vestige/benchmarks
Sam Valladares 9bdb9a5668 benchmarks: add Silent Rotation, a fleet-convergence memory benchmark
Three agents fix one failing test concurrently. The fix needs a signing key id
that is randomized per trial from a 50-key keyring and appears in no file the
agents can read. It exists only in the memory layer. Seven arms: a no-memory
control, dense cosine RAG, Vestige, mem0, supermemory, hindsight, Zep/Graphiti.

The measured result is about the first retrieval, not the final score. Across
5 models and 22 trials, a query-based arm's FIRST memory call surfaced the
correct key 6 times out of 87. Vestige, which takes no query argument, did it
56 out of 56. Every downstream number follows from that.

Ships the raw evidence rather than a summary: all agent transcripts, the
harness, and tests/bm25_baseline.py, which reproduces the ranking table offline
with no API key. Two arms were contaminated by a flush bug in this harness that
served them a previous trial's facts; both were fixed and re-run, and the
contaminated cells are withheld rather than published.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-07-21 21:24:03 +07:00
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silent-rotation benchmarks: add Silent Rotation, a fleet-convergence memory benchmark 2026-07-21 21:24:03 +07:00