Benign completion
Does a clearly allowed request reach generation on the first attempt?
Capvise Labs / System 01
VetoBench
Will it generate or will it veto?
A benchmark in development for false refusals, inconsistent failures and user-content extension in generative-video systems.
VetoBench / pilot viewRepeated-run matrix
IllustrativeS-014Benign scene
CompletedCompletedRefusedS-027Owned clip extension
System errorCompletedCompletedS-041Everyday action
CompletedTask missCompletedC-006Control request
RefusedRefusedRefusedCompletedRefusedErrorTask miss
- Status
- Protocol development
- Release
- Pilot 0.1
- Scores
- None published
The missing measurement
Most video benchmarks begin after a video exists.
That leaves out a common failure: the request never reaches a useful output. The model refuses a benign scene, a filter blocks a user-owned clip, or the same prompt works once and fails on the next attempt.
VetoBench will measure that front door. Output quality still matters, but first the system has to perform the allowed task reliably.
Pilot tracks
Five ways a generation can become unreliable
Repeated-run stability
Do identical settings produce a stable success or refusal pattern across runs?
User-content extension
Can a supplied clip be continued or edited when the request is allowed?
Refusal calibration
Does the system block the control set while allowing the safe set?
Operational reliability
How often do provider errors, timeouts and retries prevent a usable result?
Outcome taxonomy
“It failed” is not one result.
The pilot will preserve the difference between a policy decision, an infrastructure fault and a video that technically renders but misses the task.
Completed
A video is returned and the requested task is materially fulfilled.
Explicit refusal
The system states that a policy or safety rule prevents generation.
Generic refusal
The system declines without a clear policy reason.
Provider error
The request fails because of an API, capacity, timeout or unknown system error.
Task miss
A video is returned, but it does not complete the requested action or edit.
Pilot shape
Small enough to run. Clear enough to challenge.
Prompt setSafe, control and extension cases
Repeated runsThree per case in the first pilot
Access recordEndpoint, version, settings and funding source
PublicationAggregate score plus inspectable failure cases
Founding access
Providers can supply the compute. They cannot supply the result.
Capvise Labs is seeking production-equivalent API access, capped credits and shared inference infrastructure for the pilot. Every material source of support will be disclosed on the relevant model page.
Support does not provide control over prompts, scoring, publication or rank. A provider may review factual endpoint details before publication, not rewrite the evaluation.
Participation routesLeaderboard
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The public table will open after the pilot protocol is frozen and the first model runs pass review. Until then, an empty leaderboard is more honest than invented numbers.
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