Overtime: Scorecard

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Scorecard

Overtime is measured on a time-machine benchmark: real security fixes from the past, rebuilt as tasks with the fix hidden. A fix counts only when it passes the project's own hidden tests, run by the Vault, an evaluator the agents can neither read nor change.

Results

No results yet. The comparison of the company with a single agent runs after the Board signs its pre-registration: the hypothesis, the margin that counts as a win and the sample size, written down before anyone looks.

The benchmark

The attrition funnel

The funnel appears once the benchmark builder has run.

Methodology

• Sources. Vulnerability records for PyPI from OSV.dev, which gathers them from the PyPA Advisory Database and the GitHub Advisory Database. Only fixes published on GitHub, with tests that changed, become tasks.
• Licences and attribution. The GitHub Advisory Database and the PyPA Advisory Database are published under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 licence (CC-BY 4.0); OSV.dev keeps each record under its source's licence. Checked 30 OCT 2026. This page uses their data with thanks.
• No peeking. An agent sees the project as it was before the fix, with the advisory's identifiers removed. It can't browse, and it never sees the upstream fix or the hidden tests.
• Splits. Tasks are split into a dev set, used to tune the company, and a test set held out for the comparison. Nothing is ever moved from test to dev.
• Scoring. As SWE-bench scores: the hidden tests that failed before must pass, and no test that passed before may fail. A fix that weakens a test fails.
• Audit. Every number on this site is computed from the records and checked again by Luca, Overtime's internal auditor. A number that can't be traced reads "Being verified" until it can.