METHOD / ENGLISH · VERSION 2.0

How we test a relay

Seven checks over four wire protocols, each reduced to pass, suspect, fail, or skip. Every verdict points back to evidence. The Chinese page is the source of record.

What the public grade means

A/B/C describes availability in a 7-day window using public probe samples: A is at least 99% online and 5s average latency, B is 97% and 6.5s, C is everything else. The grade is not a model-authenticity, billing, or safety rating. Detection failures are not folded into the public grade yet.

The seven checks

Protocols

OpenAI Chat (/chat/completions), OpenAI Responses (/responses), Anthropic Messages (/v1/messages), and Gemini (/v1beta/models/{model}:generateContent). Coverage differs: tools are skipped on Anthropic and Gemini, streaming is skipped on Responses and Gemini. The detect page states skipped checks instead of scoring them as passes.

Scoring and samples

The availability score is 0.75 × onlineRate + 0.25 × max(0, 100 − latency × 8). It only orders sites within the same window. A site with 518 samples and a site with 2,041 samples do not carry the same confidence; under 200 samples we say “watch”, not “recommended”.

Reference library boundary

We pin LM Detector (MIT, commit 2c61f8f dated 2026-11-13) for its 36-challenge suite and file hashes as a method record. v1 does not run its code and does not use its closed-set reference bank for model classification. Closed-set results only hold inside the reference sample range.

Limits

Full Chinese method page: 怎么测. Probe registry and request counts: /__verify/meta.