Evidaxis

Coverage atlas · Epoch 01

6277 systems. 10 cohorts. One longitudinal map.

You cannot catch a flare without the baseline that came before it. So we record the frontier wide and early, every score frozen, with hash-pinned inputs and open raw provenance. Absence here means one thing: no baseline yet. The instrument is the coverage, and the coverage is what compounds.

GUI & Computer-Use Agents

AI Agents · 7 systems · 0 with citation axis · 2 with direct-dependents axis

Inference & Serving

AI Infrastructure · 14 systems · 0 with citation axis · 5 with direct-dependents axis

Multimodal Foundation Models

Foundation Models · 13 systems · 0 with citation axis · 0 with direct-dependents axis

Media Generation

Multimodal & Media Generation · 15 systems · 0 with citation axis · 2 with direct-dependents axis
Known gaps
  • Closed-source systems. Private SaaS leaves few public, hard-to-game signals; this pilot tracks OSS / research-native systems where the data is rich and tamper-resistant.
  • Systems without a paper. Where no academic source is configured, citation-source availability is recorded as source_not_measured.
  • Own packages. This axis measures the trajectory of a system's own packages: declared in its own tree, published under that name, and not attributed by deps.dev to another repository. A package with no repository link is unverified and stays. The self-name exclusion list is fixed at the v2h.1 panel. Systems with no admitted package are not measured on this axis. Points that cannot be derived exactly are withheld, and the series restarts after a withheld point.
  • New systems. Weekly history is reported as an exact count against the four-observation minimum. Each weekly snapshot adds one observation.
  • Beyond AI. The taxonomy reserves room beyond AI; this pilot measures three AI frontiers only.

The record gets stronger the longer it runs. Only a continuous baseline can catch a flare against its own past, and ours starts here.

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