The trial kit
The analysis shows the two steps where the path to AGI fails. The trial kit is the instrument for testing it: run it yourself and see whether the system you test bridges that gap.
Test the claim instead of taking our word for it
- Works on any AI system. Run it on Anthropic, OpenAI, Google Gemini, xAI, any OpenAI-compatible service, a model you serve locally, or your own agent or harness wrapped as a program. You choose the system, and you use your own API key, which is never written to disk.
- A ready-to-run trial. Scripts run it end to end and record every request and response.
- A measurement, not an impression. It separates what a system does when asked from what it does when no one asks, and scores the result statistically, including agreement between independent raters.
- Results you can compare. Fixed settings, recorded with every run, so one run can be checked against another, and one system against another.
- The full protocol and run sheet. The written protocol, the materials, the rating rubric, and the threats to validity we recorded, so a reviewer can see exactly what was done.
- The analysis itself. A copy of the QRG AGI Systems Analysis page to go with your results.
Unlock and use by making a donation to a worthy cause supported by the Quidoris Research Group.
Start by signing in to Quidoris with your email address. Your email is how we match your donation to your account.
- Sign in to Quidoris with your email, so we know which account to unlock.
- Give $250 at nationalfriends.org/donate. Choose “One-time”, then “Other amount”, and enter 250. In the optional comment, write “AGI trial kit”. Checkout is processed by Stripe.
- Forward your receipt. National Friends emails a receipt after payment. Forward it to ken@quidoris.com with the subject “AGI trial kit”, and include the email you sign in to Quidoris with, if it is different.
- Download. Once we have unlocked your account, come back to this page and the download button appears.
Unlocking is done by hand, so the button appears after we have read your receipt.
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Why your donation matters
Families waiting for a liver transplant make hard decisions while timing matters. National Friends exists so they do not make them alone, and, in its words, so they can “face transplant with clarity, not fear.” Your $250 goes to that work. In return, you get the instrument for testing this research.