-building are the SAME criterion. ANCHORS: 10 = 'OCEAN won't change, measure effectiveness of actions' (reframe that redefines the measure) / a human-stakes call where the person overrode the analytically-clean answer on knowledge only they could have about someone involved, and was right (lived judgment, requires being the person) / 'plot it sorted, let me set the boundaries' (leverage \u2014 builds the bandwidth tool); 9 = 'word count IS the proxy \u2014 sitting there is unfakeable focus' / 'uncertainty collapses in that direction'; 8 = 'a better metric is the difficulty of content + original synthesis' (hard opening question); 7 = 'this candidate seems too strong for his judgement to be real' (real non-obvious catch, modest stakes); 6 = 'compute in the OAuth dead-time' / 'why overcomplicate it, single agent' (real but obvious); 5 = 'you're evaluating the person not the AI' (correct but obvious).",
|
|
53
53
|
rungs: [
|
|
54
54
|
{ level: 2, marker: "A fork existed; defers the call to the AI, or takes the obvious branch; vague." },
|
|
55
55
|
{ level: 4, marker: "Notices something, but the question is vague or obvious \u2014 anyone in the seat asks it." },
|
|
@@ -205,11 +205,11 @@ var TRANSCRIPT_LINE_RE = new RegExp(`^\\s*(${NOTE})((,| and) ${NOTE})*\\s*$|^\\s
|
|
|
205
205
|
|
|
206
206
|
// ../../lib/calibration/index.ts
|
|
207
207
|
var DEFAULT_CALIBRATION = {
|
|
208
|
-
version: "2026-07-
|
|
208
|
+
version: "2026-07-16.2",
|
|
209
209
|
// = RUBRIC_FINGERPRINT of the shipped npm rubric (packages/coding-analyzer/
|
|
210
210
|
// src/grade/criteria.ts). A unit test fails loud when the rubric changes
|
|
211
211
|
// without this being updated (and re-pushed to the server).
|
|
212
|
-
rubricVersion: "
|
|
212
|
+
rubricVersion: "7983c01d53",
|
|
213
213
|
// Canonical scale = the one the product owner set for the public report
|
|
214
214
|
// (11=0.01% … 8=2%), extended downward from the old report ladder. The old
|
|
215
215
|
// CodeAnalysisView / npm-viewer maps (7→10%/15%, 6→25%/30%) were drift, not
|
|
@@ -296,6 +296,7 @@ var DEFAULT_CALIBRATION = {
|
|
|
296
296
|
codingTiers: {
|
|
297
297
|
push: { median: 300, sigma: 0.91, tag: "estimated \u2014 log-normal fit", source: "Anthropic 2026 Claude Code study (400k sessions): median engaged user ~8 prompts/day at ~35 words \u2014 ~300 directed words/day; tail: a 1-in-1,000 user AVERAGES ~5k directed words/day (near-daily heavy dictation, clearly below the ~10k single-day record). AVERAGE over substantial days, cumulative not spiky." },
|
|
298
298
|
focus: { median: 0.08, sigma: 0.559, tag: "estimated \u2014 proxy-anchored", source: "median: Anthropic 20h/week engaged-user figure implies ~1h/day of true rapid exchange against an 8h working day; ceiling anchored to the ~4h/day deep-work limit (45% share = 1-in-1,000). AVERAGE share, cumulative not spiky." },
|
|
299
|
+
hours: { median: 3, sigma: 0.4, tag: "estimated \u2014 proxy-anchored", source: "median: RescueTime-measured ~2h48m of real productive time/day (same source as the flow benchmark) \u2248 3h of active building; shape: sustaining ~7.5h/day \u2248 top 1%, a ~12h/day average \u2248 1-in-3,000. AVERAGE work-day length, cumulative not spiky." },
|
|
299
300
|
orchestration: { tag: "estimated \u2014 behavior bands", source: "no published concurrency distribution exists; ceiling anchored to the Claude Code lead's documented 10-15 parallel sessions" }
|
|
300
301
|
},
|
|
301
302
|
codingBenchmarks: {
|
|
@@ -15995,7 +15995,7 @@ var CODING_CRITERIA = [
|
|
|
15995
15995
|
label: "Abstraction \u2014 seeing the load-bearing thing, and being right",
|
|
15996
15996
|
graded: true,
|
|
15997
15997
|
definition: "Under genuine ambiguity (an obvious path sitting right there, no answer key): did the USER see that the obvious path was subtly wrong \u2014 or that something decisive was invisible \u2014 and do the non-obvious thing that made it right, AND were they right? The graded unit is the whole move: the CATCH (noticing the fork) -> the QUESTION (formulating it) -> the CALL (resolving it). The move surfaces three interchangeable ways, scored identically: a REFRAME (collapse a mess to its real axis), a QUESTION (pose the hard thing nobody posed), or an INSTRUMENT (build the code/chart/structure that makes the truth legible, then read it). Tag the SUBSTANCE, not the medium \u2014 a chart built (technical act) to make a human-intensity call legible is a JUDGMENT catch.",
|
|
15998
|
-
read: "FOUR LEVERS set the height: (1) INVISIBILITY \u2014 how non-obvious there was anything to catch; a sharp operator in the flow drives past it (the DOMINANT lever); (2) DIFFICULTY of forming the catch; (3) STAKES \u2014 'without this, things silently go wrong' is the 9-10 condition; (4) SOUNDNESS \u2014 did the call hold. THREE OVERRIDING GATES: (a) OBVIOUSNESS KILLS IT \u2014 a correct, even load-bearing catch a sharp operator reaches anyway scores LOW ('you're evaluating the person not the AI' is correct but obvious -> ~5; 'compute in the OAuth dead-time' is real but fairly obvious -> ~6). (b) LEVERAGE BEATS INSIGHT \u2014 a move whose payoff is a HIGHER RATE OF FUTURE INSIGHT (building the tool that lets him set his own boundaries; timestamp-by-timestamp structure to instruct the grader precisely) raises the bandwidth of the loop that produces every later catch, and can outrank a clean one-off reframe. (c) SOUNDNESS GATE \u2014 a confident WRONG call to a noticed fork is an ANTI-SIGNAL; an honest 'not sure, here's a range' is NOT penalized. HUNT THE FORK BLIND \u2014 reconstruct what continuing-without-noticing looked like, then check whether/why he diverged; do NOT hand yourself the fork pre-formed or you score everyone's problem-finding a 10. TAG every instance: kind = systems | judgment | both (+ optional register: human/product/measurement). Reasoning and instrument-building are the SAME criterion. ANCHORS: 10 = 'OCEAN won't change, measure effectiveness of actions' (reframe that redefines the measure) /
|
|
15998
|
+
read: "FOUR LEVERS set the height: (1) INVISIBILITY \u2014 how non-obvious there was anything to catch; a sharp operator in the flow drives past it (the DOMINANT lever); (2) DIFFICULTY of forming the catch; (3) STAKES \u2014 'without this, things silently go wrong' is the 9-10 condition; (4) SOUNDNESS \u2014 did the call hold. THREE OVERRIDING GATES: (a) OBVIOUSNESS KILLS IT \u2014 a correct, even load-bearing catch a sharp operator reaches anyway scores LOW ('you're evaluating the person not the AI' is correct but obvious -> ~5; 'compute in the OAuth dead-time' is real but fairly obvious -> ~6). (b) LEVERAGE BEATS INSIGHT \u2014 a move whose payoff is a HIGHER RATE OF FUTURE INSIGHT (building the tool that lets him set his own boundaries; timestamp-by-timestamp structure to instruct the grader precisely) raises the bandwidth of the loop that produces every later catch, and can outrank a clean one-off reframe. (c) SOUNDNESS GATE \u2014 a confident WRONG call to a noticed fork is an ANTI-SIGNAL; an honest 'not sure, here's a range' is NOT penalized. HUNT THE FORK BLIND \u2014 reconstruct what continuing-without-noticing looked like, then check whether/why he diverged; do NOT hand yourself the fork pre-formed or you score everyone's problem-finding a 10. TAG every instance: kind = systems | judgment | both (+ optional register: human/product/measurement). Reasoning and instrument-building are the SAME criterion. ANCHORS: 10 = 'OCEAN won't change, measure effectiveness of actions' (reframe that redefines the measure) / a human-stakes call where the person overrode the analytically-clean answer on knowledge only they could have about someone involved, and was right (lived judgment, requires being the person) / 'plot it sorted, let me set the boundaries' (leverage \u2014 builds the bandwidth tool); 9 = 'word count IS the proxy \u2014 sitting there is unfakeable focus' / 'uncertainty collapses in that direction'; 8 = 'a better metric is the difficulty of content + original synthesis' (hard opening question); 7 = 'this candidate seems too strong for his judgement to be real' (real non-obvious catch, modest stakes); 6 = 'compute in the OAuth dead-time' / 'why overcomplicate it, single agent' (real but obvious); 5 = 'you're evaluating the person not the AI' (correct but obvious).",
|
|
15999
15999
|
rungs: [
|
|
16000
16000
|
{ level: 2, marker: "A fork existed; defers the call to the AI, or takes the obvious branch; vague." },
|
|
16001
16001
|
{ level: 4, marker: "Notices something, but the question is vague or obvious \u2014 anyone in the seat asks it." },
|
|
@@ -16103,11 +16103,11 @@ var TRANSCRIPT_LINE_RE = new RegExp(`^\\s*(${NOTE})((,| and) ${NOTE})*\\s*$|^\\s
|
|
|
16103
16103
|
|
|
16104
16104
|
// ../../lib/calibration/index.ts
|
|
16105
16105
|
var DEFAULT_CALIBRATION = {
|
|
16106
|
-
version: "2026-07-
|
|
16106
|
+
version: "2026-07-16.2",
|
|
16107
16107
|
// = RUBRIC_FINGERPRINT of the shipped npm rubric (packages/coding-analyzer/
|
|
16108
16108
|
// src/grade/criteria.ts). A unit test fails loud when the rubric changes
|
|
16109
16109
|
// without this being updated (and re-pushed to the server).
|
|
16110
|
-
rubricVersion: "
|
|
16110
|
+
rubricVersion: "7983c01d53",
|
|
16111
16111
|
// Canonical scale = the one the product owner set for the public report
|
|
16112
16112
|
// (11=0.01% … 8=2%), extended downward from the old report ladder. The old
|
|
16113
16113
|
// CodeAnalysisView / npm-viewer maps (7→10%/15%, 6→25%/30%) were drift, not
|
|
@@ -16194,6 +16194,7 @@ var DEFAULT_CALIBRATION = {
|
|
|
16194
16194
|
codingTiers: {
|
|
16195
16195
|
push: { median: 300, sigma: 0.91, tag: "estimated \u2014 log-normal fit", source: "Anthropic 2026 Claude Code study (400k sessions): median engaged user ~8 prompts/day at ~35 words \u2014 ~300 directed words/day; tail: a 1-in-1,000 user AVERAGES ~5k directed words/day (near-daily heavy dictation, clearly below the ~10k single-day record). AVERAGE over substantial days, cumulative not spiky." },
|
|
16196
16196
|
focus: { median: 0.08, sigma: 0.559, tag: "estimated \u2014 proxy-anchored", source: "median: Anthropic 20h/week engaged-user figure implies ~1h/day of true rapid exchange against an 8h working day; ceiling anchored to the ~4h/day deep-work limit (45% share = 1-in-1,000). AVERAGE share, cumulative not spiky." },
|
|
16197
|
+
hours: { median: 3, sigma: 0.4, tag: "estimated \u2014 proxy-anchored", source: "median: RescueTime-measured ~2h48m of real productive time/day (same source as the flow benchmark) \u2248 3h of active building; shape: sustaining ~7.5h/day \u2248 top 1%, a ~12h/day average \u2248 1-in-3,000. AVERAGE work-day length, cumulative not spiky." },
|
|
16197
16198
|
orchestration: { tag: "estimated \u2014 behavior bands", source: "no published concurrency distribution exists; ceiling anchored to the Claude Code lead's documented 10-15 parallel sessions" }
|
|
16198
16199
|
},
|
|
16199
16200
|
codingBenchmarks: {
|