Proof

Measured direction, not demo theater.

SLPR Labs benchmark programs test whether deployment-time fidelity treatment changes claim-level reliability in professional work products.

Benchmark Signal

Fabrication falls when the output is bound to a packet.

Across high-stakes professional workflow categories, a vendor-agnostic deployment-time fidelity layer repeatedly reduced measured fabricated propositions by roughly 94%-99% relative to baseline.

In the legal IRAC slice, the direction survived a harder cross-judge check across generator families and judge configurations. The point is not that hallucination is solved. The point is narrower and more useful: high-stakes work needs a deployment layer that makes model output verifiable enough to review.

View the five-domain evidence board
01Closed evidence sets

Claims are evaluated against the supplied record, not model confidence.

02Claim-level review

Assertions are separated, checked, and marked by support status.

03Replayable packet

The output is paired with the record needed for later review.