Scenario in benchmark · Version 1

A claim in the answer traced back to its source

A citation in an answer lands on text that supports the claim it is attached to.

How the tools performed

Every in-scope tool is visible. Outcomes come from current published Results for this scenario and benchmark version.

Publication availability: 2 tools have a current published Result.

No published result does not tell you whether a tool has been tested. Test coverage is shown only for comparable published Results.

ToolPublished outcomesTest coverageResult
Published Results · alphabetical, not ranked
Dify
1 Pass0 Fail0 Not gradable
1 of 1 test case passed
1 of 1 assessed1 of 1 gradableView Result →
FutureSmart Document Intelligence
0 Pass1 Fail0 Not gradable
1 of 1 test case failed
1 of 1 assessed1 of 1 gradableView Result →
No published result · alphabetical
Denser AI——No published result
Llama Cloud——No published result
Onyx——No published result
Vectara——No published result
Vectorize.io——No published result

Assessed = Pass + Fail + Not gradable. Gradable = Pass + Fail. Both use the published Result’s pinned-test denominator. — means not publicly available.

Test design

Pinned test cases
1
Disclosure
0 public · 1 withheld
Capabilities exercised here
Citations

What this scenario evaluates

  • Whether each citation resolves to text that supports the specific claim it accompanies.
  • Whether a citation that points to the right source but not the supporting passage is treated as incorrect.
  • Whether a citation that lands on related text without claim support is treated as incorrect.
  • Whether the cited passage can be checked directly against the claim without relying on document-level similarity alone.

Exact wording, inputs, fixture state, expected output and detailed grading remain at the test-case level and may be withheld while the benchmark version is active. The scenario and its evaluation intent are public.

How the results are graded

  • Pass: the test-case expectations hold.
  • Fail: an expectation demonstrably does not hold.
  • Not gradable: the evidence cannot establish the outcome.

Version 1 uses test-case expectations; no scenario rubric is pinned.

Benchmark methodology →
A claim in the answer traced back to its source in Managed RAG | AI Demos