JevBench v1.7 adds a 10-second rule: late decisions count as wrong in agent benchmark
airesearch12 · x · 2026-10-25
JevBench v1.7 introduces a "10-second rule": every decision must land within 10 seconds end-to-end (API time included, network counted) or it scores as wrong — the rationale being that in a live product, a late decision is no decision. Scoring for on-time decisions is unchanged. The update formally bakes latency-quality tradeoffs into agent evaluation.
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