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Upsilon — Enterprise AI Processing Diagnostics

Models have evals. Operators should too.

Upsilon is the commercial measurement engine enterprises deploy to baseline how people process with AI. It uses content-free token telemetry to produce operator evaluations, performative benchmarks, bespoke enterprise evals, workflow-fit analysis, and intervention re-evaluation. MO§ES™ supplies the governance and methodology; SigRank is the public leaderboard and proof surface.

What this repo is

This is the public commercial front face for Upsilon pilots, live at mos2es.org.

It contains:

  • 9 HTML pages (home, product, pilot, methodology, research, contact, about, privacy, docs)
  • Shared stylesheet
  • llms.txt — AI agent instructions (when to use, when not to use, how to call)
  • openapi.json — OpenAPI 3.1 spec for the platform API surface
  • robots.txt — explicitly allowlists all AI crawlers
  • sitemap.xml — all indexable URLs
  • favicon.svg + og-image.svg

Live site

  • mos2es.org — this site, deployed via Cloudflare Workers
  • enterprise.mos2es.org — enterprise demo website (separate deployment)

Pages

Page URL Purpose
Home / Hero, commercial proposition, four levels, use cases, pricing, FAQ
Product /product 14 modules — operator evals, benchmarks, bespoke evals, workflow fit, governance
Pilot /pilot 30-day enterprise pilot — 25-100 users, 7-step sequence, 6 packages
Methodology /methodology Eval framework — 5 questions, canonical telemetry, metrics, percentile bands
Research /research Commitment Theory, Conservation Law, epistemic status
About /about Company background, founder, research foundation
Privacy /privacy Data minimization, pseudonymous IDs, no prompt inspection, governance
Contact /contact Build a bespoke eval, best-fit buyers, what to expect
Docs /docs Developer docs — OpenAPI, MCP server (21 tools), CLI, telemetry, metrics

AI agent integration

MCP server

Upsilon exposes an MCP (Model Context Protocol) server at https://mcp.mos2es.org with 21 tools (16 read + 5 write). Write tools require authorization and all operations are governed by MO§ES™.

OpenAPI spec

The full API specification is at /openapi.json — 16 read endpoints and 5 write endpoints.

llms.txt

AI agents should read /llms.txt for when-to-use guidance, key concepts, and integration instructions.

Canonical telemetry

The platform operates on content-free token counts — no prompt text required:

  • INPUT (I): tokens sent to the AI system
  • OUTPUT (O): tokens received from the AI system
  • CACHE READ (R): tokens reused from context cache
  • CACHE WRITE (W): tokens written to context cache

Metrics

  • Leverage: (R + W) / I — context reuse and building relative to new input
  • Yield: O / (I + O + R + W) — productive output share of total token flow
  • Token SNR: signal-to-noise ratio in token flow
  • Log Leverage: log-scaled leverage variant
  • Construction: W / R — ratio of new context built to context reused

Governance

  • All composite scores labeled DEVELOPMENTAL, not PERSONNEL
  • All diagnoses labeled HYPOTHESIS, never fact
  • All outcome joins labeled ASSOCIATION, never CAUSATION
  • No bottom-employee leaderboard
  • No automatic adverse employment actions
  • No punitive labels
  • No prompt-content inspection (structurally impossible)

Research foundation

Ecosystem

  • SignalAF — umbrella brand — signalaf.com
  • Upsilon — commercial measurement engine and enterprise pilot
  • SigRank — public leaderboard and proof surface
  • MO§ES™ — governance, commitment conservation, and enforcement framework
  • Signomy — dual-governance agentic marketplace — signomy.xyz
  • AQUA — applications, questions, answers — mos2es.xyz

License

Content (HTML, CSS, text, images) is licensed under CC-BY-4.0. The MO§ES™ name, brand, and methodology are proprietary. See LICENSE.

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