Context Pack EvaluatorDeclared evidence · deterministic measurement

Measure the context reduction. Test what evidence survived.

Define the passages a workflow must retain, then test a bounded Context Pack against that requirement instead of accepting a compression claim on faith.

The evaluator makes the scope of a result explicit: task, token budget, sources, required evidence, and what did or did not appear in the compiled pack.

Evaluation method

Three things a credible compression result needs.

01 · Declare

Provide source documents, a task, and a token budget—then name the exact evidence spans that must survive.

02 · Compile

The deterministic compiler ranks, deduplicates, and bounds context. No model grades the supplied material.

03 · Report

Receive token and byte metrics, source coverage, duplicate removal, and retained-or-omitted results for every declared span.

Result boundary

Retained is a traceability result, not a truth claim.

Retained means the exact required span appears in an included passage from its declared source. Omitted means it does not. Neither result establishes factual accuracy, model-answer quality, legal compliance, or downstream hallucination behavior.

Use in an assessment

Compare a real workflow before adopting new infrastructure.

Repeat the evaluation on a representative, sanitized corpus. Publish the task, budget, source count, evidence definition, and measured results. Do not generalize one benchmark into a universal savings or quality promise.