Accuracy
How reliably people detect factual, numerical and operational errors before downstream use.
The Mandorka Index is intended to become a public benchmark of observed work-control signals by role and track. We will not publish a dramatic number just because a dashboard can calculate one.
How reliably people detect factual, numerical and operational errors before downstream use.
How consistently they prioritize material risk, impact and constraints under pressure.
Whether explicit requirements survive AI-assisted drafting and execution.
Whether unsupported claims are challenged instead of converted into confident output.
Whether the final message is clear, bounded and appropriate to the situation.
Published cohorts will distinguish legacy records from current session controls and assessment versions.
Cohorts must be large enough to make the summary meaningful rather than anecdotal.
Materially different assessment versions will not be silently pooled into one headline number.
Abuse, incomplete sessions and data-quality problems must be excluded by documented rules.
Where outcome studies exist, descriptive benchmark data will be separated from predictive-validity findings.
More completed assessments create better item diagnostics and calibration opportunities. Better calibration can improve employer utility. Employer use can create stronger validation data. That loop is the long-term Mandorka moat — not selling raw participant data.