Synopsis
$ zevron.exe --versionThe Ledger is a held-out benchmark that Zevron never trains against — the oracle that
catches silently-wrong code. zevron ledger reports how the current registry performs
against it.
Curve
zevron ledger curve plots held-out pass-rate and cost per task against registry
size, with a flat baseline for the registry turned off:
zevron — ledger
zevron ❯ zevron ledger curve
held-out pass-rate ↑ · cost / task ↓ · registry off stays flat
Use zevron ledger summary for the latest pass-rate and cost as plain numbers.
Flags
| Flag | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|
| --window | 30d | Time window for the report. |
| --json | off | Emit machine-readable output. |
Why held-out
Because the Ledger is never trained against, a number it reports is real capability, not something memorized. That is what makes pass-rate on the Ledger meaningful — and what the registry moves. See the Registry and the trust model.
