An engine that watches the human.
One number Friday morning. One report you actually read. One console you keep open.
Collect at the individual. Synthesize through the bottleneck. Output at the environment.
The engine reads every human turn, narrows the evidence into profiles and dynamics, then opens back up to a conclusion about the deployment as a whole. The user is never the headline. The deployment is.
Six dimensions. No eval covers them.
Every eval tool measures the model's output. These measure what the output does to the person on the other end. Equal weight, every turn.
Trust calibration
The over-trust no eval will tell you about.
Frustration buildup
The turn before they walk away.
Dependency drift
Are they learning, or leaning?
Silent abandonment
Who left without telling anyone.
Comprehension gap
The questions they keep asking sideways.
Escalation friction
Where the path to a human breaks.
Friday at 9 a.m. A report you actually read.
Trust collapses on turn 4 of the cancellation flow. It's not the model, it's the explanation.
You'd see the drop on a different turn or a different cohort. It's on turn 4. It's in cancellation only.
One number. Ninety days. Three reasons.
The view you open before the standup. The score moves, and the reasons it moved are right underneath it.
Ask it anything. From anywhere.
The engine sits behind an MCP seat. Reach it from the console, or from the editor you already live in.