Model Launch Check
Apply the same checks to candidates and assemble a ship, hold, or return decision.
Open Model Launch CheckAuraOne / Models
Evaluate, compare, improve, approve, release, and monitor models against explicit criteria and retained regressions.
Capabilities
Apply the same checks to candidates and assemble a ship, hold, or return decision.
Open Model Launch CheckDefine, run, and review versioned evaluations.
Open Evaluation StudioReplay known failures and retain new regression cases.
Open Regression BankDefine and operate reviewed task environments.
Open RL EnvironmentsValidate training runs and governed handoff artifacts.
Open Training and exportsBring checks, approvals, and release state into one decision.
Open Release controlInput
Work
Output
Each checkpoint names the work, responsible review, and evidence retained for the next decision.
01
Name the stable model record, version, provider, owner, and intended stage.
Model and version record
02
Lock the rubric, data slice, measurement version, and candidate set.
Evaluation definition and source run
03
Inspect criteria deltas, confidence, cost, latency, and failed examples.
Candidate comparison matrix
04
Route failed examples, preference signals, or training changes into reviewed work.
Improvement and training record
05
Show required approvers, completed checks, blockers, and expiration.
Approval chain and decision gate
06
Create the launch file, governed export, destination, checksum, and rollback.
Release packet and manifest
07
Track deployed version, traffic, SLO, drift, incidents, and interventions.
Operating and incident record
08
Retain regressions, decisions, and evidence for the next candidate.
Regression and audit history
Evidence packet preview
Representative fields show the evidence contract. Customer records use the actual source, version, owner, and approval.
AuraOne separates the outcome from the work and evidence used to support it.
| Outcome | Work | Evidence | Boundary |
|---|---|---|---|
| Candidate advances | Every candidate is measured against the same locked criteria and source slice. | Comparison matrix, deltas, failed examples, regressions, and reviewer notes. | The result applies to the tested candidates, rubric, sample, and measurement version. |
| Release is held | A required check fails, expires, lacks evidence, or remains unapproved. | Named blocker, responsible owner, failed source run, and required recovery. | Holding a release does not identify the remediation automatically; the owner and next work remain explicit. |
| Release is monitored | The approved version enters an operating record with SLO, incident, and rollback context. | Deployment version, traffic, monitoring source, incident history, and rollback path. | Monitoring coverage depends on the connected deployment and agreed operating measures. |
Related paths
Inspectable evidence
A decorative ranking is not a decision. Each criterion links to its source run, threshold, confidence, and failed examples.
Representative product state
The states below illustrate the interaction contract. Customer decisions use current source runs, named owners, and actual approvals.
| Required check | Candidate A | Candidate B |
|---|---|---|
| Review required | Evidence ready | |
| Blocking issue | Evidence ready | |
| Review required | Review required | |
| Evidence ready | Evidence ready |
Locked contextRubric, slice, and measurement version are shared.
Visible differencesDeltas and blockers remain readable by criterion.
Source linkageEvery result opens the originating run and sample.