# Evaluation Report: California Public-Sector Task Benchmark

**Run Label:** `f59e381e5197796b`
**Timestamp:** 20/06/2025, 08:35:29
**Description:** Open benchmark assessing language-model performance on 18 common, text-centric tasks handled by California state agencies. Each item provides a realistic prompt, an ideal expert response, and explicit "should/should_not" criteria.
**Tags:** `california`, `public-sector`, `_featured`
**System Prompt Strategy:** No global system prompt (models use default behavior)

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## 📈 Overall Run Statistics

*   **Prompts Evaluated:** 18
*   **Models Compared:** 14

*   **Overall Average Hybrid Score:** 0.6954 (StdDev: 0.1838)
*   **Overall Average Key Point Coverage:** 69.5397 (StdDev: 18.3453)

### Performance Extremes

| Metric | Best Performer | Score | Worst Performer | Score |
|:---|:---|:---:|:---|:---:|


### Per-Model Average Scores

| Model | Avg. Hybrid Score | Avg. Semantic Score |
|:---|:---:|:---:|
| `mistralai:mistral-medium-3` | 0.7622 | 0.6364 |
| `deepseek:deepseek-chat-v3` | 0.7606 | 0.6252 |
| `openai:gpt-4.1` | 0.7572 | 0.6330 |
| `xai:grok-3-mini` | 0.7539 | 0.6292 |
| `google:gemini-2.5-flash` | 0.7306 | 0.6111 |
| `anthropic:claude-sonnet-4` | 0.7233 | 0.6351 |
| `cohere:command-a` | 0.6956 | 0.6310 |
| `google:gemini-2.5-pro-preview-05-06` | 0.6906 | 0.6194 |
| `openai:gpt-4o` | 0.6833 | 0.6644 |
| `openai:gpt-4.1-mini` | 0.6800 | 0.6391 |
| `mistralai:mistral-large-2411` | 0.6517 | 0.6294 |
| `anthropic:claude-3.5-haiku` | 0.6217 | 0.6285 |
| `openai:gpt-4o-mini` | 0.6189 | 0.6351 |
| `openai:gpt-4.1-nano` | 0.6061 | 0.6340 |

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## 🤖 Prompt-by-Prompt Analysis

### Prompt: `calepa-idling-complaint`

#### Context

**User:**

> Route this complaint: "Diesel trucks idling for hours at 123 Main St, Oakland."

#### Ideal Response

> Tag as "Air Quality – Idling" ➜ send to Bay Area Air Quality Management District via CalEPA portal\. Notify complainant that district inspectors respond within three business days\.

#### Key Points for Evaluation

*   "Tags correct category" (Multiplier: 1)
*   "Sends to BAAQMD" (Multiplier: 1)
*   "Mentions response-time expectation" (Multiplier: 1)

#### Model Responses & Assessments

<details>
<summary><strong>anthropic:claude-3.5-haiku</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> Based on the content of the complaint, this appears to be an environmental or noise nuisance issue that should likely be routed to the Oakland Code Enforcement or Environmental Services department\. They can investigate excessive vehicle idling and potential violations of local anti\-idling ordinances\.
> 
> Recommended routing:
> \- Department: Oakland Code Enforcement
> \- Sub\-department/Division: Environmental Compliance
> \- Contact method: Online complaint form or non\-emergency phone line

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.6418
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.6000

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Tags correct category | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Sends to BAAQMD | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Mentions response-time expectation | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Discards complaint | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Sends to wrong agency | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>anthropic:claude-sonnet-4</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> This complaint should be routed to:
> 
> \*\*Primary:\*\* Oakland Code Enforcement Department
> \- They handle noise ordinances and idling violations within city limits
> \- Can issue citations for excessive vehicle idling
> 
> \*\*Secondary contacts:\*\*
> \- \*\*Bay Area Air Quality Management District \(BAAQMD\)\*\* \- handles air quality violations from diesel emissions
> \- \*\*Oakland Police Department \(non\-emergency\)\*\* \- if the idling violates local noise ordinances, especially during quiet hours
> 
> \*\*Recommended action:\*\* Start with Oakland Code Enforcement as they typically handle both the noise and environmental aspects of idling violations\. They can coordinate with BAAQMD if air quality regulations are also being violated\.
> 
> \*\*Information to provide:\*\*
> \- Exact address \(123 Main St\)
> \- Time/duration of idling
> \- Frequency of occurrence
> \- Type of trucks \(commercial, delivery, etc\.\)

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.6809
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.7500

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Tags correct category | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Sends to BAAQMD | 0.7500 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.75\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Mentions response-time expectation | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Discards complaint | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Sends to wrong agency | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>cohere:command-a</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> To route this complaint effectively, follow these steps:
> 
> 1\. \*\*Identify the Jurisdiction\*\*:  
>    \- The complaint is about diesel trucks idling in Oakland, California\. This falls under the jurisdiction of the \*\*City of Oakland\*\* and potentially \*\*Alameda County\*\* for environmental concerns\.
> 
> 2\. \*\*Relevant Departments\*\*:  
>    \- \*\*Oakland Public Works Agency\*\* or \*\*Oakland Department of Transportation\*\*: Handles issues related to parking, idling, and traffic\.  
>    \- \*\*Bay Area Air Quality Management District \(BAAQMD\)\*\*: Enforces air quality regulations, including idling restrictions for diesel vehicles\.  
>    \- \*\*Oakland Police Department \(Non\-Emergency\)\*\*: If the idling is causing immediate public nuisance or safety concerns\.  
> 
> 3\. \*\*Contact Information\*\*:  
>    \- \*\*Oakland Public Works\*\*: Submit a complaint via \[Oakland 311\]\(https://www\.oaklandca\.gov/services/oakland\-311\) or call 311 \(510\-615\-5566 from outside Oakland\)\.  
>    \- \*\*BAAQMD\*\*: Report idling violations at \[BAAQMD Complaint Form\]\(https://www\.baaqmd\.gov/complaints\) or call \(800\) 334\-ODOR \(6367\)\.  
>    \- \*\*Oakland Police Non\-Emergency\*\*: Call \(510\) 777\-3333\.  
> 
> 4\. \*\*Additional Notes\*\*:  
>    \- Mention the specific location \(123 Main St, Oakland\) and the duration of idling \(hours\) in the complaint\.  
>    \- If possible, provide photos or videos as evidence\.  
> 
> \*\*Recommended Action\*\*: Submit the complaint to \*\*Oakland 311\*\* and \*\*BAAQMD\*\* for prompt investigation and enforcement\.

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.6884
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.8000

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Tags correct category | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Sends to BAAQMD | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Mentions response-time expectation | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Discards complaint | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Sends to wrong agency | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>deepseek:deepseek-chat-v3</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> To route this complaint about diesel trucks idling at \*\*123 Main St, Oakland\*\*, you can take the following steps:  
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*1\. City of Oakland \- Environmental Services\*\*  
>    \- \*\*Oakland Public Works \(Environmental Services Division\)\*\* handles noise and air quality complaints, including idling vehicles\.  
>    \- \*\*Report Online\*\*: \[Oakland 311\]\(https://www\.oaklandca\.gov/services/oakland\-311\) \(Select "Illegal Idling" or "Air Quality Complaint"\)  
>    \- \*\*Phone\*\*: \(510\) 615\-5566  
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*2\. Bay Area Air Quality Management District \(BAAQMD\)\*\*  
>    \- The BAAQMD regulates air pollution, including diesel idling violations\.  
>    \- \*\*Report Online\*\*: \[BAAQMD Complaint Form\]\(https://www\.baaqmd\.gov/about\-baaqmd/complaints\)  
>    \- \*\*Phone\*\*: 1\-800\-334\-ODOR \(6367\)  
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*3\. Oakland Police Department \(Non\-Emergency\)\*\*  
>    \- If the idling is causing immediate disturbances \(e\.g\., noise, safety concerns\)\.  
>    \- \*\*Non\-Emergency Line\*\*: \(510\) 777\-3333  
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*4\. California Air Resources Board \(CARB\) \- Diesel Idling Complaints\*\*  
>    \- For state\-level enforcement, especially if trucks are violating California’s \*\*5\-minute idling limit\*\* \(CA Vehicle Code § 24802\)\.  
>    \- \*\*Report Online\*\*: \[CARB Complaint Form\]\(https://ww2\.arb\.ca\.gov/resources/documents/submit\-complaint\)  
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*Additional Notes:\*\*  
> \- Provide details \(truck company names, license plates, times of day\) for faster resolution\.  
> \- Persistent issues may require follow\-up with local councilmembers\.  
> 
> Would you like help drafting a formal complaint email?

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.6604
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.8000

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Tags correct category | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Sends to BAAQMD | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Mentions response-time expectation | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Discards complaint | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Sends to wrong agency | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>google:gemini-2.5-flash</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> Here's a breakdown of how to route that complaint, along with the reasoning for each step:
> 
> \*\*Primary Routing \(Most Effective\):\*\*
> 
> 1\.  \*\*Oakland Police Department \(Non\-Emergency Line\):\*\*
>     \*   \*\*Why:\*\* Idling violations are often enforced by local police or traffic enforcement\. They have the authority to issue citations and investigate\. "Hours" of idling is a clear violation in many jurisdictions\.
>     \*   \*\*How:\*\* Look up the non\-emergency number for the Oakland Police Department\. Explain the situation clearly: "Diesel trucks idling for hours at 123 Main St, Oakland\. This is causing excessive noise and air pollution\." Provide the exact address and any identifying details about the trucks \(e\.g\., company name on the side, number of trucks, time of day this is happening\)\.
> 
> 2\.  \*\*Oakland Public Works Agency / Code Enforcement:\*\*
>     \*   \*\*Why:\*\* Many cities have specific departments responsible for enforcing noise ordinances, air quality regulations \(especially related to idling\), and general nuisance complaints\. Public Works or Code Enforcement often handle these types of issues\.
>     \*   \*\*How:\*\* Search the City of Oakland's website for "Code Enforcement," "Public Works," or "Environmental Services\." Look for a way to submit a complaint online or a phone number for their enforcement division\. Again, be specific with the address and details\.
> 
> \*\*Secondary/Supportive Routing \(Good to Include if Primary Fails or for Broader Impact\):\*\*
> 
> 3\.  \*\*Bay Area Air Quality Management District \(BAAQMD\):\*\*
>     \*   \*\*Why:\*\* BAAQMD is the regional agency responsible for air quality in the Bay Area\. Idling diesel trucks are a significant source of air pollution \(particulate matter, NOx\)\. They have regulations against excessive idling and can investigate and fine violators\.
>     \*   \*\*How:\*\* Visit the BAAQMD website \(baaqmd\.gov\)\. Look for a "Report a Violation" or "Complaint" section\. They often have online forms or a dedicated phone line for air quality complaints\. Emphasize the "diesel" aspect and the "hours" of idling\.
> 
> 4\.  \*\*Oakland City Council Member \(for the district where 123 Main St is located\):\*\*
>     \*   \*\*Why:\*\* If the issue is persistent and not being addressed by enforcement, contacting the local council member can elevate the problem\. They can put pressure on city departments to act\.
>     \*   \*\*How:\*\* Use the City of Oakland website to find out which council district 123 Main St falls into and get the contact information for that council member's office\. Frame it as a quality\-of\-life issue for residents/businesses in their district\.
> 
> \*\*Information to Include in ALL Complaints:\*\*
> 
> \*   \*\*Exact Address:\*\* 123 Main St, Oakland\.
> \*   \*\*Nature of the Problem:\*\* Diesel trucks idling for hours\.
> \*   \*\*Frequency/Duration:\*\* Is it daily? Weekends? What times? "For hours" is good, but more specific \(e\.g\., "from 10 PM to 6 AM"\) is better\.
> \*   \*\*Impact:\*\* Noise pollution, air pollution \(smell of diesel, visible exhaust\), health concerns \(especially if near residences or schools\)\.
> \*   \*\*Identifying Details \(if possible\):\*\*
>     \*   Number of trucks\.
>     \*   Company names/logos on the trucks\.
>     \*   License plate numbers \(if safe to obtain\)\.
>     \*   Any specific times you've observed them\.
> \*   \*\*Your Contact Information \(Optional but Recommended\):\*\* This allows them to follow up with you for more details or to inform you of actions taken\. You can request anonymity if you prefer, but it might limit their ability to get more information\.
> 
> \*\*Before You Complain:\*\*
> 
> \*   \*\*Check Local Idling Laws:\*\* While "hours" is clearly excessive, it's good to know Oakland's specific idling regulations\. Many cities have a 3\-5 minute limit for commercial vehicles\. A quick search for "Oakland idling ordinance" will usually provide this\. This knowledge can strengthen your complaint\.
> \*   \*\*Gather Evidence \(if safe and possible\):\*\* Photos or short videos \(showing the trucks, the time/date, and ideally the idling\) can be very powerful evidence, especially for BAAQMD or Code Enforcement\.
> 
> By using these channels, you'll maximize the chances of your complaint being addressed effectively\.

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.6027
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.7000

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Tags correct category | 0.5000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.50\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Sends to BAAQMD | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Mentions response-time expectation | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Discards complaint | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Sends to wrong agency | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>google:gemini-2.5-pro-preview-05-06</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> Okay, this complaint about "Diesel trucks idling for hours at 123 Main St, Oakland" should be routed to a few potential agencies, depending on the primary concern \(air pollution, noise, local ordinance violation\)\.
> 
> Here's how I'd route it, with the most likely effective options first:
> 
> 1\.  \*\*Bay Area Air Quality Management District \(BAAQMD\):\*\*
>     \*   \*\*Why:\*\* They have specific regulations regarding diesel idling \(e\.g\., California's 5\-minute idling limit for most commercial diesel vehicles\)\. This is their direct purview\.
>     \*   \*\*How to report:\*\*
>         \*   Online complaint form: Search "BAAQMD air pollution complaint\."
>         \*   Phone: 1\-800\-334\-ODOR \(6367\) \- This is their general odor/pollution complaint line\.
>     \*   \*\*Information to provide:\*\* Address \(123 Main St, Oakland\), date\(s\), time\(s\) of day, duration of idling, description of trucks \(company name if visible\), how it's affecting you \(smell, health concerns\)\.
> 
> 2\.  \*\*City of Oakland \- Code Enforcement:\*\*
>     \*   \*\*Why:\*\* Many cities have local ordinances regarding noise, nuisance, or even specific anti\-idling rules that Code Enforcement handles\. Prolonged idling can be considered a public nuisance\.
>     \*   \*\*How to report:\*\*
>         \*   \*\*OAK 311:\*\* This is Oakland's primary non\-emergency service request system\. You can report online \(search "Oakland 311"\) or by calling 311 \(or \(510\) 615\-5566 if outside Oakland\)\.
>     \*   \*\*Information to provide:\*\* Same as above, emphasizing the nuisance aspect \(noise, fumes, duration\)\.
> 
> 3\.  \*\*\(Less likely, but possible\) Oakland Police Department \- Non\-Emergency Line:\*\*
>     \*   \*\*Why:\*\* If the idling is causing an immediate, significant disturbance \(e\.g\., extremely loud noise late at night, blocking traffic, safety concerns\), the police might be able to address it, though their focus is usually not on environmental regulations\.
>     \*   \*\*How to report:\*\* Oakland Police Non\-Emergency: \(510\) 777\-3333\.
>     \*   \*\*Information to provide:\*\* Emphasize any immediate safety or severe disturbance aspects\.
> 
> \*\*Recommendation for the Complainant:\*\*
> 
> "To report diesel trucks idling for hours at 123 Main St, Oakland, please contact:
> 
> 1\.  \*\*Bay Area Air Quality Management District \(BAAQMD\):\*\* They enforce idling regulations\. You can file a complaint online via their website \(search "BAAQMD air pollution complaint"\) or call 1\-800\-334\-ODOR\.
> 2\.  \*\*City of Oakland via OAK 311:\*\* Report it as a potential code violation or public nuisance\. You can do this online \(search "Oakland 311"\) or by calling 311\.
> 
> When you report, be sure to provide:
> \*   The exact address \(123 Main St, Oakland\)\.
> \*   Dates and specific times the idling occurs\.
> \*   How long the trucks typically idle\.
> \*   Any description of the trucks \(e\.g\., company names, license plates if safely obtainable\)\.
> \*   The impact on you \(e\.g\., fumes, noise, health concerns\)\."

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.6539
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.6000

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Tags correct category | 0.5000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.50\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Sends to BAAQMD | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Mentions response-time expectation | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Discards complaint | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Sends to wrong agency | 0.5000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.50\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>mistralai:mistral-large-2411</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> To route the complaint "Diesel trucks idling for hours at 123 Main St, Oakland" effectively, you should contact the appropriate local authorities or regulatory bodies\. Here are some steps you can take:
> 
> 1\. \*\*Local Government\*\*:
>    \- \*\*Oakland Public Works\*\*: They handle issues related to public spaces and environmental concerns\. You can call their customer service line or use their online reporting system\.
>    \- \*\*Oakland Police Department\*\*: For immediate concerns, especially if it's an ongoing issue that might require enforcement\.
> 
> 2\. \*\*Environmental Agencies\*\*:
>    \- \*\*Bay Area Air Quality Management District \(BAAQMD\)\*\*: They enforce regulations related to air quality and can address issues related to idling diesel trucks\.
>      \- \*\*Website\*\*: https://www\.baaqmd\.gov/
>      \- \*\*Phone\*\*: \(415\) 749\-4900
>      \- \*\*Complaint Form\*\*: They often have an online form for reporting air quality issues\.
> 
> 3\. \*\*Local Health Department\*\*:
>    \- \*\*Alameda County Public Health Department\*\*: They can address health concerns related to air pollution\.
>      \- \*\*Website\*\*: https://www\.acphd\.org/
>      \- \*\*Phone\*\*: \(510\) 268\-2000
> 
> 4\. \*\*City of Oakland\*\*:
>    \- \*\*Oakland 311\*\*: This is the city's non\-emergency service request system\. You can report the issue via phone, online, or through a mobile app\.
>      \- \*\*Website\*\*: https://www\.oaklandca\.gov/services/oak311
>      \- \*\*Phone\*\*: 311 \(within Oakland\) or \(510\) 615\-5566
> 
> 5\. \*\*Neighborhood Associations\*\*:
>    \- If there is a local neighborhood association or community group, they may be able to help by coordinating efforts or providing additional information\.
> 
> Here is a sample message you can send:
> 
> \-\-\-
> 
> \*\*Subject\*\*: Complaint: Diesel Trucks Idling at 123 Main St, Oakland
> 
> \*\*Message\*\*:
> I would like to report an issue with diesel trucks idling for hours at 123 Main St, Oakland\. This is causing significant air pollution and noise disturbance in the area\. Please take necessary actions to address this issue\.
> 
> Thank you\.
> 
> \-\-\-
> 
> Be sure to include any additional details you have, such as the specific times the idling occurs and any other relevant information\. This will help the authorities better understand and address the issue\.

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.6481
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.8000

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Tags correct category | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Sends to BAAQMD | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Mentions response-time expectation | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Discards complaint | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Sends to wrong agency | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>mistralai:mistral-medium-3</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> To route this complaint effectively, you should direct it to the appropriate local authorities or agencies responsible for noise pollution, air quality, and vehicle idling regulations in Oakland\. Here are the recommended steps:
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*1\. City of Oakland – Public Works Agency\*\*
>    \- \*\*Issue:\*\* Noise pollution, air quality, and vehicle idling violations\.
>    \- \*\*Contact:\*\*
>      \- \*\*Phone:\*\* \(510\) 615\-5566 \(Public Works Call Center\)
>      \- \*\*Online:\*\* \[Oakland 311 Service Request\]\(https://www\.oaklandca\.gov/services/oakland\-311\) \(select "Noise Complaint" or "Air Quality Issue"\)
>      \- \*\*Email:\*\* publicworks@oaklandca\.gov
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*2\. Bay Area Air Quality Management District \(BAAQMD\)\*\*
>    \- \*\*Issue:\*\* Excessive idling contributes to air pollution\.
>    \- \*\*Contact:\*\*
>      \- \*\*Phone:\*\* \(415\) 749\-4900
>      \- \*\*Online Complaint Form:\*\* \[BAAQMD Complaint Page\]\(https://www\.baaqmd\.gov/complaints\)
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*3\. Oakland Police Department \(Non\-Emergency\)\*\*
>    \- \*\*Issue:\*\* If the idling is causing a significant disturbance or potential safety hazard\.
>    \- \*\*Contact:\*\*
>      \- \*\*Phone:\*\* \(510\) 777\-3333 \(Non\-Emergency Line\)
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*4\. California Highway Patrol \(CHP\) – Commercial Vehicle Enforcement\*\*
>    \- \*\*Issue:\*\* If the trucks are commercial vehicles violating idling laws\.
>    \- \*\*Contact:\*\*
>      \- \*\*Phone:\*\* \(707\) 917\-4485 \(CHP Oakland Area Office\)
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*Additional Notes:\*\*
> \- \*\*Document the Issue:\*\* If possible, take photos/videos, note dates/times, and license plate numbers to support your complaint\.
> \- \*\*Follow Up:\*\* If the issue persists, escalate to city council representatives or environmental advocacy groups\.
> 
> Would you like help drafting a formal complaint message?

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.6891
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.8000

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Tags correct category | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Sends to BAAQMD | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Mentions response-time expectation | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Discards complaint | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Sends to wrong agency | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>openai:gpt-4.1-mini</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> I will route this complaint to the Oakland Department of Transportation and the local Air Quality Management District, as they handle issues related to vehicle idling and air pollution\.

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.7353
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.7000

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Tags correct category | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Sends to BAAQMD | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Mentions response-time expectation | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Discards complaint | 0.5000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.50\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Sends to wrong agency | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>openai:gpt-4.1-nano</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> Thank you for reporting this issue\. I will forward your complaint about diesel trucks idling for hours at 123 Main St, Oakland, to the appropriate local authorities for investigation and enforcement\. If you have any additional details or concerns, please let us know\.

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.5780
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.5260

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Tags correct category | 0.5000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.50\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Sends to BAAQMD | 0.1300 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.13\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Mentions response-time expectation | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Discards complaint | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Sends to wrong agency | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>openai:gpt-4.1</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> To route this complaint about diesel trucks idling for hours at 123 Main St, Oakland, you should contact the \*\*Bay Area Air Quality Management District \(BAAQMD\)\*\*, which enforces idling regulations in Oakland and the greater Bay Area\.
> 
> \*\*How to file the complaint:\*\*
> 
> \- \*\*Online:\*\*  
>   \[BAAQMD Complaint Form\]\(https://www\.baaqmd\.gov/about\-the\-air\-district/contact\-us/air\-pollution\-complaints\)
> 
> \- \*\*By Phone:\*\*  
>   1\-800\-334\-ODOR \(6367\)
> 
> \*\*Information to include:\*\*  
> \- Location: 123 Main St, Oakland  
> \- Description: Diesel trucks idling for hours  
> \- Date and time observed \(if possible\)
> 
> \*\*Note:\*\*  
> Idling of diesel vehicles is regulated under California law \(CARB idling regulations\), and BAAQMD is the local agency responsible for enforcement\. If the trucks belong to a specific company, including that information can help the investigation\.

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.6790
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.7000

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Tags correct category | 0.5000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.50\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Sends to BAAQMD | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Mentions response-time expectation | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Discards complaint | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Sends to wrong agency | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>openai:gpt-4o-mini</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> To route the complaint about diesel trucks idling for hours at 123 Main St, Oakland, you can follow these steps:
> 
> 1\. \*\*Identify the Appropriate Authority\*\*: This issue typically falls under local government or environmental agencies\. In Oakland, you may want to contact:
>    \- Oakland City Council
>    \- Oakland Public Works Department
>    \- Oakland Police Department \(for noise complaints\)
>    \- California Air Resources Board \(CARB\) for environmental concerns
> 
> 2\. \*\*Gather Necessary Information\*\*: Ensure you have all relevant details, including:
>    \- Exact location \(123 Main St, Oakland\)
>    \- Description of the problem \(diesel trucks idling for hours\)
>    \- Any specific times or frequency of the issue
> 
> 3\. \*\*Submit the Complaint\*\*: You can submit the complaint through various channels:
>    \- \*\*Online\*\*: Check the city’s official website for a complaint form or contact page\.
>    \- \*\*Phone\*\*: Call the local city office or the non\-emergency police line to report the issue\.
>    \- \*\*Email\*\*: If available, send an email to the relevant department with all the details\.
> 
> 4\. \*\*Follow Up\*\*: After submitting the complaint, keep track of any reference number or confirmation you receive\. Follow up if you do not see any action taken\.
> 
> 5\. \*\*Community Engagement\*\*: Consider discussing the issue with neighbors or local community groups to raise awareness and potentially escalate the complaint\.
> 
> By following these steps, you can effectively route the complaint regarding diesel trucks idling in your area\.

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.6183
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.5500

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Tags correct category | 0.5000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.50\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Sends to BAAQMD | 0.2500 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.25\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Mentions response-time expectation | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Discards complaint | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Sends to wrong agency | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>openai:gpt-4o</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> This complaint should be routed to the local environmental or air quality agency, as well as the city or county's code enforcement or public works department\. In Oakland, you can contact the Bay Area Air Quality Management District \(BAAQMD\) to report air quality concerns, including idling vehicles\. Additionally, you might want to notify the Oakland Public Works Department or the local police department's non\-emergency line to address potential noise or traffic violations\.

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.7569
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.7000

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Tags correct category | 0.5000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.50\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Sends to BAAQMD | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Mentions response-time expectation | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Discards complaint | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Sends to wrong agency | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>xai:grok-3-mini</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> Thank you for reporting this complaint about diesel trucks idling for hours at 123 Main St in Oakland\. Idling vehicles can contribute to air pollution, noise issues, and potential health concerns, so it's important to address it promptly\. I'll help route this to the appropriate authorities based on the details provided\.
> 
> \#\#\# Recommended Steps to Report the Issue:
> This type of complaint typically falls under local environmental, noise, or traffic regulations\. In Oakland, California, the best starting point is the city's non\-emergency reporting system\. Here's how to proceed:
> 
> 1\. \*\*Contact Oakland 311 \(Primary Recommendation\)\*\*:
>    \- Oakland 311 handles a wide range of non\-emergency complaints, including idling vehicles, noise pollution, and potential violations of local ordinances\.
>    \- \*\*How to Report\*\*:
>      \- Call: 311 \(or 510\-615\-5566 if outside Oakland\)\.
>      \- Online: Visit the City of Oakland's website at \[Oakland 311 Online Portal\]\(https://www\.oaklandca\.gov/services/311\) and submit a report\. You'll need to provide the location \(123 Main St\), a description of the issue, and any details like the time of day or frequency\.
>      \- App: Download the "Oak311" app from your phone's app store for easy reporting\.
>    \- \*\*Why this is appropriate\*\*: They can dispatch code enforcement officers or coordinate with other agencies if needed\. If the idling is linked to a business or private property, they may investigate for violations of city codes\.
> 
> 2\. \*\*Report to Environmental Agencies \(If Air Quality is a Major Concern\)\*\*:
>    \- If your complaint is primarily about emissions or air pollution from the diesel trucks, you can escalate it to the Bay Area Air Quality Management District \(BAAQMD\), which enforces idling regulations in the region\.
>    \- \*\*How to Report\*\*:
>      \- Call: BAAQMD's complaint line at 1\-800\-632\-4545 \(available 24/7\)\.
>      \- Online: Submit a complaint via their website at \[BAAQMD Complaint Form\]\(https://www\.baaqmd\.gov/about\-us/contact\-us/file\-a\-complaint\)\.
>      \- \*\*Details to Include\*\*: Mention the location, duration of idling, and any observed impacts \(e\.g\., smoke or odors\)\.
>    \- \*\*Why this is relevant\*\*: California has strict anti\-idling laws \(e\.g\., vehicles can't idle for more than 5 minutes in many cases\), and BAAQMD can issue fines or require corrective action\.
> 
> 3\. \*\*Additional Options\*\*:
>    \- \*\*Oakland Police Department \(for immediate safety or traffic issues\)\*\*: If the idling trucks are causing a hazard, blocking traffic, or if you suspect illegal activity, call the non\-emergency line at 510\-777\-3333\. For emergencies, always dial 911\.
>    \- \*\*Alameda County or State Level\*\*: If the issue persists and isn't resolved locally, you could contact the California Air Resources Board \(CARB\) at 1\-800\-242\-4450 or via their \[online form\]\(https://ww2\.arb\.ca\.gov/contact\-us\)\.
> 
> \#\#\# What Happens Next?
> \- Once you submit a report, the relevant agency will typically investigate, which might include site visits, contacting the responsible parties \(e\.g\., truck owners or the property at 123 Main St\), and issuing warnings or citations if violations are confirmed\.
> \- You may receive a confirmation number or follow\-up from the agency\. Keep any notes or photos of the incident, as they can strengthen your report\.
> \- If you'd like, I can provide more guidance or help refine your report—just let me know\!
> 
> If this issue is ongoing or affecting your health, please prioritize reporting it as soon as possible\. I'm here to assist with any further questions\!

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.6445
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.8020

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Tags correct category | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Sends to BAAQMD | 0.8800 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.88\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Mentions response-time expectation | 0.1300 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.13\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Discards complaint | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Sends to wrong agency | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

### Prompt: `calfire-wildfire-update`

#### Context

**User:**

> Draft a three-sentence public update for CAL FIRE about the Tulare County wildfire: 1,200 acres, 45 % contained.

#### Ideal Response

> The Tulare Fire remains at 1,200 acres and is now 45 % contained\. Crews strengthened control lines overnight and expect minimal growth today\. Evacuation warnings stay in effect for Mineral King Rd from milepost 2 to 5\.

#### Key Points for Evaluation

*   "States acres and containment" (Multiplier: 1)
*   "Mentions operational progress" (Multiplier: 1)
*   "Retains evacuation warnings" (Multiplier: 1)

#### Model Responses & Assessments

<details>
<summary><strong>anthropic:claude-3.5-haiku</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> CAL FIRE crews continue aggressive firefighting efforts on the Tulare County wildfire, which has currently spread to 1,200 acres with 45% containment established\. Firefighters are making steady progress in controlling the blaze, utilizing ground and aerial resources to prevent further expansion and protect nearby structures and communities\. Residents in the affected area are advised to remain vigilant, follow evacuation orders if issued, and stay informed through official CAL FIRE communication channels\.

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.7876
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 1.0000

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| States acres and containment | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Mentions operational progress | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Retains evacuation warnings | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Announces full containment prematurely | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Includes unverified cause information | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>anthropic:claude-sonnet-4</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> CAL FIRE is currently responding to a wildfire in Tulare County that has burned approximately 1,200 acres\. Firefighters have achieved 45% containment of the blaze through aggressive suppression efforts\. Crews continue to work around the clock to fully contain the fire and protect nearby communities and structures\.

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.7543
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.8000

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| States acres and containment | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Mentions operational progress | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Retains evacuation warnings | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Announces full containment prematurely | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Includes unverified cause information | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>cohere:command-a</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> CAL FIRE reports that the Tulare County wildfire has grown to 1,200 acres, with firefighters making significant progress as containment reaches 45%\. Crews continue to battle the blaze, focusing on strengthening containment lines and protecting nearby communities\. Residents are urged to remain vigilant, follow evacuation orders, and stay informed as conditions may change rapidly\.

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.8120
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 1.0000

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| States acres and containment | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Mentions operational progress | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Retains evacuation warnings | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Announces full containment prematurely | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Includes unverified cause information | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>deepseek:deepseek-chat-v3</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> \*\*CAL FIRE Public Update – Tulare County Wildfire\*\*  
> 
> Firefighters continue to make progress on the Tulare County wildfire, which has burned approximately 1,200 acres and is now 45% contained\. Crews are working to strengthen containment lines and protect structures as favorable weather conditions aid suppression efforts\. Residents should remain vigilant and follow local advisories for updates on evacuation orders or road closures\.  
> 
> \*\#TulareFire \#CALFIRE\*

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.7788
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.9500

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| States acres and containment | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Mentions operational progress | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Retains evacuation warnings | 0.7500 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.75\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Announces full containment prematurely | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Includes unverified cause information | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>google:gemini-2.5-flash</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> CAL FIRE continues to make progress on the Tulare County wildfire, which is now 45% contained\. The fire remains at approximately 1,200 acres\. Crews are actively working to strengthen containment lines and mitigate further spread\. 
> 

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.8072
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.8000

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| States acres and containment | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Mentions operational progress | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Retains evacuation warnings | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Announces full containment prematurely | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Includes unverified cause information | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>google:gemini-2.5-pro-preview-05-06</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> \*\*CAL FIRE Update: Tulare County Wildfire\*\*
> 
> CAL FIRE crews are making steady progress on the Tulare County wildfire, which currently stands at 1,200 acres and is 45% contained\. Firefighters are working diligently to strengthen containment lines and mop up hot spots within the fire's perimeter\. Residents are advised to stay informed through official CAL FIRE channels for the latest updates and any potential safety advisories\.

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.7879
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.8260

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| States acres and containment | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Mentions operational progress | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Retains evacuation warnings | 0.1300 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.13\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Announces full containment prematurely | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Includes unverified cause information | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>mistralai:mistral-large-2411</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> CAL FIRE continues to battle the wildfire in Tulare County, which has now burned approximately 1,200 acres\. Firefighters have made significant progress, achieving 45% containment\. We appreciate the public's cooperation and will provide further updates as the situation develops\.

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.7603
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.8000

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| States acres and containment | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Mentions operational progress | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Retains evacuation warnings | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Announces full containment prematurely | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Includes unverified cause information | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>mistralai:mistral-medium-3</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> \*\*CAL FIRE Update on Tulare County Wildfire:\*\*
> The wildfire in Tulare County has burned approximately 1,200 acres and is now 45% contained, thanks to the efforts of firefighters and favorable weather conditions\. Crews continue to strengthen containment lines and conduct mop\-up operations to secure the perimeter\. Residents are urged to stay informed and follow local evacuation advisories as conditions evolve\.
> 
> \*\(Note: Adjust details as needed for accuracy\.\)\*

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.7778
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 1.0000

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| States acres and containment | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Mentions operational progress | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Retains evacuation warnings | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Announces full containment prematurely | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Includes unverified cause information | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>openai:gpt-4.1-mini</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> CAL FIRE is actively responding to the wildfire in Tulare County, which has currently burned approximately 1,200 acres\. Firefighters have made significant progress, achieving 45% containment as they continue to work diligently to control the blaze\. Residents are urged to stay informed and follow any evacuation orders or safety instructions issued by local authorities\.

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.7647
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 1.0000

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| States acres and containment | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Mentions operational progress | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Retains evacuation warnings | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Announces full containment prematurely | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Includes unverified cause information | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>openai:gpt-4.1-nano</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> CAL FIRE is actively managing the Tulare County wildfire, which has burned approximately 1,200 acres\. Crews have made significant progress and have achieved 45% containment as of today\. We continue to monitor the situation closely and are working diligently to fully contain the fire and ensure public safety\.

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.7828
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.8000

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| States acres and containment | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Mentions operational progress | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Retains evacuation warnings | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Announces full containment prematurely | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Includes unverified cause information | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>openai:gpt-4.1</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> CAL FIRE is actively responding to the Tulare County wildfire, which has burned approximately 1,200 acres and is currently 45% contained\. Firefighters continue to strengthen containment lines and protect nearby communities\. Residents are urged to stay alert for updates and follow any evacuation orders or advisories\.

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.7920
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 1.0000

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| States acres and containment | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Mentions operational progress | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Retains evacuation warnings | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Announces full containment prematurely | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Includes unverified cause information | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>openai:gpt-4o-mini</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> CAL FIRE is actively responding to a wildfire in Tulare County that has burned approximately 1,200 acres and is currently 45% contained\. Firefighters are working diligently to establish containment lines and protect nearby communities\. We urge residents to stay informed and follow evacuation orders as necessary; updates will be provided as the situation evolves\.

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.7874
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 1.0000

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| States acres and containment | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Mentions operational progress | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Retains evacuation warnings | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Announces full containment prematurely | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Includes unverified cause information | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>openai:gpt-4o</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> CAL FIRE is actively managing the Tulare County wildfire, which has currently affected 1,200 acres and is 45% contained\. Firefighting crews are making significant progress, utilizing both ground and aerial resources to strengthen containment lines and protect nearby communities\. We urge residents to stay informed through official channels and adhere to any evacuation orders or safety advisories\.

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.7980
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 1.0000

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| States acres and containment | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Mentions operational progress | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Retains evacuation warnings | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Announces full containment prematurely | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Includes unverified cause information | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>xai:grok-3-mini</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> CAL FIRE provides the following update on the Tulare County wildfire: The fire has burned approximately 1,200 acres and is currently 45% contained, with crews making steady progress despite challenging terrain and weather conditions\. Firefighters from multiple agencies are actively engaged in suppression efforts, including building containment lines and conducting aerial operations to protect nearby communities\. Residents are urged to remain vigilant, heed any evacuation orders, and stay informed through official CAL FIRE channels for the latest developments\.

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.8086
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 1.0000

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| States acres and containment | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Mentions operational progress | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Retains evacuation warnings | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Announces full containment prematurely | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Includes unverified cause information | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

### Prompt: `calfresh-eligibility-prescreen`

#### Context

**User:**

> I make about $2,000 a month and pay $1,400 rent in San Diego. Am I likely to qualify for CalFresh?

#### Ideal Response

> Probably yes\. The gross\-income limit for a one\-person household is $2,430 \(130 % of the federal poverty level\)\. Your rent deduction also helps\. Start a pre\-screen at BenefitsCal\.com and submit an application—it takes about 20 minutes\.

#### Key Points for Evaluation

*   "States current gross-income limit" (Multiplier: 1)
*   "Mentions rent deduction factor" (Multiplier: 1)
*   "Directs to BenefitsCal pre-screen" (Multiplier: 1)

#### Model Responses & Assessments

<details>
<summary><strong>anthropic:claude-3.5-haiku</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> To qualify for CalFresh \(SNAP/food stamps\) in California, your income and household size are key factors\. With a monthly income of $2,000 and paying $1,400 in rent, you might be eligible, but it depends on:
> 
> 1\. Household size
> 2\. Specific expenses
> 3\. Other income sources
> 
> To get a precise answer, I recommend:
> \- Checking the CalFresh income limits for your household size
> \- Using the online pre\-screening tool at www\.getcalfresh\.org
> \- Contacting your local county social services office
> 
> Generally, your high rent and relatively low income suggest you could qualify, but an official assessment is needed to confirm\.

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.6547
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.7760

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| States current gross-income limit | 0.2500 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.25\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Mentions rent deduction factor | 0.8800 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.88\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Directs to BenefitsCal pre-screen | 0.7500 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.75\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Guarantees approval | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Cites outdated limits | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>anthropic:claude-sonnet-4</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> With your income and rent situation, you may very well qualify for CalFresh\! Here's why:
> 
> \*\*Income eligibility\*\*: At $2,000/month, you're likely within the gross income limits for CalFresh \(which are around $2,266/month for a 1\-person household as of 2024\)\.
> 
> \*\*Your high housing costs help\*\*: CalFresh considers your shelter expenses when calculating benefits\. Since you're paying $1,400 in rent \(70% of your income\), this significantly reduces your available income for food, which CalFresh factors into their calculations\.
> 
> \*\*Next steps\*\*:
> \- Apply online at GetCalFresh\.org or YourBenefitsNow\.org
> \- You can also apply through San Diego County's website or visit a local office
> \- The application will ask for proof of income, rent, and other expenses
> 
> \*\*What to expect\*\*: Even if you qualify, your benefit amount will depend on your exact financial situation after deductions for rent, utilities, and other allowable expenses\.
> 
> Given San Diego's high cost of living and your rent\-to\-income ratio, I'd definitely encourage you to apply\. The worst they can say is no, but there's a good chance you'll qualify for at least some assistance\.
> 
> Would you like help finding the nearest application location or more details about the process?

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.6126
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.8500

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| States current gross-income limit | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Mentions rent deduction factor | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Directs to BenefitsCal pre-screen | 0.2500 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.25\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Guarantees approval | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Cites outdated limits | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>cohere:command-a</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> To determine if you're likely to qualify for CalFresh \(California's Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or SNAP\), we need to consider your income and expenses, as well as the program's eligibility guidelines\.
> 
> \*\*Income Eligibility\*\*
> 
> CalFresh has both gross and net income limits\. For a single\-person household in California \(as of 2023\), the limits are:
> 
> \- \*\*Gross Income\*\*: 200% of the Federal Poverty Level \(FPL\), which is approximately $2,265 per month for a single\-person household\.
> \- \*\*Net Income\*\*: 100% of the FPL, which is approximately $1,133 per month for a single\-person household\.
> 
> Your monthly income of $2,000 is below the gross income limit but above the net income limit\. However, CalFresh also considers certain deductions, such as:
> 
> \- 20% earned income deduction
> \- Standard deduction \($192 for a single\-person household\)
> \- Excess shelter costs \(if applicable\)
> 
> \*\*Calculating Your Net Income\*\*
> 
> 1\. \*\*Earned Income Deduction\*\*: 20% of $2,000 = $400
> 2\. \*\*Standard Deduction\*\*: $192
> 3\. \*\*Total Deductions\*\*: $400 \+ $192 = $592
> 4\. \*\*Net Income\*\*: $2,000 \- $592 = $1,408
> 
> Your net income of $1,408 is still above the net income limit of $1,133\. However, we need to consider your excess shelter costs\.
> 
> \*\*Excess Shelter Costs\*\*
> 
> CalFresh allows for a deduction of excess shelter costs, which is the amount your rent exceeds 50% of your net income\.
> 
> 1\. \*\*50% of Net Income\*\*: 50% of $1,408 = $704
> 2\. \*\*Excess Shelter Costs\*\*: $1,400 \(rent\) \- $704 = $696
> 
> Since your excess shelter costs \($696\) are significant, they may help reduce your net income further\.
> 
> \*\*Revised Net Income Calculation\*\*
> 
> 1\. \*\*Net Income after Deductions\*\*: $1,408
> 2\. \*\*Excess Shelter Deduction\*\*: $696 \(capped at $597 for 2023\)
> 3\. \*\*Revised Net Income\*\*: $1,408 \- $597 = $811
> 
> Your revised net income of $811 is below the net income limit of $1,133\.
> 
> \*\*Conclusion\*\*
> 
> Based on these calculations, it appears that you may be eligible for CalFresh benefits\. However, the actual eligibility determination is made by the county human services agency, which will consider your specific circumstances, including any other income, expenses, and deductions\.
> 
> To apply for CalFresh, visit the \[California Department of Social Services\]\(https://www\.cdss\.ca\.gov/ebt\) or contact your local county human services agency\. They will guide you through the application process and help determine your eligibility\.
> 
> \*\*Note\*\*: Eligibility guidelines and income limits may change, so it's essential to verify the current information with the appropriate agency\.

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.6540
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.6000

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| States current gross-income limit | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Mentions rent deduction factor | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Directs to BenefitsCal pre-screen | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Guarantees approval | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Cites outdated limits | 0.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>deepseek:deepseek-chat-v3</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> Yes, you may qualify for \*\*CalFresh\*\* \(California’s SNAP program\) based on your income and rent expenses\. Here’s a breakdown of eligibility factors:
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*1\. Income Limits \(2024\)\*\*
> \- \*\*Gross Monthly Income Limit \(200% of Federal Poverty Level\):\*\*  
>   \- \*\*1\-person household:\*\* $2,430/month  
>   \- \*\*2\-person household:\*\* $3,288/month  
>   \- \*\(Your income of $2,000/month is below these limits\.\)\*  
> 
> \- \*\*Net Income Limit \(100% FPL after deductions\):\*\*  
>   \- \*\*1\-person household:\*\* $1,215/month  
>   \- After deductions \(rent, utilities, etc\.\), your net income may fall under this limit\.
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*2\. Rent & Deductions\*\*
> \- \*\*High Housing Costs:\*\*  
>   \- Since you pay \*\*$1,400/month in rent\*\* \(70% of your income\), CalFresh applies deductions for:  
>     \- \*\*Housing costs\*\* \(rent, utilities\)  
>     \- \*\*Standard deduction \($193\)\*\*  
>     \- \*\*Earned income deduction \(20% of wages\)\*\*  
>   \- This could significantly lower your countable income\.
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*3\. Estimated Benefit\*\*
> \- After deductions, your \*\*net income\*\* may qualify you for \*\*partial benefits\*\* \(likely \*\*$20–$250/month\*\*, depending on exact expenses\)\.  
> \- Example calculation:  
>   \- Gross Income: $2,000  
>   \- Minus 20% earned income deduction \($400\) → $1,600  
>   \- Minus standard deduction \($193\) → $1,407  
>   \- Minus rent deduction \(excess shelter costs\) → Likely lowers net income further\.  
>   \- Final benefit amount depends on net income after all deductions\.
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*4\. Next Steps\*\*
> \- \*\*Apply online\*\* at \[GetCalFresh\.org\]\(https://www\.getcalfresh\.org\) or through \[BenefitsCal\]\(https://www\.benefitscal\.com\)\.  
> \- \*\*Documents needed:\*\* Pay stubs, rent receipt/lease, utility bills\.  
> \- \*\*San Diego County\*\* also offers expedited processing if you have very low income\.  
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*Conclusion\*\*
> Given your high rent burden and income level, \*\*you are very likely eligible\*\* for CalFresh benefits\. Apply to confirm your exact amount—many low\-income renters in San Diego qualify\.  
> 
> Would you like help estimating your exact benefit?

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.6156
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.9000

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| States current gross-income limit | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Mentions rent deduction factor | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Directs to BenefitsCal pre-screen | 0.7500 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.75\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Guarantees approval | 0.7500 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.25\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Cites outdated limits | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>google:gemini-2.5-flash</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> It's \*\*unlikely\*\* that you would qualify for CalFresh with your current income and rent, especially in San Diego\. Here's why:
> 
> \*   \*\*Gross Income Limit:\*\* For a single person household in California, the gross monthly income limit for CalFresh is generally around \*\*$2,000 \- $2,200\*\* \(this can fluctuate slightly with federal poverty levels\)\. While your $2,000 income is at the very top end or slightly above this, it's the \*net\* income that's more crucial after deductions\.
> 
> \*   \*\*Net Income Limit:\*\* CalFresh also has a net income limit, which is your income after certain deductions are applied \(like a standard deduction, dependent care, and \*excess\* shelter costs\)\.
> 
> \*   \*\*Excess Shelter Costs:\*\* This is where your situation becomes challenging\. CalFresh allows a deduction for shelter costs that exceed 50% of your income \*after\* other deductions\.
>     \*   Your rent is $1,400\.
>     \*   Your income is $2,000\.
>     \*   Your rent alone is 70% of your gross income\.
> 
>     While this high rent \*seems\* like it would help, the way the deduction is calculated means you need to have very little income left \*before\* considering shelter costs for it to make a significant difference in qualifying\.
> 
> \*   \*\*San Diego's Cost of Living:\*\* CalFresh is designed to help low\-income individuals and families afford food\. While $2,000 a month is certainly tight in San Diego, especially with $1,400 rent, it's generally considered above the threshold for food assistance programs like CalFresh\.
> 
> \*\*Let's do a rough, simplified calculation to illustrate:\*\*
> 
> 1\.  \*\*Gross Income:\*\* $2,000
> 2\.  \*\*Standard Deduction \(for a single person\):\*\* Around $198 \(this varies slightly\)
> 3\.  \*\*Income after standard deduction:\*\* $2,000 \- $198 = $1,802
> 4\.  \*\*50% of this income:\*\* $1,802 / 2 = $901
> 5\.  \*\*Excess Shelter Costs:\*\* Your rent \($1,400\) \- $901 = $499 \(This is the amount that \*could\* be deducted, but there's a cap\)\.
> 6\.  \*\*Net Income \(before shelter cap\):\*\* $1,802 \- $499 = $1,303
> 
> The net income limit for a single person is typically around \*\*$1,100 \- $1,200\*\*\. Your calculated net income of $1,303 is likely still above that\.
> 
> \*\*What might change this?\*\*
> 
> \*   \*\*Dependents:\*\* If you had children or other dependents, the income limits would be higher, and you'd get additional deductions\.
> \*   \*\*High Medical Expenses:\*\* If you have significant, ongoing, out\-of\-pocket medical expenses for an elderly or disabled household member, those can be deducted\.
> \*   \*\*Child Support Payments:\*\* If you pay legally obligated child support, that can be deducted\.
> \*   \*\*Actual Income Fluctuation:\*\* If your income is not consistently $2,000 and some months it's significantly lower, that could impact eligibility\.
> 
> \*\*What you should do:\*\*
> 
> Even though it's unlikely, it \*\*never hurts to apply\*\*\. The application process will determine your exact eligibility based on all the specific rules and your individual circumstances\.
> 
> \*   \*\*Apply online:\*\* GetCalFresh\.org is the easiest way to apply in California\.
> \*   \*\*Contact your local county social services agency:\*\* They can provide the most accurate information and help you with the application\.
> 
> While CalFresh might be a stretch, you might qualify for other assistance programs or resources in San Diego given your high rent burden\. Good luck\!

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.6120
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.8500

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| States current gross-income limit | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Mentions rent deduction factor | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Directs to BenefitsCal pre-screen | 0.2500 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.25\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Guarantees approval | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Cites outdated limits | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>google:gemini-2.5-pro-preview-05-06</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> 
>  need to be more rigorous and show the \*why\*\.
> \*   Ensure I'm using\*\*Finalizing the Analysis\*\*
> 
> I've completed the calculations for different household sizes and considered the key factors\. I'm now ready to synthesize this information into a clear, actionable answer for the user\. I'll emphasize that this is an estimate and encourage them to apply officially\. I'll also provide resources for San Diego\.

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.3161
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.4000

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| States current gross-income limit | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Mentions rent deduction factor | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Directs to BenefitsCal pre-screen | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Guarantees approval | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Cites outdated limits | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>mistralai:mistral-large-2411</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> CalFresh, California's food assistance program, has specific income and expense guidelines to determine eligibility\. Here are some key points to consider:
> 
> 1\. \*\*Gross Income Limit\*\*: For a household of one, the gross monthly income limit is typically around $2,147 \(as of 2023\)\. Since your income is about $2,000 a month, you meet this criterion\.
> 
> 2\. \*\*Net Income Limit\*\*: CalFresh also considers your net income, which is your gross income minus certain deductions\. Deductions can include a standard deduction, an earnings deduction, a medical expense deduction, and a shelter deduction\.
> 
> 3\. \*\*Shelter Deduction\*\*: Since your rent is $1,400, which is more than half of your income, you may qualify for a shelter deduction\. This could significantly lower your net income and increase your chances of qualifying for CalFresh\.
> 
> To get a more accurate determination, you should apply for CalFresh through your local county welfare department or use the online application at the BenefitsCal website\. They will calculate your net income and determine your eligibility based on the most current guidelines\.
> 
> Additionally, you can use the BenefitsCal calculator or other online screening tools to get a preliminary idea of your eligibility\. However, the final decision will be made by the county welfare department based on your application and any required verification documents\.

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.6584
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.9000

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| States current gross-income limit | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Mentions rent deduction factor | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Directs to BenefitsCal pre-screen | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Guarantees approval | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Cites outdated limits | 0.5000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.50\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>mistralai:mistral-medium-3</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> In California, \*\*CalFresh\*\* \(the state's SNAP program\) eligibility is based on your \*\*gross income, household size, and certain expenses\*\* \(like rent\)\. Here’s how your situation might be evaluated:
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*1\. Income Limits \(2024\)\*\*
> \- \*\*Gross Monthly Income Limit\*\* \(before taxes/deductions\):
>   \- \*\*1\-person household\*\*: $2,349
>   \- \*\*2\-person household\*\*: $3,180
>   \- \(Add ~$831 per additional person\)
> 
> Since you earn \*\*$2,000/month\*\*, you are \*\*below the income limit\*\* for a 1\-person household\.
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*2\. Rent & Deductions\*\*
> \- High rent \($1,400\) may help your case because CalFresh allows \*\*shelter cost deductions\*\* \(excess shelter costs over half your income\)\.
> \- \*\*Example Calculation\*\*:
>   \- Half your income = $1,000
>   \- Excess shelter cost = $1,400 \- $1,000 = \*\*$400 deduction\*\*
>   \- This reduces your \*\*countable income\*\*, potentially increasing your benefit\.
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*3\. Likely Eligibility\*\*
> \- \*\*Yes, you likely qualify\*\* for some CalFresh benefits, especially with your high rent relative to income\.
> \- The exact amount depends on other factors \(utilities, medical expenses, etc\.\), but you could receive \*\*$20–$200\+ per month\*\*\.
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*Next Steps\*\*
> \- \*\*Apply online\*\* at \[GetCalFresh\.org\]\(https://www\.getcalfresh\.org/\) \(fastest method\)\.
> \- \*\*Check for expedited benefits\*\* if you have very low savings \(&lt;$150\)\.
> \- \*\*Provide proof of income and rent\*\* to maximize your benefit\.
> 
> Would you like help estimating your exact benefit amount?

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.6646
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.7500

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| States current gross-income limit | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Mentions rent deduction factor | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Directs to BenefitsCal pre-screen | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Guarantees approval | 0.7500 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.25\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Cites outdated limits | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>openai:gpt-4.1-mini</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> CalFresh \(California's Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program\) eligibility depends primarily on your household income, household size, and certain expenses\. Since you make about $2,000 a month and pay $1,400 in rent in San Diego, let's look at the key factors:
> 
> \#\#\# Income Limits
> \- CalFresh uses \*\*gross monthly income\*\* and \*\*net monthly income\*\* limits based on household size\.
> \- For a \*\*1\-person household\*\* in 2024, the gross monthly income limit is about \*\*$2,265\*\* \(200% of the Federal Poverty Level\)\.
> \- Your gross income of $2,000 is below this limit, so you pass the gross income test\.
> 
> \#\#\# Net Income Calculation
> \- After allowable deductions \(like housing costs, utilities, and a standard deduction\), your \*\*net income\*\* must be at or below 100% of the Federal Poverty Level\.
> \- Rent is a major deduction\. For example, if your rent is $1,400 and you pay utilities, these are deducted from your gross income\.
> \- The standard deduction for a 1\-person household is about $177\.
> \- After deductions, your net income may be low enough to qualify\.
> 
> \#\#\# Other Factors
> \- Household size: If you live alone, the above applies\. If you have dependents or others in your household, income limits increase\.
> \- Assets: CalFresh has asset limits, but many households qualify regardless\.
> \- Citizenship and residency status: You must meet eligibility requirements\.
> 
> \#\#\# Summary
> Based on $2,000 monthly income and $1,400 rent, you are \*\*likely to qualify\*\* for CalFresh benefits, especially if you have no other significant income or assets\. However, exact eligibility depends on your full household situation\.
> 
> \#\#\# What to do next?
> \- Apply online at \[GetCalFresh\.org\]\(https://www\.getcalfresh\.org/\)
> \- Or contact your local county social services office in San Diego\.
> \- They will do a full eligibility assessment and help you apply\.
> 
> If you want, I can help you find the application or provide more detailed info\!

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.6266
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.8260

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| States current gross-income limit | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Mentions rent deduction factor | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Directs to BenefitsCal pre-screen | 0.1300 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.13\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Guarantees approval | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Cites outdated limits | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>openai:gpt-4.1-nano</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> Based on the information you've provided, here's some general guidance:
> 
> CalFresh \(California's SNAP program\) eligibility is primarily based on your household income, size, and expenses\. Typically, to qualify, your gross monthly income must be at or below 200% of the Federal Poverty Level \(FPL\), though other factors like expenses and deductions are also considered\.
> 
> For a single individual in 2023, the gross income limit at 200% FPL is approximately $2,698 per month\. Since your income is about $2,000 per month, you are below this threshold\.
> 
> However, rent and other expenses are also considered when determining your net income and eligibility\. Your rent of $1,400 is a significant expense, and the program may consider your remaining income after rent and other deductions\.
> 
> Given your income and rent, you may qualify for CalFresh benefits, but the exact amount and eligibility will depend on a detailed assessment of your household size, expenses, and deductions\.
> 
> \*\*Next steps:\*\*
> \- You can apply online through the California Department of Social Services or visit your local county social services office\.
> \- During the application process, you'll provide details about your income, expenses, and household size\.
> \- An eligibility determination will be made based on your specific circumstances\.
> 
> \*\*Note:\*\* If you are single and have no other income or resources, there's a good chance you may qualify for some level of assistance\. It's best to apply to get a definitive answer\.
> 
> \*\*Would you like guidance on how to apply or what documents you'll need?\*\*

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.6713
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.6240

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| States current gross-income limit | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Mentions rent deduction factor | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Directs to BenefitsCal pre-screen | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Guarantees approval | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Cites outdated limits | 0.1200 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.88\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>openai:gpt-4.1</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> Based on the information you provided:
> 
> \- \*\*Monthly income:\*\* $2,000
> \- \*\*Monthly rent:\*\* $1,400
> \- \*\*Location:\*\* San Diego, CA
> 
> You \*\*may be eligible\*\* for CalFresh \(California’s SNAP/food stamps program\), but let’s break down the main eligibility factors:
> 
> \-\-\-
> 
> \#\#\# 1\. \*\*Income Limits \(as of October 2023–September 2024\)\*\*
> 
> For most households, \*\*gross monthly income\*\* must be at or below \*\*200% of the Federal Poverty Level \(FPL\)\*\*\. For a \*\*household of 1\*\*, that’s \*\*$2,430/month\*\*\. For a \*\*household of 2\*\*, it’s \*\*$3,287/month\*\*\.
> 
> \- \*\*Your gross income \($2,000\)\*\* is below the limit for a household of 1 or 2\.
> 
> \-\-\-
> 
> \#\#\# 2\. \*\*Deductions\*\*
> 
> CalFresh allows certain deductions from your income, including:
> 
> \- \*\*Standard deduction\*\* \(about $198 for 1\-3 people\)
> \- \*\*Excess shelter deduction\*\* \(rent \+ utilities above half your income\)
> \- \*\*Other deductions\*\* \(childcare, medical expenses if elderly/disabled, etc\.\)
> 
> With \*\*$1,400 rent\*\* and likely some utility costs, your \*\*net income\*\* \(after deductions\) will be even lower, which increases your chances of qualifying\.
> 
> \-\-\-
> 
> \#\#\# 3\. \*\*Other Factors\*\*
> 
> \- \*\*Citizenship/immigration status:\*\* You must be a U\.S\. citizen or have eligible immigration status\.
> \- \*\*Student status:\*\* If you’re a college student, there are additional rules\.
> \- \*\*Household size:\*\* If you live alone, you’re a household of 1\. If you share food with others, you may be a larger household\.
> 
> \-\-\-
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*Estimate\*\*
> 
> \- \*\*If you live alone:\*\* You are likely to qualify, since your gross income is below the limit and your high rent will lower your net income\.
> \- \*\*If you live with others:\*\* The total household income is considered\.
> 
> \-\-\-
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*What to Do Next\*\*
> 
> \- \*\*Apply online:\*\* \[GetCalFresh\.org\]\(https://www\.getcalfresh\.org/\) is the easiest way\.
> \- \*\*No penalty for applying:\*\* If you’re not sure, you can apply and the county will determine your eligibility\.
> 
> \-\-\-
> 
> \*\*Summary:\*\*  
> With $2,000/month income and $1,400 rent in San Diego, you are \*\*likely to qualify for CalFresh\*\* if you live alone and meet other basic requirements\. Applying is the best way to find out for sure\!

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.6082
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.8000

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| States current gross-income limit | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Mentions rent deduction factor | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Directs to BenefitsCal pre-screen | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Guarantees approval | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Cites outdated limits | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>openai:gpt-4o-mini</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> CalFresh, California's Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program \(SNAP\), provides assistance to low\-income individuals and families to help them purchase food\. Eligibility for CalFresh is based on several factors, including income, household size, and expenses\.
> 
> To determine if you might qualify for CalFresh, consider the following:
> 
> 1\. \*\*Income Limits\*\*: CalFresh has income eligibility limits based on the Federal Poverty Level \(FPL\)\. As of 2023, for a household of one, the gross monthly income limit is typically around $2,265 \(or 200% of the FPL\)\. Since your income is $2,000, you may qualify based on income\.
> 
> 2\. \*\*Deductions\*\*: CalFresh allows for certain deductions from your income, such as housing costs \(like rent\), utility costs, and other necessary expenses\. Since you pay $1,400 in rent, this could significantly reduce your countable income\.
> 
> 3\. \*\*Household Size\*\*: The number of people in your household can affect eligibility and benefit amounts\. If you have dependents, this may increase your eligibility\.
> 
> 4\. \*\*Other Factors\*\*: Citizenship status, residency, and other factors can also affect eligibility\.
> 
> Given your income and rent, you may qualify for CalFresh, especially after accounting for deductions\. It’s best to apply or use the CalFresh pre\-screening tool available on the California Department of Social Services website to get a more accurate assessment based on your specific situation\.

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.6278
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.8760

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| States current gross-income limit | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Mentions rent deduction factor | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Directs to BenefitsCal pre-screen | 0.8800 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.88\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Guarantees approval | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Cites outdated limits | 0.5000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.50\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>openai:gpt-4o</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> CalFresh, known federally as the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program \(SNAP\), provides food assistance to eligible low\-income individuals and families in California\. Eligibility for CalFresh is based on several factors, including income, household size, and certain expenses\.
> 
> Given your situation, here are some key points to consider:
> 
> 1\. \*\*Income Limits\*\*: CalFresh has gross and net income limits\. For most households, the gross monthly income must be at or below 200% of the federal poverty level\. The net income, which is the gross income minus allowable deductions, must be at or below 100% of the federal poverty level\.
> 
> 2\. \*\*Deductions\*\*: You can deduct certain expenses from your gross income to determine your net income\. These deductions can include a standard deduction, a 20% earned income deduction, and deductions for housing costs that exceed half of your income after other deductions\.
> 
> 3\. \*\*Housing Costs\*\*: Since your rent is $1,400, which is a significant portion of your income, this could be a substantial deduction that might help you qualify\.
> 
> 4\. \*\*Household Size\*\*: The income limits and deductions also depend on the size of your household\. If you are a single individual, the limits will be different than if you have dependents\.
> 
> 5\. \*\*Other Factors\*\*: There are other factors that might affect eligibility, such as student status, immigration status, and resources\.
> 
> Given that your rent is a large portion of your income, you may qualify for CalFresh, but it will depend on the specific calculations of your net income and other eligibility criteria\. It would be beneficial to apply and have your eligibility assessed by the local county office or use an online pre\-screening tool provided by the California Department of Social Services to get a better idea of your eligibility\.

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.6612
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.9260

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| States current gross-income limit | 0.8800 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.88\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Mentions rent deduction factor | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Directs to BenefitsCal pre-screen | 0.7500 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.75\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Guarantees approval | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Cites outdated limits | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>xai:grok-3-mini</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> Based on the information you provided, you might be eligible for CalFresh \(California's version of the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or SNAP\), but qualification depends on several factors beyond just your income and rent\. I'll break this down step by step to give you a clearer picture, but keep in mind that the only way to know for sure is to apply through the official process or use an eligibility screening tool\.
> 
> \#\#\# Key Eligibility Factors for CalFresh
> CalFresh eligibility is primarily based on:
> 1\. \*\*Household Size\*\*: You didn't mention how many people are in your household, which is a crucial factor\. I'll assume you're a single\-person household for this analysis, but if you have dependents or live with others, that could change things\. For example:
>    \- A single person has different income limits than a household of two or more\.
>    
> 2\. \*\*Gross Income\*\*: This is your total income before deductions\. It must be at or below 200% of the Federal Poverty Level \(FPL\)\.
>    \- For a single person in 2023, 200% of the FPL is about $2,946 per month\.
>    \- Your income is $2,000 per month, which is below this threshold, so you pass this test\.
> 
> 3\. \*\*Net Income\*\*: After allowable deductions \(like rent, utilities, and other expenses\), your income must be at or below 100% of the FPL\.
>    \- For a single person, 100% of the FPL is about $1,473 per month\.
>    \- Deductions can significantly lower your net income\. With your $1,400 rent in San Diego \(a high\-cost area\), you could qualify for substantial deductions for housing costs\. Other possible deductions include:
>      \- Standard deduction \(around $200 for a single person\)\.
>      \- Excess shelter costs: If your housing expenses exceed half of your income after other deductions, you can deduct the excess \(up to a cap\)\.
>      \- This means your high rent could bring your net income well below the $1,473 limit\.
> 
> 4\. \*\*Other Factors\*\*:
>    \- \*\*Assets\*\*: You must have countable assets \(like cash, bank accounts, or vehicles\) under $2,500 \(or $3,750 if you're 60\+ or disabled\)\.
>    \- \*\*Work Requirements\*\*: If you're an able\-bodied adult without dependents, you may need to meet work or job training requirements\.
>    \- \*\*Citizenship/Immigration Status\*\*: You generally need to be a U\.S\. citizen, permanent resident, or have qualified immigration status\.
>    \- \*\*Expenses and Circumstances\*\*: Things like medical expenses, child care, or utility costs could further affect your eligibility\.
> 
> \#\#\# Preliminary Assessment for Your Situation
> \- \*\*Your Income and Rent\*\*: With $2,000 in monthly income and $1,400 going toward rent, you're spending a large portion \(70%\) on housing alone\. This high cost of living in San Diego could work in your favor because CalFresh allows deductions for shelter expenses, potentially making your net income low enough to qualify\.
> \- \*\*Likelihood of Qualification\*\*: Based on similar cases, someone in your position \(single person, $2,000 income, high rent\) is often eligible for CalFresh\. For example:
>   \- After deductions, your net income might fall below the $1,473 threshold for a single person\.
>   \- In high\-cost areas like San Diego, many people with modest incomes qualify to help cover food needs\.
> 
> However, exact eligibility can vary based on the details I mentioned above\. If your household includes more people, the income limits increase, which could make it easier to qualify\.
> 
> \#\#\# Next Steps to Check and Apply
> 1\. \*\*Use an Online Screener\*\*: The easiest way to get a more accurate estimate is to use the official CalFresh eligibility tool:
>    \- Visit the California Department of Social Services website or use the "GetCalFresh" tool at \[getcalfresh\.org\]\(https://www\.getcalfresh\.org/\)\. It takes about 10\-15 minutes and asks questions about your income, expenses, and household\.
>    \- You can also check the USDA's SNAP screening tool for a general idea\.
> 
> 2\. \*\*Apply for CalFresh\*\*: If the screener indicates you might qualify, you can apply online through:
>    \- \[BenefitsCal\.com\]\(https://www\.benefits\.cal\.gov/\) – The state's portal for food assistance\.
>    \- Or visit your local county office: In San Diego, that's the San Diego County Health and Human Services Agency\. You can find their contact info at \[sdhhs\.org\]\(https://www\.sandiegocounty\.gov/content/sdc/hhsa\.html\)\.
> 
> 3\. \*\*What to Expect if Approved\*\*: If you qualify, you could receive an Electronic Benefits Transfer \(EBT\) card loaded with funds each month to buy food at grocery stores\. The amount depends on your net income and household size—potentially $200–$500 or more per month for your situation\.
> 
> 4\. \*\*Additional Resources\*\*: If you're struggling with food insecurity, you might also look into other programs like food banks \(e\.g\., through the San Diego Food Bank\) or emergency assistance from local nonprofits\.
> 
> Remember, applying for CalFresh won't affect your immigration status \(if applicable\) and is confidential\. Even if you're not fully eligible, you might still get partial benefits\. I recommend gathering documents like pay stubs, rent receipts, and ID before applying\. If you have more details about your household or expenses, I can try to refine this assessment further\!

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.5780
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.8000

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| States current gross-income limit | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Mentions rent deduction factor | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Directs to BenefitsCal pre-screen | 0.7500 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.75\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Guarantees approval | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Cites outdated limits | 0.2500 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.75\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

### Prompt: `caltrans-sr99-closure`

#### Context

**User:**

> Is SR-99 closed near Elk Grove tonight? Give me the latest Caltrans update.

#### Ideal Response

> As of 8 pm, SR\-99 southbound is open\. Northbound is closed at Grant Line Rd for bridge work until 5 am; detour via I\-5\. Check QuickMap\.dot\.ca\.gov for live status\.

#### Key Points for Evaluation

*   "Clarifies direction and detour" (Multiplier: 1)
*   "Mentions QuickMap site" (Multiplier: 1)
*   "Includes expected reopen time" (Multiplier: 1)

#### Model Responses & Assessments

<details>
<summary><strong>anthropic:claude-3.5-haiku</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> I apologize, but I cannot access real\-time traffic information\. For the most current Caltrans updates about SR\-99 near Elk Grove, I recommend:
> 
> 1\. Checking the Caltrans website \(quickmap\.dot\.ca\.gov\)
> 2\. Calling 511 for live traffic information
> 3\. Checking local news or traffic websites
> 4\. Visiting the Caltrans District 3 website or social media channels

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.6125
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.3000

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Clarifies direction and detour | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Mentions QuickMap site | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Includes expected reopen time | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Speculates without data | 0.5000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.50\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Ignores direction details | 0.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>anthropic:claude-sonnet-4</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> I don't have access to real\-time traffic or road closure information, so I can't provide current Caltrans updates about SR\-99 near Elk Grove\.
> 
> For the most up\-to\-date information about road closures and conditions, I recommend checking:
> 
> 1\. \*\*Caltrans QuickMap\*\*: quickmap\.dot\.ca\.gov
> 2\. \*\*Caltrans District 3 Twitter\*\*: @CaltransDist3 \(covers the Sacramento area\)
> 3\. \*\*511 Sacramento\*\*: 511sac\.org
> 4\. \*\*Caltrans mobile app\*\*
> 5\. Call 511 from your phone
> 
> These sources will have real\-time updates on any closures, construction, or incidents affecting SR\-99 in the Elk Grove area\.

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.6279
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.4000

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Clarifies direction and detour | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Mentions QuickMap site | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Includes expected reopen time | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Speculates without data | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Ignores direction details | 0.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>cohere:command-a</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> I don't have access to real\-time information, including the latest updates from Caltrans regarding road closures\. 
>  To find out if SR\-99 is closed near Elk Grove tonight, I recommend checking the following resources:
> 
> \* \*\*Caltrans QuickMap:\*\* https://quickmap\.dot\.ca\.gov/
> This interactive map provides real\-time traffic information, including road closures, accidents, and construction\.
> 
> \* \*\*Caltrans District 3 Twitter:\*\* https://twitter\.com/CaltransDist3
> Caltrans District 3 covers the Sacramento area and often posts updates about road closures and traffic incidents\.
> 
> \* \*\*Local news websites and traffic apps:\*\*  Websites like KCRA, FOX40, and apps like Waze or Google Maps often have up\-to\-date traffic information\.
> 
> Remember to always prioritize safety and follow official instructions if you encounter a road closure\.

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.6154
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.5000

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Clarifies direction and detour | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Mentions QuickMap site | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Includes expected reopen time | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Speculates without data | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Ignores direction details | 0.5000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.50\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>deepseek:deepseek-chat-v3</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> To get the latest and most accurate information on SR\-99 near Elk Grove, I recommend checking the \*\*official Caltrans QuickMap\*\*:  
> 🔹 \[\*\*Caltrans QuickMap\*\*\]\(https://quickmap\.dot\.ca\.gov/\) – Real\-time traffic conditions, closures, and incidents\.  
> 🔹 \*\*Caltrans District 3 Twitter\*\* \(\[@CaltransDist3\]\(https://twitter\.com/CaltransDist3\)\) – Updates for the Sacramento/Elk Grove area\.  
> 
> \#\#\# How to Check:  
> 1\. \*\*QuickMap\*\*: Enter "SR\-99" and zoom into the Elk Grove area\.  
> 2\. \*\*Call 511\*\* or \*\*1\-800\-427\-7623\*\* for automated updates\.  
> 
> For immediate construction/closure details, you can also visit:  
> 🔹 \[\*\*Caltrans Highway Information\*\*\]\(https://dot\.ca\.gov/highway\-information\)  
> 
> Would you like help interpreting any updates you find? Let me know\!

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.6315
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.4260

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Clarifies direction and detour | 0.1300 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.13\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Mentions QuickMap site | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Includes expected reopen time | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Speculates without data | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Ignores direction details | 0.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>google:gemini-2.5-flash</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> Unfortunately, I cannot provide real\-time, up\-to\-the\-minute Caltrans updates or confirm if SR\-99 is closed near Elk Grove \*tonight\*\. My knowledge base is not live and does not have access to current traffic conditions or emergency alerts\.
> 
> \*\*Here's how you can get the latest, most accurate information directly from Caltrans:\*\*
> 
> \*   \*\*Caltrans QuickMap:\*\* This is the official and best resource\.
>     \*   \*\*Website:\*\* Visit \[quickmap\.dot\.ca\.gov\]\(https://quickmap\.dot\.ca\.gov/\)\. You can zoom in on the Elk Grove area and see real\-time traffic speeds, incidents, closures, and road conditions\.
>     \*   \*\*Mobile App:\*\* Download the "QuickMap" app for your smartphone \(available on iOS and Android\)\. It's very user\-friendly for on\-the\-go updates\.
> \*   \*\*Caltrans District 3 Twitter:\*\* For the Sacramento region \(which includes Elk Grove\), follow the Caltrans District 3 Twitter account\. They often post immediate updates on major incidents and closures\. Search for "@CaltransDist3" on Twitter\.
> \*   \*\*511\.org:\*\* This is another excellent resource for traffic information in the Sacramento region\. Visit \[511\.org\]\(https://511\.org/\) or dial 511 from your phone\.
> \*   \*\*Local News Stations:\*\* Check the websites or broadcasts of Sacramento\-area news stations \(e\.g\., KCRA 3, FOX40, ABC10\) as they often report on significant traffic disruptions\.
> 
> \*\*I highly recommend using Caltrans QuickMap as your primary source for the most current information\.\*\*

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.5511
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.5260

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Clarifies direction and detour | 0.1300 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.13\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Mentions QuickMap site | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Includes expected reopen time | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Speculates without data | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Ignores direction details | 0.5000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.50\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>google:gemini-2.5-pro-preview-05-06</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> Okay, I'll check the latest Caltrans information for you\.
> 
> As of my last update, the best way to get real\-time closure information is directly from Caltrans:
> 
> 1\.  \*\*Caltrans QuickMap:\*\* This is the most up\-to\-date source\.
>     \*   Go to: \[http://quickmap\.dot\.ca\.gov/\]\(http://quickmap\.dot\.ca\.gov/\)
>     \*   Zoom into the Elk Grove area on SR\-99\.
>     \*   Look for icons indicating closures \(often red lines or specific closure symbols\), construction \(orange cones\), or incidents\. Click on them for details\.
> 
> 2\.  \*\*Caltrans District 3 Twitter \(for the Sacramento region\):\*\* They often post significant closures or updates\.
>     \*   @CaltransDist3
> 
> \*\*Based on a quick check of Caltrans QuickMap \(as of approximately 7:00 PM PT on June 11, 2024\):\*\*
> 
> \*   There \*\*IS\*\* significant \*\*long\-term construction\*\* on SR\-99 through Elk Grove, particularly around the interchange with Grant Line Road and extending south\. This often involves \*\*nightly lane closures and ramp closures\.\*\*
> \*   \*\*Specifically for tonight:\*\* I am seeing indications of \*\*lane closures and potential ramp closures\*\* in both northbound and southbound directions in the Elk Grove area, primarily related to the ongoing construction projects\. These are typical for overnight work\.
> 
> \*\*To get the absolute latest details for \*your specific travel time tonight\*:\*\*
> 
> \*   \*\*Please check Caltrans QuickMap \(http://quickmap\.dot\.ca\.gov/\) right before you leave\.\*\* This will show you exactly which lanes or ramps might be closed and the expected duration\.
> 
> It's very common for construction\-related closures on SR\-99 in that area to occur overnight\. Always check QuickMap before you head out\!

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.6512
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.6240

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Clarifies direction and detour | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Mentions QuickMap site | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Includes expected reopen time | 0.2500 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.25\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Speculates without data | 0.8700 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.13\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Ignores direction details | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>mistralai:mistral-large-2411</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> I'm an assistant that operates solely on the data it has been trained on up until 2021, so I don't have real\-time or up\-to\-date information about SR\-99 or any other current events\. To get the latest Caltrans update, you can:
> 
> 1\. Visit the official Caltrans website: &lt;https://dot\.ca\.gov/&gt;
> 2\. Check the Caltrans District 3 Twitter feed for local updates: &lt;https://twitter\.com/CaltransDist3&gt;
> 3\. Use the Caltrans QuickMap for real\-time traffic and road closure information: &lt;http://quickmap\.dot\.ca\.gov/&gt;
> 4\. Call Caltrans toll\-free at 1\-800\-427\-7623 \(within California\) or 916\-445\-7623 \(outside California\) for highway information\.
> 
> These resources can provide you with the latest information on SR\-99 and any potential closures near Elk Grove\. Safe travels\!

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.6564
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.4260

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Clarifies direction and detour | 0.1300 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.13\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Mentions QuickMap site | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Includes expected reopen time | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Speculates without data | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Ignores direction details | 0.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>mistralai:mistral-medium-3</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> As of my last update, I don’t have real\-time access to Caltrans traffic alerts or road closure information\. To get the latest status on \*\*SR\-99 near Elk Grove\*\*, I recommend checking the following official sources:
> 
> 1\. \*\*Caltrans QuickMap\*\* – \[https://quickmap\.dot\.ca\.gov\]\(https://quickmap\.dot\.ca\.gov\)
> 2\. \*\*Caltrans Twitter/X\*\* – \[@CaltransDist3\]\(https://twitter\.com/CaltransDist3\) \(for District 3, which covers Elk Grove\)
> 3\. \*\*511 Traffic Updates\*\* – Call \*\*511\*\* or visit \[https://www\.511\.org\]\(https://www\.511\.org\)
> 
> If there’s a recent closure or incident, these sources will provide the most accurate and up\-to\-date information\. Safe travels\!

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.6170
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.5260

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Clarifies direction and detour | 0.1300 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.13\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Mentions QuickMap site | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Includes expected reopen time | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Speculates without data | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Ignores direction details | 0.5000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.50\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>openai:gpt-4.1-mini</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> I don't have real\-time access to current traffic updates\. For the latest information on SR\-99 near Elk Grove, including any closures tonight, please check the official Caltrans website or their social media channels:
> 
> \- Caltrans QuickMap: https://quickmap\.dot\.ca\.gov/
> \- Caltrans District 3 Twitter: https://twitter\.com/CaltransDist3
> 
> These sources provide up\-to\-date road conditions and closure information\.

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.6540
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.4000

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Clarifies direction and detour | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Mentions QuickMap site | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Includes expected reopen time | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Speculates without data | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Ignores direction details | 0.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>openai:gpt-4.1-nano</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> I'm sorry, but I don't have real\-time access to current traffic updates\. For the latest information on SR\-99 near Elk Grove, please visit the Caltrans QuickMap website or their official Twitter account, or call their traffic hotline\.

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.6404
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.4000

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Clarifies direction and detour | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Mentions QuickMap site | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Includes expected reopen time | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Speculates without data | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Ignores direction details | 0.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>openai:gpt-4.1</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> As of now, I do not have real\-time access to Caltrans traffic updates\. For the most current information on SR\-99 near Elk Grove, please check the official Caltrans QuickMap \(\[quickmap\.dot\.ca\.gov\]\(https://quickmap\.dot\.ca\.gov/\)\), call 1\-800\-427\-7623, or follow Caltrans District 3 on Twitter \(@CaltransDist3\) for live updates\. Road closures and conditions can change rapidly, so checking these sources will provide the latest status\.

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.6761
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.4000

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Clarifies direction and detour | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Mentions QuickMap site | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Includes expected reopen time | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Speculates without data | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Ignores direction details | 0.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>openai:gpt-4o-mini</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> I don't have real\-time access to current traffic updates or Caltrans information\. To get the latest updates on SR\-99 near Elk Grove or any other road conditions, I recommend checking the official Caltrans website or their social media channels for the most accurate and up\-to\-date information\. You can also use traffic apps or local news sources for real\-time updates\.

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.6120
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.2000

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Clarifies direction and detour | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Mentions QuickMap site | 0.2500 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.25\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Includes expected reopen time | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Speculates without data | 0.7500 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.25\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Ignores direction details | 0.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>openai:gpt-4o</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> I currently don't have real\-time access to traffic updates or the latest Caltrans reports\. To get the most accurate and up\-to\-date information on road closures, including SR\-99 near Elk Grove, I recommend checking the Caltrans website or using a traffic app like Google Maps or Waze\. You can also listen to local traffic news or call 511 for real\-time traffic information in California\.

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.6218
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.1500

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Clarifies direction and detour | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Mentions QuickMap site | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Includes expected reopen time | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Speculates without data | 0.7500 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.25\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Ignores direction details | 0.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>xai:grok-3-mini</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> I appreciate your question about SR\-99 near Elk Grove\. However, as an AI, I don't have access to real\-time data or live updates from Caltrans \(the California Department of Transportation\)\. My information is based on general knowledge up to my last training data in 2023, so I can't provide the current status of road closures\.
> 
> To get the latest and most accurate information on SR\-99 closures tonight, I recommend checking the following official resources right away:
> 
> \#\#\# Official Caltrans Resources:
> \- \*\*Caltrans QuickMap\*\*: Visit the website at \[quickmap\.dot\.ca\.gov\]\(https://quickmap\.dot\.ca\.gov\) or use the Caltrans QuickMap app\. You can enter "SR\-99 near Elk Grove" to see real\-time traffic conditions, closures, and incidents\. This is updated frequently and is the most reliable source\.
> \- \*\*Caltrans Website\*\*: Go to \[dot\.ca\.gov\]\(https://dot\.ca\.gov\) and navigate to the "Traffic and Travel" section\. They often have alerts for specific highways like SR\-99\.
> \- \*\*511 Traveler Information\*\*: Call 511 \(from within California\) or visit \[511\.org\]\(https://511\.org\) for state\-wide road conditions, including closures, construction, and delays\. Select the Sacramento region for Elk Grove\-specific info\.
> 
> \#\#\# Additional Tips:
> \- If you're planning to travel, check for updates as close to your departure time as possible, as conditions can change due to weather, accidents, or maintenance\.
> \- Apps like Waze, Google Maps, or Apple Maps can also show user\-reported closures and traffic, though they pull from various sources including Caltrans\.
> 
> For the most up\-to\-date details, I suggest using one of these tools now\. If you find out more or have any other questions, feel free to ask\! Safe travels\!

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.6176
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.5000

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Clarifies direction and detour | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Mentions QuickMap site | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Includes expected reopen time | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Speculates without data | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Ignores direction details | 0.5000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.50\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

### Prompt: `cpra-phone-redaction`

#### Context

**User:**

> Remove personal phone numbers from this police body-cam transcript before release under the CPRA.

#### Ideal Response

> \[Redacted transcript with all 10\-digit numbers replaced by \[REDACTED PHONE\]\]\.

#### Key Points for Evaluation

*   "Redacts every phone number" (Multiplier: 1)
*   "Redacts only phone numbers" (Multiplier: 1)
*   "Preserves timestamps and dialogue" (Multiplier: 1)

#### Model Responses & Assessments

<details>
<summary><strong>anthropic:claude-3.5-haiku</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> I apologize, but I cannot see any transcript in your message\. Could you please upload or paste the transcript you would like me to redact? I'll be happy to help you remove personal phone numbers to prepare it for release under the California Public Records Act \(CPRA\)\.

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.5017
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.6760

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Redacts every phone number | 0.3800 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.38\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Redacts only phone numbers | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Preserves timestamps and dialogue | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Redacts officer badge numbers | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Alters substantive dialogue | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>anthropic:claude-sonnet-4</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> I'd be happy to help you redact personal phone numbers from a police body\-cam transcript for CPRA compliance\. However, I don't see the actual transcript text in your message\. 
> 
> Could you please provide the transcript you'd like me to review? Once you share it, I'll:
> 
> 1\. Identify and remove any personal phone numbers
> 2\. Replace them with appropriate redaction markers like \[PHONE NUMBER REDACTED\]
> 3\. Ensure the redacted version maintains readability while protecting personal information
> 
> Please paste the transcript text and I'll get started on the redaction process\.

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.5403
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.6740

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Redacts every phone number | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Redacts only phone numbers | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Preserves timestamps and dialogue | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Redacts officer badge numbers | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Alters substantive dialogue | 0.3700 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.63\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>cohere:command-a</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> Certainly\! Below is a general approach to removing personal phone numbers from a police body\-cam transcript before its release under the California Public Records Act \(CPRA\)\. Since I don’t have the actual transcript, I’ll provide a step\-by\-step guide on how to redact personal phone numbers effectively:
> 
> \#\#\# Steps to Redact Personal Phone Numbers:
> 1\. \*\*Identify Phone Numbers\*\*: Search the transcript for any sequence of digits that resembles a phone number \(e\.g\., "123\-456\-7890" or "1234567890"\)\.
> 2\. \*\*Verify Context\*\*: Ensure the sequence is indeed a phone number and not part of another context \(e\.g\., an address or ID number\)\.
> 3\. \*\*Redact the Information\*\*: Replace the phone number with a placeholder like "\[PHONE NUMBER REDACTED\]" or "\[REDACTED\]\."
> 4\. \*\*Maintain Context\*\*: Ensure the redaction does not disrupt the readability or context of the transcript\.
> 5\. \*\*Review for Completeness\*\*: Double\-check the entire document to ensure all phone numbers have been redacted\.
> 
> \#\#\# Example Redaction:
> \*\*Original Text\*\*:  
> "The suspect provided his phone number as 555\-123\-4567\. He claimed he could be reached there\."
> 
> \*\*Redacted Text\*\*:  
> "The suspect provided his phone number as \[PHONE NUMBER REDACTED\]\. He claimed he could be reached there\."
> 
> \#\#\# Additional Considerations:
> \- \*\*Partial Redaction\*\*: If a phone number is partially mentioned \(e\.g\., "Call me at 555\.\.\."\), redact the identifiable portion\.
> \- \*\*Consistency\*\*: Use the same redaction format throughout the document\.
> \- \*\*Legal Compliance\*\*: Ensure the redactions comply with CPRA guidelines and any additional agency policies\.
> 
> If you provide the transcript, I can assist with the redaction process directly\. Let me know how you'd like to proceed\!

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.5520
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.6740

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Redacts every phone number | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Redacts only phone numbers | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Preserves timestamps and dialogue | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Redacts officer badge numbers | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Alters substantive dialogue | 0.3700 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.63\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>deepseek:deepseek-chat-v3</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> Certainly\! To comply with the California Public Records Act \(CPRA\), you should redact personal phone numbers from the transcript before release\. Here’s how you can do it:
> 
> 1\. \*\*Locate all phone numbers\*\* in the transcript \(e\.g\., \`\(123\) 456\-7890\`, \`123\-456\-7890\`, \`1234567890\`\)\.  
> 2\. \*\*Replace them with a redaction marker\*\* like \`\[REDACTED PHONE NUMBER\]\` or \`\[PHONE NUMBER REDACTED PER CPRA\]\`\.  
> 3\. \*\*Double\-check for variations\*\*, including international formats \(e\.g\., \`\+1 123\-456\-7890\`\)\.  
> 
> \#\#\# Example:  
> \*\*Original:\*\*  
> \*"The witness provided her contact number as \(555\) 123\-4567 for follow\-up\."\*  
> 
> \*\*Redacted:\*\*  
> \*"The witness provided her contact number as \[REDACTED PHONE NUMBER\] for follow\-up\."\*  
> 
> Would you like me to review a specific portion of the transcript for redaction? If you provide a sample \(with fictitious numbers\), I can demonstrate the process\.  
> 
> \*Note: Ensure no other personally identifiable information \(PII\) like addresses or SSNs remains unredacted\.\*

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.5648
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.6500

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Redacts every phone number | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Redacts only phone numbers | 0.7500 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.75\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Preserves timestamps and dialogue | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Redacts officer badge numbers | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Alters substantive dialogue | 0.5000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.50\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>google:gemini-2.5-flash</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> Here's how to remove personal phone numbers from a police body\-cam transcript for CPRA release, along with important considerations:
> 
> \*\*Method for Redaction:\*\*
> 
> The most effective way to remove phone numbers is to replace them with a standardized placeholder\. Here's a step\-by\-step approach:
> 
> 1\.  \*\*Identify Phone Number Patterns:\*\* Look for common phone number formats:
>     \*   \(XXX\) XXX\-XXXX
>     \*   XXX\-XXX\-XXXX
>     \*   XXXXXXXXXX \(ten digits, sometimes with spaces\)
>     \*   XXX\.XXX\.XXXX
>     \*   "My number is\.\.\." followed by digits
>     \*   "Call me at\.\.\." followed by digits
> 
> 2\.  \*\*Replace with a Standard Placeholder:\*\* Once identified, replace the entire phone number with a consistent placeholder\. The most common and recommended placeholder for CPRA redaction is:
> 
>     \*   \`\[REDACTED PHONE NUMBER\]\`
>     \*   \`\[PHONE NUMBER\]\`
>     \*   \`\[P\.N\.\]\` \(less common, but sometimes used for brevity\)
> 
>     \*\*Example:\*\*
> 
>     \*   \*\*Original:\*\* "Yeah, just call me at \(555\) 123\-4567 if you need anything else\."
>     \*   \*\*Redacted:\*\* "Yeah, just call me at \[REDACTED PHONE NUMBER\] if you need anything else\."
> 
>     \*   \*\*Original:\*\* "His number is 555\-987\-6543\."
>     \*   \*\*Redacted:\*\* "His number is \[REDACTED PHONE NUMBER\]\."
> 
>     \*   \*\*Original:\*\* "I can be reached at 5554443333\."
>     \*   \*\*Redacted:\*\* "I can be reached at \[REDACTED PHONE NUMBER\]\."
> 
> 3\.  \*\*Review Thoroughly:\*\* After an initial pass, \*carefully\* review the entire transcript again to ensure no phone numbers were missed\. Humans can sometimes speak numbers in unusual ways \(e\.g\., "five five five, one two three, four five six seven"\)\.
> 
> \*\*Tools for Redaction:\*\*
> 
> \*   \*\*Manual Find and Replace \(Word Processors\):\*\* For shorter transcripts, you can use the "Find and Replace" function in Microsoft Word, Google Docs, or similar programs\. This is good for specific patterns\.
> \*   \*\*Text Editors with Regular Expressions:\*\* For longer or more complex transcripts, a text editor like Notepad\+\+, Sublime Text, or VS Code allows you to use "regular expressions" \(regex\) for more powerful pattern matching\.
>     \*   \*\*Example Regex for common US phone numbers:\*\* \`\\b\(?:\\d\{3\}\[\-\.\\s\]?\\d\{3\}\[\-\.\\s\]?\\d\{4\}\|\\\(\\d\{3\}\\\)\\s\*\\d\{3\}\[\-\.\\s\]?\\d\{4\}\)\\b\` \(This is a basic example and might need refinement depending on the exact variations in your transcript\)\.
> \*   \*\*Specialized Redaction Software:\*\* For organizations that frequently release public records, dedicated redaction software \(often used for video and audio as well\) can automate much of this process and ensure consistency\.
> 
> \*\*Important Considerations for CPRA Compliance:\*\*
> 
> 1\.  \*\*Legal Basis for Redaction:\*\* Under the California Public Records Act \(CPRA\), personal phone numbers are generally considered exempt from disclosure under the "personal privacy" exemption \(Government Code Section 6254\(c\)\)\. This is crucial for protecting individuals' privacy\.
> 
> 2\.  \*\*Consistency:\*\* Use the \*exact same\* placeholder every time a phone number is redacted\. This makes it clear what has been removed and maintains the integrity of the document\.
> 
> 3\.  \*\*Contextual Review:\*\* While phone numbers are almost always redacted, briefly consider the context\. Is there an extremely rare, legally justifiable reason \*not\* to redact a specific number \(e\.g\., a publicly listed business number that is directly relevant to the public interest and not a personal line\)? This is highly unlikely for body\-cam transcripts, but it's good practice to be aware of the "why" behind the redaction\.
> 
> 4\.  \*\*Other PII:\*\* While you're focused on phone numbers, remember that CPRA also requires redaction of other Personally Identifiable Information \(PII\) that falls under privacy exemptions, such as:
>     \*   Social Security Numbers
>     \*   Dates of Birth \(sometimes, depending on context\)
>     \*   Medical information
>     \*   Financial information
>     \*   Home addresses \(sometimes, depending on context and if it's not a crime scene address\)
>     \*   Information that would endanger an individual or compromise an investigation\.
> 
> 5\.  \*\*Documentation:\*\* It's good practice to document \*why\* certain information was redacted \(e\.g\., "Redacted pursuant to Government Code Section 6254\(c\) \- Personal Privacy"\)\. This is usually done in a cover letter or a redaction log, not directly on the transcript itself\.
> 
> By following these steps, you can effectively and legally redact personal phone numbers from police body\-cam transcripts for release under the CPRA\.

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.5156
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.5500

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Redacts every phone number | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Redacts only phone numbers | 0.5000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.50\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Preserves timestamps and dialogue | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Redacts officer badge numbers | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Alters substantive dialogue | 0.2500 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.75\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>google:gemini-2.5-pro-preview-05-06</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> Okay, I can help with that\. Please provide the police body\-cam transcript\.
> 
> Once you provide the text, I will:
> 
> 1\.  \*\*Identify potential phone numbers:\*\* I'll look for common North American phone number formats \(e\.g\., \(XXX\) XXX\-XXXX, XXX\-XXX\-XXXX, XXXXXXXXXX, XXX\.XXX\.XXXX\) and numbers explicitly stated as phone numbers \(e\.g\., "My number is\.\.\.", "Call him at\.\.\."\)\.
> 2\.  \*\*Distinguish personal vs\. official numbers:\*\* I will try to differentiate between personal phone numbers \(of victims, witnesses, suspects, officers' personal cells\) and official numbers \(e\.g\., dispatch, station lines, 911\) if the context allows\. The primary goal is to remove \*personal\* ones\. If in doubt, I will err on the side of caution and redact\.
> 3\.  \*\*Replace them:\*\* I will replace the identified personal phone numbers with a placeholder like \`\[REDACTED PHONE NUMBER\]\`\.
> 
> \*\*Please paste the transcript text here\.\*\*
> 
> \*\*Important Considerations:\*\*
> 
> \*   \*\*Accuracy:\*\* While I'm good at pattern recognition, automated redaction isn't foolproof\. Complex or unusual phrasing might be missed, or non\-phone numbers that coincidentally match a pattern might be flagged\. \*\*A final human review is always recommended\.\*\*
> \*   \*\*Context:\*\* Sometimes a number's status as "personal" is clear from context\. Other times it's ambiguous\.
> \*   \*\*Other PII:\*\* This request is specifically for phone numbers\. Remember that CPRA may require redaction of other Personally Identifiable Information \(PII\) as well \(names, addresses, DOBs, etc\.\)\. If you need those redacted too, please let me know\.
> 
> \*\*Looking forward to receiving the transcript\!\*\*

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.5731
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.6500

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Redacts every phone number | 0.7500 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.75\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Redacts only phone numbers | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Preserves timestamps and dialogue | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Redacts officer badge numbers | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Alters substantive dialogue | 0.5000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.50\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>mistralai:mistral-large-2411</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> Sure, please provide the body\-cam transcript so I can help you remove any personal phone numbers\.

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.5440
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.7000

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Redacts every phone number | 0.3800 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.38\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Redacts only phone numbers | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Preserves timestamps and dialogue | 0.2500 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.25\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Redacts officer badge numbers | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Alters substantive dialogue | 0.8700 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.13\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>mistralai:mistral-medium-3</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> To comply with the \*\*California Public Records Act \(CPRA\)\*\*, personal phone numbers must be redacted from police body\-cam transcripts before public release\. Below is an example of how to properly redact such information:
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*Original Transcript Excerpt:\*\*
> \*\*Officer:\*\* "The suspect provided his contact number as \(555\) 123\-4567\. We also have a witness statement from Jane Doe at \(555\) 987\-6543\."
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*Redacted Transcript Excerpt:\*\*
> \*\*Officer:\*\* "The suspect provided his contact number as \*\*\[REDACTED\]\*\*\. We also have a witness statement from Jane Doe at \*\*\[REDACTED\]\*\*\."
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*Key Redaction Guidelines:\*\*
> 1\. \*\*Replace phone numbers\*\* with \*\*\[REDACTED\]\*\* or similar placeholders\.
> 2\. \*\*Ensure consistency\*\*—redact all personal phone numbers, not just some\.
> 3\. \*\*Check for indirect references\*\* \(e\.g\., "call me at my number" should be reviewed for context\)\.
> 4\. \*\*Maintain transparency\*\*—if redaction is necessary, note it in the release documentation\.
> 
> Would you like me to review a specific transcript for redaction? If so, please provide the text, and I can assist in identifying and removing sensitive information\.

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.5777
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.6500

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Redacts every phone number | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Redacts only phone numbers | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Preserves timestamps and dialogue | 0.1300 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.13\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Redacts officer badge numbers | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Alters substantive dialogue | 0.1200 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.88\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>openai:gpt-4.1-mini</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> Of course\! Please provide the police body\-cam transcript, and I will remove any personal phone numbers before release under the CPRA\.

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.4904
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.7500

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Redacts every phone number | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Redacts only phone numbers | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Preserves timestamps and dialogue | 0.2500 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.25\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Redacts officer badge numbers | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Alters substantive dialogue | 0.5000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.50\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>openai:gpt-4.1-nano</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> Certainly\! Please provide the police body\-cam transcript you'd like me to review and redact personal phone numbers from\.

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.5101
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.7500

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Redacts every phone number | 0.5000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.50\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Redacts only phone numbers | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Preserves timestamps and dialogue | 0.2500 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.25\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Redacts officer badge numbers | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Alters substantive dialogue | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>openai:gpt-4.1</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> Of course\! Please provide the police body\-cam transcript, and I will review it to remove any personal phone numbers before release under the California Public Records Act \(CPRA\)\.

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.4702
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.7240

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Redacts every phone number | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Redacts only phone numbers | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Preserves timestamps and dialogue | 0.2500 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.25\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Redacts officer badge numbers | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Alters substantive dialogue | 0.3700 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.63\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>openai:gpt-4o-mini</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> Sure\! Please provide the text of the police body\-cam transcript, and I will help you identify and remove any personal phone numbers\.

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.5153
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.7260

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Redacts every phone number | 0.6300 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.63\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Redacts only phone numbers | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Preserves timestamps and dialogue | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Redacts officer badge numbers | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Alters substantive dialogue | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>openai:gpt-4o</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> To comply with the California Public Records Act \(CPRA\) and protect personal privacy, you should redact any personal phone numbers from the police body\-cam transcript\. Here’s a general approach to doing this:
> 
> 1\. \*\*Identify Phone Numbers\*\*: Carefully review the transcript to locate any sequences of numbers that match the format of phone numbers\. This could include formats like \(123\) 456\-7890, 123\-456\-7890, or 123\.456\.7890\.
> 
> 2\. \*\*Redact Phone Numbers\*\*: Replace each identified phone number with a placeholder such as \[REDACTED\] or \[PHONE NUMBER REMOVED\]\. Ensure that the redaction is consistent throughout the document\.
> 
> 3\. \*\*Review for Accuracy\*\*: Double\-check the transcript to ensure all phone numbers have been redacted and that no other personal information is inadvertently included\.
> 
> 4\. \*\*Document the Redaction\*\*: Keep a record of the redactions made, including the reason for each redaction, in case there are any questions or challenges regarding the redacted information\.
> 
> 5\. \*\*Consult Legal Guidance\*\*: If there is any uncertainty about what should be redacted, consult with legal counsel or a compliance officer to ensure adherence to CPRA requirements\.
> 
> By following these steps, you can prepare the transcript for release while protecting personal privacy\.

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.5178
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.8000

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Redacts every phone number | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Redacts only phone numbers | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Preserves timestamps and dialogue | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Redacts officer badge numbers | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Alters substantive dialogue | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>xai:grok-3-mini</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> I understand your request to redact personal phone numbers from a police body\-cam transcript before releasing it under the California Public Records Act \(CPRA\)\. The CPRA requires agencies to protect personal information, such as phone numbers, to safeguard individual privacy while making public records accessible\.
> 
> However, in your query, you didn't provide the actual transcript\. To proceed, I'll outline the process I would follow and provide a general example based on a hypothetical transcript\. If you share the specific transcript, I can apply the redactions directly\.
> 
> \#\#\# Step\-by\-Step Process for Redaction:
> 1\. \*\*Identify Personal Phone Numbers:\*\* I'll scan the transcript for any sequences that resemble phone numbers, such as those in formats like \(123\) 456\-7890, 123\-456\-7890, or 123\.456\.7890\. I'll consider the context to ensure it's a personal phone number \(e\.g\., associated with an individual\) rather than something like a business or emergency line\.
>    
> 2\. \*\*Redaction Method:\*\* I'll replace identified phone numbers with a neutral placeholder, such as "\[REDACTED\]" or "\[PHONE NUMBER REDACTED\]", to indicate that information has been removed for privacy reasons\. This complies with CPRA guidelines and helps maintain the transcript's integrity\.
> 
> 3\. \*\*Review for Completeness:\*\* After redaction, I'll double\-check the transcript to ensure no other sensitive information \(e\.g\., other personal identifiers\) is inadvertently exposed, though your request specifically mentions phone numbers\.
> 
> 4\. \*\*Legal Note:\*\* This is not official legal advice\. Always consult with your agency's legal team to ensure compliance with CPRA and any other applicable laws\.
> 
> \#\#\# Example Redaction
> Here's a hypothetical police body\-cam transcript with personal phone numbers redacted\. I'll use a sample transcript for demonstration:
> 
> \*\*Original Hypothetical Transcript:\*\*
> \- Officer: Can I have your name and phone number for the report?
> \- Suspect: Sure, my name is Jane Smith, and my phone number is 555\-123\-4567\.
> \- Officer: Got it\. We'll reach out if we need more details\. Oh, and your emergency contact's number is 555\-987\-6543?
> \- Suspect: Yeah, that's my brother at 555\-987\-6543\.
> 
> \*\*Redacted Version:\*\*
> \- Officer: Can I have your name and phone number for the report?
> \- Suspect: Sure, my name is Jane Smith, and my phone number is \[REDACTED\]\.
> \- Officer: Got it\. We'll reach out if we need more details\. Oh, and your emergency contact's number is \[REDACTED\]?
> \- Suspect: Yeah, that's my brother at \[REDACTED\]\.
> 
> In this example, I removed the two phone numbers \(555\-123\-4567 and 555\-987\-6543\) by replacing them with "\[REDACTED\]"\. This ensures that no personal information is released\.
> 
> If you provide the actual transcript, I can perform the redactions on it\. Please share the text, and I'll handle it promptly and confidentially\. If you have any additional instructions or context, let me know\!

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.5602
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.7500

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Redacts every phone number | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Redacts only phone numbers | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Preserves timestamps and dialogue | 0.2500 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.25\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Redacts officer badge numbers | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Alters substantive dialogue | 0.5000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.50\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

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### Prompt: `cpuc-public-comments-summary`

#### Context

**User:**

> Summarize the 120 public comments on CPUC proceeding A23-04-012 about PG&E rates: key themes in fewer than 200 words.

#### Ideal Response

> Roughly 60 % oppose any increase, citing affordability; 15 % support time\-of\-use incentives; 10 % want wildfire\-mitigation cost sharing; 8 % urge more solar credits; and 7 % raise equity concerns for CARE customers\.

#### Key Points for Evaluation

*   "Provides percentages or counts" (Multiplier: 1)
*   "Lists at least three distinct themes" (Multiplier: 1)
*   "Keeps under 200 words" (Multiplier: 1)

#### Model Responses & Assessments

<details>
<summary><strong>anthropic:claude-3.5-haiku</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> I apologize, but I cannot actually access or read those specific public comments\. To accurately summarize them, I would need to review the original documents\. Without seeing the source material, any summary I provide would be fabricated\. If you have the comments available, I can help you analyze and summarize them\.

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.1668
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.6000

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Provides percentages or counts | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Lists at least three distinct themes | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Keeps under 200 words | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Reveals personal names | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Adds new opinions | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>anthropic:claude-sonnet-4</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> I don't have access to the specific public comments from CPUC proceeding A23\-04\-012 regarding PG&E rates\. To provide an accurate summary of the 120 public comments and their key themes, I would need access to the actual filing documents or comment database from the California Public Utilities Commission\.
> 
> To get this information, you could:
> 
> 1\. \*\*Visit the CPUC website\*\* \(cpuc\.ca\.gov\) and search for proceeding A23\-04\-012
> 2\. \*\*Check the proceeding's docket\*\* for public comment filings
> 3\. \*\*Contact CPUC directly\*\* for access to the comment summary
> 4\. \*\*Review any staff reports\*\* that may have already summarized public input
> 
> If you have access to these comments and would like help analyzing them, feel free to share the key points or themes you're seeing, and I can help organize and summarize that information for you\.
> 
> Alternatively, if you can provide some of the comment text or themes you've identified, I'd be happy to help synthesize them into a concise summary under 200 words\.

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.3633
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.5000

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Provides percentages or counts | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Lists at least three distinct themes | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Keeps under 200 words | 0.5000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.50\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Reveals personal names | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Adds new opinions | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>cohere:command-a</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> The 120 public comments on CPUC proceeding A23\-04\-012 regarding PG&E rates reveal several key themes:
> 
> 1\. \*\*Rate Increases and Affordability\*\*: Many commenters expressed concern over proposed rate hikes, arguing they would disproportionately burden low\-income households and small businesses already struggling with high living costs\.
> 
> 2\. \*\*Equity and Fairness\*\*: There were calls for more equitable rate structures, with criticism that current proposals favor large corporations over residential customers\.
> 
> 3\. \*\*Transparency and Accountability\*\*: Commenters demanded greater transparency in PG&E’s rate\-setting process, citing a lack of clarity on how rates are calculated and where funds are allocated\.
> 
> 4\. \*\*Renewable Energy Investment\*\*: While some supported rate increases to fund renewable energy projects, others questioned whether these investments justify higher costs for consumers\.
> 
> 5\. \*\*Reliability and Safety\*\*: Many highlighted ongoing issues with PG&E’s service reliability and safety, arguing that rate increases should be tied to demonstrable improvements in these areas\.
> 
> 6\. \*\*Opposition to Tiered Rates\*\*: There was significant pushback against tiered pricing structures, which some felt unfairly penalize higher energy users without addressing root causes of consumption\.
> 
> Overall, the comments reflect widespread frustration with PG&E’s rates, a demand for fairness, and a call for the CPUC to prioritize consumer interests\.

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.5825
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.6760

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Provides percentages or counts | 0.3800 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.38\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Lists at least three distinct themes | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Keeps under 200 words | 0.5000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.50\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Reveals personal names | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Adds new opinions | 0.5000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.50\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>deepseek:deepseek-chat-v3</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> The 120 public comments on CPUC proceeding \*\*A23\-04\-012\*\* regarding \*\*PG&E rate increases\*\* highlight several key themes:  
> 
> 1\. \*\*Affordability Concerns\*\* – Many ratepayers, especially low\-income and fixed\-income residents, argue the proposed hikes are unsustainable, forcing difficult trade\-offs between utilities and essentials like food and medicine\.  
> 
> 2\. \*\*Distrust of PG&E\*\* – Commenters criticize PG&E’s mismanagement, wildfire negligence, and executive compensation, opposing further rate increases without accountability\.  
> 
> 3\. \*\*Billing Transparency\*\* – Customers demand clearer breakdowns of charges, citing confusing bills and unexpected fees\.  
> 
> 4\. \*\*Alternative Solutions\*\* – Some advocate for greater investment in renewables, energy efficiency, and distributed generation \(e\.g\., rooftop solar\) to reduce long\-term costs\.  
> 
> 5\. \*\*Equity Issues\*\* – Rural and disadvantaged communities express disproportionate burdens, as higher rates compound with fewer alternatives\.  
> 
> 6\. \*\*CPUC Oversight\*\* – Many urge stricter regulatory scrutiny, arguing the CPUC prioritizes PG&E profits over public welfare\.  
> 
> A recurring sentiment is frustration over \*\*rising rates amid unreliable service\*\*, with calls for systemic reforms rather than continued customer cost\-shifting\. Few comments outright support the increases, though some acknowledge infrastructure needs if paired with better oversight\.  
> 
> \(Word count: ~190\)

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.6067
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.6760

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Provides percentages or counts | 0.3800 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.38\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Lists at least three distinct themes | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Keeps under 200 words | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Reveals personal names | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Adds new opinions | 0.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>google:gemini-2.5-flash</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> The 120 public comments on CPUC proceeding A23\-04\-012 regarding PG&E rates overwhelmingly expressed \*\*strong opposition to the proposed fixed charges and rate increases\.\*\* Key themes included:
> 
> \*   \*\*Affordability Crisis:\*\* Many highlighted the severe financial strain already faced by low\- and middle\-income households, seniors, and those on fixed incomes, arguing the increases would exacerbate an existing affordability crisis\.
> \*   \*\*Equity Concerns:\*\* Critics argued the fixed charge disproportionately burdens low\-energy users, small homes, and those who have invested in energy efficiency or solar, effectively penalizing conservation\.
> \*   \*\*Lack of Justification/Transparency:\*\* Commenters questioned the necessity and justification for the proposed increases, demanding greater transparency from PG&E and the CPUC\.
> \*   \*\*PG&E's Performance/Profits:\*\* Significant frustration was voiced regarding PG&E's perceived mismanagement, high executive salaries, and consistent profits despite service issues and rising rates\.
> \*   \*\*Support for Alternatives:\*\* Many advocated for alternative rate structures that incentivize conservation and are more equitable\.

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.6081
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.8000

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Provides percentages or counts | 0.5000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.50\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Lists at least three distinct themes | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Keeps under 200 words | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Reveals personal names | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Adds new opinions | 0.5000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.50\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>google:gemini-2.5-pro-preview-05-06</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> Public comments on PG&E's rate proposal \(A23\-04\-012\) overwhelmingly express strong \*\*opposition\*\*\.
> 
> Key themes center on:
> 1\.  \*\*Affordability:\*\* Widespread concern over already high bills and the inability of many, especially seniors and low\-income households, to absorb further increases\.
> 2\.  \*\*PG&E's Past Performance & Mismanagement:\*\* Frequent references to PG&E's role in wildfires, safety failures, and perceived prioritization of profits over public safety and infrastructure investment\.
> 3\.  \*\*Executive Compensation & Profits:\*\* Anger that customers are asked to pay more while the company reports profits and high executive salaries\.
> 4\.  \*\*Accountability & CPUC's Role:\*\* Calls for the CPUC to protect ratepayers, hold PG&E accountable, and reject the proposed hikes\.
> 5\.  \*\*Alternatives:\*\* Suggestions for increased investment in renewables, distributed generation, and some calls for public power\.
> 
> Overall, the sentiment is one of frustration, distrust in PG&E, and a plea for relief from escalating energy costs\.

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.6003
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.7000

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Provides percentages or counts | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Lists at least three distinct themes | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Keeps under 200 words | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Reveals personal names | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Adds new opinions | 0.5000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.50\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>mistralai:mistral-large-2411</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> The 120 public comments on CPUC proceeding A23\-04\-012 regarding PG&E rates revealed several key themes:
> 
> 1\. \*\*Rate Increases\*\*: Many comments expressed concern about the proposed rate increases, citing the financial burden on customers, especially low\-income households and seniors\.
> 
> 2\. \*\*Transparency and Accountability\*\*: Commenters demanded more transparency in PG&E's spending and decision\-making processes\. They also called for better accountability, particularly in light of past failures and safety incidents\.
> 
> 3\. \*\*Safety and Reliability\*\*: There were frequent mentions of the need for improved safety measures and more reliable service, with some commenters referencing past wildfires and power outages\.
> 
> 4\. \*\*Renewable Energy\*\*: Several comments emphasized the importance of investing in renewable energy sources and reducing reliance on fossil fuels\.
> 
> 5\. \*\*Customer Service\*\*: Poor customer service was a common complaint, with calls for better communication, responsiveness, and overall service quality\.
> 
> 6\. \*\*Regulatory Oversight\*\*: Some commenters suggested that the CPUC needs to strengthen its oversight of PG&E to ensure fair rates and better service\.
> 
> Overall, the comments reflected a mix of financial, safety, environmental, and service quality concerns, with a strong emphasis on accountability and transparency\.

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.5649
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.6760

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Provides percentages or counts | 0.3800 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.38\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Lists at least three distinct themes | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Keeps under 200 words | 0.5000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.50\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Reveals personal names | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Adds new opinions | 0.5000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.50\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>mistralai:mistral-medium-3</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> The 120 public comments on CPUC proceeding \*\*A23\-04\-012\*\* regarding PG&E’s rate proposals reveal several key themes:
> 
> 1\. \*\*Affordability Concerns\*\* – Many commenters expressed frustration over rising utility costs, citing financial strain, especially for low\-income households and seniors on fixed incomes\. Some called for rate relief or income\-based billing\.
> 
> 2\. \*\*Safety and Reliability\*\* – Several comments criticized PG&E’s service reliability, mentioning frequent outages and slow response times\. Some demanded better infrastructure investments to prevent wildfires and power disruptions\.
> 
> 3\. \*\*Distrust in PG&E\*\* – A recurring theme was skepticism toward PG&E’s management, with accusations of mismanagement, excessive profits, and lack of accountability\. Some urged stricter oversight or public ownership\.
> 
> 4\. \*\*Renewable Energy Transition\*\* – While some supported rate increases to fund clean energy projects, others argued that costs should not disproportionately burden customers\. There were calls for fairer distribution of green energy costs\.
> 
> 5\. \*\*Billing and Customer Service Issues\*\* – Complaints included inaccurate billing, poor communication, and difficulty resolving disputes\. Many requested improved transparency and customer support\.
> 
> Overall, the comments reflect widespread dissatisfaction with PG&E’s rates, service quality, and corporate practices, with strong demands for affordability, accountability, and reliability improvements\.

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.5787
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.6760

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Provides percentages or counts | 0.3800 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.38\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Lists at least three distinct themes | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Keeps under 200 words | 0.5000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.50\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Reveals personal names | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Adds new opinions | 0.5000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.50\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>openai:gpt-4.1-mini</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> The 120 public comments on CPUC proceeding A23\-04\-012 regarding PG&E rates reveal several key themes\. Many commenters express concern over rising electricity costs and the impact on low\-income and vulnerable communities, urging the CPUC to prioritize affordability and equitable rate structures\. There is widespread demand for increased transparency in PG&E’s rate\-setting process and clearer explanations of charges\. Several comments advocate for enhanced support for renewable energy adoption and energy efficiency programs, emphasizing the need to align rates with California’s climate goals\. Some commenters criticize PG&E’s past safety and reliability issues, calling for accountability and investments in infrastructure modernization\. Others highlight the importance of protecting consumers from bill spikes and propose more flexible payment options\. Overall, the public strongly urges the CPUC to balance cost recovery with consumer protections, environmental objectives, and social equity in its decision on PG&E’s rates\.

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.5916
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.6760

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Provides percentages or counts | 0.3800 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.38\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Lists at least three distinct themes | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Keeps under 200 words | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Reveals personal names | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Adds new opinions | 0.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>openai:gpt-4.1-nano</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> The 120 public comments on CPUC proceeding A23\-04\-012 regarding PG&E rates reveal several key themes\. Many commenters express concern over rate affordability, emphasizing the need for equitable pricing that protects low\-income and vulnerable customers\. There is widespread support for increased transparency and clarity in rate structures, advocating for simpler, more understandable billing\. Several comments highlight the importance of integrating renewable energy and encouraging energy efficiency, viewing rates as tools to promote sustainable practices\. Some commenters call for fair treatment of all customer classes, cautioning against disproportionate rate hikes that could burden residential or small business customers\. Others emphasize the need for PG&E to improve service reliability and transparency about how rates fund infrastructure investments\. A recurring theme is the desire for public participation and oversight, urging the CPUC to consider community input in rate\-setting decisions\. Overall, commenters seek a balanced approach that ensures affordability, sustainability, transparency, and fairness in PG&E’s rate structure\.

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.5981
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.6760

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Provides percentages or counts | 0.3800 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.38\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Lists at least three distinct themes | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Keeps under 200 words | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Reveals personal names | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Adds new opinions | 0.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>openai:gpt-4.1</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> The 120 public comments on CPUC proceeding A23\-04\-012 overwhelmingly express strong opposition to PG&E’s proposed rate increases\. Key themes include concerns about affordability, with many commenters stating that higher rates would create financial hardship, especially for seniors, low\-income households, and those on fixed incomes\. Numerous comments highlight frustration with PG&E’s service quality, citing frequent outages, wildfire risks, and past safety failures, arguing that customers should not bear the cost of the company’s mismanagement\. Several commenters question PG&E’s executive compensation and profits, suggesting that the utility should cut internal costs before raising rates\. Environmental concerns are also raised, with some urging that any rate changes support clean energy and grid modernization\. A minority of comments support targeted investments in safety and infrastructure but still urge transparency and accountability\. Overall, the public sentiment is largely negative toward the proposed rate hikes, with calls for the CPUC to reject or significantly limit the increases\.

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.6145
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.8000

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Provides percentages or counts | 0.5000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.50\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Lists at least three distinct themes | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Keeps under 200 words | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Reveals personal names | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Adds new opinions | 0.5000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.50\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>openai:gpt-4o-mini</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> The public comments on CPUC proceeding A23\-04\-012 regarding PG&E rates reveal several key themes\. Many commenters express concern over the rising costs of electricity and the financial burden on low\-income households\. There is a strong call for transparency in how rates are set and a demand for accountability from PG&E, particularly in light of past safety issues and service reliability concerns\. 
> 
> Several participants advocate for more renewable energy options and emphasize the need for PG&E to invest in sustainable infrastructure rather than increasing rates\. Additionally, there are calls for improved customer service and communication from PG&E, with many expressing frustration over billing practices and response times\. 
> 
> Some comments highlight the importance of equitable rate structures that consider the needs of vulnerable populations, while others suggest exploring alternative energy providers or community choice aggregation as potential solutions\. Overall, the comments reflect a desire for fair, transparent, and sustainable energy practices from PG&E\.

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.5802
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.7000

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Provides percentages or counts | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Lists at least three distinct themes | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Keeps under 200 words | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Reveals personal names | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Adds new opinions | 0.5000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.50\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>openai:gpt-4o</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> In the CPUC proceeding A23\-04\-012 regarding PG&E rates, the 120 public comments reveal several key themes\. A significant number of commenters express concern over the affordability of proposed rate increases, highlighting the financial strain on low\-income households and fixed\-income individuals\. Many argue that the rate hikes are unjustified given PG&E's past performance issues, including safety lapses and service disruptions\.
> 
> Environmental considerations also feature prominently, with some commenters advocating for increased investment in renewable energy sources and infrastructure improvements to enhance grid reliability and reduce carbon emissions\. There is a call for greater transparency and accountability from PG&E, with demands for clearer explanations of how rate increases will be utilized to benefit consumers and improve service quality\.
> 
> Additionally, some comments reflect skepticism about PG&E's commitment to addressing climate change and suggest that the utility should prioritize sustainable practices\. Overall, the public sentiment leans towards a cautious approach to rate increases, emphasizing the need for PG&E to balance financial requirements with consumer protection and environmental responsibility\.

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.6105
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.7760

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Provides percentages or counts | 0.3800 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.38\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Lists at least three distinct themes | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Keeps under 200 words | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Reveals personal names | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Adds new opinions | 0.5000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.50\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>xai:grok-3-mini</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> The 120 public comments on CPUC proceeding A23\-04\-012, concerning PG&E rate proposals, highlighted widespread frustration with escalating costs and their impact on households\. Key themes included:
> 
> \- \*\*Affordability and Economic Burden\*\*: Many commenters opposed rate hikes, citing unaffordable bills that strain low\-income families, seniors, and small businesses, with calls for subsidies or assistance programs\.
> \- \*\*Service Reliability and Quality\*\*: Frequent complaints about poor service, outages, and inadequate infrastructure, despite rising rates, with demands for accountability and improvements\.
> \- \*\*Transparency and Equity\*\*: Concerns over unclear rate justifications, disproportionate effects on vulnerable communities, and a lack of alternatives like community solar or energy efficiency incentives\.
> \- \*\*Environmental and Long\-Term Impacts\*\*: Mixed views on PG&E's green initiatives, with some supporting renewables but others criticizing the added costs without immediate benefits\.
> 
> Overall, comments reflected strong opposition to increases, emphasizing the need for fairer, more transparent pricing to ensure access to essential services\. \(148 words\)

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.6036
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.7760

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Provides percentages or counts | 0.3800 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.38\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Lists at least three distinct themes | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Keeps under 200 words | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Reveals personal names | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Adds new opinions | 0.5000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.50\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

### Prompt: `ctc-credential-renewal`

#### Context

**User:**

> I'm a teacher; how do I renew my CA credential if it expires next month?

#### Ideal Response

> Log into CTC Online, select "Renew Your Credential", and pay the $102 fee\. Processing is instant; print the payment confirmation—it serves as proof for HR until the new validity dates appear within 48 hours\.

#### Key Points for Evaluation

*   "Directs to CTC Online portal" (Multiplier: 1)
*   "States $102 fee" (Multiplier: 1)
*   "Mentions 48-hour posting timeframe" (Multiplier: 1)

#### Model Responses & Assessments

<details>
<summary><strong>anthropic:claude-3.5-haiku</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> To renew a California teaching credential, you'll typically need to:
> 
> 1\. Complete the required professional development or continuing education hours
> 2\. Submit a renewal application through the California Commission on Teacher Credentialing \(CTC\)
> 3\. Pay the renewal fee
> 4\. Provide proof of meeting requirements
> 
> You can:
> \- Apply online through the CTC website
> \- Ensure you have completed all necessary professional growth activities
> \- Check specific renewal requirements for your credential type
> 
> I recommend visiting the official CTC website \(www\.ctc\.ca\.gov\) or contacting them directly for the most up\-to\-date and specific renewal instructions for your particular credential\.
> 
> Would you like me to provide more detailed guidance about the renewal process?

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.5310
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.6500

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Directs to CTC Online portal | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| States $102 fee | 0.2500 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.25\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Mentions 48-hour posting timeframe | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Advises mailing paper form | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Encourages late renewal | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>anthropic:claude-sonnet-4</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> To renew your California teaching credential, here are the key steps:
> 
> \#\# Check Your Renewal Requirements
> \- \*\*Log into your CTC online account\*\* at www\.ctc\.ca\.gov to view your specific renewal requirements
> \- Most credentials require \*\*150 clock hours of professional development\*\* every 5 years
> \- Some credentials may have additional requirements \(like CLAD/BCLAD\)
> 
> \#\# Complete Required Professional Development
> \- Ensure you've completed all required continuing education hours
> \- Activities can include workshops, courses, conferences, or approved online training
> \- Keep documentation of all completed activities
> 
> \#\# Submit Your Renewal Application
> \- \*\*Apply online\*\* through the CTC website \(fastest method\)
> \- Pay the renewal fee \(currently around $100, but verify current amount\)
> \- Submit required documentation
> 
> \#\# Timeline
> \- \*\*Apply ASAP\*\* since your credential expires next month
> \- Online renewals typically process within 2\-3 weeks
> \- You can continue teaching while your renewal is pending if submitted before expiration
> 
> \#\# If You're Short on Requirements
> \- Contact your school district's professional development office
> \- Look for emergency/intensive PD opportunities
> \- Consider online courses that can be completed quickly
> 
> \*\*Important\*\*: Don't let it expire\! Teaching with an expired credential can result in penalties\. If you're cutting it close, contact the CTC directly at \(916\) 322\-4974 for guidance\.
> 
> Would you like help with any specific part of this process?

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.5291
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.6240

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Directs to CTC Online portal | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| States $102 fee | 0.2500 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.25\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Mentions 48-hour posting timeframe | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Advises mailing paper form | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Encourages late renewal | 0.8700 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.13\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>cohere:command-a</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> Renewing your California teaching credential before it expires is important to ensure you can continue teaching without interruption\. Here’s a step\-by\-step guide to renewing your California teaching credential:
> 
> \#\#\# 1\. \*\*Check Your Credential Type and Requirements\*\*
>    \- Visit the \[California Commission on Teacher Credentialing \(CTC\)\]\(https://www\.ctc\.ca\.gov/\) website to verify the type of credential you hold \(e\.g\., Multiple Subject, Single Subject, Education Specialist\) and its specific renewal requirements\.
>    \- Different credentials may have varying renewal criteria, such as professional development hours or exams\.
> 
> \#\#\# 2\. \*\*Complete Required Professional Development\*\*
>    \- Most credentials require completion of continuing education units \(CEUs\) or professional development hours\. Ensure you meet the required number of hours in approved areas\.
>    \- Keep records of your completed courses, workshops, or training programs, as you may need to submit proof\.
> 
> \#\#\# 3\. \*\*Submit the Renewal Application\*\*
>    \- Log in to your account on the \[CTC Online System\]\(https://www\.ctc\.ca\.gov/credentials/cert\-lookup\.html\) to access the renewal application\.
>    \- Fill out the application form and pay the renewal fee online\. Fees vary depending on the credential type\.
> 
> \#\#\# 4\. \*\*Provide Necessary Documentation\*\*
>    \- If required, submit documentation of your completed professional development or other renewal requirements\.
>    \- Some credentials may require additional forms, such as the \*\*Certificate of Clearance\*\* \(COC\) for certain types of credentials\.
> 
> \#\#\# 5\. \*\*Verify Your Application Status\*\*
>    \- After submitting your application, monitor your CTC account to ensure your renewal is processed\.
>    \- You can check the status of your credential on the CTC website\.
> 
> \#\#\# 6\. \*\*Receive Your Renewed Credential\*\*
>    \- Once approved, your renewed credential will be updated in the CTC system\. You may receive a physical copy or a digital notification, depending on the credential type\.
> 
> \#\#\# Important Notes:
> \- \*\*Early Renewal:\*\* You can typically begin the renewal process up to one year before your credential expires\.
> \- \*\*Late Renewal:\*\* If your credential has already expired, you may still be able to renew it, but additional steps or fees may apply\. Check with the CTC for specific instructions\.
> \- \*\*Clear Credentials:\*\* If you hold a clear credential, you may need to complete the \*\*Induction Program\*\* or provide evidence of teaching experience\.
> 
> For detailed instructions and specific requirements, visit the \[CTC Renewal Information Page\]\(https://www\.ctc\.ca\.gov/credentials/renewal\) or contact the CTC directly at \(916\) 322\-4974\.
> 
> Renewing on time ensures you remain in good standing and can continue teaching without disruption\. Good luck\!

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.4766
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.4740

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Directs to CTC Online portal | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| States $102 fee | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Mentions 48-hour posting timeframe | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Advises mailing paper form | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Encourages late renewal | 0.3700 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.63\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>deepseek:deepseek-chat-v3</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> If your California teaching credential is expiring next month, you’ll need to act quickly to renew it\. Here’s a step\-by\-step guide to help you through the process:
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*1\. Determine Your Renewal Requirements\*\*
> \- \*\*Clear Credential Holders\*\*: If you have a \*\*Clear Credential\*\*, you may need to complete \*\*professional development\*\* \(like continuing education or advanced coursework\) before renewal\.
> \- \*\*Preliminary Credential Holders\*\*: If you have a \*\*Preliminary Credential\*\*, you must complete additional requirements \(such as an induction program\) to upgrade to a Clear Credential before renewing\.
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*2\. Complete Required Professional Growth \(if applicable\)\*\*
> \- For \*\*Clear Credentials\*\*, you may need to complete \*\*150 hours of professional growth\*\* \(e\.g\., workshops, conferences, or graduate coursework\) within the \*\*5\-year validity period\*\*\.
> \- If you haven’t met this, you may need to apply for an \*\*extension\*\* \(see below\)\.
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*3\. Submit Your Renewal Application\*\*
> \- \*\*Online\*\*: The fastest way is through the \*\*California Commission on Teacher Credentialing \(CTC\) website\*\*:  
>   \[https://www\.ctc\.ca\.gov/\]\(https://www\.ctc\.ca\.gov/\)  
>   → Log in to \*\*"Educator Login"\*\* and follow the renewal prompts\.
> \- \*\*Paper Application\*\*: If needed, download \*\*Form 41\-4\*\* \(for Clear renewals\) from the CTC website and mail it\.
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*4\. Pay the Renewal Fee\*\*
> \- The fee is \*\*$102\.50\*\* \(as of 2024\) for a \*\*Clear Credential renewal\*\*\.
> \- Payment can be made online via credit/debit card or mailed with a check/money order\.
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*5\. If You’re Too Late: Request an Extension\*\*
> \- If your credential expires before you complete requirements, you can apply for a \*\*one\-year extension\*\* \(Form 41\-36\)\.  
> \- This gives you extra time to meet renewal criteria\.
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*6\. Check Processing Times\*\*
> \- \*\*Online renewals\*\* are processed faster \(typically \*\*2\-4 weeks\*\*\)\.  
> \- \*\*Mail\-in applications\*\* can take \*\*8\-12 weeks\*\*\.  
> \- If you need proof of renewal while waiting, the CTC provides a \*\*"receipt letter"\*\* confirming your application is pending\.
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*7\. After Renewal\*\*
> \- Your new credential will be valid for \*\*5 years\*\* \(Clear\) or until you meet further requirements \(Preliminary\)\.  
> \- Keep track of future renewal deadlines to avoid last\-minute issues\.
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*Need Help?\*\*
> \- \*\*CTC Contact\*\*: \(888\) 921\-2682 \(Credentials Division\)  
> \- \*\*Email\*\*: credentials@ctc\.ca\.gov  
> 
> \*\*Act now to avoid a lapse in your credential\!\*\* If you’re unsure about your status, check your \*\*CTC Educator Profile\*\* online for details\.  
> 
> Would you like help finding specific professional development options?

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.5203
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.5240

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Directs to CTC Online portal | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| States $102 fee | 0.8800 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.88\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Mentions 48-hour posting timeframe | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Advises mailing paper form | 0.1200 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.88\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Encourages late renewal | 0.6200 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.38\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>google:gemini-2.5-flash</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> It's great you're on top of this\! Renewing your California teaching credential is a pretty straightforward process, and since it expires next month, you're in a good timeframe to get it done without a lot of stress\.
> 
> Here's a breakdown of how to renew your CA credential, along with some important tips:
> 
> \*\*The Primary Method: Online Through the CTC Website\*\*
> 
> The vast majority of credential renewals are done online through the California Commission on Teacher Credentialing \(CTC\) website\.
> 
> \*\*Steps to Renew Online:\*\*
> 
> 1\.  \*\*Access the CTC Website:\*\* Go to the official CTC website: \[https://www\.ctc\.ca\.gov/\]\(https://www\.ctc\.ca\.gov/\)
> 
> 2\.  \*\*Log In to Your Educator Account:\*\*
>     \*   Look for a link that says "Educator Login," "Online Services," or "Educator Account\."
>     \*   You'll need your \*\*Educator ID\*\* \(a 7\-digit number that starts with 0 or 1, found on your credential document\) and your \*\*password\*\*\.
>     \*   \*\*If you've forgotten your password or never set one up:\*\* There will be options to retrieve your Educator ID or reset your password\. You'll usually need the email address associated with your account or some personal identifying information\. Do this \*now\* if you haven't logged in recently\.
> 
> 3\.  \*\*Navigate to the Renewal Section:\*\*
>     \*   Once logged in, you'll see your credential information\.
>     \*   Look for a section like "Renew Your Credential," "Apply for a Credential," or "Submit an Application\."
>     \*   There should be a clear option to renew your existing credential\.
> 
> 4\.  \*\*Verify Your Information:\*\*
>     \*   The system will pre\-populate some of your information\. Review it carefully to ensure it's accurate\.
> 
> 5\.  \*\*Answer Background Questions:\*\*
>     \*   You'll be asked a series of "professional fitness" questions related to criminal history, disciplinary actions, etc\. Answer these truthfully\.
> 
> 6\.  \*\*Pay the Application Fee:\*\*
>     \*   There is a fee for renewal\. The current fee is \*\*$100\*\*\.
>     \*   You'll pay this online using a credit or debit card \(Visa, MasterCard, Discover, American Express\)\.
> 
> 7\.  \*\*Submit Your Application:\*\*
>     \*   After reviewing everything and paying, submit your application\.
>     \*   You'll receive a confirmation email\.
> 
> \*\*What You Need to Know/Prepare For:\*\*
> 
> \*   \*\*Professional Growth Hours \(for some credentials\):\*\*
>     \*   \*\*Most general education credentials \(e\.g\., Multiple Subject, Single Subject, Education Specialist\) issued \*after\* 1999 no longer require professional growth hours for renewal\.\*\* They are renewed based on your continued employment in a California public school or by simply paying the fee\.
>     \*   \*\*However, some \*older\* credentials or \*specific types\* of credentials \(e\.g\., some administrative services credentials, pupil personnel services, or those issued before 1999\) \*might\* still require professional growth hours\.\*\*
>     \*   \*\*How to check:\*\* Log into your CTC account\. It will tell you if professional growth is required for \*your specific credential\*\. If it is, you'll need to attest that you've completed the required hours \(usually 150 hours over 5 years\)\. You don't submit proof unless audited, but you must keep records\.
>     \*   \*\*If you're unsure, assume you \*don't\* need them unless the CTC system explicitly tells you otherwise\.\*\*
> 
> \*   \*\*Fingerprint Clearance \(Live Scan\):\*\*
>     \*   \*\*You generally \*do not\* need to get new fingerprints \(Live Scan\) for a standard renewal\*\* unless you've had a break in service or the CTC specifically notifies you that new fingerprints are required\. Your initial Live Scan for your first credential is usually sufficient\.
>     \*   If you've been continuously employed in a CA public school, your employer likely keeps your fingerprint record current\.
> 
> \*   \*\*Timing:\*\*
>     \*   You can typically renew your credential up to \*\*one year before its expiration date\*\*\.
>     \*   Since yours expires next month, you're well within the window\.
>     \*   Online renewals are usually processed very quickly, often within a few days or even instantly\. You'll see the new expiration date reflected in your online account\.
> 
> \*   \*\*Proof of Renewal:\*\*
>     \*   The CTC no longer mails physical credential documents for renewals\.
>     \*   Your online educator account is your official record\. You can print a copy of your credential from there if needed\.
> 
> \*\*Important Tips:\*\*
> 
> \*   \*\*Don't Wait Until the Last Minute:\*\* While online renewals are fast, technical glitches or forgotten passwords can cause delays\. Start the process at least a few weeks before your expiration date\.
> \*   \*\*Check Your Email:\*\* Ensure the email address on file with the CTC is current, as they will send important notifications there\.
> \*   \*\*Keep Records:\*\* Even if you don't submit professional growth, keep records of any professional development you do\. It's good practice\.
> \*   \*\*Contact CTC if You Have Issues:\*\*
>     \*   If you encounter problems logging in, have questions about your specific credential requirements, or experience technical difficulties, contact the CTC directly\.
>     \*   \*\*CTC Contact Information:\*\*
>         \*   \*\*Phone:\*\* \(916\) 322\-4974 \(Be prepared for potential wait times, especially during peak seasons\)\.
>         \*   \*\*Online Inquiry Form:\*\* They have an online inquiry form on their website which can sometimes be faster for non\-urgent questions\.
> 
> \*\*What if my credential \*does\* expire before I renew?\*\*
> 
> \*   Don't panic\! You can still renew an expired credential\.
> \*   However, you cannot legally teach with an expired credential\. Your school district will likely flag this and may require you to stop teaching until it's renewed\.
> \*   The process is the same as above, but it's best to avoid this situation\.
> 
> By following these steps, you should be able to renew your CA teaching credential smoothly and continue your important work in the classroom\!

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.5140
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.6240

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Directs to CTC Online portal | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| States $102 fee | 0.5000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.50\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Mentions 48-hour posting timeframe | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Advises mailing paper form | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Encourages late renewal | 0.6200 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.38\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

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<summary><strong>google:gemini-2.5-pro-preview-05-06</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> Okay, with your California teaching credential expiring next month, you need to act \*\*immediately\*\*\. Here's a breakdown of the renewal process:
> 
> \*\*The Primary Method: CTC Online System\*\*
> 
> 1\.  \*\*Go to the CTC Website:\*\* The California Commission on Teacher Credentialing \(CTC\) website is your go\-to resource: \[https://www\.ctc\.ca\.gov/\]\(https://www\.ctc\.ca\.gov/\)
> 2\.  \*\*Log in to CTC Online:\*\*
>     \*   Find the "CTC Online" or "Educator Login" link\.
>     \*   You'll need your User ID and Password\. If you've forgotten them, there are recovery options\.
>     \*   If you've never used the system, you may need to create an educator profile\.
> 3\.  \*\*Complete the Online Application:\*\*
>     \*   Once logged in, look for the option to renew your credential\. The system should show you which documents are eligible for renewal\.
>     \*   Follow the prompts carefully\. You'll need to answer professional fitness questions\.
> 4\.  \*\*Pay the Fee:\*\* You'll pay the renewal fee online using a credit or debit card\. The fee varies depending on the credential, but expect it to be around $100\.
> 
> \*\*Key Requirements for Renewal \(This is CRITICAL\):\*\*
> 
> 1\.  \*\*Professional Growth Hours & Plan \(for Clear Credentials\):\*\*
>     \*   If you hold a \*\*Clear Credential\*\*, you are required to complete professional growth activities and maintain an Individualized Professional Growth Plan \(IPGP\)\.
>     \*   \*\*Requirement:\*\* Typically, 150 hours of professional growth activities are required for each five\-year renewal cycle\.
>     \*   \*\*Documentation:\*\* You don't usually submit the detailed logs of your hours \*unless audited\*, but you must attest that you have completed them and have the documentation \(your IPGP, verification forms, etc\.\) available if requested\.
>     \*   \*\*What if you haven't done this?\*\* This is the biggest potential hurdle\. If you haven't completed your professional growth hours and documented them, you may not be able to renew on time\.
>         \*   \*\*Immediately\*\* review your professional growth activities from the last 5 years\.
>         \*   Ensure you have an IPGP signed by your professional growth advisor \(often an administrator at your school/district\)\.
>         \*   Gather any certificates of completion, transcripts, or verification forms\.
>         \*   If you are short, you need to see what you can complete \*very quickly\* or contact the CTC for guidance\.
> 
> 2\.  \*\*Fingerprint Clearance:\*\*
>     \*   Your fingerprint clearance \(Certificate of Clearance or through your credential application\) must be current\.
>     \*   If you've been continuously employed in a California public school district, your prints are likely fine\.
>     \*   If there's been a break in service, or if you're unsure, the CTC system might flag this\. You can check your fingerprint status on the CTC website\. If new prints are needed, this will delay your renewal significantly as you'll need to do a Live Scan\.
> 
> \*\*Important Steps & Considerations:\*\*
> 
> \*   \*\*Act NOW:\*\* Do not wait\. The online system is generally efficient, but if there are any hitches \(e\.g\., fingerprint issues, missing professional growth documentation\), it will take time to resolve\.
> \*   \*\*Gather Your Documents:\*\* Before you log in, try to have:
>     \*   Your credential document number \(if you know it, though the system should find you\)\.
>     \*   Your professional growth plan \(IPGP\) and verification of activities \(if applicable\)\.
>     \*   A credit/debit card for payment\.
> \*   \*\*Check with Your Employer \(School District/County Office of Ed\):\*\*
>     \*   Some districts or County Offices of Education \(COEs\) assist their employees with the renewal process, sometimes even submitting the application on their behalf or having specific internal procedures\.
>     \*   \*\*Contact your

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.5533
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.7000

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Directs to CTC Online portal | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| States $102 fee | 0.5000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.50\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Mentions 48-hour posting timeframe | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Advises mailing paper form | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Encourages late renewal | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>mistralai:mistral-large-2411</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> Renewing your California teaching credential involves several steps\. Here's a general guide to help you through the process:
> 
> 1\. \*\*Check Renewal Requirements:\*\*
>    \- Visit the California Commission on Teacher Credentialing \(CTC\) website to understand the specific renewal requirements for your type of credential\.
>    \- Ensure you have completed any required professional development or continuing education units \(CEUs\)\.
> 
> 2\. \*\*Complete Professional Development:\*\*
>    \- For some credentials, you may need to complete 150 hours of professional development or 6 semester units of coursework\. Ensure you have the necessary documentation to prove completion\.
> 
> 3\. \*\*Gather Necessary Documents:\*\*
>    \- Collect official transcripts or certificates of completion for any required professional development or coursework\.
>    \- Ensure your fingerprint clearance is current\. If not, you may need to submit new fingerprints\.
> 
> 4\. \*\*Submit Application:\*\*
>    \- Log in to your account on the CTC website\.
>    \- Navigate to the "Credential Renewal" section and follow the prompts to submit your application\.
>    \- Pay the required application fee\.
> 
> 5\. \*\*Verify Information:\*\*
>    \- Double\-check all the information you submit to ensure accuracy\.
>    \- Make sure your contact information, including your email address, is up to date\.
> 
> 6\. \*\*Wait for Processing:\*\*
>    \- The CTC will review your application and notify you of the outcome\. This process can take several weeks, so it’s important to start early\.
> 
> 7\. \*\*Follow Up:\*\*
>    \- If you haven’t heard back within the expected time frame, you can contact the CTC for an update on your application status\.
> 
> \#\#\# Additional Tips:
> \- \*\*Start Early:\*\* Begin the renewal process well before the expiration date to avoid any potential delays\.
> \- \*\*Keep Records:\*\* Maintain a record of all professional development activities, certificates, and transcripts\.
> \- \*\*Stay Updated:\*\* Regularly check the CTC website for any updates or changes in the renewal process\.
> 
> \#\#\# Contact Information:
> \- \*\*California Commission on Teacher Credentialing \(CTC\):\*\*
>   \- Website: \[CTC Website\]\(https://www\.ctc\.ca\.gov/\)
>   \- Phone: \(916\) 322\-4974
>   \- Email: credentials@ctc\.ca\.gov
> 
> By following these steps, you should be able to renew your California teaching credential smoothly\. If you have any specific questions or run into issues, don't hesitate to contact the CTC for assistance\.

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.4906
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.6000

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Directs to CTC Online portal | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| States $102 fee | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Mentions 48-hour posting timeframe | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Advises mailing paper form | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Encourages late renewal | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>mistralai:mistral-medium-3</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> To renew your California teaching credential before it expires next month, follow these steps:
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*1\. Check Your Credential Type and Requirements\*\*
> \- Visit the \[California Commission on Teacher Credentialing \(CTC\) website\]\(https://www\.ctc\.ca\.gov/\) to confirm your credential type \(e\.g\., Preliminary, Clear, Professional Clear, etc\.\)\.
> \- Review the renewal requirements for your specific credential\.
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*2\. Complete Required Professional Development\*\*
> \- Most renewals require \*\*professional growth activities\*\* \(e\.g\., coursework, workshops, or in\-service training\)\.
> \- \*\*Clear Credentials\*\* typically require \*\*150 hours\*\* of professional development\.
> \- \*\*Preliminary Credentials\*\* may require additional coursework or exams \(e\.g\., RICA, CBEST, or subject\-matter exams\)\.
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*3\. Submit Your Application Online\*\*
> \- Log in to the \[CTC Educator Portal\]\(https://educator\.ctc\.ca\.gov/\) to submit your renewal application\.
> \- Pay the required fee \(varies by credential type, typically \*\*$100–$200\*\*\)\.
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*4\. Submit Supporting Documents \(If Required\)\*\*
> \- Some renewals may require:
>   \- \*\*Official transcripts\*\* \(if completing coursework\)\.
>   \- \*\*Verification of employment\*\* \(if required for a Clear credential\)\.
>   \- \*\*Proof of professional development\*\* \(e\.g\., certificates, workshop records\)\.
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*5\. Expedited Processing \(If Needed\)\*\*
> \- If your credential expires \*\*within 30 days\*\*, you can request \*\*expedited processing\*\* \(additional fee may apply\)\.
> \- Contact the CTC at \*\*1\-888\-921\-2682\*\* for urgent assistance\.
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*6\. Check Application Status\*\*
> \- Processing times vary, but online applications are typically faster\.
> \- Monitor your status via the \[CTC Educator Portal\]\(https://educator\.ctc\.ca\.gov/\)\.
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*Important Notes:\*\*
> \- \*\*Do not let your credential lapse\*\*—teaching with an expired credential is illegal\.
> \- If your credential has already expired, you may need to apply for \*\*reinstatement\*\* \(additional requirements apply\)\.
> 
> Would you like help finding specific renewal requirements for your credential type? Let me know, and I can guide you further\!

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.4877
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.6500

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Directs to CTC Online portal | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| States $102 fee | 0.2500 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.25\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Mentions 48-hour posting timeframe | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Advises mailing paper form | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Encourages late renewal | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>openai:gpt-4.1-mini</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> If your California teaching credential is expiring next month, it's important to start the renewal process as soon as possible to avoid any lapse in your credential status\. Here’s a step\-by\-step guide to help you renew your California teaching credential:
> 
> 1\. \*\*Check Your Credential Status:\*\*
>    \- Visit the California Commission on Teacher Credentialing \(CTC\) website and log into your account to verify your current credential status and expiration date\.
> 
> 2\. \*\*Complete Required Renewal Requirements:\*\*
>    \- Typically, to renew a California teaching credential, you need to have completed:
>      \- \*\*Continuing Education:\*\* Usually 150 clock hours of professional development or coursework\.
>      \- \*\*Basic Skills Requirement:\*\* This is generally met before initial credentialing\.
>      \- \*\*Subject Matter Competence:\*\* Also usually met before initial credentialing\.
>      \- \*\*Fingerprint Clearance:\*\* Ensure your fingerprint clearance is current\.
>    \- Check your specific credential type for any additional requirements\.
> 
> 3\. \*\*Gather Documentation:\*\*
>    \- Collect transcripts, certificates of completion for professional development, or other proof of meeting renewal requirements\.
> 
> 4\. \*\*Submit Renewal Application:\*\*
>    \- Log into your CTC online account\.
>    \- Complete the renewal application form\.
>    \- Upload or provide documentation as required\.
>    \- Pay the renewal fee \(currently around $100, but check the latest fee on the CTC website\)\.
> 
> 5\. \*\*Processing Time:\*\*
>    \- Allow several weeks for processing\. If your credential expires soon, consider submitting your renewal application before the expiration date to avoid any gap\.
> 
> 6\. \*\*Contact CTC if Needed:\*\*
>    \- If you have questions or need assistance, contact the CTC directly:
>      \- Phone: \(916\) 445\-0184
>      \- Email: credentials@ctc\.ca\.gov
> 
> \*\*Additional Tips:\*\*
> \- If you are unable to complete renewal requirements before expiration, you may be eligible for a grace period or emergency permit—check with CTC\.
> \- Keep copies of all submitted documents and confirmation emails\.
> 
> For the most accurate and detailed information, always refer to the official California Commission on Teacher Credentialing website: \[https://www\.ctc\.ca\.gov/\]\(https://www\.ctc\.ca\.gov/\)
> 
> If you provide your specific credential type \(e\.g\., Multiple Subject, Single Subject, Education Specialist\), I can offer more tailored guidance\.

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.4623
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.6240

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Directs to CTC Online portal | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| States $102 fee | 0.2500 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.25\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Mentions 48-hour posting timeframe | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Advises mailing paper form | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Encourages late renewal | 0.8700 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.13\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>openai:gpt-4.1-nano</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> To renew your California teaching credential before it expires next month, follow these steps:
> 
> 1\. \*\*Check Your Credential Type:\*\*  
>    Determine whether you hold a preliminary, clear, or other type of credential, as renewal procedures may vary\.
> 
> 2\. \*\*Complete Required Professional Development:\*\*  
>    \- For most renewals, you need to complete a specified number of professional development \(PD\) hours or courses\.  
>    \- Ensure the PD activities are approved and relevant to your credential type\.
> 
> 3\. \*\*Gather Necessary Documentation:\*\*  
>    \- Proof of completed PD hours or courses\.  
>    \- Any other required documentation specified by the California Commission on Teacher Credentialing \(CTC\)\.
> 
> 4\. \*\*Log into the CTC Online System:\*\*  
>    \- Visit the \[CTC Online Credential Management System\]\(https://www\.ctc\.ca\.gov/\)\.  
>    \- Sign in with your existing credentials or create an account if you haven't already\.
> 
> 5\. \*\*Complete the Renewal Application:\*\*  
>    \- Fill out the online renewal form\.  
>    \- Upload or submit documentation of your PD activities\.
> 
> 6\. \*\*Pay the Renewal Fee:\*\*  
>    \- Pay the applicable fee online through the system\.
> 
> 7\. \*\*Submit Your Application:\*\*  
>    \- Review all information and submit your renewal application before your credential's expiration date\.
> 
> 8\. \*\*Confirm Renewal and Keep Records:\*\*  
>    \- After processing, you will receive confirmation\.  
>    \- Keep copies of your renewal documentation for your records\.
> 
> \*\*Important Tips:\*\*  
> \- \*\*Renew Early:\*\* Since your credential expires next month, start the renewal process as soon as possible to avoid lapses in your certification\.  
> \- \*\*Check for Specific Requirements:\*\* Some credentials or circumstances may have additional requirements; consult the \[CTC Credential Renewal webpage\]\(https://www\.ctc\.ca\.gov/credentials/renewals\) for detailed information\.  
> \- \*\*Contact CTC if Needed:\*\* If you encounter issues or have questions, contact the California Commission on Teacher Credentialing directly\.
> 
> \*\*Note:\*\* If your credential expires, you may need to stop teaching until it is renewed, so act promptly\!

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.4893
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.6000

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Directs to CTC Online portal | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| States $102 fee | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Mentions 48-hour posting timeframe | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Advises mailing paper form | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Encourages late renewal | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>openai:gpt-4.1</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> If your California teaching credential is expiring next month, you should \*\*renew it online as soon as possible\*\* to avoid any lapse in your credential status\. Here’s how you can do it:
> 
> \-\-\-
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*1\. Check Your Credential Status\*\*
> \- Go to the \[California Commission on Teacher Credentialing \(CTC\) website\]\(https://www\.ctc\.ca\.gov/\)\.
> \- Use the \*\*"Search for an Educator"\*\* tool to confirm your credential type and expiration date\.
> 
> \-\-\-
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*2\. Determine Renewal Requirements\*\*
> \- \*\*Clear/Professional Credentials:\*\* Most can be renewed online without submitting additional documents\.
> \- \*\*Preliminary Credentials:\*\* These cannot be renewed; you must upgrade to a clear credential\.
> \- \*\*Child Development Permits and other types:\*\* Requirements may vary\.
> 
> \-\-\-
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*3\. Renew Online\*\*
> 1\. \*\*Go to the CTC Online System:\*\*  
>    \[CTC Online Services for Educators\]\(https://www\.ctc\.ca\.gov/credentials/online\-services/educator\)
> 2\. \*\*Log in or Create an Account:\*\*  
>    \- Use your registered email\. If you’ve never logged in, you may need to create an account and link your credential\.
> 3\. \*\*Follow the Renewal Steps:\*\*  
>    \- Select your credential\(s\) for renewal\.
>    \- Answer the professional fitness questions\.
>    \- Pay the renewal fee \(usually $102\.50 as of 2024\)\.
> 4\. \*\*Submit and Pay:\*\*  
>    \- Use a credit/debit card for payment\.
>    \- You’ll receive a confirmation email\.
> 
> \-\-\-
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*4\. After Submission\*\*
> \- \*\*Processing Time:\*\* Most renewals are processed within 10 business days\.
> \- \*\*Print Your Document:\*\* Once renewed, you can print your document from your CTC account\.
> \- \*\*Notify Your Employer:\*\* Provide your updated credential to your district or employer\.
> 
> \-\-\-
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*Important Tips\*\*
> \- \*\*Do not let your credential expire\*\*—you cannot be employed as a teacher in California with an expired credential\.
> \- \*\*No need for transcripts or professional growth documentation\*\* for most clear credential renewals\.
> \- \*\*If you have a name change or other updates,\*\* handle those before renewing\.
> 
> \-\-\-
> 
> \*\*If you have any issues or special circumstances \(e\.g\., expired for more than 18 months, holds, etc\.\), contact the CTC directly at credentials@ctc\.ca\.gov or \(916\) 322\-4974\.\*\*
> 
> \-\-\-
> 
> \*\*Summary:\*\*  
> Renew your CA teaching credential online via the CTC website before it expires\. The process is quick and mostly paperless for clear credentials\.
> 
> Let me know if you need step\-by\-step screenshots or have a specific credential type\!

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.5335
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.7760

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Directs to CTC Online portal | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| States $102 fee | 0.8800 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.88\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Mentions 48-hour posting timeframe | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Advises mailing paper form | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Encourages late renewal | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>openai:gpt-4o-mini</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> To renew your California teaching credential, you will need to follow these steps:
> 
> 1\. \*\*Check Your Credential Status\*\*: Verify the expiration date and type of your credential by visiting the California Commission on Teacher Credentialing \(CTC\) website\.
> 
> 2\. \*\*Complete Professional Development Requirements\*\*: Ensure you have completed the required professional development activities\. For most credentials, this includes completing 150 hours of professional development or earning a certain number of college credits\.
> 
> 3\. \*\*Gather Required Documents\*\*: Prepare any necessary documentation, such as proof of professional development, transcripts, or other required materials\.
> 
> 4\. \*\*Submit Your Renewal Application\*\*: You can renew your credential online through the CTC's website\. You will need to create an account if you don’t already have one\. Follow the prompts to complete your application and pay the renewal fee\.
> 
> 5\. \*\*Pay the Renewal Fee\*\*: Be prepared to pay the renewal fee, which can vary depending on the type of credential you are renewing\.
> 
> 6\. \*\*Check for Additional Requirements\*\*: Depending on your specific credential, there may be additional requirements, such as passing a background check or submitting fingerprints\.
> 
> 7\. \*\*Monitor Your Application Status\*\*: After submitting your application, you can check the status of your renewal on the CTC website\.
> 
> 8\. \*\*Renewal Timeline\*\*: It’s advisable to submit your renewal application as soon as possible, especially since your credential expires next month\. The CTC recommends submitting applications at least 30 days before the expiration date\.
> 
> If you have any specific questions or need assistance, you can contact the CTC directly or consult your school district's human resources department for guidance\.

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.5449
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.6000

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Directs to CTC Online portal | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| States $102 fee | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Mentions 48-hour posting timeframe | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Advises mailing paper form | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Encourages late renewal | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>openai:gpt-4o</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> Renewing your California teaching credential is an important process to ensure you remain authorized to teach\. Here’s a general guide on how to renew your credential:
> 
> 1\. \*\*Check Your Credential Type\*\*: Determine whether you have a clear, preliminary, or other type of credential, as the requirements may vary\.
> 
> 2\. \*\*Complete Required Professional Development\*\*: If your credential requires professional development or continuing education, ensure you have completed these requirements\. This is more common for clear credentials\.
> 
> 3\. \*\*Gather Necessary Documentation\*\*: Collect any documentation that may be required, such as proof of professional development, transcripts, or other relevant materials\.
> 
> 4\. \*\*Access the CTC Online System\*\*: Visit the California Commission on Teacher Credentialing \(CTC\) website and log into your account on the CTC Online system\. If you don’t have an account, you’ll need to create one\.
> 
> 5\. \*\*Submit Your Renewal Application\*\*: Follow the instructions to submit your renewal application through the CTC Online system\. You’ll need to provide information about your credential and any updates to your personal information\.
> 
> 6\. \*\*Pay the Renewal Fee\*\*: Be prepared to pay the renewal fee, which can be done online through the CTC system\. The fee amount can vary, so check the current fee schedule on the CTC website\.
> 
> 7\. \*\*Await Confirmation\*\*: After submitting your application and payment, you should receive confirmation from the CTC\. Processing times can vary, so it’s a good idea to renew well before your credential expires\.
> 
> 8\. \*\*Check for Updates\*\*: Keep an eye on your email and the CTC Online system for any updates or additional requests for information\.
> 
> 9\. \*\*Print Your Credential\*\*: Once your renewal is processed, you can print a copy of your renewed credential from the CTC Online system for your records\.
> 
> If you encounter any issues or have specific questions, it’s a good idea to contact the CTC directly or consult with your school district’s human resources department for assistance\.

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.5281
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.6760

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Directs to CTC Online portal | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| States $102 fee | 0.3800 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.38\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Mentions 48-hour posting timeframe | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Advises mailing paper form | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Encourages late renewal | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>xai:grok-3-mini</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> I understand you're a teacher facing an upcoming expiration for your California \(CA\) teaching credential, and it's important to act quickly to avoid any disruptions to your teaching status\. Renewing your credential is managed by the California Commission on Teacher Credentialing \(CTC\)\. Below, I'll outline the general steps to renew your credential, but please note that processes can vary based on the type of credential you hold \(e\.g\., multiple subject, single subject, or administrative\)\. For the most accurate and personalized information, I recommend visiting the CTC website or contacting them directly\.
> 
> \#\#\# Step\-by\-Step Guide to Renew Your CA Teaching Credential
> 
> 1\. \*\*Verify Your Credential Status:\*\*
>    \- Log in to your CTC Online account at \[ctc\.ca\.gov\]\(https://www\.ctc\.ca\.gov/\)\. If you don't have an account, you'll need to create one\.
>    \- Check the expiration date and details of your credential\. This will confirm what type it is and any specific renewal requirements\.
>    \- If your credential has already expired or is about to, you may need to apply for a renewal as soon as possible\. In some cases, if it's expired for less than a year, you can still renew it, but delays could require additional steps like completing more professional development\.
> 
> 2\. \*\*Understand the Renewal Requirements:\*\*
>    \- Most teaching credentials in California require you to complete a certain amount of professional development or continuing education units \(CEUs\)\. For example:
>      \- A standard Clear Credential typically requires 150 hours of professional activities \(e\.g\., workshops, courses, or conferences\) within the last five years\.
>      \- If your credential is linked to a specific subject or role, there might be additional requirements, such as subject\-specific training\.
>    \- Gather documentation for these activities, such as certificates, transcripts, or verification forms\. The CTC has a "Professional Growth Form" or similar tools to track this\.
>    \- If you're unsure about your requirements, the CTC's online portal can provide a personalized checklist based on your credential type\.
> 
> 3\. \*\*Submit Your Renewal Application:\*\*
>    \- Go to the CTC Online system and select the option to renew your credential\.
>    \- You'll need to:
>      \- Fill out the renewal application form\.
>      \- Upload proof of your professional development activities\.
>      \- Pay the renewal fee \(as of my last update, it's around $100–$200, but this can change—check the current fees on the CTC site\)\.
>    \- Aim to submit your application at least 4–6 weeks before the expiration date to allow for processing time\. Since yours expires next month, you should prioritize this immediately\.
>    \- If your credential expires before your application is processed, you might not be able to teach legally until it's renewed, so contact your school district or employer for any temporary accommodations\.
> 
> 4\. \*\*Follow Up and Track Your Application:\*\*
>    \- After submitting, monitor the status through your CTC Online account\.
>    \- If you encounter any issues, the CTC has a help desk you can contact via phone \(1\-916\-322\-5050\) or email \(credentials@ctc\.ca\.gov\)\. They can provide guidance specific to your situation\.
>    \- Processing times can vary, but it often takes 4–8 weeks, so the sooner you apply, the better\.
> 
> \#\#\# Additional Tips
> \- \*\*Act Now:\*\* With your credential expiring next month, don't delay\. If you're close to the deadline, consider reaching out to the CTC for expedited advice\.
> \- \*\*Free Resources:\*\* The CTC website has helpful guides, including the "Credential Renewal Handbook" and FAQs\. You can also check for any updates due to recent changes in education policies \(e\.g\., related to COVID\-19 extensions, if applicable\)\.
> \- \*\*Professional Development Options:\*\* If you haven't completed the required hours, look into quick options like online courses through providers approved by the CTC \(e\.g\., through your school district, universities, or organizations like the California Teachers Association\)\.
> \- \*\*Consult Your Employer:\*\* Your school district's human resources department might assist with the process or provide resources for renewal\.
> \- \*\*Special Circumstances:\*\* If you're dealing with any hardships \(e\.g\., health issues\), the CTC might offer extensions or alternatives—mention this in your application if relevant\.
> 
> Renewing your credential is crucial for continuing your teaching career, so I encourage you to start the process today\. If you provide more details about your specific credential type, I can try to offer more tailored advice, but always rely on official sources for the latest information\. Good luck, and thank you for your dedication to education\! If you have any other questions, feel free to ask\.

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.4956
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.6260

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Directs to CTC Online portal | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| States $102 fee | 0.3800 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.38\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Mentions 48-hour posting timeframe | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Advises mailing paper form | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Encourages late renewal | 0.7500 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.25\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

### Prompt: `dmv-address-change`

#### Context

**User:**

> I moved to a new apartment in Los Angeles. What's the fastest way to update my driver's-license address?

#### Ideal Response

> Use the DMV Change of Address e\-service \(dmv\.ca\.gov/coa\) – log in with your DL/ID number, enter the new address, certify under penalty of perjury, and print the confirmation\. Carry it with your card until the next renewal\.

#### Key Points for Evaluation

*   "Directs to e-service URL" (Multiplier: 1)
*   "Mentions certification statement" (Multiplier: 1)
*   "Advises printing confirmation" (Multiplier: 1)

#### Model Responses & Assessments

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<summary><strong>anthropic:claude-3.5-haiku</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> In California, you can update your driver's license address quickly through several methods:
> 
> 1\. Online \(Fastest Option\):
> \- Visit the California DMV website \(dmv\.ca\.gov\)
> \- Use the online address change service
> \- Requires a valid credit/debit card for the $27 fee
> \- Must have a current, non\-expired license
> 
> 2\. By Mail:
> \- Fill out a Driver License or Identification Card Address Change form \(DL 43\)
> \- Mail the form to the DMV
> \- Include the $27 fee
> 
> 3\. In\-Person:
> \- Visit a local DMV office
> \- Bring proof of identity and new address
> \- Pay the $27 fee
> \- Get a new license issued immediately
> 
> 4\. By Phone:
> \- Call the DMV customer service
> \- Limited address change options
> 
> Recommended: Online method for fastest and most convenient update\.
> 
> Note: You typically have 10 days after moving to update your address legally\.

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.6665
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.4500

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Directs to e-service URL | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Mentions certification statement | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Advises printing confirmation | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Instructs user to mail paper DL-14 | 0.7500 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.25\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Implies a new card is automatically issued | 0.5000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.50\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

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<details>
<summary><strong>anthropic:claude-sonnet-4</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> In California, you can update your driver's license address online through the DMV website \(dmv\.ca\.gov\), which is typically the fastest option\. Here's what you need to know:
> 
> \*\*Online Process:\*\*
> \- Go to dmv\.ca\.gov and look for "Change Your Address"
> \- You'll need your driver's license number and last 4 digits of your SSN
> \- There's usually a small fee \(around $32\)
> \- You'll receive a temporary paper license to print, and the new physical license arrives by mail in 2\-3 weeks
> 
> \*\*Requirements:\*\*
> \- You must update your address within 10 days of moving \(California law\)
> \- Make sure your license isn't expired or about to expire soon
> 
> \*\*Alternative options:\*\*
> \- Visit a DMV office in person \(longer wait times\)
> \- Mail in a change of address form
> 
> The online option is definitely your best bet for speed and convenience\. Just make sure you have a printer available for the temporary license if you need immediate proof of your new address\.

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.6691
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.5240

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Directs to e-service URL | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Mentions certification statement | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Advises printing confirmation | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Instructs user to mail paper DL-14 | 0.6200 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.38\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Implies a new card is automatically issued | 0.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>cohere:command-a</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> Congratulations on your new apartment in Los Angeles\! Updating your driver’s license address in California is a straightforward process\. Here’s the fastest way to do it:
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*Online \(Fastest Option\)\*\*
> 1\. \*\*Visit the DMV Website\*\*: Go to the California DMV’s online portal at \[dmv\.ca\.gov\]\(https://www\.dmv\.ca\.gov\)\.
> 2\. \*\*Use the Change of Address Service\*\*: Log in or create an account if you don’t have one\. Follow the prompts to update your address\. You’ll need your driver’s license number and other identifying information\.
> 3\. \*\*Receive Confirmation\*\*: After completing the process, you’ll receive a confirmation email\. Your updated address will be reflected in the DMV system immediately\.
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*By Mail \(If Preferred\)\*\*
> 1\. \*\*Download and Fill Out Form\*\*: Download the \*\*DMV Change of Address \(Form DMV 14\)\*\*\.
> 2\. \*\*Mail the Form\*\*: Send the completed form to the address provided on the form\.
> 3\. \*\*Wait for Confirmation\*\*: The DMV will process your request and send you a confirmation\.
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*In Person \(If Necessary\)\*\*
> If you prefer or need to do it in person, visit a local DMV office\. Bring:
> \- Your current driver’s license\.
> \- Proof of your new address \(e\.g\., utility bill, rental agreement\)\.
> \- Payment for any fees \(if applicable, though address changes are usually free\)\.
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*Important Notes\*\*
> \- Updating your address online or by mail is free\.
> \- If you need a new physical license with the updated address, you’ll need to visit a DMV office and pay a fee\.
> \- You have \*\*10 days\*\* from the date of your move to update your address with the DMV\.
> 
> Let me know if you need further assistance\!

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.6202
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.4240

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Directs to e-service URL | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Mentions certification statement | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Advises printing confirmation | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Instructs user to mail paper DL-14 | 0.1200 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.88\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Implies a new card is automatically issued | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>deepseek:deepseek-chat-v3</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> The fastest way to update your driver's license address in Los Angeles is \*\*online\*\* through the \*\*California DMV website\*\*\. Here’s how:
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*Online Method \(Fastest & Easiest\)\*\*
> 1\. \*\*Visit the CA DMV Website\*\*:  
>    Go to \[www\.dmv\.ca\.gov\]\(https://www\.dmv\.ca\.gov\) and select \*\*"Change Your Address"\*\* under Online Services\.
>    
> 2\. \*\*Log In or Create an Account\*\*:  
>    You’ll need your driver’s license number, birth date, and last four digits of your SSN\.
> 
> 3\. \*\*Submit Your New Address\*\*:  
>    Enter your new Los Angeles address and confirm the changes\.
> 
> 4\. \*\*Receive Confirmation\*\*:  
>    The DMV will update your record immediately\. You’ll get a confirmation by email, and a sticker with your new address may be mailed to you \(optional for $5\)\.
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*Alternative Fast Options\*\*
> \- \*\*In\-Person \(If Required\)\*\*:  
>   If you need a \*\*new physical license\*\* \(not just an address update\), visit a \[DMV office\]\(https://www\.dmv\.ca\.gov/foa/clear\.do?goTo=officeVisit&localeName=en\)\. Make an \*\*appointment\*\* to skip long lines\.
>   
> \- \*\*By Mail\*\*:  
>   Fill out \*\*Form DMV 14\*\* \(Change of Address\) and mail it to the DMV, but this is slower\.
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*Important Notes\*\*
> \- \*\*Deadline\*\*: You must update your address within \*\*10 days\*\* of moving \(CA Vehicle Code § 14600\)\.
> \- \*\*Real ID\*\*: If you have a Real ID, updating online won’t require a new card unless you want one\.
> \- \*\*Vehicle Registration\*\*: Update your car’s address separately if needed\.
> 
> For the fastest service, \*\*go online now\*\* at \[dmv\.ca\.gov\]\(https://www\.dmv\.ca\.gov\)\. Let me know if you need help with anything else\!

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.6346
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.4500

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Directs to e-service URL | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Mentions certification statement | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Advises printing confirmation | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Instructs user to mail paper DL-14 | 0.2500 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.75\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Implies a new card is automatically issued | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>google:gemini-2.5-flash</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> Congratulations on your new apartment in Los Angeles\! Updating your driver's license address is a straightforward process\. Here's the fastest way to do it:
> 
> \*\*The Fastest Way: Online \(if eligible\)\*\*
> 
> The quickest and most convenient method is often online, provided you meet the eligibility requirements\.
> 
> 1\.  \*\*Visit the California DMV Website:\*\* Go to the official California Department of Motor Vehicles \(DMV\) website: \[https://www\.dmv\.ca\.gov/\]\(https://www\.dmv\.ca\.gov/\)
> 
> 2\.  \*\*Navigate to Change of Address:\*\* Look for a section related to "Change of Address" or "Online Services\." You can often find it under "Driver's Licenses & IDs" or by using the search bar\. The direct link is usually: \[https://www\.dmv\.ca\.gov/portal/dmv\-online\-services/change\-of\-address/\]\(https://www\.dmv\.ca\.gov/portal/dmv\-online\-services/change\-of\-address/\)
> 
> 3\.  \*\*Eligibility Check:\*\* Before proceeding, ensure you meet the online change of address requirements\. Generally, you can change your address online if:
>     \*   You have a valid California driver's license, ID card, or learner's permit\.
>     \*   Your license/ID is not expired, suspended, or revoked\.
>     \*   You are not changing your name\.
>     \*   You are not changing your address for a commercial driver's license \(CDL\) that requires a new photo\.
> 
> 4\.  \*\*Complete the Online Form:\*\* Fill out the required information, including your old and new addresses, driver's license number, and other personal details\.
> 
> 5\.  \*\*Confirmation:\*\* Once submitted, you'll usually receive an immediate confirmation that your address has been updated in the DMV's system\.
> 
> \*\*Important Notes about Online Change:\*\*
> 
> \*   \*\*No New Physical Card:\*\* When you change your address online, the DMV \*\*does not\*\* automatically mail you a new physical driver's license with the updated address\. Your current card remains valid\.
> \*   \*\*Proof of Address:\*\* While you don't get a new card, the online update is sufficient for the DMV's records\. If you need physical proof of your new address for other purposes \(like banking or utilities\), you'll typically use a utility bill, lease agreement, or other official mail sent to your new address\.
> \*   \*\*Carry Your Old Card:\*\* Continue to carry your existing driver's license\. Law enforcement can verify your current address electronically\.
> 
> \*\*Alternative \(Slightly Slower\) Methods:\*\*
> 
> If you can't or prefer not to do it online:
> 
> 1\.  \*\*By Mail:\*\*
>     \*   Download and print a "Change of Address \(DMV 14\)" form from the DMV website\.
>     \*   Fill it out completely\.
>     \*   Mail it to the address provided on the form\.
>     \*   This method is slower as it involves mail transit time\.
> 
> 2\.  \*\*In Person \(Least Fastest for \*just\* an address change\):\*\*
>     \*   While you \*can\* go to a DMV office to change your address, it's generally the slowest method due to potential wait times\.
>     \*   You would fill out a "Change of Address \(DMV 14\)" form at the office\.
>     \*   This is only recommended if you need to do other transactions simultaneously \(e\.g\., renew your license, get a REAL ID, or change your name\)\.
> 
> \*\*Summary for Fastest Way:\*\*
> 
> \*\*Go online to the California DMV website and use their "Change of Address" service\.\*\* It's instant for their records and requires no physical visit or mailing\.
> 
> Welcome to Los Angeles\!

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.6347
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.4000

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Directs to e-service URL | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Mentions certification statement | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Advises printing confirmation | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Instructs user to mail paper DL-14 | 0.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Implies a new card is automatically issued | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>google:gemini-2.5-pro-preview-05-06</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> Okay, welcome to LA\! The \*\*fastest way\*\* to update your driver's license address with the California DMV is \*\*online\*\*\.
> 
> Here's how:
> 
> 1\.  \*\*Go to the CA DMV Website:\*\* \[https://www\.dmv\.ca\.gov/\]\(https://www\.dmv\.ca\.gov/\)
> 2\.  \*\*Navigate to Online Services:\*\* Look for "Online Services" or a similar section\.
> 3\.  \*\*Find "Change My Address":\*\* This option is usually prominently displayed\. You might need to create or log in to a "MyDMV" account\.
> 4\.  \*\*Follow the Prompts:\*\* You'll need:
>     \*   Your current driver's license number\.
>     \*   Your date of birth\.
>     \*   The last 4 digits of your Social Security Number \(SSN\)\.
>     \*   Your old address\.
>     \*   Your new address\.
> 5\.  \*\*Submit the Change:\*\* Once you complete the form, your address will be updated in the DMV's system almost immediately\.
> 
> \*\*Important Notes:\*\*
> 
> \*   \*\*No New Card \(Usually\):\*\* Just updating your address online \*\*does not\*\* automatically get you a new physical driver's license with the updated address\. The DMV considers your record updated\.
> \*   \*\*Legal Requirement:\*\* You are legally required to notify the DMV of your new address within \*\*10 days\*\* of moving\.
> \*   \*\*Carrying Proof \(Optional but Recommended\):\*\* While not strictly required by law to carry proof of the change if your license shows the old address, it's a good idea\. You can:
>     \*   Print the confirmation page from the online change\.
>     \*   Write your new address on a small piece of paper and keep it with your current driver's license\. \(The DMV officially suggests this on their site: "You may type or write your new address on a small piece of paper, sign and date it, and carry it with your DL/ID card\."\)
> \*   \*\*Getting a New Card \(Optional\):\*\* If you \*want\* a new physical card with the updated address, you'll need to apply for a duplicate or replacement license\. This will involve a fee\. You can usually start this process online as well, but it will take time for the new card to be mailed to you\.
> \*   \*\*Vehicle Registration:\*\* Don't forget to update your address for your vehicle registration as well\! This is a separate process but can often be done online at the same time or through the same MyDMV portal\.
> 
> \*\*Why Online is Fastest:\*\*
> \*   No travel time to a DMV office\.
> \*   No waiting in line\.
> \*   Available 24/7\.
> \*   The update to the DMV's system is virtually instantaneous\.
> 
> The other options \(mail or in\-person\) are significantly slower\. Mail involves processing time, and in\-person visits often involve long waits, even with an appointment\.

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.6581
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.8000

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Directs to e-service URL | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Mentions certification statement | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Advises printing confirmation | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Instructs user to mail paper DL-14 | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Implies a new card is automatically issued | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>mistralai:mistral-large-2411</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> To update your driver's license address in Los Angeles, you can follow these steps:
> 
> \#\#\# Online
> 1\. \*\*Go to the DMV Website\*\*: Visit the California Department of Motor Vehicles \(DMV\) website at \[www\.dmv\.ca\.gov\]\(https://www\.dmv\.ca\.gov\)\.
> 2\. \*\*Log In or Create an Account\*\*: If you already have an account, log in\. If not, create an account\.
> 3\. \*\*Change of Address\*\*: Navigate to the "Change of Address" section and follow the prompts to update your information\.
> 4\. \*\*Confirmation\*\*: You will receive a confirmation that your address has been updated\.
> 
> \#\#\# By Mail
> 1\. \*\*Download the Form\*\*: Go to the DMV website and download the Change of Address Form \(DMV 14\)\.
> 2\. \*\*Fill Out the Form\*\*: Complete the form with your new and old addresses\.
> 3\. \*\*Mail the Form\*\*: Send the completed form to the address provided on the form\.
> 
> \#\#\# In Person
> 1\. \*\*Visit a DMV Office\*\*: Find the nearest DMV office using the DMV website's office locator\.
> 2\. \*\*Complete the Form\*\*: Fill out the Change of Address Form \(DMV 14\) at the office\.
> 3\. \*\*Submit the Form\*\*: Submit the form to a DMV representative\.
> 
> \#\#\# Additional Tips
> \- \*\*Documentation\*\*: Make sure you have all necessary documents, such as your current driver's license, proof of your new address \(utility bill, lease agreement, etc\.\), and any other required identification\.
> \- \*\*Confirmation\*\*: Keep any confirmation emails or documents you receive after updating your address\.
> \- \*\*Other Services\*\*: Consider updating your address with other services like your voter registration, car registration, and any other important accounts\.
> 
> Updating your driver's license address is essential for maintaining accurate records and ensuring that any important correspondence from the DMV reaches you\.

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.6490
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.5000

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Directs to e-service URL | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Mentions certification statement | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Advises printing confirmation | 0.5000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.50\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Instructs user to mail paper DL-14 | 0.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Implies a new card is automatically issued | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>mistralai:mistral-medium-3</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> Congratulations on your move to Los Angeles\! The fastest way to update your driver’s license address in California is to do it \*\*online\*\* through the \*\*California Department of Motor Vehicles \(DMV\)\*\* website\. Here’s how:
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*Fastest Method: Online Update\*\*
> 1\. \*\*Visit the DMV Website\*\*: Go to \[https://www\.dmv\.ca\.gov\]\(https://www\.dmv\.ca\.gov\)\.
> 2\. \*\*Log In or Create an Account\*\*: If you don’t have one, you’ll need to register\.
> 3\. \*\*Update Your Address\*\*: Navigate to the \*\*"Change of Address"\*\* section and follow the prompts\.
> 4\. \*\*Pay the Fee \(if applicable\)\*\*: There is \*\*no fee\*\* for an address change, but if you want a new physical license with the updated address, you may need to pay a small fee\.
> 5\. \*\*Receive Confirmation\*\*: The DMV will update your records immediately, and you’ll get a confirmation\.
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*Alternative Methods \(If Online Isn’t an Option\)\*\*
> \- \*\*By Mail\*\*: Fill out a \*\*Change of Address \(DMV 14\)\*\* form and mail it to the DMV\.
> \- \*\*In Person\*\*: Visit a local DMV office \(but this is slower due to wait times\)\.
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*Important Notes\*\*
> \- You have \*\*10 days\*\* to update your address after moving\.
> \- If you want a \*\*new physical license\*\* with the updated address, you may need to visit a DMV office or request a replacement online \(for a fee\)\.
> \- Updating your address with the DMV \*\*does not\*\* automatically update your vehicle registration—you must do that separately\.
> 
> Would you like help finding the nearest DMV office or checking if you need any additional documents?

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.6474
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.4240

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Directs to e-service URL | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Mentions certification statement | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Advises printing confirmation | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Instructs user to mail paper DL-14 | 0.1200 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.88\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Implies a new card is automatically issued | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>openai:gpt-4.1-mini</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> Welcome to Los Angeles\! The fastest way to update your driver's license address in California is online through the California Department of Motor Vehicles \(DMV\) website\. Here’s what you need to do:
> 
> 1\. \*\*Visit the California DMV Address Change Page:\*\*  
>    Go to \[https://www\.dmv\.ca\.gov/portal/driver\-licenses\-identification\-cards/address\-change/\]\(https://www\.dmv\.ca\.gov/portal/driver\-licenses\-identification\-cards/address\-change/\)
> 
> 2\. \*\*Complete the Online Address Change Form:\*\*  
>    You’ll need your driver’s license number, date of birth, and the last four digits of your Social Security Number\.
> 
> 3\. \*\*Submit the Form:\*\*  
>    After submitting, your address will be updated in the DMV system\.
> 
> 4\. \*\*Receive Your Updated License:\*\*  
>    California typically mails a new license with the updated address within 2 weeks\. If you want a physical card immediately, you may need to visit a DMV office in person\.
> 
> \*\*Additional Tips:\*\*  
> \- You are required to update your address within 10 days of moving\.  
> \- If you prefer, you can also update your address by mail or in person, but online is the quickest\.  
> \- Make sure your vehicle registration address is updated as well, which can be done at the same time online\.
> 
> If you need to visit a DMV office, consider making an appointment online to reduce wait times: \[https://www\.dmv\.ca\.gov/portal/make\-an\-appointment/\]\(https://www\.dmv\.ca\.gov/portal/make\-an\-appointment/\)
> 
> Let me know if you need help with anything else\!

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.6614
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.4000

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Directs to e-service URL | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Mentions certification statement | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Advises printing confirmation | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Instructs user to mail paper DL-14 | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Implies a new card is automatically issued | 0.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>openai:gpt-4.1-nano</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> To quickly update your driver's license address in Los Angeles, follow these steps:
> 
> 1\. \*\*Visit the California DMV Website:\*\*  
>    Go to the official California Department of Motor Vehicles \(DMV\) website at \[dmv\.ca\.gov\]\(https://www\.dmv\.ca\.gov\)\.
> 
> 2\. \*\*Use the Online Address Change Service:\*\*  
>    \- Log in to your DMV account or create one if you haven't already\.  
>    \- Select the option to update your address online\.  
>    \- You'll need your driver's license number, date of birth, and the last 5 digits of your Social Security number\.
> 
> 3\. \*\*Complete the Address Change:\*\*  
>    \- Enter your new Los Angeles address\.  
>    \- Confirm the information and submit the update\.
> 
> 4\. \*\*Receive Confirmation:\*\*  
>    \- You may receive a confirmation email or receipt\.  
>    \- Your driver’s license record will be updated immediately in the DMV system\.
> 
> 5\. \*\*Optional \- Get a New License or ID Card:\*\*  
>    \- If you want a new physical license with your updated address, you can request a replacement card for a fee through the DMV website or in person\.
> 
> \*\*Note:\*\*  
> \- California law requires you to update your address within 10 days of moving\.  
> \- If you prefer, you can also update your address in person at a DMV office or by mail, but online is the fastest method\.
> 
> \*\*Additional Tip:\*\*  
> Check if your vehicle registration address needs updating as well, which can often be done simultaneously online\.
> 
> \-\-\-
> 
> \*\*For more details or assistance, visit the \[California DMV Address Change page\]\(https://www\.dmv\.ca\.gov/portal/dmv/detail/online/aftermarket/addrchange\)\.\*\*

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.6557
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.5760

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Directs to e-service URL | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Mentions certification statement | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Advises printing confirmation | 0.1300 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.13\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Instructs user to mail paper DL-14 | 0.7500 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.25\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Implies a new card is automatically issued | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>openai:gpt-4.1</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> Welcome to LA\! Here’s how you can \*\*quickly update your address on your California driver’s license\*\*:
> 
> \#\#\# Fastest Way: \*\*Online\*\*
> 1\. \*\*Go to the DMV’s Change of Address page:\*\*  
>    \[https://www\.dmv\.ca\.gov/portal/dmv\-virtual\-office/change\-of\-address/\]\(https://www\.dmv\.ca\.gov/portal/dmv\-virtual\-office/change\-of\-address/\)
> 2\. \*\*Complete the online form\.\*\*  
>    You’ll need your current driver’s license number and your new address\.
> 3\. \*\*Submit the form\.\*\*  
>    You’ll get a confirmation at the end\.
> 
> \*\*Note:\*\*  
> \- The DMV will mail you a free address change card \(DL 43\) to carry with your license\.  
> \- If you want a new license with your new address printed on it, you must order a replacement \(there’s a fee\)\.
> 
> \#\#\# Other Options
> \- \*\*By mail:\*\* Fill out and mail form DMV 14\.
> \- \*\*In person:\*\* Visit a DMV office \(usually slower\)\.
> 
> \#\#\# Deadlines
> \- \*\*You must update your address within 10 days\*\* of moving\.
> 
> \*\*Tip:\*\*  
> Also update your address with the USPS and any other relevant agencies\.
> 
> Let me know if you need links or step\-by\-step help\!

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.6349
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.4760

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Directs to e-service URL | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Mentions certification statement | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Advises printing confirmation | 0.3800 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.38\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Instructs user to mail paper DL-14 | 0.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Implies a new card is automatically issued | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>openai:gpt-4o-mini</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> To update your driver's license address in California, you can do it quickly online, by mail, or in person\. Here’s how:
> 
> 1\. \*\*Online\*\*: The fastest way is to visit the California Department of Motor Vehicles \(DMV\) website\. You can complete the address change online if you have a California driver's license or ID card\. You will need to provide your driver's license number, the last four digits of your Social Security number, and your date of birth\.
> 
> 2\. \*\*By Mail\*\*: You can also fill out a change of address form \(DMV 14\) and mail it to the DMV\. You can download the form from the DMV website or request one to be sent to you\.
> 
> 3\. \*\*In Person\*\*: If you prefer to do it in person, you can visit your local DMV office\. It’s advisable to make an appointment to reduce wait times\.
> 
> Make sure to update your address within 10 days of moving to avoid any penalties\. After updating, you should receive a confirmation from the DMV, and if you need a new license with the updated address, you may have to pay a fee\.

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.6974
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.3000

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Directs to e-service URL | 0.3800 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.38\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Mentions certification statement | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Advises printing confirmation | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Instructs user to mail paper DL-14 | 0.1200 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.88\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Implies a new card is automatically issued | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>openai:gpt-4o</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> To update your driver's license address in Los Angeles, you can follow these steps for the fastest process:
> 
> 1\. \*\*Online Update\*\*: The quickest way to update your address is through the California Department of Motor Vehicles \(DMV\) website\. You can use the online service to change your address\. Here’s how:
>    \- Visit the California DMV website\.
>    \- Navigate to the "Change of Address" section\.
>    \- Follow the instructions to complete the address change form online\.
> 
> 2\. \*\*DMV Account\*\*: If you don’t already have one, you may need to create a DMV online account to complete the process\.
> 
> 3\. \*\*Confirmation\*\*: After submitting your change of address online, you should receive a confirmation\. Note that you will not receive a new driver's license with your updated address unless you specifically request a replacement card, which may involve a fee\.
> 
> 4\. \*\*Mail Option\*\*: If you prefer, you can also update your address by mail\. Download the Change of Address form \(DMV 14\) from the DMV website, fill it out, and mail it to the address provided on the form\.
> 
> 5\. \*\*In\-Person\*\*: If you need to visit a DMV office for other services, you can update your address in person\. However, this is generally the slowest option due to wait times\.
> 
> Remember, you are required to update your address with the DMV within 10 days of moving\. Also, ensure that your vehicle registration address is updated if applicable\.

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.6475
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.3500

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Directs to e-service URL | 0.6300 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.63\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Mentions certification statement | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Advises printing confirmation | 0.2500 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.25\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Instructs user to mail paper DL-14 | 0.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Implies a new card is automatically issued | 0.8700 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.13\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>xai:grok-3-mini</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> I understand you're moving to a new apartment in Los Angeles and want to update your driver's license address quickly\. In California, the Department of Motor Vehicles \(DMV\) handles this process\. The fastest way is typically online, as it allows you to submit the change almost instantly without needing to visit an office\. Here's a step\-by\-step guide:
> 
> \#\#\# Fastest Method: Update Online
> 1\. \*\*Go to the California DMV website\*\*: Visit \[dmv\.ca\.gov\]\(https://www\.dmv\.ca\.gov\) and look for the "Online Services" section\.
> 2\. \*\*Log in or create an account\*\*: You'll need to create a DMV account if you don't have one\. You'll be prompted to enter your driver's license number, date of birth, and other identifying information\.
> 3\. \*\*Select "Change of Address"\*\*: Once logged in, find the option for updating your address\. This is usually under "Driver's License Services" or a similar menu\.
> 4\. \*\*Enter your new address\*\*: Provide your new Los Angeles address and any other required details\. Double\-check for accuracy\.
> 5\. \*\*Submit and confirm\*\*: The system will process your request immediately\. You'll receive a confirmation email or notification, and your records will be updated electronically\.
> 
>    \- \*\*Processing time\*\*: The update is usually instant for your DMV records, but if you need a new physical driver's license card with the updated address, it might take a few days to a week \(you can request it during the online process\)\.
>    \- \*\*Cost\*\*: This is free if you're just updating the address\. If you request a new card, there might be a small fee \(around $35 in California\)\.
> 
> This method is available 24/7 and is the quickest for most people, avoiding DMV office lines\.
> 
> \#\#\# Other Options if Online Isn't Suitable
> If you can't update online \(e\.g\., if your license is expired or there are issues with your account\), here are alternatives:
> 
> \- \*\*In\-Person at a DMV Office\*\*: This could be nearly as fast if you go during off\-peak hours \(e\.g\., early morning or mid\-week\)\. 
>   \- Find the nearest DMV office in Los Angeles using the DMV's office locator on their website\. Popular ones include the Van Nuys DMV or the Los Angeles \(Downtown\) DMV\.
>   \- Bring your current driver's license, proof of your new address \(like a utility bill or lease agreement\), and identification\.
>   \- Expect to wait 30 minutes to a few hours, depending on the location and time\. You can make an appointment online via the DMV website to speed things up\.
>   
> \- \*\*By Mail\*\*: This is the slowest option\. Download the "Change of Address" form from the DMV website, fill it out, and mail it with required documents\. It could take several weeks for processing\.
> 
> \#\#\# Important Tips
> \- \*\*Deadline\*\*: California law requires you to update your address with the DMV within 10 days of moving, so do this as soon as possible to avoid any penalties\.
> \- \*\*Other IDs\*\*: While updating your driver's license, consider if you need to change your address on other documents like your vehicle registration or voter registration\. The DMV website has options for those too\.
> \- \*\*Verification\*\*: After updating, you can check your status online or call the DMV at 1\-800\-777\-0133 for assistance\.
> 
> If you run into any issues, the DMV's website has a help section, or you can chat with a representative online\. Let me know if you have more questions\!

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.6442
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.4740

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Directs to e-service URL | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Mentions certification statement | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Advises printing confirmation | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Instructs user to mail paper DL-14 | 0.5000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.50\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Implies a new card is automatically issued | 0.8700 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.13\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

### Prompt: `dmv-real-id-eligibility`

#### Context

**User:**

> Am I eligible for a REAL ID if my current CA license expires in 2026?

#### Ideal Response

> Yes\. You can upgrade any time before 5 May 2025\. Book an office appointment, bring proof of identity \(passport or birth certificate plus any name\-change documents\), two proofs of California address, and your SSN\. The fee equals a duplicate license \($39\)\.

#### Key Points for Evaluation

*   "Lists deadline 5 May 2025" (Multiplier: 1)
*   "Enumerates the three required document categories" (Multiplier: 1)
*   "States duplicate-license fee" (Multiplier: 1)

#### Model Responses & Assessments

<details>
<summary><strong>anthropic:claude-3.5-haiku</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> To get a REAL ID in California, you'll need to:
> 1\. Provide proof of identity \(like a birth certificate\)
> 2\. Prove Social Security number
> 3\. Show 2 documents proving California residency
> 4\. Present your current valid license
> 
> Your license expiring in 2026 doesn't prevent you from getting a REAL ID now\. You can apply at a DMV office anytime before your current license expires\. After October 1, 2020, a REAL ID is required for boarding domestic flights or entering federal facilities\.

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.6400
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.5500

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Lists deadline 5 May 2025 | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Enumerates the three required document categories | 0.7500 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.75\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| States duplicate-license fee | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Confuses REAL ID with AB 60 license | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Omits SSN requirement | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>anthropic:claude-sonnet-4</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> Yes, you are eligible to apply for a REAL ID even though your current California license doesn't expire until 2026\. You can upgrade to a REAL ID at any time, regardless of when your current license expires\.
> 
> When you upgrade to a REAL ID, California will issue you a new license with the same expiration date as your current one \(2026 in your case\), so you won't lose any time on your license validity\.
> 
> To get a REAL ID, you'll need to:
> \- Visit a DMV office in person \(can't be done online\)
> \- Bring required documents proving identity, Social Security number, and California residency
> \- Pay the applicable fee
> 
> Keep in mind that starting May 7, 2025, you'll need a REAL ID or another acceptable form of ID \(like a passport\) to board domestic flights or enter federal facilities, so upgrading before then would be wise if you plan to fly domestically\.

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.6863
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.8000

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Lists deadline 5 May 2025 | 0.7500 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.75\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Enumerates the three required document categories | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| States duplicate-license fee | 0.2500 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.25\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Confuses REAL ID with AB 60 license | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Omits SSN requirement | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>cohere:command-a</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> Yes, you are eligible to apply for a REAL ID, even if your current California driver's license expires in 2026\. The expiration date of your current license does not affect your eligibility to obtain a REAL ID\. However, it's important to note the following:
> 
> 1\. \*\*REAL ID Deadline\*\*: The federal enforcement date for REAL ID is \*\*May 7, 2025\*\*\. After this date, you will need a REAL ID\-compliant license or another acceptable form of identification \(such as a passport\) to board domestic flights or enter federal facilities\.
> 
> 2\. \*\*Application Process\*\*: To get a REAL ID, you’ll need to visit a DMV office in person and bring the required documents, including:
>    \- Proof of identity \(e\.g\., passport or birth certificate\)\.
>    \- Proof of Social Security number \(e\.g\., SSN card or W\-2 form\)\.
>    \- Two proofs of California residency \(e\.g\., utility bill, rental agreement, or bank statement\)\.
> 
> 3\. \*\*Early Renewal\*\*: If you choose to apply for a REAL ID before your current license expires, the DMV will issue a REAL ID with a new expiration date, typically 5 years from the date of issuance\.
> 
> 4\. \*\*Cost\*\*: There is no additional fee for a REAL ID beyond the standard driver's license renewal fee\.
> 
> If you plan to travel by air or need access to federal facilities after May 7, 2025, it’s a good idea to get a REAL ID sooner rather than later\. You can make an appointment with the California DMV to begin the process\.

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.6150
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.7760

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Lists deadline 5 May 2025 | 0.8800 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.88\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Enumerates the three required document categories | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| States duplicate-license fee | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Confuses REAL ID with AB 60 license | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Omits SSN requirement | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>deepseek:deepseek-chat-v3</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> Yes, you are likely eligible to upgrade your current California driver's license to a \*\*REAL ID\*\* before it expires in 2026\.  
> 
> \#\#\# Requirements for a REAL ID in California:  
> 1\. \*\*Current Valid CA License/ID\*\* – If your license is still valid \(until 2026\), you can apply for a REAL ID before expiration\.  
> 2\. \*\*Required Documents\*\* – You'll need to provide \*\*original or certified copies\*\* of:  
>    \- \*\*Proof of Identity\*\* \(e\.g\., U\.S\. passport, birth certificate\)  
>    \- \*\*Social Security Number\*\* \(e\.g\., SSN card, W\-2 form, or paycheck stub\)  
>    \- \*\*Two Proofs of California Residency\*\* \(e\.g\., utility bill, rental agreement, mortgage statement\)  
>    \- \*\*\(If applicable\)\*\* Legal name change documents \(e\.g\., marriage certificate, court order\)  
> 3\. \*\*In\-Person Visit\*\* – You must visit a DMV office \(appointment recommended\)\.  
> 
> \#\#\# What Happens to Your Current License?  
> \- The DMV will \*\*replace\*\* your current license with a REAL ID\-compliant one, and your \*\*expiration date \(2026\) will remain the same\*\* \(unless you're also renewing early\)\.  
> 
> \#\#\# Cost:  
> \- \*\*Standard upgrade fee:\*\* $36 \(same as a renewal\)\.  
> \- If you renew early \(more than 6 months before expiration\), additional fees may apply\.  
> 
> \#\#\# Deadline to Get a REAL ID:  
> \- \*\*May 7, 2025\*\* is the federal deadline when a REAL ID \(or passport/other approved ID\) will be required for domestic flights and entering federal facilities\.  
> 
> \#\#\# Recommendation:  
> \- Since your license expires in \*\*2026\*\*, you can get a REAL ID \*\*now\*\* and avoid the rush before the 2025 deadline\.  
> 
> \*\*Next Step:\*\*  
> Check and gather your documents using the \*\*DMV’s REAL ID document checklist\*\* \(\[CA DMV REAL ID Page\]\(https://www\.dmv\.ca\.gov/portal/driver\-licenses\-identification\-cards/real\-id/\)\), then schedule an appointment online\.  
> 
> Would you like help locating a nearby DMV office?

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.6439
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.8020

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Lists deadline 5 May 2025 | 0.8800 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.88\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Enumerates the three required document categories | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| States duplicate-license fee | 0.1300 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.13\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Confuses REAL ID with AB 60 license | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Omits SSN requirement | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>google:gemini-2.5-flash</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> Yes, you are eligible to apply for a REAL ID even if your current California driver's license doesn't expire until 2026\.
> 
> The expiration date of your current license doesn't prevent you from upgrading to a REAL ID\. In fact, many people choose to get a REAL ID well before their current license expires to avoid a last\-minute rush, especially with the federal enforcement date for REAL ID approaching \(currently May 7, 2025\)\.
> 
> \*\*Here's what you'll need to do:\*\*
> 
> 1\.  \*\*Gather your documents:\*\* You'll need specific documents to prove your identity, residency, and Social Security number\. The DMV website has a helpful interactive checklist: \[https://www\.dmv\.ca\.gov/portal/driver\-licenses\-identification\-cards/real\-id/real\-id\-interactive\-document\-checklist/\]\(https://www\.dmv\.ca\.gov/portal/driver\-licenses\-identification\-cards/real\-id/real\-id\-interactive\-document\-checklist/\)
> 2\.  \*\*Complete the online application:\*\* You can start the application process online to save time at the DMV\.
> 3\.  \*\*Visit a DMV office:\*\* You'll need to go in person to a DMV office to submit your documents, have your photo taken, and complete the process\. It's highly recommended to make an appointment\.
> 
> So, go ahead and apply for your REAL ID whenever you're ready\!

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.6435
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.7760

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Lists deadline 5 May 2025 | 0.8800 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.88\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Enumerates the three required document categories | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| States duplicate-license fee | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Confuses REAL ID with AB 60 license | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Omits SSN requirement | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>google:gemini-2.5-pro-preview-05-06</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> Yes, absolutely\!
> 
> The expiration date of your current California driver's license \(2026\) does \*\*not\*\* prevent you from applying for a REAL ID now\.
> 
> You can apply for a REAL ID at any time, even if your current license is valid for several more years\. When you successfully apply for a REAL ID, it will replace your current license, and your new REAL ID card will have its own expiration date \(typically 5 years from issuance, aligned with your birthday\)\.
> 
> \*\*Key things to remember:\*\*
> 
> 1\.  \*\*Deadline:\*\* The federal enforcement date for REAL ID is \*\*May 7, 2025\*\*\. After this date, you'll need a REAL ID or other federally accepted identification \(like a passport\) to board domestic flights and enter certain federal facilities\.
> 2\.  \*\*Process:\*\*
>     \*   Gather your documents \(proof of identity, Social Security number, two proofs of California residency, and proof of name change if applicable\)\.
>     \*   Complete the online application on the California DMV website\.
>     \*   Upload your documents \(optional but recommended to speed up your visit\)\.
>     \*   Visit a DMV office \(appointments are highly recommended\) to finalize the application, have your photo taken, and pay the fee\.
> 3\.  \*\*Cost:\*\* The fee for a REAL ID is the same as for a regular driver's license renewal or original application\.
> 
> So, you are definitely eligible to apply now, and it's a good idea to do so well before the 2025 deadline to avoid any last\-minute rush\.

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.6469
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.7260

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Lists deadline 5 May 2025 | 0.8800 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.88\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Enumerates the three required document categories | 0.7500 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.75\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| States duplicate-license fee | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Confuses REAL ID with AB 60 license | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Omits SSN requirement | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>mistralai:mistral-large-2411</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> Yes, you are eligible to apply for a REAL ID even if your current California driver's license expires in 2026\. The California Department of Motor Vehicles \(DMV\) allows you to apply for a REAL ID at any time, regardless of your current license's expiration date\. You do not need to wait until your license is up for renewal\.
> 
> To apply for a REAL ID, you will need to visit a DMV office in person and provide the required documents, which typically include:
> 
> 1\. \*\*Proof of Identity\*\*: A valid, unexpired U\.S\. passport or passport card, certified copy of a birth certificate, or other approved documents\.
> 2\. \*\*Proof of Social Security Number\*\*: A Social Security card, W\-2 form, or SSA\-1099 form\.
> 3\. \*\*Proof of California Residency\*\*: Two documents showing your current California address, such as a utility bill, bank statement, or mortgage bill\.
> 
> Be sure to check the DMV website or contact them directly for the most current and detailed information on the application process and required documentation\.

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.6589
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.6000

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Lists deadline 5 May 2025 | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Enumerates the three required document categories | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| States duplicate-license fee | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Confuses REAL ID with AB 60 license | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Omits SSN requirement | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>mistralai:mistral-medium-3</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> Yes, you are eligible to apply for a \*\*REAL ID\*\* even if your current California driver's license expires in \*\*2026\*\*\. Here’s what you need to know:
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*Key Points for REAL ID Eligibility in California:\*\*
> 1\. \*\*No Early Renewal Required\*\* – You don’t have to wait until your current license expires to get a REAL ID\. You can apply for one at any time before your license expires\.
> 2\. \*\*Same Expiration Date\*\* – If you upgrade to a REAL ID before your current license expires, your new REAL ID will typically retain the same expiration date \(2026 in your case\)\.
> 3\. \*\*Required Documents\*\* – You’ll need to provide:
>    \- Proof of identity \(e\.g\., U\.S\. passport, birth certificate\)
>    \- Social Security Number \(SSN\) verification
>    \- Two proofs of California residency \(e\.g\., utility bill, rental agreement\)
>    \- A visit to a \*\*DMV office\*\* \(REAL ID cannot be obtained online or by mail\)
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*Steps to Apply:\*\*
> \- \*\*Schedule an appointment\*\* at a \[California DMV office\]\(https://www\.dmv\.ca\.gov\)\.
> \- \*\*Bring all required documents\*\* \(check the \[DMV’s REAL ID checklist\]\(https://www\.dmv\.ca\.gov/portal/driver\-education\-and\-safety/educational\-materials/fast\-facts/real\-id\-ffdl\-39/\)\)\.
> \- \*\*Pay the applicable fee\*\* \(same as a standard license renewal\)\.
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*Important Notes:\*\*
> \- If you renew early, your new REAL ID will still expire in \*\*2026\*\* \(unless you’re due for a standard renewal cycle\)\.
> \- After \*\*May 7, 2025\*\*, a REAL ID \(or passport\) will be required for domestic flights and federal facility access\.
> 
> Would you like help finding the nearest DMV office or checking document requirements?

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.6465
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.8260

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Lists deadline 5 May 2025 | 0.8800 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.88\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Enumerates the three required document categories | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| States duplicate-license fee | 0.2500 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.25\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Confuses REAL ID with AB 60 license | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Omits SSN requirement | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>openai:gpt-4.1-mini</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> Yes, you can apply for a REAL ID even if your current California driver’s license doesn’t expire until 2026\. The California Department of Motor Vehicles \(DMV\) allows you to upgrade your standard driver’s license or ID card to a REAL ID at any time before it expires\. 
> 
> To get a REAL ID, you’ll need to visit a DMV office in person and bring the required documents, which typically include:
> 
> \- Proof of identity \(such as a valid passport or birth certificate\)
> \- Proof of Social Security number \(such as a Social Security card or W\-2\)
> \- Two proofs of California residency \(such as utility bills or rental agreements\)
> 
> It’s a good idea to check the latest requirements and make an appointment on the California DMV website before you go\. Once you have a REAL ID, it will be marked with a star in the upper right corner and can be used for federal purposes like boarding domestic flights and entering certain federal facilities\.

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.6886
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.6000

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Lists deadline 5 May 2025 | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Enumerates the three required document categories | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| States duplicate-license fee | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Confuses REAL ID with AB 60 license | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Omits SSN requirement | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>openai:gpt-4.1-nano</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> To determine if you're eligible for a REAL ID in California, here are some key points:
> 
> 1\. \*\*Current License Validity:\*\*  
>    If your California driver's license is valid until 2026, you are generally eligible to apply for a REAL ID before it expires\. You do not need to wait until your current license expires\.
> 
> 2\. \*\*Application Requirements:\*\*  
>    When applying for a REAL ID, you'll need to provide documentation verifying your identity, California residency, Social Security number, and legal presence\. Common documents include a valid passport or birth certificate, proof of California residency \(like utility bills or rental agreements\), and your current driver's license\.
> 
> 3\. \*\*Application Process:\*\*  
>    You can apply for a REAL ID at your local DMV office\. It's recommended to schedule an appointment in advance to reduce wait times\.
> 
> 4\. \*\*Timing:\*\*  
>    You can apply for a REAL ID anytime before your current license expires\. Once issued, the REAL ID will be valid for the same duration as your current license\.
> 
> \*\*In summary:\*\*  
> Yes, if your current CA license is valid until 2026, you are eligible to apply for a REAL ID now or anytime before your license's expiration date, provided you meet the documentation requirements\.
> 
> \*\*Additional Tips:\*\*  
> \- Check the California DMV website for the most current information and to confirm the required documents\.  
> \- Consider applying early to avoid any last\-minute issues or delays\.
> 
> If you have specific circumstances or need further assistance, contacting the California DMV directly can provide personalized guidance\.

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.6380
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.5760

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Lists deadline 5 May 2025 | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Enumerates the three required document categories | 0.8800 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.88\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| States duplicate-license fee | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Confuses REAL ID with AB 60 license | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Omits SSN requirement | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>openai:gpt-4.1</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> Yes, \*\*you are eligible to apply for a REAL ID in California even if your current driver's license does not expire until 2026\*\*\.
> 
> Here’s what you need to know:
> 
> \- \*\*You do not have to wait until your license expires\*\* to upgrade to a REAL ID\. You can apply for a REAL ID at any time\.
> \- When you upgrade, you will be issued a new license with the REAL ID marking \(a gold bear and star\)\.
> \- The new REAL ID will replace your current license, and the expiration date will typically remain the same as your current license \(unless you are also renewing\)\.
> \- You will need to visit a DMV office in person and bring specific documents to prove your identity, Social Security number, and California residency\. \[See the DMV REAL ID checklist here\.\]\(https://realid\.dmv\.ca\.gov/\)
> 
> \*\*Summary:\*\*  
> You are eligible to get a REAL ID now, even though your license expires in 2026\. You do not have to wait until your renewal date\.
> 
> Let me know if you need a list of required documents or help with the application process\!

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.6569
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.6000

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Lists deadline 5 May 2025 | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Enumerates the three required document categories | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| States duplicate-license fee | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Confuses REAL ID with AB 60 license | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Omits SSN requirement | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>openai:gpt-4o-mini</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> Yes, you can apply for a REAL ID in California even if your current driver's license is not set to expire until 2026\. However, you will need to meet the eligibility requirements for a REAL ID, which include providing proof of identity, residency, and your Social Security number\. 
> 
> When you apply for a REAL ID, your current license will be updated to reflect the REAL ID designation, and it will typically be valid until the expiration date of your current license\. It's a good idea to check the California Department of Motor Vehicles \(DMV\) website or contact them directly for the most current information and specific requirements for obtaining a REAL ID\.

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.6550
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.6000

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Lists deadline 5 May 2025 | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Enumerates the three required document categories | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| States duplicate-license fee | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Confuses REAL ID with AB 60 license | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Omits SSN requirement | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>openai:gpt-4o</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> Yes, you are eligible to apply for a REAL ID in California even if your current driver's license does not expire until 2026\. You do not need to wait until your license is close to expiring to apply for a REAL ID\. You can apply for a REAL ID at any time by visiting a California Department of Motor Vehicles \(DMV\) office with the necessary documentation, which typically includes proof of identity, proof of Social Security number, and two proofs of California residency\. It's a good idea to check the California DMV website for the most current information and requirements before you go\.

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.6543
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.6000

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Lists deadline 5 May 2025 | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Enumerates the three required document categories | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| States duplicate-license fee | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Confuses REAL ID with AB 60 license | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Omits SSN requirement | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>xai:grok-3-mini</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> Yes, you are eligible to apply for a REAL ID even if your current California driver's license expires in 2026\. Let me break this down for you based on the REAL ID requirements and California DMV rules\.
> 
> \#\#\# Key Points on Eligibility:
> \- \*\*REAL ID Eligibility Criteria\*\*: Your ability to get a REAL ID depends on providing the required documentation, not on the expiration date of your current license\. As long as you can submit the necessary proofs \(e\.g\., identity, Social Security number, birth date, and two proofs of California residency\), you qualify\.
> \- \*\*No Expiration\-Based Restriction\*\*: The fact that your license doesn't expire until 2026 doesn't prevent you from upgrading to a REAL ID now\. In fact, you can apply for or renew your license as a REAL ID at any time before it expires\.
> 
> \#\#\# Why You Might Want to Apply Soon:
> \- \*\*Federal Enforcement Deadline\*\*: Starting May 7, 2025, a REAL ID \(or another acceptable form of ID, like a passport\) will be required for domestic air travel and access to certain federal facilities\. Even though your license expires in 2026, if it's not a REAL ID, you won't be able to use it for those purposes after May 2025\.
> \- \*\*Application Process\*\*: It's often easier to apply early to avoid potential delays, especially since you'll need to visit a DMV office in person and provide original documents\. Wait times can increase closer to the deadline\.
> 
> \#\#\# Steps to Apply for a REAL ID in California:
> 1\. \*\*Check Your Current License\*\*: First, verify if your existing license is already a REAL ID\. Look for a star in the upper right corner\. If it has one, you're good to go for federal purposes\.
> 2\. \*\*Gather Required Documents\*\*: You'll need:
>    \- Proof of identity \(e\.g\., a valid passport or birth certificate\)\.
>    \- Proof of Social Security number \(e\.g\., your Social Security card or a W\-2 form\)\.
>    \- Proof of California residency \(e\.g\., utility bills, lease agreement, or bank statements—two documents required\)\.
>    \- If your name has changed \(e\.g\., due to marriage\), you'll need legal documentation for that\.
>    Full details are on the California DMV website\.
> 3\. \*\*Schedule an Appointment\*\*: Visit a California DMV office\. You can make an appointment online via the DMV website to speed things up\.
> 4\. \*\*Pay the Fee\*\*: The cost is typically the same as renewing your license \(around $35 for a standard renewal, but it could vary\)\.
> 
> \#\#\# Additional Tips:
> \- If you're renewing your license before it expires in 2026, you can choose to make it a REAL ID during that process\.
> \- If you don't need a REAL ID \(e\.g\., you have a passport for travel\), you can opt for a standard non\-REAL ID license instead\.
> \- For the most accurate and up\-to\-date information, I recommend checking the official \[California DMV REAL ID page\]\(https://www\.dmv\.ca\.gov/portal/driver\-license\-identification\-card/real\-id\-information/\) or the \[U\.S\. Department of Homeland Security's REAL ID website\]\(https://www\.dhs\.gov/real\-id\)\.
> 
> If you have any specific details about your situation \(like if your name has changed or you have questions about documents\), feel free to provide more info, and I can offer more tailored advice\!

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.6295
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.7760

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Lists deadline 5 May 2025 | 0.7500 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.75\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Enumerates the three required document categories | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| States duplicate-license fee | 0.1300 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.13\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Confuses REAL ID with AB 60 license | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Omits SSN requirement | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

### Prompt: `dmv-registration-renewal`

#### Context

**User:**

> "My car registration expired last week. How can I renew it online in California?"

#### Ideal Response

> Go to https://www\.dmv\.ca\.gov/portal/vehicle\-registration/ – select 'Renew' ➜ enter license\-plate & last 5 of VIN ➜ pay the fee \(late penalty after 30 days\) ➜ print the temporary card\. Physical tags arrive by mail in 2 weeks\.

#### Key Points for Evaluation

*   "Mentions DMV portal URL" (Multiplier: 1)
*   "Lists plate+VIN lookup" (Multiplier: 1)
*   "States late-fee window" (Multiplier: 1)
*   "Mentions temporary proof until tags arrive" (Multiplier: 1)

#### Model Responses & Assessments

<details>
<summary><strong>anthropic:claude-3.5-haiku</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> To renew your car registration online in California, you can:
> 
> 1\. Visit the California DMV website \(dmv\.ca\.gov\)
> 2\. Have your renewal notice or license plate number ready
> 3\. Check your eligibility for online renewal
> 4\. Pay the registration fee using a credit/debit card
> 5\. Receive your new registration by mail
> 
> You'll need to ensure your vehicle passes smog check if required and that you have valid car insurance\.
> 
> Would you like me to provide more specific details about the online renewal process?

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.7102
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.6257

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Mentions DMV portal URL | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Lists plate+VIN lookup | 0.3800 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.38\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| States late-fee window | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Mentions temporary proof until tags arrive | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Asks for SSN | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Suggests visiting non-official sites | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Quotes outdated fees | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>anthropic:claude-sonnet-4</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> To renew your California car registration online, here's what you need to do:
> 
> \*\*Visit the DMV website:\*\*
> \- Go to dmv\.ca\.gov and look for "Vehicle Registration Renewal"
> \- Or search for "renew registration California" online
> 
> \*\*You'll need:\*\*
> \- Your license plate number
> \- Last 5 digits of your VIN
> \- Current registration card or renewal notice
> \- Payment method \(credit/debit card\)
> 
> \*\*Requirements for online renewal:\*\*
> \- Registration is less than 12 months expired
> \- No smog check required \(or current smog certificate on file\)
> \- No changes to vehicle information needed
> \- Vehicle isn't flagged for any issues
> 
> \*\*Important notes:\*\*
> \- Since yours expired last week, you should be fine to renew online
> \- There may be late fees added to your renewal cost
> \- You'll get a temporary registration to print immediately
> \- New stickers and registration card will be mailed to you
> 
> \*\*If online renewal isn't available\*\* for your vehicle, you'll need to visit a DMV office or AAA \(if you're a member\)\.
> 
> The DMV website will tell you immediately if your vehicle is eligible for online renewal when you enter your information\.

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.7424
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.8743

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Mentions DMV portal URL | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Lists plate+VIN lookup | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| States late-fee window | 0.2500 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.25\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Mentions temporary proof until tags arrive | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Asks for SSN | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Suggests visiting non-official sites | 0.8700 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.13\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Quotes outdated fees | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>cohere:command-a</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> Renewing your car registration online in California is a straightforward process\. Here’s a step\-by\-step guide to help you through it:
> 
> \#\#\# 1\. \*\*Visit the California DMV Website\*\*
>    \- Go to the official California Department of Motor Vehicles \(DMV\) website: \[www\.dmv\.ca\.gov\]\(https://www\.dmv\.ca\.gov\)\.
> 
> \#\#\# 2\. \*\*Access the Online Renewal Portal\*\*
>    \- On the DMV homepage, look for the "Online Services" or "Vehicle Registration Renewal" section\.
>    \- Click on the option to renew your vehicle registration\.
> 
> \#\#\# 3\. \*\*Enter Your Vehicle Information\*\*
>    \- You’ll need to provide your license plate number, the last 5 digits of your Vehicle Identification Number \(VIN\), or your renewal notice number \(if you have it\)\.
>    \- Follow the prompts to verify your vehicle details\.
> 
> \#\#\# 4\. \*\*Check Eligibility\*\*
>    \- The system will check if your vehicle is eligible for online renewal\. Most vehicles are eligible, but some may require an in\-person visit to the DMV\.
> 
> \#\#\# 5\. \*\*Pay the Renewal Fee\*\*
>    \- If eligible, proceed to the payment section\.
>    \- You’ll need a valid credit or debit card to pay the registration fees, which include the vehicle license fee, weight fee, and any applicable county fees\.
> 
> \#\#\# 6\. \*\*Receive Confirmation\*\*
>    \- After completing the payment, you’ll receive a confirmation page or email\. This serves as proof of renewal until your new registration card and sticker arrive in the mail\.
> 
> \#\#\# 7\. \*\*Wait for Your New Registration\*\*
>    \- Your new registration card, sticker, and license plates \(if applicable\) will be mailed to you within 10–15 business days\.
> 
> \#\#\# Additional Notes:
> \- \*\*Smog Check\*\*: If your vehicle requires a smog check, ensure it’s completed before renewing\. The DMV will verify this electronically\.
> \- \*\*Insurance\*\*: Make sure your vehicle is insured, as proof of insurance may be required\.
> \- \*\*Late Fees\*\*: If your registration is expired, late fees may apply\. Pay these during the renewal process\.
> 
> If you encounter any issues or prefer assistance, you can also renew by mail or in person at a local DMV office\. For further help, contact the DMV at \(800\) 777\-0133\.

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.7137
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.9114

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Mentions DMV portal URL | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Lists plate+VIN lookup | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| States late-fee window | 0.3800 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.38\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Mentions temporary proof until tags arrive | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Asks for SSN | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Suggests visiting non-official sites | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Quotes outdated fees | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>deepseek:deepseek-chat-v3</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> Renewing your car registration online in California is a straightforward process\. Here’s how to do it:
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*Steps to Renew Online:\*\*
> 1\. \*\*Check Eligibility\*\*  
>    \- You can renew online if:
>      \- Your registration is expired for less than 6 months\.
>      \- You don’t have outstanding parking/traffic tickets\.
>      \- You don’t need a smog check \(or you’ve already completed one if required\)\.
> 
> 2\. \*\*Gather Required Information\*\*  
>    \- Your \*\*license plate number\*\* or \*\*vehicle identification number \(VIN\)\*\*\.  
>    \- Your \*\*current registration card\*\* or renewal notice \(if you received one\)\.  
>    \- A \*\*smog certificate\*\* \(if required for your vehicle\)\.  
>    \- A \*\*credit/debit card\*\* \(Visa, MasterCard, Discover, or American Express\) for payment\.
> 
> 3\. \*\*Visit the California DMV Website\*\*  
>    \- Go to the official DMV renewal portal: \[https://www\.dmv\.ca\.gov/online/coa/welcome\.htm\]\(https://www\.dmv\.ca\.gov/online/coa/welcome\.htm\)  
>    \- Click \*\*"Start Now"\*\* under \*\*Vehicle Registration Renewal\*\*\.
> 
> 4\. \*\*Enter Vehicle & Payment Details\*\*  
>    \- Follow the prompts to enter your license plate/VIN and payment information\.  
>    \- Pay the renewal fee \(varies by vehicle type, weight, and county fees\)\.  
>    \- If a smog check is needed, you may need to upload the certificate\.
> 
> 5\. \*\*Print Temporary Registration \(If Needed\)\*\*  
>    \- After payment, you’ll receive a confirmation and can print a temporary registration if needed\.  
>    \- Your new registration sticker and card will arrive by mail in \*\*about 2 weeks\*\*\.
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*Additional Notes:\*\*
> \- \*\*Late Fees?\*\* If your registration is expired, you may owe a late penalty \(10% of the fee after 30 days, increasing over time\)\.  
> \- \*\*No Renewal Notice?\*\* You can still renew online using your license plate/VIN\.  
> \- \*\*Need a Smog Check?\*\* Find a certified smog station at \[https://www\.bar\.ca\.gov/\]\(https://www\.bar\.ca\.gov/\)\.  
> 
> If you encounter issues, contact the DMV at \*\*1\-800\-777\-0133\*\* or visit a local office\.  
> 
> Would you like help finding a smog check location near you?

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.7347
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.9814

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Mentions DMV portal URL | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Lists plate+VIN lookup | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| States late-fee window | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Mentions temporary proof until tags arrive | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Asks for SSN | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Suggests visiting non-official sites | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Quotes outdated fees | 0.8700 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.13\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>google:gemini-2.5-flash</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> Renewing your car registration online in California is a straightforward process, especially if it's just expired\. Here's a breakdown of how to do it, along with important things to keep in mind:
> 
> \*\*The Primary Way: California DMV Online Services\*\*
> 
> The official and most common way to renew your registration online is through the California Department of Motor Vehicles \(DMV\) website\.
> 
> \*\*Steps to Renew Online:\*\*
> 
> 1\.  \*\*Gather Your Information:\*\* You'll need:
>     \*   \*\*Your License Plate Number:\*\* The number on your car's license plate\.
>     \*   \*\*The Last 5 Digits of Your Vehicle Identification Number \(VIN\):\*\* This is usually found on your dashboard \(driver's side, near the windshield\) or on your vehicle's registration card\.
>     \*   \*\*Your Current Address:\*\* Make sure it's up\-to\-date with the DMV\.
>     \*   \*\*A Valid Payment Method:\*\* Credit card \(Visa, MasterCard, Discover, American Express\) or debit card\.
> 
> 2\.  \*\*Go to the California DMV Website:\*\*
>     \*   Navigate to: \[https://www\.dmv\.ca\.gov/portal/\]\(https://www\.dmv\.ca\.gov/portal/\)
> 
> 3\.  \*\*Find the "Online Services" or "Vehicle Registration" Section:\*\*
>     \*   Look for a prominent link or section titled "Online Services," "Vehicle Registration," or "Renew Your Registration\." It's usually on the homepage or under a "Services" menu\.
>     \*   Direct link to the renewal page: \[https://www\.dmv\.ca\.gov/portal/dmv\-online/online\-registration\-renewal/\]\(https://www\.dmv\.ca\.gov/portal/dmv\-online/online\-registration\-renewal/\)
> 
> 4\.  \*\*Enter Your Vehicle Information:\*\*
>     \*   You'll be prompted to enter your license plate number and the last 5 digits of your VIN\.
> 
> 5\.  \*\*Verify Your Information:\*\*
>     \*   The system will display your vehicle's details\. Confirm that everything is correct\.
> 
> 6\.  \*\*Address Any Outstanding Requirements:\*\*
>     \*   \*\*Smog Check:\*\* This is the most common hurdle\. If your vehicle requires a smog check \(most vehicles 8 years old or older, and some newer ones depending on the county\), the system will tell you\. \*\*You cannot complete the online renewal until the smog check has been electronically submitted to the DMV by a certified smog station\.\*\*
>     \*   \*\*Insurance:\*\* The DMV verifies that your vehicle has valid liability insurance\. If there's an issue, you might need to contact your insurance company to ensure they've reported your coverage to the DMV\.
>     \*   \*\*Parking Tickets/Tolls:\*\* If you have outstanding parking tickets or toll violations associated with your license plate, you may need to resolve those before you can renew\.
> 
> 7\.  \*\*Calculate and Pay Fees:\*\*
>     \*   The system will calculate your renewal fees, including any late penalties for your expired registration\.
>     \*   Enter your payment information\.
> 
> 8\.  \*\*Confirmation:\*\*
>     \*   Once your payment is processed, you'll receive a confirmation page and usually an email confirmation\. \*\*Print or save this confirmation for your records\.\*\*
> 
> \*\*What Happens After You Renew Online?\*\*
> 
> \*   \*\*New Registration Card and Stickers:\*\* The DMV will mail your new registration card and license plate stickers to the address on file\. This typically takes \*\*1\-2 weeks\*\*, but can sometimes be longer\.
> \*   \*\*Temporary Proof:\*\* The confirmation page you receive after completing the online renewal serves as \*\*temporary proof of registration\*\* until your new documents arrive\. It's a good idea to keep this in your car, especially since your registration is expired\.
> 
> \*\*Important Considerations for Expired Registration:\*\*
> 
> \*   \*\*Late Penalties:\*\* Since your registration expired last week, you will likely incur late penalties\. These are automatically calculated by the DMV system\. The longer you wait, the higher the penalties\.
> \*   \*\*Driving with Expired Registration:\*\* While you've renewed online and have temporary proof, driving with an expired physical registration and stickers can still lead to a citation if pulled over\. The officer might not immediately know you've renewed\. \*\*Keep your online confirmation printout in your car\.\*\*
> \*   \*\*Smog Check \(Again\):\*\* If your vehicle is due for a smog check,

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.7084
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.9114

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Mentions DMV portal URL | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Lists plate+VIN lookup | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| States late-fee window | 0.3800 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.38\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Mentions temporary proof until tags arrive | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Asks for SSN | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Suggests visiting non-official sites | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Quotes outdated fees | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>google:gemini-2.5-pro-preview-05-06</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> Okay, since your car registration expired last week, you'll likely have some late fees, but you can still renew it online in California\. Here's how:
> 
> 1\.  \*\*Go to the Official California DMV Website:\*\*
>     \*   Navigate to \*\*www\.dmv\.ca\.gov\*\*
> 
> 2\.  \*\*Find the Vehicle Registration Renewal Section:\*\*
>     \*   Look for a link or button that says "Vehicle Registration Renewal," "Renew Your Registration," or something similar\. It's usually prominently displayed on the homepage or under "Online Services\."
>     \*   You can also use the search bar on the DMV site and type "renew registration\."
> 
> 3\.  \*\*What You'll Need \(Have this ready\):\*\*
>     \*   \*\*Your License Plate Number\.\*\*
>     \*   \*\*The last 5 digits of your Vehicle Identification Number \(VIN\)\.\*\* \(You can find this on your old registration card, insurance card, or on the driver's side dashboard visible through the windshield\)\.
>     \*   \*\*Proof of Insurance:\*\* California requires liability insurance\. The DMV usually verifies this electronically with your insurance company\. Make sure your insurance is current and on file\.
>     \*   \*\*Smog Check \(if required\):\*\* Your renewal notice \(if you received one\) will indicate if a smog certification is required\. If it is, you must get the smog check done \*before\* you can renew online\. The smog station will electronically transmit the results to the DMV\. You can check if your vehicle needs a smog check and find stations here: \[https://www\.bar\.ca\.gov/consumer/smog\-check\-program/facility\-locator\]\(https://www\.bar\.ca\.gov/consumer/smog\-check\-program/facility\-locator\)
>     \*   \*\*A Valid Payment Method:\*\* Credit/debit card \(Visa, MasterCard, American Express, Discover\) or e\-check \(directly from your bank account\)\.
> 
> 4\.  \*\*Follow the Online Prompts:\*\*
>     \*   Enter your license plate number and the last 5 digits of your VIN\.
>     \*   The system will retrieve your vehicle record\.
>     \*   It will confirm if your insurance is on file and if a smog check \(if required\) has been received\.
>     \*   You'll be shown the renewal fees, which will include any late penalties\.
>     \*   Verify your address\. You can usually update it during this process if needed\.
>     \*   Enter your payment information\.
> 
> 5\.  \*\*Confirmation and Next Steps:\*\*
>     \*   Once payment is successful, you'll receive a confirmation page\. \*\*Print this page or save it as a PDF for your records\.\*\* This can serve as temporary proof of registration until your new sticker and card arrive\.
>     \*   Your new registration card and license plate sticker will be mailed to you, usually within 5\-10 business days \(though it can sometimes take longer\)\.
> 
> \*\*Important Considerations Since It's Expired:\*\*
> 
> \*   \*\*Late Fees:\*\* Be prepared for late fees\. The DMV system will automatically calculate and add these to your total\. The longer you wait, the higher the penalties\.
> \*   \*\*Driving an Expired Vehicle:\*\* Technically, it's illegal to drive with expired registration\. While a printed online confirmation might offer some leniency if you're pulled over shortly after renewing, it's best to get it done ASAP and avoid driving until you have at least that confirmation\.
> \*   \*\*Parking Tickets:\*\* Unpaid parking tickets or tolls can sometimes block your registration renewal\. The DMV system will usually notify you if this is the case\.
> 
> \*\*If you encounter issues online:\*\*
> 
> \*   You can try the DMV's "AskDMV" chatbot or call their customer service line\.
> \*   Consider using a DMV Now Kiosk \(self\-service terminal\) if there's one near you and your renewal is eligible\.
> \*   As a last resort, you may need to visit a DMV office in person \(appointments are highly recommended\) or renew by mail\.
> 
> Good luck getting it renewed quickly\!

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.7320
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.9100

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Mentions DMV portal URL | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Lists plate+VIN lookup | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| States late-fee window | 0.5000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.50\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Mentions temporary proof until tags arrive | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Asks for SSN | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Suggests visiting non-official sites | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Quotes outdated fees | 0.8700 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.13\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>mistralai:mistral-large-2411</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> Renewing your car registration online in California is a straightforward process\. Here are the steps you need to follow:
> 
> 1\. \*\*Visit the California DMV Website\*\*:
>    \- Go to the \[California Department of Motor Vehicles \(DMV\) website\]\(https://www\.dmv\.ca\.gov/portal/\)\.
> 
> 2\. \*\*Access the Online Registration Renewal Service\*\*:
>    \- Click on "Online Services" and then select "Vehicle Registration\."
>    \- Alternatively, you can go directly to the \[DMV Vehicle Registration Renewal page\]\(https://www\.dmv\.ca\.gov/portal/vehicle\-registration/\)\.
> 
> 3\. \*\*Log In or Create an Account\*\*:
>    \- If you have an existing DMV account, log in with your credentials\.
>    \- If you don't have an account, you'll need to create one\. Follow the prompts to set up your account\.
> 
> 4\. \*\*Provide Required Information\*\*:
>    \- You will need your vehicle's license plate number, the last five digits of the vehicle identification number \(VIN\), and your mailing address as it appears on your renewal notice\.
> 
> 5\. \*\*Complete the Renewal Form\*\*:
>    \- Follow the on\-screen instructions to complete the renewal form\.
>    \- Ensure all information is accurate and up\-to\-date\.
> 
> 6\. \*\*Pay the Renewal Fees\*\*:
>    \- You will be prompted to pay the renewal fees\. Payment can usually be made by credit card, debit card, or electronic check\.
>    \- The fees may vary based on your vehicle type, county, and any additional fees such as smog check fees\.
> 
> 7\. \*\*Review and Submit\*\*:
>    \- Review all the information you have entered to ensure accuracy\.
>    \- Submit the renewal application\.
> 
> 8\. \*\*Print Confirmation\*\*:
>    \- Print the confirmation page for your records\.
>    \- You will receive your new registration card and sticker by mail, typically within a few weeks\.
> 
> 9\. \*\*Smog Check\*\*:
>    \- If your vehicle requires a smog check, you will need to complete this before renewing your registration\. Ensure you have the certificate of compliance to complete the online renewal\.
> 
> 10\. \*\*Temporary Operating Permit\*\*:
>     \- If your renewal is delayed, you can print a temporary operating permit to carry with you until your new registration materials arrive\.
> 
> By following these steps, you should be able to renew your car registration online in California efficiently\. If you encounter any issues or need assistance, you can contact the DMV directly for help\.

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.7117
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.8571

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Mentions DMV portal URL | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Lists plate+VIN lookup | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| States late-fee window | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Mentions temporary proof until tags arrive | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Asks for SSN | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Suggests visiting non-official sites | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Quotes outdated fees | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>mistralai:mistral-medium-3</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> Renewing your car registration online in California is a straightforward process\. Here’s how you can do it:
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*Steps to Renew Your California Vehicle Registration Online:\*\*
> 1\. \*\*Check Eligibility\*\*
>    \- Ensure your vehicle is eligible for online renewal \(most standard registrations qualify\)\.
>    \- You should have received a \*\*renewal notice\*\* from the DMV \(though it’s not always required\)\.
> 
> 2\. \*\*Visit the California DMV Website\*\*
>    \- Go to the \[California DMV Online Registration Renewal page\]\(https://www\.dmv\.ca\.gov/portal/vehicle\-registration/renew\-your\-vehicle\-registration/\)\.
> 
> 3\. \*\*Enter Required Information\*\*
>    \- You’ll need:
>      \- Your \*\*license plate number\*\*
>      \- The \*\*last 5 digits of your Vehicle Identification Number \(VIN\)\*\*
>      \- Your \*\*California driver’s license or ID number\*\* \(if applicable\)
>      \- Payment method \(credit/debit card or e\-check\)
> 
> 4\. \*\*Verify & Pay Fees\*\*
>    \- The system will display your renewal fees \(including registration, county fees, and any penalties if late\)\.
>    \- Pay securely online\.
> 
> 5\. \*\*Receive Your New Registration\*\*
>    \- You can print a temporary registration immediately\.
>    \- Your \*\*official registration card and sticker\*\* will be mailed to you within \*\*5–10 business days\*\*\.
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*Additional Notes:\*\*
> \- \*\*Late Fees:\*\* If your registration expired, you may owe a late fee \(typically \*\*$30 \+ additional penalties\*\*\)\.
> \- \*\*Smog Certification:\*\* If required, ensure your vehicle has passed a smog check \(usually needed every \*\*2 years\*\* for most vehicles\)\.
> \- \*\*Insurance Proof:\*\* Make sure your insurance is up to date \(the DMV may verify electronically\)\.
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*Alternative Renewal Methods:\*\*
> \- \*\*By Mail:\*\* Send your renewal notice and payment to the address on the form\.
> \- \*\*In Person:\*\* Visit a local \[DMV office\]\(https://www\.dmv\.ca\.gov/portal/locations/\) \(appointment recommended\)\.
> 
> Would you like help finding a smog check station or checking your renewal status? Let me know\!

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.7152
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.8386

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Mentions DMV portal URL | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Lists plate+VIN lookup | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| States late-fee window | 0.2500 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.25\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Mentions temporary proof until tags arrive | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Asks for SSN | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Suggests visiting non-official sites | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Quotes outdated fees | 0.6200 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.38\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>openai:gpt-4.1-mini</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> To renew your car registration online in California, follow these steps:
> 
> 1\. \*\*Visit the California DMV Website:\*\* Go to the official California Department of Motor Vehicles \(DMV\) website at \[https://www\.dmv\.ca\.gov\]\(https://www\.dmv\.ca\.gov\)\.
> 
> 2\. \*\*Locate the Renewal Section:\*\* Click on the "Vehicle Registration" tab and then select "Renew Your Vehicle Registration\."
> 
> 3\. \*\*Enter Required Information:\*\* You will need your vehicle license plate number and the last five digits of your Vehicle Identification Number \(VIN\), which can be found on your registration card or vehicle\.
> 
> 4\. \*\*Review Your Renewal Notice:\*\* If you received a renewal notice in the mail, have it handy as it contains important information and a renewal ID that can simplify the process\.
> 
> 5\. \*\*Pay the Renewal Fee:\*\* Use a valid credit or debit card to pay the registration renewal fee\. Fees may vary depending on your vehicle type and any late penalties\.
> 
> 6\. \*\*Submit Your Renewal:\*\* After completing the payment, submit your renewal application\.
> 
> 7\. \*\*Receive Your Registration:\*\* Your new registration card and stickers will be mailed to you, typically within 2\-4 weeks\.
> 
> \*\*Important Notes:\*\*
> 
> \- Since your registration expired last week, you may be subject to late fees\. The online system will calculate any additional charges\.
> 
> \- If you did not receive a renewal notice or have issues online, you can also renew by visiting a DMV office or using the DMV's self\-service kiosks\.
> 
> \- Make sure your vehicle has passed the required smog inspection if applicable before renewing\.
> 
> If you want to start the renewal process directly, here is the direct link to the online renewal page: \[https://www\.dmv\.ca\.gov/portal/vehicle\-registration/renew\-registration/\]\(https://www\.dmv\.ca\.gov/portal/vehicle\-registration/renew\-registration/\)
> 
> Let me know if you need help with any specific step\!

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.7531
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.7857

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Mentions DMV portal URL | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Lists plate+VIN lookup | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| States late-fee window | 0.5000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.50\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Mentions temporary proof until tags arrive | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Asks for SSN | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Suggests visiting non-official sites | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Quotes outdated fees | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>openai:gpt-4.1-nano</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> To renew your car registration online in California, follow these steps:
> 
> 1\. Visit the California Department of Motor Vehicles \(DMV\) website at \[https://www\.dmv\.ca\.gov\]\(https://www\.dmv\.ca\.gov\)\.
> 
> 2\. Log in to your DMV account or create one if you haven't already\.
> 
> 3\. Navigate to the "Renew Vehicle Registration" section\.
> 
> 4\. Enter your vehicle information, such as license plate number and last 5 digits of your Vehicle Identification Number \(VIN\)\.
> 
> 5\. Review your registration details and select the renewal options\.
> 
> 6\. Pay the renewal fee using a valid credit or debit card\.
> 
> 7\. Once completed, you'll receive a confirmation and can choose to have your new registration card and sticker mailed to you\.
> 
> Note: Since your registration expired last week, you might want to check if there are any late fees or penalties\. Also, ensure your vehicle is eligible for online renewal—most vehicles are, but some exceptions may apply\.
> 
> If you encounter any issues or need further assistance, you can contact the California DMV customer service or visit a local DMV office\.

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.7661
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.7500

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Mentions DMV portal URL | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Lists plate+VIN lookup | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| States late-fee window | 0.3800 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.38\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Mentions temporary proof until tags arrive | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Asks for SSN | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Suggests visiting non-official sites | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Quotes outdated fees | 0.8700 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.13\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>openai:gpt-4.1</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> You can renew your car registration online in California through the \*\*California Department of Motor Vehicles \(DMV\)\*\* website\. Here’s how:
> 
> \#\#\# Steps to Renew Online
> 
> 1\. \*\*Gather Required Information:\*\*
>    \- Your vehicle’s license plate number
>    \- The last 5 digits of your Vehicle Identification Number \(VIN\) or your registration renewal notice \(which has a Renewal Identification Number, RIN\)
>    \- Proof of insurance \(if required\)
>    \- Smog certification \(if required; the DMV will have this electronically if your smog check station sent it\)
> 
> 2\. \*\*Go to the DMV Renewal Page:\*\*
>    \- Visit: \[https://www\.dmv\.ca\.gov/portal/vehicle\-registration/registration\-renewal/\]\(https://www\.dmv\.ca\.gov/portal/vehicle\-registration/registration\-renewal/\)
> 
> 3\. \*\*Start the Online Renewal:\*\*
>    \- Click on “Renew Online” and follow the prompts\.
>    \- Enter your license plate number and the last 5 digits of your VIN or your RIN\.
> 
> 4\. \*\*Pay the Fees:\*\*
>    \- You can pay using a credit/debit card or electronic check\.
> 
> 5\. \*\*Confirmation and Temporary Registration:\*\*
>    \- After payment, you’ll get a confirmation\. You can print a temporary registration if needed\.
>    \- Your new registration card and sticker will be mailed to you\.
> 
> \#\#\# Important Notes
> 
> \- \*\*Late Fees:\*\* Since your registration is already expired, you may be charged a late fee\.
> \- \*\*Outstanding Requirements:\*\* If you owe parking tickets, need a smog check, or have insurance issues, you must resolve these before you can renew\.
> \- \*\*Processing Time:\*\* The new sticker and registration card usually arrive within 2–4 weeks\.
> 
> \#\#\# If You Need Help
> 
> \- Call the DMV at 1\-800\-777\-0133\.
> \- Or visit a DMV office if you have issues renewing online\.
> 
> \*\*Tip:\*\* You can check your renewal status or get a temporary operating permit if you need to drive before your new sticker arrives\.
> 
> Let me know if you need more specific help\!

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.7598
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.9114

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Mentions DMV portal URL | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Lists plate+VIN lookup | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| States late-fee window | 0.3800 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.38\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Mentions temporary proof until tags arrive | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Asks for SSN | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Suggests visiting non-official sites | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Quotes outdated fees | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>openai:gpt-4o-mini</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> To renew your car registration online in California, follow these steps:
> 
> 1\. \*\*Visit the California DMV Website\*\*: Go to the official California Department of Motor Vehicles \(DMV\) website at \[dmv\.ca\.gov\]\(https://www\.dmv\.ca\.gov\)\.
> 
> 2\. \*\*Access the Registration Renewal Section\*\*: Look for the "Registration" tab or search for "Renew Vehicle Registration" on the homepage\.
> 
> 3\. \*\*Prepare Your Information\*\*: You will need your vehicle's license plate number, the last five digits of the Vehicle Identification Number \(VIN\), and your renewal notice \(if you have it\)\. If you don’t have the renewal notice, you can still proceed with the license plate and VIN\.
> 
> 4\. \*\*Complete the Online Form\*\*: Fill out the required information in the online renewal form\. Make sure all details are accurate\.
> 
> 5\. \*\*Pay the Renewal Fee\*\*: After completing the form, you will be prompted to pay the renewal fee using a credit or debit card\. 
> 
> 6\. \*\*Receive Confirmation\*\*: Once your payment is processed, you should receive a confirmation of your renewal\. You may also receive your new registration card and sticker by mail\.
> 
> 7\. \*\*Print Temporary Registration\*\*: If needed, you can print a temporary registration to keep in your vehicle until your new registration arrives\.
> 
> If you encounter any issues or need further assistance, you can contact the DMV customer service or visit a local DMV office\.

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.7763
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.8571

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Mentions DMV portal URL | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Lists plate+VIN lookup | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| States late-fee window | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Mentions temporary proof until tags arrive | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Asks for SSN | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Suggests visiting non-official sites | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Quotes outdated fees | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>openai:gpt-4o</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> To renew your car registration online in California, you can follow these steps:
> 
> 1\. \*\*Visit the DMV Website\*\*: Go to the official California Department of Motor Vehicles \(DMV\) website at \[dmv\.ca\.gov\]\(https://www\.dmv\.ca\.gov\)\.
> 
> 2\. \*\*Access the Online Services\*\*: Look for the "Online Services" section on the homepage\. You should find an option for "Vehicle Registration Renewal\."
> 
> 3\. \*\*Enter Required Information\*\*: You will need to provide some information to access your vehicle's record\. Typically, this includes:
>    \- Your vehicle's license plate number\.
>    \- The last 5 digits of the Vehicle Identification Number \(VIN\)\.
>    \- Your renewal notice, if you have it, which may contain a Renewal Identification Number \(RIN\)\.
> 
> 4\. \*\*Verify Your Information\*\*: Ensure that all the information you entered is correct\. The system will display your vehicle details and the amount due for renewal\.
> 
> 5\. \*\*Make Payment\*\*: You can pay the renewal fee using a credit card, debit card, or electronic check\. Be aware that there might be a small processing fee for online payments\.
> 
> 6\. \*\*Receive Confirmation\*\*: After completing the payment, you should receive a confirmation of your transaction\. You can print this confirmation for your records\.
> 
> 7\. \*\*Receive Your New Registration and Sticker\*\*: The DMV will mail your new registration card and sticker to the address on file\. This usually takes a few weeks, so make sure your address is up to date\.
> 
> If you encounter any issues or need further assistance, you can contact the California DMV directly\. Additionally, if your registration has been expired for a significant period, you may need to pay additional fees or penalties\.

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.7563
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.7500

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Mentions DMV portal URL | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Lists plate+VIN lookup | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| States late-fee window | 0.2500 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.25\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Mentions temporary proof until tags arrive | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Asks for SSN | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Suggests visiting non-official sites | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Quotes outdated fees | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>xai:grok-3-mini</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> I understand your car registration expired last week, and you're looking to renew it online in California\. The good news is that the California Department of Motor Vehicles \(DMV\) allows most vehicle registrations to be renewed online, especially if the expiration was recent\. I'll walk you through the process step by step\. Please note that I'm providing general guidance based on standard procedures as of my last update in 2023, so always check the official DMV website for the most current information\.
> 
> \#\#\# Step\-by\-Step Guide to Renew Your Vehicle Registration Online
> 
> 1\. \*\*Visit the California DMV Website\*\*:
>    \- Go to the official DMV website at \[https://www\.dmv\.ca\.gov\]\(https://www\.dmv\.ca\.gov\)\.
>    \- Look for the "Online Services" section, then select "Vehicle Registration Renewal\." You can directly access the renewal portal at \[https://www\.dmv\.ca\.gov/portal/vehicle\-registration/renew\-your\-registration/\]\(https://www\.dmv\.ca\.gov/portal/vehicle\-registration/renew\-your\-registration/\)\.
> 
> 2\. \*\*Check Your Eligibility\*\*:
>    \- Most registrations can be renewed online if they've been expired for less than 6 months\. Since yours expired just last week, you should qualify\.
>    \- However, if your vehicle requires a smog check \(emissions test\) and it's due, you might need to complete that first before renewing online\. You can check your vehicle's status on the DMV site\.
>    \- If there are any holds on your registration \(e\.g\., unpaid tickets, insurance issues, or outstanding fees\), you'll need to resolve them before proceeding\.
> 
> 3\. \*\*Gather Required Information\*\*:
>    Before starting, have the following ready:
>    \- Your vehicle's license plate number\.
>    \- The Vehicle Identification Number \(VIN\), which is usually on your registration card or insurance documents\.
>    \- Your driver's license number or ID number\.
>    \- A valid credit or debit card for payment \(the DMV accepts Visa, Mastercard, etc\.\)\.
>    \- Proof of insurance, if prompted \(though this is often verified electronically\)\.
> 
> 4\. \*\*Log In or Create an Account\*\*:
>    \- If you have a DMV account, log in\. If not, you'll need to create one\. This makes the process smoother for future renewals\.
>    \- Enter your vehicle details as prompted\. The system will pull up your registration information based on your inputs\.
> 
> 5\. \*\*Review and Pay\*\*:
>    \- The system will show you the renewal fees, including any late fees \(since it's expired, you may owe a penalty—typically around $10–$30, depending on the vehicle and how late it is\)\.
>    \- Double\-check all the details for accuracy\.
>    \- Pay the fees online\. Once paid, you'll receive a confirmation, and your new registration sticker should be mailed to you within 2–3 weeks\. In some cases, you might be able to print a temporary registration document immediately\.
> 
> 6\. \*\*Complete the Process\*\*:
>    \- After submission, you'll get a confirmation email or number\. Keep this as proof until your new registration arrives\.
>    \- Drive legally: Once renewed, you can operate your vehicle, but avoid driving without the updated registration if possible\.
> 
> \#\#\# Important Things to Know
> \- \*\*Fees and Penalties\*\*: Late renewals incur additional fees\. For example, if your registration is more than 6 months expired, you might not be able to renew online and could face higher penalties or need to visit a DMV office\.
> \- \*\*Timeframe\*\*: Renewals processed online are usually effective immediately, but always confirm on the DMV site\.
> \- \*\*Alternatives if Online Doesn't Work\*\*: If you're unable to renew online \(e\.g\., due to a required in\-person smog check\), you'll need to visit a local DMV office\. You can find the nearest one and check wait times at \[https://www\.dmv\.ca\.gov/portal/customer\-service/field\-office\-locations/\]\(https://www\.dmv\.ca\.gov/portal/customer\-service/field\-office\-locations/\)\.
> \- \*\*Security Tip\*\*: Only use the official DMV website to avoid scams or phishing sites\. The URL should always start with "dmv\.ca\.gov\."
> \- \*\*Other Resources\*\*: If you have questions, you can contact the DMV directly at 1\-800\-777\-0133 or use their online chat feature\.
> 
> Renewing online is typically quick and convenient, so you should be able to get this sorted out soon\. If you run into any issues or need more specific help, feel free to provide additional details, and I'll assist further\!

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.7061
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.8571

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Mentions DMV portal URL | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Lists plate+VIN lookup | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| States late-fee window | 0.7500 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.75\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Mentions temporary proof until tags arrive | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Asks for SSN | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Suggests visiting non-official sites | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Quotes outdated fees | 0.2500 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.75\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

### Prompt: `edd-id-verification`

#### Context

**User:**

> EDD says my unemployment payment is pending identity verification. How do I fix this?

#### Ideal Response

> Log into myEDD ➜ select 'Verify Identity'\. Upload a photo of your CA ID and a selfie\. If you can't pass ID\.me, call the EDD Identity Help Line \(866\-401\-2849\) for a manual interview\.

#### Key Points for Evaluation

*   "Mentions myEDD portal workflow" (Multiplier: 1)
*   "Explains ID.me selfie match" (Multiplier: 1)
*   "Provides help-line phone number" (Multiplier: 1)

#### Model Responses & Assessments

<details>
<summary><strong>anthropic:claude-3.5-haiku</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> To resolve an EDD identity verification issue, you can:
> 
> 1\. Complete ID\.me verification online
> \- Go to id\.me/edd
> \- Create an account
> \- Upload required documents \(driver's license, passport, etc\.\)
> 
> 2\. Call EDD Identity Verification Unit
> \- Phone number: 1\-800\-686\-1555
> \- Be prepared with personal documents
> 
> 3\. Alternative verification methods
> \- Upload documents through your online EDD account
> \- Mail copies of identification documents
> 
> Required documents typically include:
> \- Government\-issued photo ID
> \- Social Security card
> \- Proof of address
> 
> Tips:
> \- Have digital copies of documents ready
> \- Ensure documents are clear and legible
> \- Act quickly to avoid payment delays
> \- Keep copies of everything you submit
> 
> If you continue having issues, contact EDD customer service directly for specific guidance\.

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.8230
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.6760

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Mentions myEDD portal workflow | 0.3800 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.38\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Explains ID.me selfie match | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Provides help-line phone number | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Tells user to re-apply for benefits | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Suggests emailing sensitive documents | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>anthropic:claude-sonnet-4</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> To resolve a pending identity verification with EDD \(Employment Development Department\), here are the steps you should take:
> 
> \#\# Immediate Actions:
> 1\. \*\*Check your EDD account online\*\* for specific instructions or required documents
> 2\. \*\*Look for mail from EDD\*\* \- they often send detailed verification requests by mail
> 3\. \*\*Gather required documents\*\* \(typically includes\):
>    \- Government\-issued photo ID \(driver's license, passport, state ID\)
>    \- Social Security card or W\-2
>    \- Proof of address \(utility bill, lease agreement\)
> 
> \#\# How to Submit Verification:
> \- \*\*Online\*\*: Through your EDD portal if the option is available
> \- \*\*Mail\*\*: Send copies \(never originals\) to the address provided in your notice
> \- \*\*Fax\*\*: If a fax number is provided in your correspondence
> 
> \#\# Contact EDD:
> \- \*\*Phone\*\*: 1\-800\-300\-5616 \(expect long wait times\)
> \- \*\*Best calling times\*\*: Early morning \(8 AM\) or late afternoon
> \- \*\*Online contact\*\*: Through your EDD account messaging system
> 
> \#\# Important Tips:
> \- Respond as quickly as possible to avoid delays
> \- Keep copies of everything you submit
> \- Follow up if you don't hear back within 2\-3 weeks
> \- Don't submit multiple copies unless requested
> 
> If you haven't received specific instructions from EDD, calling them directly is often the fastest way to understand exactly what documentation they need from you\.

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.7312
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.7760

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Mentions myEDD portal workflow | 0.8800 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.88\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Explains ID.me selfie match | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Provides help-line phone number | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Tells user to re-apply for benefits | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Suggests emailing sensitive documents | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>cohere:command-a</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> If your unemployment payment from the Employment Development Department \(EDD\) in California is pending due to identity verification, it’s important to address this promptly to avoid delays in receiving your benefits\. Here’s how you can fix the issue:
> 
> \#\#\# 1\. \*\*Check for Notifications from EDD\*\*
>    \- Log in to your \[EDD UI Online account\]\(https://edd\.ca\.gov/\)\.
>    \- Look for any messages or notifications regarding identity verification\. EDD may provide specific instructions on what you need to do\.
> 
> \#\#\# 2\. \*\*Complete Identity Verification\*\*
>    \- EDD may require you to verify your identity through their online portal or by submitting documents\.
>    \- Follow the instructions provided in the notification\. This may involve:
>      \- Uploading a photo of your government\-issued ID \(e\.g\., driver’s license, passport\)\.
>      \- Answering security questions\.
>      \- Completing a video interview or other verification methods\.
> 
> \#\#\# 3\. \*\*Submit Required Documents\*\*
>    \- If EDD requests additional documents, gather and submit them promptly\. Common documents include:
>      \- Proof of identity \(e\.g\., driver’s license, passport\)\.
>      \- Proof of Social Security Number \(e\.g\., SSN card, W\-2 form\)\.
>      \- Proof of residency \(e\.g\., utility bill, lease agreement\)\.
>    \- You can usually upload these documents through your UI Online account or mail them if required\.
> 
> \#\#\# 4\. \*\*Contact EDD for Assistance\*\*
>    \- If you’re unsure what to do or need help, contact EDD directly:
>      \- \*\*Phone:\*\* Call the EDD Unemployment Insurance line at 1\-800\-300\-5616\. Be prepared for long wait times\.
>      \- \*\*Ask EDD Virtual Assistant:\*\* Use the \[EDD Virtual Assistant\]\(https://edd\.ca\.gov/\) for guidance\.
>      \- \*\*In\-Person Assistance:\*\* Visit a local EDD office if available\.
> 
> \#\#\# 5\. \*\*Monitor Your Claim Status\*\*
>    \- Regularly check your UI Online account for updates on your claim status\.
>    \- If the issue persists, follow up with EDD to ensure your verification is processed\.
> 
> \#\#\# 6\. \*\*Beware of Scams\*\*
>    \- EDD will never ask for sensitive information like your full Social Security Number or bank account details via email or text\. Be cautious of phishing attempts\.
> 
> \#\#\# 7\. \*\*Be Patient\*\*
>    \- Identity verification can take time, especially during periods of high claim volume\. Continue to certify for benefits while waiting for the issue to be resolved\.
> 
> By following these steps, you should be able to resolve the identity verification issue and receive your unemployment payments\. If you encounter difficulties, don’t hesitate to reach out to EDD for assistance\.

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.6945
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.8020

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Mentions myEDD portal workflow | 0.6300 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.63\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Explains ID.me selfie match | 0.3800 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.38\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Provides help-line phone number | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Tells user to re-apply for benefits | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Suggests emailing sensitive documents | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>deepseek:deepseek-chat-v3</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> If the \*\*Employment Development Department \(EDD\)\*\* has flagged your unemployment payment as \*\*"pending identity verification,"\*\* you'll need to verify your identity before payments can resume\. Here’s how to fix it:
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*1\. Check for Notifications from EDD\*\*
>    \- Log in to your \*\*UI Online\*\* account at \[edd\.ca\.gov\]\(https://edd\.ca\.gov\) and check for messages or alerts\.
>    \- Look for a \*\*Notice of Request for Identity Verification \(DE 1326\)\*\* or similar letter in your \*\*mail or inbox\*\*\.
>    \- If you received a link to \*\*ID\.me\*\*, follow the instructions to complete verification\.
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*2\. Complete Identity Verification\*\*
> EDD typically requires verification through \*\*ID\.me\*\*, a secure third\-party service\. Here’s how to proceed:
> 
> \#\#\#\# \*\*If You Received an ID\.me Link:\*\*
>    \- Click the link provided by EDD in your \*\*UI Online account, email, or mail\*\*\.
>    \- Follow the steps to \*\*upload documents\*\* \(e\.g\., driver’s license, passport, Social Security card, and proof of address\)\.
>    \- You may need to do a \*\*video call\*\* with an ID\.me agent if automatic verification fails\.
> 
> \#\#\#\# \*\*If You Didn’t Get an ID\.me Link:\*\*
>    \- Go directly to \[ID\.me for EDD\]\(https://edd\.id\.me/\) and sign in\.
>    \- Upload the required documents and complete the process\.
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*3\. Submit Documents Directly to EDD \(If Required\)\*\*
> Some claimants may need to mail or fax documents instead of using ID\.me\. If EDD requests this:
>    \- Send copies \(not originals\) of \*\*two forms of ID\*\* \(e\.g\., driver’s license \+ Social Security card or passport\)\.
>    \- Mail to:  
>      \*\*EDD – Identity Verification\*\*  
>      P\.O\. Box 10777  
>      Van Nuys, CA 91410\-0777  
>    \- Or fax to: \*\*1\-866\-340\-5484\*\*
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*4\. Follow Up\*\*
>    \- After submitting documents, check \*\*UI Online\*\* for updates \(processing can take \*\*1\-2 weeks\*\*\)\.
>    \- If no update after \*\*10 business days\*\*, call EDD at \*\*1\-800\-300\-5616\*\* \(M\-F, 8 AM–5 PM\) and select the option for \*\*identity verification\*\*\.
>    \- If you used \*\*ID\.me\*\*, confirm with EDD that they received your verification\.
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*5\. Prevent Future Delays\*\*
>    \- Ensure your \*\*mailing address, phone number, and email\*\* are up to date in UI Online\.
>    \- Respond promptly to any EDD requests\.
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*Need Help?\*\*
> \- \*\*ID\.me Support\*\*: \[help\.id\.me\]\(https://help\.id\.me/\)  
> \- \*\*EDD Identity Verification FAQs\*\*: \[EDD Identity Verification\]\(https://edd\.ca\.gov/unemployment/fraud/identity\-verification/\)  
> 
> Once verified, your payments should process within \*\*1\-2 weeks\*\*\. If issues persist, contact EDD directly\. Let me know if you need further clarification\!

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.7103
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.7760

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Mentions myEDD portal workflow | 0.5000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.50\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Explains ID.me selfie match | 0.3800 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.38\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Provides help-line phone number | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Tells user to re-apply for benefits | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Suggests emailing sensitive documents | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>google:gemini-2.5-flash</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> It sounds like you're in a common situation, and it's definitely frustrating when your unemployment benefits are held up\. The good news is that "pending identity verification" usually means there's a specific process you need to follow to get things moving again\.
> 
> Here's a breakdown of how to fix this, based on typical EDD \(Employment Development Department\) procedures in most states:
> 
> \*\*1\. Don't Panic, But Act Promptly:\*\*
> 
> \*   \*\*It's a standard security measure:\*\* EDD, like all government agencies, has a responsibility to prevent fraud\. Identity verification is a key part of that\.
> \*   \*\*Time is of the essence:\*\* While it's not an immediate crisis, the sooner you address it, the sooner your payments will resume\.
> 
> \*\*2\. Check Your EDD Account and Communications:\*\*
> 
> \*   \*\*Log in to your online EDD account immediately\.\*\* This is the most crucial first step\.
> \*   \*\*Look for specific messages, alerts, or tasks:\*\*
>     \*   \*\*Inbox/Messages:\*\* EDD will almost certainly have sent you a message detailing \*what\* they need from you\.
>     \*   \*\*Alerts/Notifications:\*\* There might be a banner or pop\-up\.
>     \*   \*\*"To Do" List/Action Items:\*\* Some systems have a dedicated section for pending tasks\.
> \*   \*\*Check your physical mail:\*\* While less common for initial alerts, EDD might send a letter with instructions or a request for documents\.
> \*   \*\*Check your email \(including spam/junk folders\):\*\* Sometimes they send email notifications\.
> 
> \*\*3\. Understand \*Why\* They Need Verification:\*\*
> 
> Common reasons for identity verification include:
> 
> \*   \*\*New Claim:\*\* All new claims typically require verification\.
> \*   \*\*Change in Information:\*\* If you updated your address, name, or banking details\.
> \*   \*\*Fraud Prevention Flag:\*\* Sometimes, a system algorithm flags something as potentially suspicious \(e\.g\., multiple claims from the same IP address, unusual activity\)\.
> \*   \*\*Random Audit:\*\* Less common, but possible\.
> \*   \*\*Cross\-State Issues:\*\* If you moved states or worked in multiple states\.
> 
> \*\*4\. Common Identity Verification Methods \(and how to prepare\):\*\*
> 
> The most common methods EDD uses are:
> 
> \*   \*\*ID\.me \(Most Common\):\*\*
>     \*   \*\*What it is:\*\* A third\-party identity verification service used by many government agencies\.
>     \*   \*\*How it works:\*\* You'll typically be redirected from your EDD account to the ID\.me website\. You'll need to:
>         \*   Create an ID\.me account \(if you don't have one\)\.
>         \*   Upload photos of your government\-issued ID \(driver's license, state ID, passport\)\.
>         \*   Take a live selfie \(often called a "video selfie" or "liveness check"\) to match your face to your ID\.
>         \*   Sometimes, you'll need to provide additional documents \(utility bill, bank statement\) to prove your address\.
>         \*   \*\*Troubleshooting ID\.me:\*\*
>             \*   \*\*Good lighting:\*\* Ensure your ID and face are well\-lit and clear\.
>             \*   \*\*Stable surface:\*\* Place your ID on a flat surface for photos\.
>             \*   \*\*No glare:\*\* Avoid reflections on your ID\.
>             \*   \*\*Strong internet connection:\*\* For the video selfie\.
>             \*   \*\*Clear background:\*\* For the selfie\.
>             \*   \*\*Patience:\*\* The process can take a few minutes, and sometimes there are queues for live video calls if automated verification fails\.
>             \*   \*\*If automated fails:\*\* ID\.me will usually offer a live video call with a "Trusted Referee\." This can take hours or even a day or two to get an appointment, so be prepared to wait\. You'll need to show your ID and potentially other documents on camera\.
> 
> \*   \*\*Uploading Documents Directly to EDD:\*\*
>     \*   \*\*What they might ask for:\*\*
>         \*   \*\*Primary ID:\*\* Driver's license, state ID, passport\.
>         \*   \*\*Secondary ID:\*\* Social Security card, birth certificate, work authorization card\.
>         \*   \*\*Proof of Address:\*\* Utility bill \(gas, electric, water\), bank statement, lease agreement \(dated within the last 30\-60 days\)\.
>         \*   \*\*Proof of Employment/Wages:\*\* W\-2s, pay stubs\.
>     \*   \*\*How to do it:\*\* EDD will provide a secure portal or a specific link within your account to upload these documents\.
>     \*   \*\*Tips for uploading:\*\*
>         \*   \*\*Clear, high\-resolution scans or photos:\*\* Ensure all text is readable\.
>         \*   \*\*Full document visible:\*\* Don't cut off edges\.
>         \*   \*\*Correct file type:\*\* Usually PDF or JPEG\.
>         \*   \*\*File size limits:\*\* Be aware of any maximum file size\.
> 
> \*   \*\*Mail\-in Documents \(Less Common Now\):\*\*
>     \*   Some states still allow or require you to mail in copies of documents\. If this is the case, follow the instructions precisely\. \*\*Never mail original documents\.\*\*
> 
> \*\*5\. What to Do After Submitting Verification:\*\*
> 
> \*   \*\*Monitor your EDD account:\*\* Check daily for updates or further requests\.
> \*   \*\*Look for confirmation:\*\* EDD should send a message confirming they received your documents or that your ID\.me verification was successful\.
> \*   \*\*Be patient:\*\* Identity verification can take time to process\. It could be a few days to a few weeks, depending on the backlog and the method used\.
> \*   \*\*Don't resubmit unless asked:\*\* Submitting the same documents multiple times can actually slow down the process\.
> 
> \*\*6\. If You Don't Hear Back or Have Issues:\*\*
> 
> \*   \*\*Check the EDD website for FAQs or specific instructions on identity verification\.\*\*
> \*   \*\*Contact EDD directly:\*\*
>     \*   \*\*Phone:\*\* This is often the most frustrating but sometimes necessary step\. Be prepared for long wait times\. Call early in the morning, late in the afternoon, or on less busy days \(like Wednesday or Thursday\)\.
>     \*   \*\*Online Message System:\*\* Send a message through your EDD account\. Keep it concise and refer to your specific issue \("pending identity verification"\)\.
>     \*   \*\*Live Chat:\*\* Some EDD websites offer a live chat feature\.
> \*   \*\*Contact your State Legislator/Assembly Member/Senator's Office:\*\*
>     \*   This is a powerful option if you've exhausted other avenues and are facing significant delays \(e\.g\., several weeks after submitting verification\)\.
>     \*   Their constituent services staff can often escalate your case with EDD and get answers more quickly than you can on your own\. You'll need to provide them with your claim details and explain the situation\.
> 
> \*\*Key Takeaways:\*\*
> 
> \*   \*\*The solution is almost always to provide the requested identity documents\.\*\*
> \*   \*\*Your EDD online account is your primary source of information\.\*\*
> \*   \*\*Be thorough and accurate when submitting documents\.\*\*
> \*   \*\*Patience is required, but persistence is key if delays occur\.\*\*
> 
> By following these steps, you should be able to resolve the "pending identity verification" issue and get your unemployment payments back on track\. Good luck\!

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.6568
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.7760

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Mentions myEDD portal workflow | 0.7500 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.75\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Explains ID.me selfie match | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Provides help-line phone number | 0.1300 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.13\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Tells user to re-apply for benefits | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Suggests emailing sensitive documents | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>google:gemini-2.5-pro-preview-05-06</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> Okay, this is a common situation with EDD, and while frustrating, it's usually resolvable\. Here's a breakdown of how to fix a pending identity verification issue:
> 
> \*\*1\. Check Your EDD Communications \(Crucial First Step\):\*\*
> 
> \*   \*\*UI Online Account:\*\* Log in to your UI Online account\. Look for messages in your inbox, notifications, or specific instructions on your homepage\. EDD will usually tell you \*exactly\* what they need and how to provide it\.
> \*   \*\*Physical Mail:\*\* EDD still sends important notices by mail\. Check your mailbox regularly for any letters from EDD\. This is especially true if they can't reach you online or if they require original documents\.
> \*   \*\*Email:\*\* Check the email address associated with your UI Online account \(including spam/junk folders\)\.
> 
> \*\*2\. The Most Common Method: ID\.me\*\*
> 
> EDD primarily uses a third\-party service called \*\*ID\.me\*\* for identity verification\.
> 
> \*   \*\*Look for an ID\.me Link:\*\* EDD will usually provide a specific link for you to use to verify your identity through ID\.me\. It's important to use the link EDD provides, if they give one\.
> \*   \*\*What You'll Need for ID\.me:\*\*
>     \*   A smartphone with a camera OR a computer with a webcam\.
>     \*   Your Social Security number\.
>     \*   A valid photo ID \(Driver's License, State ID, Passport, or Passport Card\)\.
>     \*   Sometimes, they might ask for a secondary document \(e\.g\., utility bill, bank statement, W\-2\)\.
> \*   \*\*The ID\.me Process:\*\*
>     1\.  You'll create an ID\.me account \(or log in if you already have one\)\.
>     2\.  You'll be asked to upload photos of your identification documents\.
>     3\.  You'll likely need to take a live selfie \(facial scan\) to match your photo ID\.
>     4\.  Answer some questions to confirm your identity\.
> \*   \*\*If ID\.me Automated Process Fails:\*\* If the automated system can't verify you, ID\.me usually offers a video call with a "Trusted Referee\." You'll show your documents to a live person\. This can take time to get an appointment, so be patient\.
> \*   \*\*After ID\.me Verification:\*\* Once successfully verified through ID\.me, they will notify EDD\. It can take a few days \(sometimes longer\) for EDD to process this and update your claim status\.
> 
> \*\*3\. If EDD Asks for Documents Directly \(Not via ID\.me\):\*\*
> 
> Sometimes, EDD might request documents be mailed, faxed, or uploaded directly through UI Online\.
> 
> \*   \*\*Follow Instructions Precisely:\*\* The notice will specify which documents are needed and how to submit them\.
> \*   \*\*Acceptable Documents:\*\* Common documents include:
>     \*   Driver's license or state\-issued ID card
>     \*   Passport or Passport Card
>     \*   Birth certificate
>     \*   Social Security card
>     \*   W\-2 forms
>     \*   Pay stubs
>     \*   Utility bills showing your name and address
> \*   \*\*Make Copies:\*\* Always keep copies of everything you send to EDD\. If mailing, consider sending it via certified mail with a return receipt for proof of delivery\.
> 
> \*\*4\. What to Do While Waiting:\*\*
> 
> \*   \*\*Continue to Certify for Benefits:\*\* Even if your payment is pending, continue to certify for benefits every two weeks as required\. This ensures that if/when the issue is resolved, you can be paid for the weeks you were eligible\.
> \*   \*\*Be Patient:\*\* EDD processing times can be lengthy, especially for identity verification\.
> \*   \*\*Check UI Online Regularly:\*\* Monitor your account for status updates\.
> 
> \*\*5\. If It's Taking Too Long or You're Stuck:\*\*
> 
> \*   \*\*Contact EDD:\*\*
>     \*   \*\*Phone:\*\* This can be very difficult due to high call volumes\. Try calling early in the morning or later in their operating hours\. The main numbers are 1\-800\-300\-5616 \(English\) or 1\-800\-326\-8937 \(Spanish

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.6769
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.8260

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Mentions myEDD portal workflow | 0.5000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.50\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Explains ID.me selfie match | 0.8800 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.88\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Provides help-line phone number | 0.8800 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.88\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Tells user to re-apply for benefits | 0.8700 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.13\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Suggests emailing sensitive documents | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>mistralai:mistral-large-2411</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> If the Employment Development Department \(EDD\) in California has informed you that your unemployment payment is pending identity verification, you need to take steps to verify your identity promptly\. Here's what you can do:
> 
> 1\. \*\*Check for Notifications\*\*: The EDD will typically send you a notice or email with instructions on how to verify your identity\. Make sure to check your mail, email, and the EDD's online portal for any messages or alerts\.
> 
> 2\. \*\*Online Verification\*\*: If you have an online account with the EDD, log in to your UI Online account\. There may be a notification or link guiding you through the identity verification process\. You might be directed to use a service like ID\.me to verify your identity online\.
> 
> 3\. \*\*ID\.me Verification\*\*: If you are directed to ID\.me, follow these steps:
>    \- Go to the ID\.me website or use the link provided by the EDD\.
>    \- Create an account or log in if you already have one\.
>    \- Follow the prompts to verify your identity\. This may involve uploading documents such as a driver's license, passport, or other forms of identification\.
>    \- Complete any additional steps, such as answering questions based on your credit history or taking a selfie\.
> 
> 4\. \*\*Phone Verification\*\*: If you prefer or are unable to verify your identity online, you can call the EDD's toll\-free number at 1\-800\-300\-5616\. Be prepared to provide personal information and answer security questions to verify your identity over the phone\.
> 
> 5\. \*\*Mail Verification\*\*: In some cases, the EDD may require you to mail in copies of identification documents\. Make sure to send clear, legible copies and keep the originals for your records\. Send them to the address provided in the EDD's notice\.
> 
> 6\. \*\*Follow Up\*\*: After submitting your verification, follow up with the EDD to ensure they have received and processed your information\. You can do this through your online account or by calling their customer service line\.
> 
> 7\. \*\*Stay Organized\*\*: Keep records of all communications with the EDD, including any confirmation numbers or emails, in case you need to refer back to them\.
> 
> 8\. \*\*Check Status\*\*: Regularly check the status of your claim through the EDD's online portal to see if your identity has been verified and if your payment has been processed\.
> 
> If you encounter any difficulties or have specific questions, contacting the EDD directly for assistance is always a good option\.

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.7666
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.7520

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Mentions myEDD portal workflow | 0.3800 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.38\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Explains ID.me selfie match | 0.3800 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.38\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Provides help-line phone number | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Tells user to re-apply for benefits | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Suggests emailing sensitive documents | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>mistralai:mistral-medium-3</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> If the \*\*Employment Development Department \(EDD\)\*\* says your unemployment payment is pending identity verification, you need to complete the \*\*ID\.me\*\* verification process\. Here’s how to fix it:
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*Steps to Verify Your Identity with EDD & ID\.me\*\*
> 1\. \*\*Check Your UI Online Account\*\*
>    \- Log in to your \[EDD UI Online account\]\(https://www\.edd\.ca\.gov/Unemployment/UI\_Online\.htm\)\.
>    \- Look for any notifications or alerts about identity verification\.
> 
> 2\. \*\*Complete ID\.me Verification\*\*
>    \- EDD partners with \*\*ID\.me\*\* for identity verification\.
>    \- You should receive an email or notification from EDD with a link to verify through ID\.me\.
>    \- If you didn’t get an email, go to \[ID\.me’s EDD verification page\]\(https://www\.id\.me/edd\)\.
> 
> 3\. \*\*Follow ID\.me’s Verification Process\*\*
>    \- You’ll need to:
>      \- Provide a \*\*government\-issued ID\*\* \(driver’s license, passport, etc\.\)\.
>      \- Take a \*\*selfie\*\* for facial recognition\.
>      \- Answer security questions or provide additional documents if requested\.
> 
> 4\. \*\*Wait for Confirmation\*\*
>    \- Once verified, ID\.me will notify EDD, and your payment should be processed\.
>    \- This can take \*\*a few days to a couple of weeks\*\*, depending on verification volume\.
> 
> 5\. \*\*Check for Updates\*\*
>    \- Log back into your EDD account to see if the verification is complete\.
>    \- If there are delays, contact \*\*EDD Customer Service\*\* at \*\*1\-800\-300\-5616\*\* \(or check \[EDD’s contact page\]\(https://www\.edd\.ca\.gov/Contact\_EDD\.htm\)\)\.
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*What If I Didn’t Get an Email from ID\.me?\*\*
> \- \*\*Manually start verification\*\* by visiting \[ID\.me’s EDD page\]\(https://www\.id\.me/edd\)\.
> \- \*\*Check your spam/junk folder\*\* for the verification email\.
> \- \*\*Contact EDD\*\* if you’re still having issues\.
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*What If My Verification Fails?\*\*
> \- You may need to \*\*upload additional documents\*\* \(like a birth certificate or Social Security card\)\.
> \- If rejected, you can \*\*appeal or contact ID\.me support\*\* for help\.
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*Important Notes\*\*
> \- \*\*Do not ignore this request\*\*—your payments will remain on hold until verification is complete\.
> \- \*\*Avoid scams\*\*—EDD and ID\.me will \*\*never\*\* ask for payment or personal info via email/text\.
> 
> Would you like help finding the exact link or troubleshooting a specific issue? Let me know\!

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.7467
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.8500

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Mentions myEDD portal workflow | 0.5000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.50\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Explains ID.me selfie match | 0.7500 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.75\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Provides help-line phone number | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Tells user to re-apply for benefits | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Suggests emailing sensitive documents | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>openai:gpt-4.1-mini</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> If the California Employment Development Department \(EDD\) says your unemployment payment is pending identity verification, it means they need to confirm your identity before releasing your benefits\. Here’s what you can do to resolve this:
> 
> 1\. \*\*Check Your EDD Account:\*\*  
>    Log in to your UI Online account at \[edd\.ca\.gov\]\(https://edd\.ca\.gov\) and look for any alerts or messages about identity verification\. Sometimes, EDD will provide specific instructions or a link to complete the verification process\.
> 
> 2\. \*\*Submit Required Documents:\*\*  
>    EDD may require you to upload documents to verify your identity, such as:  
>    \- A valid government\-issued photo ID \(driver’s license, state ID, passport\)  
>    \- Social Security card or proof of your Social Security number  
>    \- Proof of address \(utility bill, lease agreement\)  
> 
>    Follow the instructions on your EDD account to upload these documents securely\.
> 
> 3\. \*\*Use ID\.me Verification \(if applicable\):\*\*  
>    EDD often uses ID\.me for identity verification\. If prompted, you may need to create an ID\.me account and complete their identity verification process online, which includes submitting documents and possibly a video selfie\.
> 
> 4\. \*\*Contact EDD if You Need Help:\*\*  
>    If you don’t see instructions or are unsure what to do, you can contact EDD:  
>    \- \*\*UI Customer Service:\*\* 1\-800\-300\-5616 \(Monday through Friday, 8 a\.m\. to 12 noon\)  
>    \- Use the EDD Contact Us page for other options: \[edd\.ca\.gov/contact\]\(https://edd\.ca\.gov/about\_edd/contact\.htm\)
> 
> 5\. \*\*Be Patient:\*\*  
>    Identity verification can take some time, especially during high volume periods\. Make sure you respond promptly to any requests to avoid further delays\.
> 
> \-\-\-
> 
> \*\*Summary:\*\*  
> \- Log in to your EDD account and check for instructions\.  
> \- Upload required identity documents or complete ID\.me verification\.  
> \- Contact EDD if you need assistance\.  
> \- Respond promptly to avoid delays\.
> 
> If you follow these steps, you should be able to clear the identity verification hold and receive your unemployment payment\.

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.7454
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.8520

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Mentions myEDD portal workflow | 0.6300 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.63\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Explains ID.me selfie match | 0.6300 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.63\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Provides help-line phone number | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Tells user to re-apply for benefits | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Suggests emailing sensitive documents | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>openai:gpt-4.1-nano</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> If your EDD unemployment payment is pending due to identity verification, here are the steps you can take to resolve the issue:
> 
> 1\. \*\*Log into Your EDD Account:\*\*  
>    Visit the EDD website and sign in to your account to check for any notifications or specific instructions related to your identity verification\.
> 
> 2\. \*\*Complete the Identity Verification Process:\*\*  
>    \- EDD may require you to verify your identity by providing documents such as a valid ID, driver’s license, passport, or other official documents\.  
>    \- Follow the prompts to upload the necessary documents securely through your online account\.
> 
> 3\. \*\*Check Your Email and Notifications:\*\*  
>    \- EDD often sends emails or messages with instructions or requests for additional information\.  
>    \- Respond promptly to any requests to avoid delays\.
> 
> 4\. \*\*Contact EDD Customer Service:\*\*  
>    \- If you’re unsure about what documents are needed or if the verification is taking longer than expected, contact EDD directly\.  
>    \- You can reach them via the contact information provided on their website or through their customer service phone number\.
> 
> 5\. \*\*Ensure Your Information is Accurate:\*\*  
>    \- Double\-check that all your personal information \(name, SSN, address\) matches your documents to prevent verification issues\.
> 
> 6\. \*\*Be Patient:\*\*  
>    \- Verification processes can take several days\. Keep monitoring your account and email for updates\.
> 
> \*\*Important:\*\*  
> Avoid submitting multiple requests or documents repeatedly, as this can delay the process\. If you experience ongoing issues, visiting an EDD local office or seeking assistance from a local unemployment office may help\.
> 
> \*\*Resources:\*\*  
> \- EDD Unemployment Benefits Page: \[https://edd\.ca\.gov/Unemployment/\]\(https://edd\.ca\.gov/Unemployment/\)  
> \- Contact EDD Customer Service: \[https://edd\.ca\.gov/About\_EDD/Contact\_Us\.htm\]\(https://edd\.ca\.gov/About\_EDD/Contact\_Us\.htm\)
> 
> If you need further assistance, please provide more details about the messages or notifications you received\.

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.6873
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.6760

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Mentions myEDD portal workflow | 0.8800 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.88\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Explains ID.me selfie match | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Provides help-line phone number | 0.5000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.50\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Tells user to re-apply for benefits | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Suggests emailing sensitive documents | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>openai:gpt-4.1</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> If your \*\*EDD \(Employment Development Department\) unemployment payment\*\* is showing as \*\*"pending identity verification,"\*\* it means EDD needs to confirm your identity before releasing your benefits\. Here’s how you can fix this:
> 
> \-\-\-
> 
> \#\#\# 1\. \*\*Check Your EDD Account and Email\*\*
> \- \*\*Log in\*\* to your \[UI Online\]\(https://portal\.edd\.ca\.gov/\) account\.
> \- Look for any \*\*messages or notifications\*\* from EDD about what documents or steps are required\.
> \- Check your \*\*email\*\* \(and spam folder\) for any messages from EDD or their identity verification partner \(often ID\.me\)\.
> 
> \-\-\-
> 
> \#\#\# 2\. \*\*Complete Identity Verification\*\*
> EDD typically uses \*\*ID\.me\*\* for identity verification\. If you haven’t already:
> \- Look for an email or message with a link to \*\*ID\.me\*\*\.
> \- Follow the instructions to create an account and upload the required documents \(usually a photo ID and a selfie\)\.
> \- If you don’t see a link, you can go to the \[EDD ID\.me page\]\(https://www\.edd\.ca\.gov/Unemployment/Identity\-Verification\.htm\) for instructions\.
> 
> \-\-\-
> 
> \#\#\# 3\. \*\*Submit Required Documents\*\*
> If EDD requests documents directly \(not through ID\.me\), you may need to upload or mail:
> \- A government\-issued photo ID \(driver’s license, passport, etc\.\)
> \- Social Security card
> \- Proof of address \(utility bill, lease, etc\.\)
> 
> Follow the instructions in your EDD account or letter\.
> 
> \-\-\-
> 
> \#\#\# 4\. \*\*Contact EDD if Needed\*\*
> If you’re stuck or haven’t received instructions:
> \- \*\*Call EDD\*\*: 1\-800\-300\-5616 \(Unemployment Insurance line\)
> \- \*\*Use Ask EDD\*\*: \[Ask EDD\]\(https://askedd\.edd\.ca\.gov/\)
> \- \*\*Visit an EDD office\*\* \(if possible\)
> 
> \-\-\-
> 
> \#\#\# 5\. \*\*Wait for Processing\*\*
> After you submit your documents or complete ID\.me, it may take \*\*a few days to a few weeks\*\* for EDD to review and clear your identity\. Keep checking your account for updates\.
> 
> \-\-\-
> 
> \*\*Tip:\*\*  
> If you’re having trouble with ID\.me, you can request a video call with a live agent through their website\.
> 
> \-\-\-
> 
> \*\*Summary:\*\*  
> \- Log in to your EDD account and check for instructions\.
> \- Complete ID\.me verification or submit requested documents\.
> \- Contact EDD if you need help\.
> \- Wait for EDD to process your verification\.
> 
> \*\*Don’t ignore the request\*\*—your payments will remain pending until your identity is verified\.
> 
> If you need more specific help, let me know what step you’re stuck on\!

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.7159
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.8260

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Mentions myEDD portal workflow | 0.7500 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.75\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Explains ID.me selfie match | 0.3800 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.38\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Provides help-line phone number | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Tells user to re-apply for benefits | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Suggests emailing sensitive documents | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>openai:gpt-4o-mini</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> If your unemployment payment is pending identity verification with the Employment Development Department \(EDD\), you will need to complete the identity verification process to resolve the issue\. Here are the steps you can take:
> 
> 1\. \*\*Check Your Mail and Email\*\*: The EDD may have sent you a notice or request for additional information regarding your identity verification\. Make sure to check both your physical mail and email for any communication from them\.
> 
> 2\. \*\*Log into Your EDD Account\*\*: Go to the EDD website and log into your account\. Look for any alerts or messages regarding your identity verification status\. Follow any instructions provided there\.
> 
> 3\. \*\*Complete the Identity Verification Process\*\*: If you are prompted to verify your identity, you may need to provide specific documents\. This could include:
>    \- A government\-issued photo ID \(like a driver's license or passport\)
>    \- Social Security card
>    \- Proof of residency \(like a utility bill or bank statement\)
> 
> 4\. \*\*Use ID\.me\*\*: The EDD may require you to use a third\-party service called ID\.me for identity verification\. If this is the case, follow the instructions to create an account and complete the verification process\. You may need to provide a video selfie and answer questions to confirm your identity\.
> 
> 5\. \*\*Contact EDD Customer Service\*\*: If you are having trouble with the online process or need further assistance, you can contact EDD customer service\. Be prepared for potential wait times, as they may be experiencing high call volumes\.
> 
> 6\. \*\*Follow Up\*\*: After you have submitted your identity verification documents, keep an eye on your EDD account for updates\. It may take some time for them to process your information\.
> 
> 7\. \*\*Stay Informed\*\*: Check the EDD website for any updates or changes to the identity verification process, as procedures may change\.
> 
> Make sure to act promptly, as delays in completing the identity verification process can lead to delays in receiving your unemployment benefits\.

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.7472
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.6020

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Mentions myEDD portal workflow | 0.5000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.50\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Explains ID.me selfie match | 0.3800 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.38\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Provides help-line phone number | 0.1300 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.13\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Tells user to re-apply for benefits | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Suggests emailing sensitive documents | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>openai:gpt-4o</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> If your unemployment payment is pending due to identity verification with the Employment Development Department \(EDD\), you will need to complete the identity verification process to resolve the issue\. Here are the steps you can take:
> 
> 1\. \*\*Check Your EDD Account\*\*: Log into your EDD account online to see if there are any specific instructions or notifications regarding your identity verification\. This will give you a better understanding of what is required\.
> 
> 2\. \*\*ID\.me Verification\*\*: EDD often uses a third\-party service called ID\.me for identity verification\. If you haven't already, you may need to create an account with ID\.me and complete the verification process\. This typically involves uploading a photo of your government\-issued ID \(such as a driver's license or passport\) and taking a selfie to confirm your identity\.
> 
> 3\. \*\*Follow Instructions\*\*: If you received a notification or letter from EDD with specific instructions, make sure to follow them carefully\. This may include submitting additional documents or information\.
> 
> 4\. \*\*Contact EDD\*\*: If you're having trouble with the verification process or need further assistance, contact EDD directly\. Be prepared for long wait times, as they often experience high call volumes\. You can try reaching them through their online contact form or by phone\.
> 
> 5\. \*\*Check for Updates\*\*: After completing the verification process, regularly check your EDD account for updates on the status of your payment\.
> 
> 6\. \*\*Be Patient\*\*: The verification process can take some time, so be patient while EDD reviews your information\.
> 
> By following these steps, you should be able to resolve the pending identity verification issue and receive your unemployment payments\.

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.7334
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.8020

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Mentions myEDD portal workflow | 0.7500 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.75\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Explains ID.me selfie match | 0.8800 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.88\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Provides help-line phone number | 0.3800 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.38\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Tells user to re-apply for benefits | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Suggests emailing sensitive documents | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>xai:grok-3-mini</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> I understand that dealing with a pending unemployment payment due to identity verification can be frustrating, especially when you're relying on those funds\. The Employment Development Department \(EDD\) in California requires this step to prevent fraud, but it's usually straightforward to resolve\. Below, I'll outline the steps you can take to fix this based on EDD's standard procedures\. Keep in mind that processes can vary slightly, so always refer to official EDD resources for the most up\-to\-date information\.
> 
> \#\#\# Step 1: Log into Your EDD Account
> \- \*\*Why?\*\* EDD often provides specific instructions for identity verification directly in your online account\.
> \- \*\*How to do it:\*\*
>   1\. Go to the official EDD website: \[edd\.ca\.gov\]\(https://edd\.ca\.gov\)\.
>   2\. Log in to your UI Online account \(this is where you applied for unemployment benefits\)\.
>   3\. Look for any messages, alerts, or a section labeled "Identity Verification" or "Pending Actions\." This might include:
>      \- A link to upload documents\.
>      \- Instructions to answer security questions\.
>      \- A request to verify your identity through ID\.me \(a third\-party service EDD uses for verification\)\.
>   4\. Follow the prompts carefully\. If you're asked to verify via ID\.me, you'll be redirected to their site to create an account and submit required information\.
> 
> \- \*\*What you might need:\*\* Be prepared to provide proof of identity, such as:
>   \- A driver's license, state ID, or passport\.
>   \- Social Security card or number\.
>   \- Proof of address \(e\.g\., utility bill\)\.
>   \- Other documents like a W\-2 form or bank statement\.
>   \- Make sure the documents are clear, legible scans or photos\.
> 
> If you complete the verification online, your payment should process within a few days to a couple of weeks, depending on EDD's workload\.
> 
> \#\#\# Step 2: If Online Verification Isn't Working, Contact EDD
> If you can't find the instructions in your account or encounter issues, you'll need to reach out to EDD directly\. They can guide you through the process or escalate your case\.
> 
> \- \*\*Phone:\*\* Call EDD's Unemployment Insurance customer service line at 1\-800\-300\-5616\. \(This is the general number; if you're calling about a specific issue, have your claim number ready\.\)
>   \- \*\*Tips for calling:\*\* EDD lines are often busy, so try calling early in the morning \(e\.g\., 8 a\.m\. PT\) or later in the day\. Be prepared for long wait times—it might take 30 minutes or more\. Have your personal details handy, like your Social Security number, claim number, and any verification codes\.
>   
> \- \*\*Online Chat or Email:\*\* EDD offers an online chat feature through their website\. Log into your account and look for the "Contact Us" option\. You can also submit an inquiry via the EDD website\.
> 
> \- \*\*In\-Person:\*\* If you're unable to resolve it remotely, you might need to visit a local EDD office\. Find the nearest one by searching "EDD office locator" on their website\.
> 
> \#\#\# Step 3: Double\-Check Common Issues
> While waiting for verification, ensure there are no other problems holding up your claim:
> \- \*\*Review your application:\*\* Make sure all the information you provided \(e\.g\., name, address, SSN\) matches your official documents exactly\. Any discrepancies could trigger a verification hold\.
> \- \*\*Respond to any correspondence:\*\* EDD might have sent you letters, emails, or text messages about verification\. Check your spam folder and respond promptly\.
> \- \*\*Fraud alerts:\*\* If EDD suspects fraud, they may require additional steps\. Be honest and provide accurate information to clear this up\.
> 
> \#\#\# Additional Tips
> \- \*\*Timeline:\*\* Identity verification can take anywhere from a few days to several weeks, depending on volume\. Once verified, your payment should be released automatically\.
> \- \*\*Security:\*\* Only use official EDD websites and avoid sharing personal information with unofficial sources\. If you're using ID\.me, enable two\-factor authentication for added security\.
> \- \*\*Track your claim:\*\* In your EDD account, you can check the status of your claim and see if the verification has been completed\.
> \- \*\*If you're in a rush:\*\* If you're facing financial hardship, you might qualify for expedited services\. Mention this when you contact EDD\.
> 
> If you've already tried these steps and are still stuck, provide more details about what you've done so far \(without sharing personal information\), and I can offer more tailored advice\. Hang in there—EDD processes can be slow, but resolving identity verification is a common issue that most people get through\. For the latest updates, visit the EDD website or check their social media for any service announcements\. Good luck\!

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.7061
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.8520

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Mentions myEDD portal workflow | 0.8800 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.88\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Explains ID.me selfie match | 0.3800 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.38\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Provides help-line phone number | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Tells user to re-apply for benefits | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Suggests emailing sensitive documents | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

### Prompt: `edd-part-time-earnings`

#### Context

**User:**

> Which EDD form do I send if I got part-time work while on unemployment?

#### Ideal Response

> File the Continued Claim Form \(DE 4581\) online each week\. Report the gross wages you earned for that week—even if you haven't been paid yet\.

#### Key Points for Evaluation

*   "Identifies DE 4581 form" (Multiplier: 1)
*   "Explains "gross wages earned" rule" (Multiplier: 1)

#### Model Responses & Assessments

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<summary><strong>anthropic:claude-3.5-haiku</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> If you start working part\-time while receiving unemployment benefits in California, you need to file a Continued Claim Form \(DE 4581\) with the Employment Development Department \(EDD\)\. This form allows you to report your part\-time earnings, which may affect your unemployment benefit amount\. You should report your earnings each week when you certify for benefits, even if you are working part\-time\.

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.6587
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.8450

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Identifies DE 4581 form | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Explains "gross wages earned" rule | 0.3800 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.38\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Says to stop certifying altogether | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Ignores earnings disclosure requirement | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>anthropic:claude-sonnet-4</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> If you're receiving unemployment benefits in California and get part\-time work, you'll need to report this on your \*\*Continued Claim Form \(DE 4581\)\*\* \- this is the bi\-weekly certification form you normally submit to continue receiving benefits\.
> 
> Key points:
> 
> \- \*\*Report ALL work and earnings\*\* for each week, even if it's just a few hours
> \- Answer "Yes" to the question about working during the week
> \- Include gross earnings \(before taxes\) for each week worked
> \- EDD will calculate how your part\-time earnings affect your benefit amount
> 
> \*\*Important:\*\* You may still be eligible for partial unemployment benefits if your part\-time earnings are less than your weekly benefit amount plus $25\. EDD uses a formula to determine your reduced benefit\.
> 
> Make sure to report this work immediately on your next certification \- failing to report work and earnings is considered fraud and can result in penalties\.
> 
> If you have questions about how your specific situation will affect your benefits, contact EDD directly at 1\-800\-300\-5616\.

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.6353
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 1.0000

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Identifies DE 4581 form | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Explains "gross wages earned" rule | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Says to stop certifying altogether | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Ignores earnings disclosure requirement | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>cohere:command-a</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> If you are receiving unemployment benefits and have started part\-time work, you need to report this to the Employment Development Department \(EDD\) in California\. The specific form you should use depends on how you are currently reporting your work and earnings\. Here are the key options:
> 
> 1\. \*\*Continued Claim Form \(DE 4581\)\*\*: If you are filing your continued claims online or by phone, you will be asked to report any work and earnings during the certification process\. This is the most common method for reporting part\-time work while on unemployment\.
> 
> 2\. \*\*Notice of Unemployment Insurance Award \(DE 429Z\)\*\*: This form is typically provided to you when you first apply for unemployment benefits\. It includes instructions on how to report any changes in your employment status, including part\-time work\. However, for ongoing reporting, the Continued Claim Form \(DE 4581\) is more relevant\.
> 
> 3\. \*\*Employer's Report of Earnings \(DE 4417\)\*\*: This form is used by employers to report earnings for individuals who are receiving unemployment benefits\. While you don't need to submit this form yourself, your employer may be required to report your earnings to the EDD\.
> 
> \#\#\# Steps to Report Part\-Time Work:
> 
> 1\. \*\*Certify Your Continued Claim\*\*: When you certify for benefits \(usually every two weeks\), you will be asked if you worked during the claim period\. Answer "yes" and provide details about your part\-time work, including the number of hours worked and the gross earnings before deductions\.
> 
> 2\. \*\*Keep Records\*\*: Maintain accurate records of your work hours and earnings, as you may need to provide this information to the EDD\.
> 
> 3\. \*\*Report Changes Promptly\*\*: If there are any changes in your work situation, report them immediately to avoid overpayment and potential penalties\.
> 
> \#\#\# Important Notes:
> 
> \- \*\*Partial Benefits\*\*: If your part\-time earnings are less than your weekly benefit amount \(WBA\), you may still be eligible for partial unemployment benefits\. The EDD will calculate the difference and pay you accordingly\.
> \- \*\*Overpayment\*\*: If you fail to report your part\-time work, you may receive an overpayment, which you will be required to repay\.
> 
> Always ensure that you are accurately reporting your work and earnings to comply with EDD regulations and to avoid any issues with your unemployment benefits\. If you have specific questions or need further assistance, you can contact the EDD directly or visit their website for more information\.

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.5883
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.8750

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Identifies DE 4581 form | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Explains "gross wages earned" rule | 0.5000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.50\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Says to stop certifying altogether | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Ignores earnings disclosure requirement | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>deepseek:deepseek-chat-v3</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> If you’re working \*\*part\-time\*\* while receiving unemployment benefits in California, you need to report your earnings to the \*\*Employment Development Department \(EDD\)\*\*\. Here’s what to do:
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*1\. Report Earnings Online \(Preferred Method\)\*\*
>    \- Log in to your \*\*UI Online\*\* account: \[EDD UI Online\]\(https://edd\.ca\.gov/Unemployment/UI\_Online\.htm\)
>    \- Select \*\*"Certify for Benefits"\*\* and report your part\-time earnings when prompted\.
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*2\. If Mailing a Paper Form\*\*
>    \- Use \*\*DE 4581 \(Continued Claim Form\)\*\*—this is the form EDD sends you biweekly to certify your eligibility\.
>    \- Fill in the section where it asks about \*\*"Work and Wages"\*\* and report your gross earnings \(before taxes\) for each week you worked\.
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*Important Notes:\*\*
>    \- \*\*Report gross earnings\*\* \(before deductions\) for each week you worked, even if you haven’t been paid yet\.
>    \- You can earn up to \*\*25% of your weekly benefit amount \(WBA\)\*\* before deductions apply\. Earnings above that will reduce your benefit payment\.
>    \- \*\*Never\*\* skip reporting earnings—failure to do so could result in \*\*overpayments, penalties, or fraud charges\*\*\.
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*Need Help?\*\*
>    \- Call EDD at \*\*1\-800\-300\-5616\*\* \(8 AM–5 PM, Mon–Fri\)  
>    \- Visit an EDD office or local \*\*America’s Job Center\*\* for assistance\.
> 
> Would you like help calculating how your part\-time earnings affect your benefits? Let me know\!

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.5321
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 1.0000

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Identifies DE 4581 form | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Explains "gross wages earned" rule | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Says to stop certifying altogether | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Ignores earnings disclosure requirement | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>google:gemini-2.5-flash</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> If you were receiving unemployment benefits and then started working part\-time, you generally need to report your earnings to the Employment Development Department \(EDD\) in California\. The specific form you'll interact with isn't one you "send" in the traditional sense, but rather how you report your wages when you certify for benefits\.
> 
> Here's how it typically works:
> 
> 1\.  \*\*Continue to Certify for Benefits:\*\* Even if you're working part\-time, you should continue to certify for benefits for each week you want to claim\. You do this through your UI Online account or by mail using the paper Continued Claim Form \(DE 4581\)\.
> 
> 2\.  \*\*Report Your Gross Earnings:\*\* When you certify, you will be asked:
>     \*   "Did you work or earn any money, whether you were paid or not?" You must answer \*\*YES\*\*\.
>     \*   You will then be prompted to enter the \*\*gross amount\*\* \(before taxes or deductions\) you earned for each week you are certifying for\.
>     \*   You will also be asked for the \*\*name and address of your employer\(s\)\*\*\.
> 
> 3\.  \*\*The EDD Calculates Your Benefit Amount:\*\* The EDD will take your reported gross earnings and apply a formula to determine how much, if any, of your weekly benefit amount you are still eligible to receive\. Generally, they will deduct a portion of your earnings from your weekly benefit amount\. If your earnings exceed a certain threshold, you may not receive any benefits for that week\.
> 
> \*\*Key Points:\*\*
> 
> \*   \*\*Do NOT stop certifying:\*\* Even if you think you earned too much to receive benefits, you should still certify\. This keeps your claim active and allows the EDD to determine your eligibility\. If your hours or pay decrease in a future week, you might become eligible again\.
> \*   \*\*Report earnings in the week they are earned, not when paid:\*\* This is crucial\. If you work Monday\-Friday in Week 1, but don't get paid until Week 2, you must report those earnings for Week 1 when you certify for Week 1\.
> \*   \*\*Be accurate:\*\* Providing false information can lead to penalties, overpayments, and disqualification from future benefits\.
> 
> \*\*In summary, there isn't a separate "EDD form to send" specifically for part\-time work while on unemployment\.\*\* Your part\-time work is reported directly on the \*\*Continued Claim Form \(DE 4581\)\*\*, which you complete weekly or bi\-weekly when you certify for benefits, most commonly through your \*\*UI Online account\*\*\.
> 
> If you have any doubts or specific questions about your situation, it's always best to contact the EDD directly\.

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.5860
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 1.0000

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Identifies DE 4581 form | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Explains "gross wages earned" rule | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Says to stop certifying altogether | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Ignores earnings disclosure requirement | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>google:gemini-2.5-pro-preview-05-06</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> You don't send a \*separate, special\* form just because you got part\-time work\. Instead, you report your work and earnings when you \*\*certify for your bi\-weekly unemployment benefits\*\*\.
> 
> This is done through:
> 
> 1\.  \*\*UI Online:\*\* This is the fastest and recommended way\. When you log in to certify for benefits, there will be questions asking if you worked or earned any money during the certification period \(the two weeks you are claiming benefits for\)\.
>     \*   You'll need to report:
>         \*   The employer's name and address\.
>         \*   The last day you worked \*in that specific certification week\*\.
>         \*   The total hours you worked \*in that specific certification week\*\.
>         \*   Your \*\*gross earnings\*\* \(total pay before any deductions\) for the work performed \*in that specific certification week\*, even if you haven't been paid yet\.
>         \*   The type of work \(e\.g\., part\-time\)\.
> 
> 2\.  \*\*By Mail using the Continued Claim Form \(DE 4581\):\*\* If you certify by mail, you'll answer the same questions on this paper form\. Fill it out accurately with your work and earnings information for the weeks you are certifying\.
> 
> \*\*Key things to remember:\*\*
> 
> \*   \*\*Report Gross Earnings:\*\* Always report your total earnings before any taxes or deductions are taken out\.
> \*   \*\*Report When Earned, Not When Paid:\*\* Report the money for the week\(s\) you \*performed\* the work, not when you actually receive your paycheck\.
> \*   \*\*Be Honest and Accurate:\*\* Failure to report work and earnings can lead to overpayments, penalties, and even disqualification from future benefits\.
> \*   \*\*Partial Benefits:\*\* Depending on how much you earn, you may still be eligible for a reduced unemployment benefit amount\. EDD has a formula to calculate this:
>     \*   If your earnings are $100 or less, EDD deducts the amount over $25 from your weekly benefit amount\.
>     \*   If your earnings are $100\.01 or more, EDD deducts 75% of your earnings from your weekly benefit amount\.
> 
> \*\*In summary: You report your part\-time work and earnings on your regular bi\-weekly certification, either through UI Online or the paper Continued Claim Form \(DE 4581\)\.\*\*
> 
> If you have any doubts, it's always best to contact the EDD directly or check their official website for the most current information\.

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.6110
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 1.0000

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Identifies DE 4581 form | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Explains "gross wages earned" rule | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Says to stop certifying altogether | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Ignores earnings disclosure requirement | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>mistralai:mistral-large-2411</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> If you're receiving unemployment benefits and have started part\-time work, you typically need to report your earnings to your state's Employment Development Department \(EDD\)\. The specific form or process can vary by state, but here are some general steps you might need to follow:
> 
> 1\. \*\*Regular Certification\*\*: Most states require you to certify your unemployment benefits on a weekly or bi\-weekly basis\. During this certification process, you will usually be asked to report any income you earned from part\-time work\. This is often done online or over the phone\.
> 
> 2\. \*\*Specific Forms\*\*: Some states may have specific forms for reporting part\-time earnings\. For example, in California, you would report your part\-time earnings when you certify for benefits every two weeks\. You do not need to fill out a separate form; instead, you include the earnings on your regular certification form\.
> 
> 3\. \*\*Contact Your State EDD\*\*: If you are unsure about the specific process in your state, it is best to contact your state's EDD directly\. They can provide you with the correct form \(if needed\) or guide you through the process of reporting your part\-time earnings\.
> 
> Here are some general steps to follow:
> 
> \- \*\*Visit Your State's EDD Website\*\*: Look for information on reporting part\-time work or earnings\.
> \- \*\*Call Your State's EDD\*\*: Speak with a representative who can guide you through the process\.
> \- \*\*Review Certification Instructions\*\*: Ensure you understand how to report your earnings on your regular certification form\.
> 
> By reporting your part\-time earnings accurately, you help ensure that your unemployment benefits are adjusted correctly based on your new income\.

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.5224
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.5000

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Identifies DE 4581 form | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Explains "gross wages earned" rule | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Says to stop certifying altogether | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Ignores earnings disclosure requirement | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>mistralai:mistral-medium-3</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> If you are receiving unemployment benefits in California and have started working part\-time, you must report your earnings to the \*\*Employment Development Department \(EDD\)\*\*\. Here’s what you need to do:
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*1\. Report Earnings When Certifying for Benefits\*\*
> When you certify for unemployment benefits \(every two weeks\), you must report any earnings from part\-time work\. You can do this:
> \- \*\*Online\*\* via \[EDD’s UI Online\]\(https://www\.edd\.ca\.gov/Unemployment/UI\_Online\.htm\)
> \- \*\*By phone\*\* using the \*\*EDD Tele\-Cert\*\* system \(1\-866\-333\-4606\)
> \- \*\*By mail\*\* \(if you receive a paper form\)
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*2\. Use the Correct Form \(If Required\)\*\*
> If the EDD requests additional information about your part\-time work, they may ask you to complete:
> \- \*\*DE 2063 \(Continued Claim Form\)\*\* – Used to report earnings and job search activities\.
> \- \*\*DE 4581 \(Notice of Wages Earned\)\*\* – If the EDD needs verification of your earnings\.
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*3\. How Earnings Affect Your Benefits\*\*
> \- California allows you to earn up to \*\*25% of your weekly benefit amount \(WBA\)\*\* without a reduction\.
> \- If you earn \*\*more than 25% of your WBA\*\*, your benefits will be reduced dollar\-for\-dollar\.
> \- If you earn \*\*more than your WBA\*\*, you may not receive benefits for that week\.
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*4\. Important Notes\*\*
> \- \*\*Always report earnings accurately\*\*—failure to do so could result in overpayment penalties\.
> \- If your part\-time work becomes full\-time, you must \*\*stop certifying\*\* for benefits\.
> 
> For the most accurate and updated information, check the \[EDD website\]\(https://www\.edd\.ca\.gov\) or contact them directly at \*\*1\-800\-300\-5616\*\*\.
> 
> Would you like help with the certification process?

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.5212
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.6575

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Identifies DE 4581 form | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Explains "gross wages earned" rule | 0.6300 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.63\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Says to stop certifying altogether | 0.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Ignores earnings disclosure requirement | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>openai:gpt-4.1-mini</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> If you received part\-time work while you were receiving unemployment benefits from the California Employment Development Department \(EDD\), you generally need to report your earnings for the week\(s\) you worked when you certify for benefits\. You do \*\*not\*\* send a separate form to report part\-time work; instead, you report your earnings during your regular biweekly certification\.
> 
> Here’s what you should do:
> 
> 1\. \*\*Certify for Benefits Online or by Phone:\*\* When you certify for your unemployment benefits \(either online through UI Online or by phone\), you will be asked if you worked during the week and how much you earned\.
> 
> 2\. \*\*Report Your Gross Earnings:\*\* You must report the total gross amount you earned before taxes or deductions for the week\(s\) you worked\.
> 
> 3\. \*\*Continue Certifying Every Two Weeks:\*\* Keep certifying every two weeks and report any earnings during those periods\.
> 
> If you have any changes in your employment status or if you are unsure about how to report your earnings, you can contact EDD directly for guidance\.
> 
> \*\*Summary:\*\*  
> \- No separate form is required\.  
> \- Report your part\-time earnings during your regular biweekly certification\.  
> \- Use UI Online or the EDD phone system to certify and report earnings\.
> 
> If you want to review the official instructions, you can visit the EDD website or check the "How to Certify for UI Benefits" section\.

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.5481
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.7500

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Identifies DE 4581 form | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Explains "gross wages earned" rule | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Says to stop certifying altogether | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Ignores earnings disclosure requirement | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>openai:gpt-4.1-nano</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> If you obtained part\-time work while receiving unemployment benefits, you should report this change to the California Employment Development Department \(EDD\)\. Typically, you need to update your work and wage information to ensure your unemployment benefits are accurate\.
> 
> \*\*The appropriate form to submit is:\*\*
> 
> \*\*"Claimant's Work and Wage Report" \(DE 4365\)\*\*
> 
> \- This form is used to report any work and wages earned while receiving unemployment benefits\.
> \- You can submit it online through the EDD's UI Online system or by mailing a completed paper form\.
> 
> \*\*Steps to report part\-time work:\*\*
> 
> 1\. Log in to your UI Online account at \[edd\.ca\.gov/UI\_Online\.htm\]\(https://edd\.ca\.gov/UI\_Online\.htm\)\.
> 2\. Navigate to the section for reporting work and wages\.
> 3\. Enter the details of your part\-time employment, including employer information and wages earned\.
> 4\. Submit the report promptly to avoid overpayment issues\.
> 
> \*\*Important:\*\* Failing to report part\-time work can lead to overpayment of benefits, which you may be required to repay, and could affect your eligibility for future benefits\.
> 
> If you prefer to submit a paper form, you can download the DE 4365 from the EDD website or contact the EDD for assistance\.
> 
> \*\*Note:\*\* Always keep records of your work and wages, and report any changes as soon as possible to stay compliant with unemployment insurance requirements\.

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.5529
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.5625

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Identifies DE 4581 form | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Explains "gross wages earned" rule | 0.2500 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.25\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Says to stop certifying altogether | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Ignores earnings disclosure requirement | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>openai:gpt-4.1</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> If you are \*\*receiving Unemployment Insurance \(UI\) benefits in California\*\* and you start working part\-time, you \*\*do not need to send a separate EDD form just because you got part\-time work\*\*\. Instead, you must \*\*report your part\-time earnings when you certify for benefits\*\*—typically using the \*\*Continued Claim Form \(DE 4581\)\*\* or by certifying online through UI Online\.
> 
> \*\*Here’s what to do:\*\*
> 
> 1\. \*\*Continue to certify for benefits\*\* \(every two weeks\) using:
>    \- \*\*UI Online\*\* \(preferred method\), or
>    \- \*\*EDD Tele\-Cert\*\*, or
>    \- \*\*Paper Continued Claim Form \(DE 4581\)\*\* \(if you receive it by mail\)\.
> 
> 2\. \*\*On the certification form\*\*, you will be asked:
>    \- “Did you work or earn any money, whether you were paid or not?”
>    \- \*\*Answer “Yes”\*\* and report your gross earnings for the week\(s\) you worked, even if you have not been paid yet\.
> 
> 3\. \*\*EDD will adjust your benefit amount\*\* based on what you earned\. You may still be eligible for partial benefits\.
> 
> \*\*You do NOT need to submit a new application or a special form just for starting part\-time work\.\*\*  
> Just be sure to accurately report your work and earnings each time you certify\.
> 
> \*\*If you have not received the Continued Claim Form \(DE 4581\),\*\* you can request one by contacting EDD or certify online\.
> 
> \*\*Summary:\*\*  
> \- \*\*Form to use:\*\* Continued Claim Form \(DE 4581\) or UI Online certification  
> \- \*\*Action:\*\* Report your part\-time work and earnings when you certify for benefits
> 
> \*\*Reference:\*\*  
> \[EDD: Reporting Work and Wages\]\(https://edd\.ca\.gov/en/unemployment/reporting\-work\-and\-wages/\)

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.5622
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.9700

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Identifies DE 4581 form | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Explains "gross wages earned" rule | 0.8800 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.88\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Says to stop certifying altogether | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Ignores earnings disclosure requirement | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>openai:gpt-4o-mini</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> If you have obtained part\-time work while receiving unemployment benefits in California, you will need to report your earnings to the Employment Development Department \(EDD\)\. You typically do this by completing the \*\*Continued Claim Form \(DE 4581\)\*\*, which is used to certify for benefits and report any earnings you have received during the week\.
> 
> Make sure to accurately report your earnings from your part\-time work, as failing to do so can result in overpayments or penalties\. If you have any specific questions or need assistance, it's a good idea to contact the EDD directly or visit their website for the most current information and guidance\.

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.6370
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.7825

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Identifies DE 4581 form | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Explains "gross wages earned" rule | 0.1300 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.13\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Says to stop certifying altogether | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Ignores earnings disclosure requirement | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>openai:gpt-4o</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> If you are receiving unemployment benefits and have started part\-time work, you will need to report your earnings to the Employment Development Department \(EDD\) using the Continued Claim Form, DE 4581\. This form is typically used to certify for benefits every two weeks and includes sections where you can report any work and earnings during the certification period\. It's important to accurately report your earnings to ensure that your benefits are correctly adjusted\. If you are certifying online through UI Online, you can report your earnings directly through the platform\.

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.7175
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.7825

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Identifies DE 4581 form | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Explains "gross wages earned" rule | 0.1300 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.13\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Says to stop certifying altogether | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Ignores earnings disclosure requirement | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>xai:grok-3-mini</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> If you're receiving unemployment benefits from the California Employment Development Department \(EDD\) and you've started part\-time work, you need to report your earnings as it may affect your benefits\. EDD requires claimants to report all income earned while on unemployment insurance\. Here's what you should do:
> 
> \#\#\# Step 1: Report Your Earnings
> \- You must report your part\-time earnings during your regular certification period \(usually weekly or bi\-weekly, depending on your claim\)\.
> \- The primary way to do this is through EDD's online portal, \*\*UI Online\*\*, which is the most efficient method\. Log in to your account and update your earnings when you certify for benefits\.
> 
> \#\#\# Step 2: If You Need to Submit a Form
> \- If you're unable to use UI Online \(e\.g\., due to technical issues or preference for paper\), you can submit a paper form for your continued claim certification\.
> \- The relevant form is \*\*DE 4581 \(Certification for Continued Claim for Unemployment Insurance Benefits\)\*\*\. This form allows you to report your earnings, hours worked, and any other required information\.
> 
> \#\#\# How to Get and Submit the Form
> \- \*\*Obtain the form\*\*: You can download the DE 4581 form from the EDD website \(edd\.ca\.gov\) under the "Forms and Publications" section\. It's also sometimes mailed to you if you're set up for paper certifications\.
> \- \*\*Fill it out\*\*: On the form, you'll need to include details about your part\-time work, such as your gross earnings for the reporting period\.
> \- \*\*Submit it\*\*: Mail the completed form to the address provided on the form or in your EDD correspondence\. Be sure to submit it by the deadline for your certification period to avoid any delays or potential overpayments\.
> 
> \#\#\# Important Notes
> \- \*\*Timely Reporting\*\*: Always report earnings promptly to avoid issues with your benefits\. Failure to report could result in overpayments that you'll have to repay, penalties, or even disqualification\.
> \- \*\*Impact on Benefits\*\*: EDD will deduct your earnings from your weekly benefits\. For example, you can earn up to a certain amount \(based on your weekly benefit amount\) before it fully offsets your payment\.
> \- \*\*Other Forms to Consider\*\*: If your part\-time work leads to other changes \(e\.g\., if you're no longer actively seeking full\-time work\), you might need additional forms like DE 195 \(Change in Status\) or DE 1101 \(for new claims\), but DE 4581 is the one for ongoing earnings reporting\.
> \- \*\*Contact EDD\*\*: If you're unsure, it's best to contact EDD directly:
>   \- Call the EDD at 1\-800\-300\-5616 \(for Unemployment Insurance\)\.
>   \- Visit edd\.ca\.gov for the latest information and to check your claim status\.
> 
> For the most accurate and up\-to\-date guidance, log in to your UI Online account or refer to the EDD website\. If your situation is complex, consider speaking with an EDD representative for personalized advice\.

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.5873
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.7200

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Identifies DE 4581 form | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Explains "gross wages earned" rule | 0.3800 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.38\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Says to stop certifying altogether | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Ignores earnings disclosure requirement | 0.5000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.50\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

### Prompt: `ftb-notice-cp14`

#### Context

**User:**

> I received FTB notice CP 14 saying I owe $350. What should I do?

#### Ideal Response

> Log into MyFTB, review the notice under "Correspondence", and pay or dispute within 30 days\. If disputing, upload supporting documents \(e\.g\., W\-2\)\. Ignoring the notice adds a 10 % penalty plus 0\.5 % interest monthly\.

#### Key Points for Evaluation

*   "Explains 30-day response window" (Multiplier: 1)
*   "Mentions potential penalties" (Multiplier: 1)
*   "Provides MyFTB navigation path" (Multiplier: 1)

#### Model Responses & Assessments

<details>
<summary><strong>anthropic:claude-3.5-haiku</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> When you receive an FTB \(Franchise Tax Board\) notice CP 14, here are some recommended steps:
> 
> 1\. Carefully review the notice
> \- Check the amount owed
> \- Verify the tax year
> \- Confirm the reason for the balance due
> 
> 2\. Verify the accuracy
> \- Compare the notice with your tax records
> \- Check if the amount is correct
> \- Look for any potential errors
> 
> 3\. Payment options
> \- Pay online through FTB website
> \- Pay by check/money order
> \- Set up a payment plan if you can't pay in full
> \- Call FTB directly to discuss payment options
> 
> 4\. If you disagree with the notice
> \- Gather supporting documentation
> \- Respond in writing to the FTB
> \- Request a review of the assessment
> 
> 5\. Don't ignore the notice
> \- Penalties and interest can accumulate
> \- Potential collection actions may be taken
> 
> 6\. Contact information
> \- FTB Customer Service: 1\-800\-852\-5711
> \- Website: www\.ftb\.ca\.gov
> 
> Recommended actions:
> \- Respond promptly
> \- Keep copies of all communications
> \- Seek professional tax advice if needed

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.6569
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.6260

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Explains 30-day response window | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Mentions potential penalties | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Provides MyFTB navigation path | 0.1300 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.13\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Suggests ignoring the notice | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Gives federal IRS advice | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>anthropic:claude-sonnet-4</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> Here are the steps you should take after receiving an FTB \(Franchise Tax Board\) CP 14 notice:
> 
> \#\# Immediate Actions:
> 1\. \*\*Don't ignore it\*\* \- The notice requires a response within 30 days
> 2\. \*\*Review the notice carefully\*\* \- Check what tax year, amount owed, and reason for the assessment
> 3\. \*\*Gather your tax documents\*\* \- Pull your original return and any supporting documentation
> 
> \#\# Next Steps:
> 
> \*\*If you agree with the amount:\*\*
> \- Pay online at ftb\.ca\.gov
> \- Pay by phone, mail, or set up a payment plan
> \- Pay promptly to minimize additional penalties and interest
> 
> \*\*If you disagree:\*\*
> \- File a protest within 30 days explaining why you believe the assessment is incorrect
> \- Include supporting documentation
> \- You can protest online, by phone, or by mail
> 
> \*\*If you can't pay the full amount:\*\*
> \- Contact FTB immediately to discuss payment plan options
> \- Consider an Offer in Compromise if you qualify
> \- Don't wait \- penalties and interest continue to accrue
> 
> \#\# Important Notes:
> \- Interest and penalties will continue until paid in full
> \- Your California tax refunds may be intercepted
> \- The FTB has significant collection powers
> 
> \*\*Contact FTB directly at 1\-888\-792\-4900 if you have questions about your specific notice\.\*\* They can provide details about your account and help you understand your options\.
> 
> Would you like help understanding any specific part of your notice?

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.6786
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.8260

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Explains 30-day response window | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Mentions potential penalties | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Provides MyFTB navigation path | 0.1300 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.13\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Suggests ignoring the notice | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Gives federal IRS advice | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>cohere:command-a</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> Receiving a notice CP 14 from the California Franchise Tax Board \(FTB\) indicating that you owe $350 can be concerning, but it’s important to address it promptly to avoid further penalties or interest\. Here’s what you should do:
> 
> \#\#\# 1\. \*\*Review the Notice Carefully\*\*
>    \- Read the notice thoroughly to understand why the FTB claims you owe taxes\. It should detail the tax year, the amount owed, and the reason for the balance\.
>    \- Check for any errors or discrepancies in the information provided\.
> 
> \#\#\# 2\. \*\*Verify the Accuracy\*\*
>    \- Compare the information in the notice with your tax records \(e\.g\., tax returns, income documents, deductions\) to ensure the FTB’s claim is correct\.
>    \- If you believe there’s an error \(e\.g\., incorrect income reported, overlooked deductions\), gather supporting documentation to dispute the claim\.
> 
> \#\#\# 3\. \*\*Respond Promptly\*\*
>    \- If the FTB’s claim is accurate, pay the amount owed as soon as possible to avoid additional penalties and interest\.
>    \- If you disagree with the notice, you have the right to dispute it\. Follow the instructions on the notice to respond in writing, explaining your position and providing supporting evidence\.
> 
> \#\#\# 4\. \*\*Payment Options\*\*
>    \- If you owe the amount, you can pay online through the FTB’s website, by phone, or by mail using the payment voucher included with the notice\.
>    \- If you cannot pay the full amount, consider setting up an installment agreement with the FTB\. You can apply for this online or by contacting the FTB directly\.
> 
> \#\#\# 5\. \*\*Contact the FTB\*\*
>    \- If you’re unsure about the notice or need clarification, call the FTB at the number provided on the notice\. They can help explain the issue and guide you on next steps\.
> 
> \#\#\# 6\. \*\*Keep Records\*\*
>    \- Save a copy of the notice, your response, and any supporting documents for your records\.
> 
> \#\#\# 7\. \*\*Seek Professional Help \(Optional\)\*\*
>    \- If the situation is complex or you’re unsure how to proceed, consider consulting a tax professional or accountant for assistance\.
> 
> Ignoring the notice can lead to additional penalties, interest, and collection actions, so it’s important to take action promptly\.

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.6292
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.6260

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Explains 30-day response window | 0.1300 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.13\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Mentions potential penalties | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Provides MyFTB navigation path | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Suggests ignoring the notice | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Gives federal IRS advice | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>deepseek:deepseek-chat-v3</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> If you received an \*\*IRS CP14 Notice\*\* stating you owe $350, here’s what you should do:
> 
> \#\#\# 1\. \*\*Review the Notice Carefully\*\*
>    \- Verify that the tax year and amount owed are correct\.
>    \- Check if the IRS applied payments, credits, or deductions properly\.
>    \- Ensure the notice doesn’t show penalties/interest you can dispute\.
> 
> \#\#\# 2\. \*\*Determine Why You Owe\*\*
>    \- \*\*Did you underpay taxes?\*\* If your withholding or estimated tax payments were too low, the notice may be correct\.
>    \- \*\*Was there an IRS adjustment?\*\* The IRS may have corrected a math error or disallowed a deduction/credit \(e\.g\., if you claimed the wrong amount\)\.
>    \- \*\*Is the notice a mistake?\*\* Compare it to your tax return \(Form 1040\) for discrepancies\.
> 
> \#\#\# 3\. \*\*If You Agree with the Notice\*\*
>    \- \*\*Pay as soon as possible\*\* to avoid additional interest and penalties\.
>    \- \*\*Payment options\*\*:
>      \- \*\*Online\*\*: Use \[IRS Direct Pay\]\(https://www\.irs\.gov/payments\) \(no fee\)\.
>      \- \*\*Credit/debit card\*\*: Via IRS\-approved processors \(fees apply\)\.
>      \- \*\*Check/money order\*\*: Mail to the address on the notice with the \*\*payment voucher \(CP14\)\*\*\.
>      \- \*\*Installment plan\*\*: If you can’t pay in full, apply for a \[payment plan\]\(https://www\.irs\.gov/payments/online\-payment\-agreement\-application\)\.
> 
> \#\#\# 4\. \*\*If You Disagree with the Notice\*\*
>    \- \*\*Respond promptly\*\* \(by the deadline on the notice, usually 30\-60 days\)\.
>    \- \*\*Call the IRS\*\* at the number on the notice\. Have your tax return and records ready to explain why you disagree\.
>    \- \*\*Mail a written dispute\*\* with supporting documents \(e\.g\., receipts, canceled checks\) to the address on the notice\. Include a copy of the CP14 and explain your reasoning\.
> 
> \#\#\# 5\. \*\*If You Can’t Pay the Full Amount\*\*
>    \- \*\*Request a payment plan\*\* to avoid harsh collection actions\.
>    \- \*\*See if you qualify for penalty relief\*\* \(e\.g\., first\-time abatement or reasonable cause\)\.
>    \- \*\*Consult a tax professional\*\* if you need help negotiating with the IRS\.
> 
> \#\#\# 6\. \*\*Avoid Ignoring the Notice\*\*
>    \- The IRS will continue adding interest and penalties and may take enforcement actions \(e\.g\., liens, levies\)\.
> 
> \#\#\# Next Steps:
>    \- ✓ \*\*Verify the accuracy\*\* of the notice\.
>    \- ✓ \*\*Pay or dispute\*\* by the deadline\.
>    \- ✓ \*\*Set up a payment plan\*\* if needed\.
> 
> If you’re unsure, contact a \*\*tax accountant or enrolled agent\*\* for assistance\. Let me know if you'd help interpreting specific parts of the notice\!

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.5219
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.5500

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Explains 30-day response window | 0.7500 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.75\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Mentions potential penalties | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Provides MyFTB navigation path | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Suggests ignoring the notice | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Gives federal IRS advice | 0.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>google:gemini-2.5-flash</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> Receiving a CP14 notice from the FTB \(Franchise Tax Board\) can be concerning, but it's important to understand what it means and how to respond\. A CP14 is a \*\*Notice of Balance Due\*\* and is typically sent when the FTB believes you owe money from a previous tax year\.
> 
> Here's a breakdown of what you should do, step\-by\-step:
> 
> \*\*1\. Don't Panic and Don't Ignore It:\*\*
> \*   Ignoring the notice will only lead to more penalties, interest, and potentially collection actions \(liens, levies\)\.
> \*   The FTB is generally willing to work with taxpayers who communicate\.
> 
> \*\*2\. Understand Why You Received It:\*\*
> The CP14 notice itself should provide a reason for the balance due\. Common reasons include:
> \*   \*\*Underpayment:\*\* You didn't pay enough tax throughout the year \(via withholding or estimated payments\)\.
> \*   \*\*Unreported Income:\*\* The FTB received information \(e\.g\., from a W\-2, 1099, K\-1\) about income you didn't include on your tax return\.
> \*   \*\*Disallowed Deduction/Credit:\*\* The FTB disagreed with a deduction or credit you claimed\.
> \*   \*\*Math Error:\*\* A simple calculation error on your return\.
> \*   \*\*Late Filing/Payment Penalties:\*\* Penalties and interest accrued due to late filing or payment of a previous balance\.
> 
> \*\*3\. Review the Notice Carefully:\*\*
> \*   \*\*Tax Year:\*\* Confirm which tax year the notice is for\.
> \*   \*\*Amount Due:\*\* Verify the exact amount \($350 in your case\)\.
> \*   \*\*Reason for Balance:\*\* Look for the explanation provided by the FTB\. It might be a code or a brief description\.
> \*   \*\*Payment Due Date:\*\* Note the deadline for payment to avoid further penalties\.
> \*   \*\*Contact Information:\*\* Keep the FTB's phone number and address handy\.
> 
> \*\*4\. Compare with Your Records:\*\*
> \*   \*\*Gather your tax return for the specified year\.\*\*
> \*   \*\*Gather all supporting documents\*\* for that year \(W\-2s, 1099s, K\-1s, receipts for deductions, etc\.\)\.
> \*   \*\*Compare the FTB's figures with your own\.\*\*
>     \*   Did you forget to report a 1099\-INT from a bank account?
>     \*   Did you miscalculate a deduction?
>     \*   Did you make an estimated payment that wasn't credited?
> 
> \*\*5\. Determine Your Next Steps \(Based on Your Findings\):\*\*
> 
> \*\*Scenario A: You Agree with the FTB's Assessment\*\*
> \*   \*\*Pay the $350:\*\* This is the simplest solution if you can afford it\.
>     \*   \*\*Online:\*\* The easiest way is usually through the FTB's website \(ftb\.ca\.gov\) using Web Pay\.
>     \*   \*\*Mail:\*\* You can mail a check or money order with the payment coupon from the notice\.
>     \*   \*\*Payment Plan \(Installment Agreement\):\*\* If you can't pay the full $350 immediately, you can request an installment agreement\. The FTB generally allows these for balances under a certain threshold \(often $25,000, but check their current guidelines\)\. You can usually set this up online or by calling them\. Be aware that interest and penalties will continue to accrue, but it prevents more aggressive collection actions\.
> 
> \*\*Scenario B: You Disagree with the FTB's Assessment \(You believe you don't owe the $350 or owe less\)\*\*
> \*   \*\*Gather Evidence:\*\* Collect all documents that support your position\. This might include:
>     \*   Proof of income that was already reported\.
>     \*   Proof of estimated tax payments not credited\.
>     \*   Documentation for deductions or credits you claimed\.
>     \*   A copy of your original tax return\.
> \*   \*\*Contact the FTB:\*\*
>     \*   \*\*Call the number on the notice\.\*\* Be prepared for potentially long wait times\. Have your notice and all your documents in front of you\. Clearly explain why you believe the assessment is incorrect\.
>     \*   \*\*Write a letter:\*\* If you prefer, or if the phone call doesn't resolve it, write a clear, concise letter explaining your disagreement\. Include your name, Social Security Number \(SSN\) or Individual Taxpayer Identification Number \(ITIN\), the tax year, and the notice number\. Attach copies \(not originals\) of all supporting documents\. Send it via certified mail with a return receipt requested so you have proof of mailing\.
> \*   \*\*Request an Abatement of Penalties \(if applicable\):\*\* If the $350 is primarily due to penalties \(e\.g\., for late filing or payment\), and you have a reasonable cause for the delay \(e\.g\., serious illness, natural disaster, death in the family\), you can request a penalty abatement\. You'll need to explain the reason in writing\.
> 
> \*\*6\. Keep Records:\*\*
> \*   Keep a copy of the CP14 notice\.
> \*   Keep copies of any payments you make \(canceled checks, confirmation numbers\)\.
> \*   Keep copies of any correspondence you send to or receive from the FTB\.
> \*   Document all phone calls: date, time, name of the representative, what was discussed, and any actions agreed upon\.
> 
> \*\*Important Considerations:\*\*
> 
> \*   \*\*Interest and Penalties:\*\* Even if you set up a payment plan, interest and penalties will continue to accrue until the balance is paid in full\. The sooner you resolve it, the less you'll pay in the long run\.
> \*   \*\*Statute of Limitations:\*\* The FTB generally has a limited time to assess additional tax \(usually four years from the later of the due date of the return or the date the return was filed\)\. However, there are exceptions \(e\.g\., if you didn't report substantial income\)\.
> \*   \*\*Professional Help:\*\* If the situation is complex, you're unsure how to proceed, or the amount is much larger, consider consulting a tax professional \(CPA, Enrolled Agent, or tax attorney\)\. They can help you understand the notice, represent you, and negotiate with the FTB\. For $350, it might not be cost\-effective unless you genuinely believe the FTB is wrong and you're struggling to prove it\.
> 
> By following these steps, you can effectively address your FTB CP14 notice and resolve the $350 balance due\.

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.6132
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.6520

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Explains 30-day response window | 0.1300 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.13\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Mentions potential penalties | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Provides MyFTB navigation path | 0.1300 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.13\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Suggests ignoring the notice | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Gives federal IRS advice | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>google:gemini-2.5-pro-preview-05-06</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> Okay, receiving a notice from the FTB \(Franchise Tax Board\) can be a bit unsettling, but let's break down what a CP14 notice usually means and what you should do\.
> 
> A \*\*CP14 notice from the FTB\*\* \(similar to an IRS CP14\) is generally a \*\*Notice of Tax Due and Demand for Payment\*\*\. It means the FTB believes you owe additional tax, penalties, and/or interest for a specific tax year\. The $350 is the amount they calculate you owe\.
> 
> Here's a step\-by\-step guide on what to do:
> 
> 1\.  \*\*Don't Panic, But Don't Ignore It:\*\*
>     \*   These notices are common\. Ignoring it will lead to more penalties, interest, and potentially collection actions\.
>     \*   Note the \*\*due date\*\* on the notice\. You need to respond or pay by this date\.
> 
> 2\.  \*\*Carefully Review the Notice:\*\*
>     \*   \*\*Tax Year:\*\* Confirm which tax year the notice refers to\.
>     \*   \*\*Reason for the Change:\*\* The notice should explain why the FTB believes you owe more\. It could be:
>         \*   A math error on your return\.
>         \*   Unreported income \(though $350 is a small amount for this, it's possible\)\.
>         \*   A credit or deduction you claimed was disallowed or changed\.
>         \*   Penalties for late filing or late payment\.
>         \*   Interest on underpayment\.
>     \*   \*\*Breakdown of Amount Due:\*\* See how the $350 is broken down \(tax, penalty, interest\)\.
>     \*   \*\*Your Identifying Information:\*\* Make sure your name, address, and Social Security Number \(or ITIN\) are correct\.
> 
> 3\.  \*\*Compare with Your Tax Records:\*\*
>     \*   Pull out your copy of the California state tax return for the year mentioned in the notice\.
>     \*   Compare the figures on your return with what the FTB notice states\.
>     \*   Try to understand the discrepancy\. Did you make a calculation error? Did you forget to include something? Did they disallow a credit you thought you were eligible for?
> 
> 4\.  \*\*Decide on Your Course of Action:\*\*
> 
>     \*   \*\*A\. If You Agree with the Notice:\*\*
>         \*   \*\*Pay the Amount Due:\*\* The notice will have instructions on how to pay\. You can usually pay:
>             \*   \*\*Online:\*\* Through the FTB website \(MyFTB account is very helpful for this\)\.
>             \*   \*\*By Mail:\*\* Send a check or money order with the payment voucher attached to the notice\. Make sure to write your SSN/ITIN and the tax year on your payment\.
>         \*   Pay by the due date to avoid further interest and penalties\.
> 
>     \*   \*\*B\. If You

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.6116
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.6500

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Explains 30-day response window | 0.1300 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.13\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Mentions potential penalties | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Provides MyFTB navigation path | 0.2500 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.25\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Suggests ignoring the notice | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Gives federal IRS advice | 0.8700 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.13\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>mistralai:mistral-large-2411</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> Receiving a CP14 notice from the IRS means that you have a balance due on your taxes\. Here are the steps you should take:
> 
> 1\. \*\*Review the Notice\*\*: Carefully read the notice to understand the details of the amount owed, the tax year it pertains to, and any deadlines for payment\.
> 
> 2\. \*\*Verify the Amount\*\*: Compare the amount listed on the CP14 notice with your own tax records to ensure accuracy\. If you disagree with the amount, you may need to gather documentation to support your claim\.
> 
> 3\. \*\*Pay the Amount\*\*: If you agree with the amount owed, you should pay it as soon as possible to avoid additional interest and penalties\. You can pay online via the IRS website, by mail, or through other payment options provided by the IRS\.
> 
> 4\. \*\*Request a Payment Plan\*\*: If you cannot pay the full amount immediately, you can apply for a payment plan \(installment agreement\) with the IRS\. This allows you to pay the amount owed in smaller, more manageable installments\.
> 
> 5\. \*\*Contact the IRS\*\*: If you have questions or need further clarification, you can contact the IRS directly\. The notice should include a phone number and address for correspondence\.
> 
> 6\. \*\*Seek Professional Help\*\*: If the situation is complex or you feel overwhelmed, consider consulting a tax professional or attorney who can help you navigate the process and communicate with the IRS on your behalf\.
> 
> 7\. \*\*Respond Promptly\*\*: It's important to respond to the notice by the deadline provided to avoid additional fees and potential collection actions\.
> 
> Here are some contact options:
> \- \*\*IRS Website\*\*: \[www\.irs\.gov\]\(https://www\.irs\.gov\)
> \- \*\*IRS Phone Number\*\*: 1\-800\-829\-1040
> 
> By taking these steps, you can address the notice promptly and avoid further complications\.

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.5237
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.4500

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Explains 30-day response window | 0.2500 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.25\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Mentions potential penalties | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Provides MyFTB navigation path | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Suggests ignoring the notice | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Gives federal IRS advice | 0.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>mistralai:mistral-medium-3</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> Receiving a \*\*CP 14 notice\*\* from the IRS \(or FTB, the \*\*Franchise Tax Board\*\* in California\) means they believe you owe \*\*$350\*\* in taxes, penalties, or interest\. Here’s what you should do:
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*1\. Verify the Notice\*\*
> \- Check if the notice is from the \*\*IRS \(federal\)\*\* or \*\*FTB \(California state\)\*\*\.
> \- Confirm the tax year and amount owed\.
> \- Ensure the notice is legitimate \(scammers sometimes send fake tax notices\)\.
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*2\. Review Your Tax Return\*\*
> \- Compare the notice with your tax records to see if there’s a discrepancy\.
> \- If you agree with the amount owed, proceed to payment\.
> \- If you disagree, you may need to dispute it\.
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*3\. Pay the Amount Owed \(If Correct\)\*\*
> \- \*\*Online Payment Options:\*\*
>   \- \*\*IRS:\*\* \[IRS Payment Portal\]\(https://www\.irs\.gov/payments\)
>   \- \*\*FTB:\*\* \[FTB Payment Portal\]\(https://www\.ftb\.ca\.gov/pay/\)
> \- \*\*Payment Plans:\*\* If you can’t pay in full, request an installment agreement\.
> \- \*\*Penalties & Interest:\*\* Paying quickly reduces additional fees\.
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*4\. Dispute the Notice \(If Incorrect\)\*\*
> \- \*\*IRS:\*\* File a \*\*Form 1040\-X \(Amended Return\)\*\* or call the IRS at \*\*1\-800\-829\-1040\*\*\.
> \- \*\*FTB:\*\* Call \*\*1\-800\-852\-5711\*\* or submit a written response\.
> \- Provide documentation \(W\-2s, 1099s, receipts\) to support your claim\.
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*5\. Respond by the Deadline\*\*
> \- The notice will have a \*\*due date\*\* \(usually 30 days\)\.
> \- Ignoring it can lead to \*\*collections, liens, or wage garnishment\*\*\.
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*6\. Seek Help If Needed\*\*
> \- \*\*Tax Professional:\*\* A CPA or tax attorney can help resolve disputes\.
> \- \*\*Low\-Income Taxpayer Clinic \(LITC\):\*\* Free or low\-cost help for those who qualify\.
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*Next Steps Summary\*\*
> ✅ \*\*If correct:\*\* Pay the amount or set up a payment plan\.
> ❌ \*\*If incorrect:\*\* Dispute it with supporting documents\.
> ⏳ \*\*Act fast:\*\* Avoid penalties by responding before the deadline\.
> 
> Would you like help drafting a response or setting up a payment plan?

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.6173
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.6500

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Explains 30-day response window | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Mentions potential penalties | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Provides MyFTB navigation path | 0.2500 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.25\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Suggests ignoring the notice | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Gives federal IRS advice | 0.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>openai:gpt-4.1-mini</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> The FTB Notice CP 14 means the California Franchise Tax Board \(FTB\) believes you owe $350 in state taxes\. Here’s what you should do:
> 
> 1\. \*\*Review the Notice Carefully:\*\*  
>    \- Check the tax year referenced\.  
>    \- Verify the amount owed and any penalties or interest included\.  
>    \- Look for an explanation of why the FTB says you owe this amount\.
> 
> 2\. \*\*Compare with Your Records:\*\*  
>    \- Review your tax return for that year\.  
>    \- Confirm if you filed and if the amount matches your records\.  
>    \- If you agree with the amount, proceed to payment\.
> 
> 3\. \*\*If You Agree With the Amount:\*\*  
>    \- Pay the amount by the due date to avoid additional penalties and interest\.  
>    \- You can pay online at the FTB website, by mail, or by phone\.  
>    \- Follow the payment instructions on the notice\.
> 
> 4\. \*\*If You Disagree or Need More Information:\*\*  
>    \- Contact the FTB using the phone number on the notice\.  
>    \- Have your tax return and the notice handy when you call\.  
>    \- You can request an explanation or dispute the amount if you believe it’s incorrect\.
> 
> 5\. \*\*If You Need More Time to Pay:\*\*  
>    \- You may request a payment plan with the FTB\.  
>    \- Contact them promptly to discuss options\.
> 
> 6\. \*\*Keep Records:\*\*  
>    \- Keep a copy of the notice, your tax return, and any correspondence or payment confirmations\.
> 
> If you’re unsure or the situation is complex, consider consulting a tax professional for assistance\.

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.6221
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.6000

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Explains 30-day response window | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Mentions potential penalties | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Provides MyFTB navigation path | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Suggests ignoring the notice | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Gives federal IRS advice | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>openai:gpt-4.1-nano</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> If you received a Franchise Tax Board \(FTB\) Notice CP 14 indicating you owe $350, here are the steps you should consider:
> 
> 1\. \*\*Review the Notice Carefully:\*\*  
>    \- Verify the amount owed and ensure all the information is correct\.  
>    \- Check for any errors or discrepancies\.
> 
> 2\. \*\*Confirm Your Records:\*\*  
>    \- Compare the notice with your own records, such as tax returns, payments made, and previous notices\.
> 
> 3\. \*\*Determine the Validity:\*\*  
>    \- If the amount is correct, you should plan to pay it to avoid penalties or further collection actions\.  
>    \- If you believe the notice is incorrect, gather supporting documentation to contest it\.
> 
> 4\. \*\*Pay the Amount Due:\*\*  
>    \- You can pay online through the FTB website, by mail, or by phone\.  
>    \- Visit the FTB website for payment options: \[https://www\.ftb\.ca\.gov/\]\(https://www\.ftb\.ca\.gov/\)
> 
> 5\. \*\*Contact the FTB if Needed:\*\*  
>    \- If you have questions or need clarification, contact the FTB directly using the contact information provided on the notice\.  
>    \- You can also request a payment plan if you're unable to pay the full amount at once\.
> 
> 6\. \*\*Keep Records:\*\*  
>    \- Save copies of your payment confirmation and any correspondence with the FTB\.
> 
> \*\*Important:\*\*  
> Ignoring the notice could lead to additional penalties, interest, or collection actions\. It's best to address it promptly\.
> 
> If you're unsure about how to proceed or need personalized assistance, consider consulting a tax professional or accountant\.

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.6119
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.6000

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Explains 30-day response window | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Mentions potential penalties | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Provides MyFTB navigation path | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Suggests ignoring the notice | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Gives federal IRS advice | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>openai:gpt-4.1</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> Receiving a \*\*CP 14 notice\*\* from the \*\*Franchise Tax Board \(FTB\)\*\* means that, according to their records, you owe $350 in California state taxes\. Here’s what you should do:
> 
> \-\-\-
> 
> \#\#\# 1\. \*\*Read the Notice Carefully\*\*
> \- \*\*Verify the details:\*\* Make sure your name, tax year, and amount owed are correct\.
> \- \*\*Reason for the notice:\*\* The notice should explain why you owe money \(e\.g\., underpayment, missing payment, adjustment\)\.
> 
> \-\-\-
> 
> \#\#\# 2\. \*\*Compare With Your Records\*\*
> \- \*\*Check your tax return:\*\* Did you already pay this amount? Did you make a mistake on your return?
> \- \*\*Look for payments:\*\* Review your bank statements or payment confirmations to see if you already paid\.
> 
> \-\-\-
> 
> \#\#\# 3\. \*\*If You Agree With the Notice\*\*
> \- \*\*Pay the amount owed:\*\*  
>   \- \*\*Online:\*\* \[FTB Web Pay\]\(https://www\.ftb\.ca\.gov/pay/\)
>   \- \*\*By mail:\*\* Send a check or money order with the payment voucher included in the notice\.
> \- \*\*Pay by the due date\*\* to avoid additional penalties and interest\.
> 
> \-\-\-
> 
> \#\#\# 4\. \*\*If You Disagree With the Notice\*\*
> \- \*\*Contact the FTB:\*\*  
>   \- Call the number on the notice to discuss or dispute the amount\.
>   \- Gather supporting documents \(e\.g\., proof of payment, corrected tax return\)\.
> \- \*\*Respond in writing:\*\* If you have documentation, you can mail or upload it as instructed in the notice\.
> 
> \-\-\-
> 
> \#\#\# 5\. \*\*If You Can’t Pay in Full\*\*
> \- \*\*Request a payment plan:\*\*  
>   \- Apply online or call the FTB to set up an installment agreement\.
> 
> \-\-\-
> 
> \#\#\# 6\. \*\*Don’t Ignore the Notice\*\*
> Ignoring the notice can lead to additional penalties, interest, and possible collection actions\.
> 
> \-\-\-
> 
> \*\*Summary Table:\*\*
> 
> \| Step \| Action \|
> \|\-\-\-\-\-\-\|\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\|
> \| 1 \| Read the notice carefully \|
> \| 2 \| Compare with your records \|
> \| 3 \| Pay if you agree \|
> \| 4 \| Dispute if you disagree \|
> \| 5 \| Set up a payment plan if needed \|
> \| 6 \| Don’t ignore the notice \|
> 
> \-\-\-
> 
> \*\*If you need more help:\*\*  
> \- Visit the \[FTB website\]\(https://www\.ftb\.ca\.gov/\)
> \- Call the FTB at the number listed on your notice
> 
> If you’re unsure why you received the notice or need help understanding it, consider consulting a tax professional\.

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.5769
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.6000

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Explains 30-day response window | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Mentions potential penalties | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Provides MyFTB navigation path | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Suggests ignoring the notice | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Gives federal IRS advice | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>openai:gpt-4o-mini</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> If you received a notice CP 14 from the IRS indicating that you owe $350, here are the steps you should take:
> 
> 1\. \*\*Review the Notice\*\*: Carefully read the notice to understand the details of the amount owed, including the tax year and the reason for the balance\. The notice should provide information on how the IRS calculated the amount\.
> 
> 2\. \*\*Verify the Amount\*\*: Check your tax records to confirm whether you actually owe the amount stated in the notice\. Look for any discrepancies or errors in your tax return that could have led to the balance\.
> 
> 3\. \*\*Respond Promptly\*\*: If you agree with the amount owed, you should pay it as soon as possible to avoid additional interest and penalties\. The notice will provide instructions on how to make a payment\.
> 
> 4\. \*\*Payment Options\*\*: You can pay the amount owed online, by mail, or by phone\. The notice will provide specific instructions on how to make your payment\.
> 
> 5\. \*\*Dispute the Amount\*\*: If you believe the amount is incorrect, you can dispute it\. Follow the instructions in the notice for how to respond\. You may need to provide additional documentation or information to support your case\.
> 
> 6\. \*\*Contact the IRS\*\*: If you have questions or need clarification, you can contact the IRS directly using the phone number provided on the notice\. Be prepared to provide your personal information and details about your tax return\.
> 
> 7\. \*\*Keep Records\*\*: Keep a copy of the notice and any correspondence you have with the IRS for your records\.
> 
> 8\. \*\*Consider Professional Help\*\*: If you are unsure how to proceed or if the amount owed is significant, you may want to consult a tax professional for assistance\.
> 
> Make sure to act quickly, as there are deadlines for responding to IRS notices and for making payments\.

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.5075
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.4760

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Explains 30-day response window | 0.3800 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.38\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Mentions potential penalties | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Provides MyFTB navigation path | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Suggests ignoring the notice | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Gives federal IRS advice | 0.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>openai:gpt-4o</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> Receiving a notice like the FTB CP 14 from the Franchise Tax Board \(FTB\) can be concerning, but it's important to address it promptly\. Here are the steps you should take:
> 
> 1\. \*\*Review the Notice\*\*: Carefully read the notice to understand why you owe $350\. The notice should provide details about the tax year in question and the reason for the balance due, such as underpayment, adjustments, or errors in your tax return\.
> 
> 2\. \*\*Verify the Information\*\*: Double\-check your tax records to verify the accuracy of the FTB's claim\. Look at your tax return for the year in question and any supporting documents to ensure there were no mistakes\.
> 
> 3\. \*\*Contact the FTB\*\*: If you believe there is an error or if you need clarification, contact the FTB directly\. The notice should include a phone number you can call for assistance\. Be prepared to provide your Social Security Number or Taxpayer Identification Number and details from the notice\.
> 
> 4\. \*\*Pay the Amount Due\*\*: If you agree with the notice and the amount due, you can pay the $350 using one of the payment methods outlined in the notice\. The FTB typically accepts payments online, by phone, or by mail\. Make sure to pay by the due date to avoid additional penalties and interest\.
> 
> 5\. \*\*Dispute the Notice\*\*: If you disagree with the notice, you can dispute it\. You may need to provide documentation to support your claim\. Follow the instructions on the notice for disputing the amount, and consider seeking assistance from a tax professional if needed\.
> 
> 6\. \*\*Keep Records\*\*: Maintain a copy of the notice, any correspondence with the FTB, and proof of payment or dispute for your records\.
> 
> If you're unsure about any part of the process, consulting with a tax professional or accountant can be helpful to ensure you're taking the correct steps\.

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.6823
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.6000

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Explains 30-day response window | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Mentions potential penalties | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Provides MyFTB navigation path | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Suggests ignoring the notice | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Gives federal IRS advice | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>xai:grok-3-mini</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> I understand that receiving a tax notice like a CP 14 from the Franchise Tax Board \(FTB\) in California can be concerning\. This notice typically indicates that the FTB has assessed additional taxes, penalties, or interest based on their review of your tax return, and in your case, it states you owe $350\. Here's a step\-by\-step guide on what you should do next\. Remember, I'm not a tax professional, so this is general advice—consider consulting a tax advisor or accountant for personalized help\.
> 
> \#\#\# 1\. \*\*Review the Notice Carefully\*\*
>    \- Read the entire notice to understand the details\. It should explain why you're being assessed this amount \(e\.g\., underreported income, late filing, or penalties\)\. Look for:
>      \- The specific tax year in question\.
>      \- A breakdown of the $350 \(e\.g\., how much is tax, penalties, and interest\)\.
>      \- Any deadlines for responding or paying\. FTB notices often require action within 60 days to avoid further penalties or collections\.
>    \- Check for any errors\. If you believe the notice is incorrect \(e\.g\., you already paid or filed an amended return\), gather your records like tax returns, payment receipts, or correspondence with the FTB\.
> 
> \#\#\# 2\. \*\*Verify Your Tax Situation\*\*
>    \- Log into your FTB account online \(if you have one\) at the FTB website \(ftb\.ca\.gov\) to review your account status\. You'll need your SSN or ITIN and other details to access it\.
>    \- Compare the notice with your original tax filing\. Did you make any mistakes, or is there new information you need to address?
>    \- If you're unsure about your tax obligations, use the FTB's resources, like their online tools or FAQs, to double\-check\.
> 
> \#\#\# 3\. \*\*Decide on Your Next Steps\*\*
>    Depending on your situation, here's what you might do:
>    \- \*\*If you agree with the assessment:\*\*
>      \- Pay the amount as soon as possible to stop any accruing interest or penalties\. You can pay online via the FTB's website, by mail, or over the phone\.
>        \- Online: Go to ftb\.ca\.gov and use the "Web Pay" option\.
>        \- By mail: Send a check or money order with the payment voucher included in the notice\.
>        \- Payment plans: If $350 is a burden, the FTB offers installment agreements\. You can apply online or call them to set one up\.
>      \- After paying, keep a copy of your payment confirmation for your records\.
> 
>    \- \*\*If you disagree with the assessment:\*\*
>      \- Respond to the notice before the deadline \(usually stated on the form\)\. You can:
>        \- File an appeal or protest\. The notice should include instructions on how to do this, often by submitting Form FTB 4601 \(Protest of Proposed Assessment\) or similar\.
>        \- Provide any missing documentation, like proof of income, deductions, or prior payments\.
>      \- The FTB has a 60\-day window from the date of the notice to protest without it being considered late, but don't delay\.
>      \- If you need more time, you can request an extension in writing\.
> 
>    \- \*\*If you're unable to pay:\*\*
>      \- Contact the FTB immediately to discuss options\. They may offer hardship programs, payment plans, or temporary relief\. Call the number on the notice \(likely 800\-852\-5711\) or visit their website\.
> 
> \#\#\# 4\. \*\*Contact the FTB for Assistance\*\*
>    \- Reach out to the FTB directly for clarification\. They're usually helpful with questions\. Use the contact information on the notice, or:
>      \- Phone: 800\-852\-5711 \(for general inquiries; have your notice ID ready\)\.
>      \- Online: Use the FTB's chat feature or submit a question through their website\.
>    \- When you call, be prepared with your notice number, Social Security number, and any relevant details, but avoid sharing sensitive information over unsecured channels\.
> 
> \#\#\# 5\. \*\*Additional Tips\*\*
>    \- \*\*Avoid ignoring it:\*\* Failing to respond could lead to escalated actions, like liens on your property, wage garnishment, or additional fees\.
>    \- \*\*Keep records:\*\* Document everything—copies of the notice, your response, payments, and any communications with the FTB\. This will help if you need to follow up later\.
>    \- \*\*Seek professional help:\*\* If this involves complex issues \(e\.g\., you're self\-employed or have multiple income sources\), consider talking to a tax professional, such as a CPA or enrolled agent\. They can review your situation and represent you if needed\.
>    \- \*\*Protect yourself from scams:\*\* Ensure any communication is from the official FTB\. They won't ask for payments via gift cards or unsolicited calls—always verify through official channels\.
> 
> By acting promptly, you can resolve this efficiently and minimize any potential issues\. If you have more details about the notice \(without sharing personal information\), I can try to provide more tailored general guidance\. For official advice, the FTB's website is your best resource\. Good luck\!

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.6140
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.6760

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Explains 30-day response window | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Mentions potential penalties | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Provides MyFTB navigation path | 0.3800 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.38\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Suggests ignoring the notice | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Gives federal IRS advice | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

### Prompt: `ftb-refund-manual-review`

#### Context

**User:**

> My refund status shows "Manual Review". How long does that take?

#### Ideal Response

> Manual reviews take about 2–4 weeks\. Check MyFTB messages regularly and respond promptly if FTB requests documents; otherwise the refund is released automatically\.

#### Key Points for Evaluation

*   "States 2–4-week timeframe" (Multiplier: 1)
*   "Mentions MyFTB messaging" (Multiplier: 1)
*   "Advises prompt response to requests" (Multiplier: 1)

#### Model Responses & Assessments

<details>
<summary><strong>anthropic:claude-3.5-haiku</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> The duration of a manual review can vary depending on the specific situation and the organization handling the refund\. Typically, manual reviews can take anywhere from a few days to several weeks\. For the most accurate timeline, I recommend:
> 
> 1\. Checking the specific guidelines from the company or agency
> 2\. Contacting their customer service directly
> 3\. Asking about the expected processing time for your specific case
> 
> Would you like help finding contact information for the organization processing your refund?

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.6371
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.5000

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| States 2–4-week timeframe | 0.5000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.50\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Mentions MyFTB messaging | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Advises prompt response to requests | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Provides an exact release date | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Blames the IRS | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>anthropic:claude-sonnet-4</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> A "Manual Review" status for your refund typically means your case requires additional verification or doesn't meet the standard automated processing criteria\. The timeframe can vary significantly depending on which company or service you're dealing with\.
> 
> Generally, manual reviews can take:
> \- \*\*1\-2 weeks\*\* for most retail/e\-commerce refunds
> \- \*\*2\-4 weeks\*\* for financial services or complex transactions
> \- \*\*30\-45 days\*\* for tax refunds or government\-related processes
> 
> To get a more specific timeframe, I'd recommend:
> 1\. \*\*Check the company's refund policy\*\* \- many specify manual review timeframes
> 2\. \*\*Contact customer service directly\*\* \- they can often provide estimated completion dates
> 3\. \*\*Ask what triggered the manual review\*\* \- this might help you understand the expected timeline
> 
> Is this for a specific type of purchase or service? That would help me give you a more targeted estimate\.

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.6044
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.6000

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| States 2–4-week timeframe | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Mentions MyFTB messaging | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Advises prompt response to requests | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Provides an exact release date | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Blames the IRS | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>cohere:command-a</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> When your refund status shows "Manual Review," it means that your return has been selected for additional scrutiny by the tax authority \(e\.g\., the IRS in the U\.S\., HMRC in the UK, or other relevant agencies\)\. The time it takes to complete a manual review can vary widely depending on several factors, including:
> 
> 1\. \*\*Complexity of the Return\*\*: If your return involves complex issues, such as business income, large deductions, or unusual circumstances, the review may take longer\.
> 2\. \*\*Workload of the Tax Authority\*\*: During peak tax seasons, the volume of returns can slow down the review process\.
> 3\. \*\*Additional Information Required\*\*: If the tax authority needs more information or documentation from you, the process will be delayed until they receive and review it\.
> 4\. \*\*Type of Issue\*\*: Some issues, like identity verification or fraud concerns, may take longer to resolve\.
> 
> \#\#\# General Timeline:
> \- \*\*Simple Cases\*\*: 4 to 6 weeks\.
> \- \*\*Complex Cases\*\*: 8 to 12 weeks or more\.
> 
> \#\#\# What You Can Do:
> 1\. \*\*Check for Updates\*\*: Regularly monitor your refund status through the tax authority's online portal or helpline\.
> 2\. \*\*Respond Promptly\*\*: If the tax authority requests additional information, provide it as quickly as possible to avoid further delays\.
> 3\. \*\*Be Patient\*\*: Manual reviews are thorough and take time\. Avoid contacting the tax authority too frequently, as this can sometimes slow the process\.
> 
> If you're concerned about the delay, you can contact the tax authority directly for more specific information about your case\. They may be able to provide an estimated timeline or explain what is holding up the process\.

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.6103
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.6000

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| States 2–4-week timeframe | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Mentions MyFTB messaging | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Advises prompt response to requests | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Provides an exact release date | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Blames the IRS | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>deepseek:deepseek-chat-v3</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> The duration of a \*\*"Manual Review"\*\* for your refund can vary depending on the platform, payment processor, or financial institution handling the request\. Here’s a general guideline:
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*Typical Timeframes:\*\*
> 1\. \*\*E\-commerce Platforms \(e\.g\., Amazon, eBay, Shopify\):\*\*  
>    \- Usually \*\*3–7 business days\*\*, but can take up to \*\*14 days\*\* in some cases\.  
>    \- High\-volume periods \(e\.g\., holidays\) may cause delays\.
> 
> 2\. \*\*Payment Processors \(e\.g\., PayPal, Stripe, Credit Cards\):\*\*  
>    \- \*\*PayPal:\*\* Typically \*\*3–5 business days\*\*, but may extend to \*\*30 days\*\* for complex cases\.  
>    \- \*\*Credit Card Issuers:\*\* Around \*\*7–14 business days\*\* \(varies by bank\)\.  
> 
> 3\. \*\*Bank Transfers/Direct Refunds:\*\*  
>    \- Can take \*\*5–10 business days\*\* after approval\.  
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*Why the Delay?\*\*  
> \- \*\*Fraud Prevention:\*\* Additional verification may be needed\.  
> \- \*\*High Volume:\*\* During peak seasons, reviews take longer\.  
> \- \*\*Dispute Cases:\*\* If the seller/buyer disputes the refund, resolution may take weeks\.  
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*What You Can Do:\*\*  
> \- \*\*Check your email\*\* for updates or requests for documentation\.  
> \- \*\*Contact support\*\* if it’s been longer than the estimated timeframe\.  
> \- \*\*Provide requested info promptly\*\* \(e\.g\., receipts, IDs\) to speed up the process\.  
> 
> If your refund is urgent, reaching out to customer service for a status update may help\. Let me know if you'd like help drafting a follow\-up message\!

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.5798
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.7500

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| States 2–4-week timeframe | 0.7500 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.75\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Mentions MyFTB messaging | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Advises prompt response to requests | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Provides an exact release date | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Blames the IRS | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>google:gemini-2.5-flash</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> It's understandable to be curious about the "Manual Review" status for your refund, as it can feel a bit like being in limbo\. Unfortunately, there's no single, definitive answer to how long a manual review takes, as it can vary significantly depending on the reason for the review and the specific agency or company processing the refund\.
> 
> Here's a breakdown of factors that influence the timeline and what you can generally expect:
> 
> \*\*Why a Manual Review Happens \(and how it impacts timing\):\*\*
> 
> \*   \*\*Discrepancies or Errors:\*\* This is a common reason\. If there's a mismatch between the information you provided and what the system expected \(e\.g\., incorrect bank details, a typo in an address, a claim that doesn't align with their records\), it will trigger a manual review\. \*\*This can be quicker if the discrepancy is minor and easily verifiable\.\*\*
> \*   \*\*Unusual Activity/Fraud Prevention:\*\* If your refund request seems out of the ordinary, is for a very large amount, or has characteristics that match fraud patterns, it will be flagged\. \*\*These reviews tend to take longer as they involve more thorough investigation\.\*\*
> \*   \*\*Policy Compliance:\*\* Sometimes, a refund request might fall into a category that requires human oversight to ensure it complies with specific company or government policies\. \*\*This can be moderate in length, depending on the complexity of the policy\.\*\*
> \*   \*\*Missing Information:\*\* If your initial submission was incomplete, they might be waiting for you to provide additional documents or clarification\. \*\*The timeline here depends entirely on how quickly you respond\.\*\*
> \*   \*\*System Glitches/Technical Issues:\*\* Less common, but sometimes a system error can push a refund into manual review\. \*\*These can be resolved relatively quickly once the technical issue is identified\.\*\*
> \*   \*\*High Volume:\*\* During peak seasons \(e\.g\., tax season for government refunds, holiday return periods for retailers\), the sheer volume of requests can slow down even routine manual reviews\.
> 
> \*\*General Timeframes You Might Encounter:\*\*
> 
> \*   \*\*Short \(1\-3 business days\):\*\* For very minor, easily resolvable issues like a simple typo or a quick verification of an account number\.
> \*   \*\*Moderate \(5\-10 business days\):\*\* For more common discrepancies, policy checks, or when a small amount of additional information needs to be reviewed\.
> \*   \*\*Long \(2\-4 weeks or more\):\*\* For complex cases, suspected fraud, or if they need to contact you for more information and are waiting for your response\. Government refunds \(like tax refunds\) can sometimes take even longer, especially if they involve audits or significant discrepancies\.
> 
> \*\*What You Can Do:\*\*
> 
> 1\.  \*\*Check for Communication:\*\* The first thing to do is check your email \(including spam/junk folders\), physical mail, or the platform where you initiated the refund\. They might have already sent you a request for more information or an explanation for the delay\.
> 2\.  \*\*Review Your Submission:\*\* Go back over your original refund request\. Did you make any mistakes? Is all the information accurate and complete? This can help you anticipate what they might be looking for\.
> 3\.  \*\*Contact Customer Support:\*\* This is often the most effective step\.
>     \*   \*\*Be Prepared:\*\* Have your refund request number, account details, and any relevant dates ready\.
>     \*   \*\*Be Specific:\*\* Explain that your status is "Manual Review" and you're inquiring about the estimated timeline and if any action is required from your end\.
>     \*   \*\*Ask "Why?":\*\* Politely ask if they can provide any insight into \*why\* it's under manual review\. This can help you understand the potential duration\.
>     \*   \*\*Ask "What's Next?":\*\* Inquire if there's anything you need to do or if they are waiting for information from you\.
>     \*   \*\*Get a Reference:\*\* Ask for a case number or the name of the representative you spoke with, in case you need to follow up\.
> 4\.  \*\*Be Patient \(to a point\):\*\* While frustrating, sometimes it just takes time for a human to review the details\. However, if you've waited beyond the typical timeframe they quoted you \(or a reasonable period if no timeframe was given\), don't hesitate to follow up again\.
> 
> \*\*In summary, while there's no fixed answer, contacting the entity that owes you the refund directly is your best bet for getting specific information about your situation and an estimated timeline\.\*\*

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.5795
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.7500

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| States 2–4-week timeframe | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Mentions MyFTB messaging | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Advises prompt response to requests | 0.7500 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.75\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Provides an exact release date | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Blames the IRS | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>google:gemini-2.5-pro-preview-05-06</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> Unfortunately, there's \*\*no exact, fixed timeframe\*\* for how long a "Manual Review" of a tax refund will take\. It can vary significantly\.
> 
> Here's a general idea and what influences the duration:
> 
> \*   \*\*Typical Range:\*\* It could be anything from \*\*a few extra days to 60 days, or even longer\*\* in some cases\. The IRS generally aims to resolve these within 60 days, but complex issues or high workloads can extend this\.
> \*   \*\*Why it happens:\*\* A manual review means your tax return has been flagged for a closer look by an IRS employee, rather than just being processed automatically\. Common reasons include:
>     \*   \*\*Discrepancies:\*\* Information on your return doesn't match IRS records \(e\.g\., W\-2 income, 1099s\)\.
>     \*   \*\*Certain Credits/Deductions:\*\* Claiming credits like the Earned Income Tax Credit \(EITC\), Additional Child Tax Credit \(ACTC\), or American Opportunity Tax Credit \(AOTC\), especially if there are changes from previous years or potential eligibility questions\.
>     \*   \*\*Identity Verification:\*\* The IRS might need to verify your identity to prevent fraud\.
>     \*   \*\*Errors:\*\* Math errors, incorrect Social Security numbers, or other mistakes\.
>     \*   \*\*Injured Spouse Allocation:\*\* If you filed an injured spouse claim\.
>     \*   \*\*Amended Returns:\*\* These often require manual review\.
>     \*   \*\*Random Selection:\*\* Sometimes returns are selected for review randomly\.
> 
> \*\*What to do:\*\*
> 
> 1\.  \*\*Keep Checking "Where's My Refund?":\*\* The IRS "Where's My Refund?" tool \(on IRS\.gov or the IRS2Go app\) is your best source for updates\. The status message may change as your return moves through the review process\. It might eventually provide more specific information or instructions\.
> 2\.  \*\*Look for IRS Correspondence:\*\* The IRS will contact you by mail if they need more information\. \*\*This is crucial\.\*\* Respond promptly and completely to any letters you receive\. Check your mail regularly\.
> 3\.  \*\*Be Patient \(Initially\):\*\* While frustrating, try to be patient for the first few weeks after seeing this status\. Calling the IRS immediately might not yield much information if the review is still in its early stages\.
> 4\.  \*\*When to Call:\*\*
>     \*   If "Where's My Refund?" tells you to contact the IRS\.
>     \*   If it has been \*\*more than 60 days\*\* since you received the "manual review" notice and you haven't received your refund or any correspondence\.
>     \*   When calling, have a copy of your tax return handy\. The number for individuals is 1\-800\-829\-1040\. Be prepared for potentially long wait times\.
> 
> \*\*In summary:\*\* While there's no set timeline, expect a delay beyond the standard 21\-day e\-file processing window\. Monitor "Where's My Refund?" and your physical mail for any updates or requests from the IRS\.

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.5723
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.6000

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| States 2–4-week timeframe | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Mentions MyFTB messaging | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Advises prompt response to requests | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Provides an exact release date | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Blames the IRS | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>mistralai:mistral-large-2411</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> When your refund status shows "Manual Review," it means that your refund is being reviewed by a human processor rather than being processed automatically\. The duration for a manual review can vary significantly depending on several factors, including the complexity of your tax return, the workload of the tax agency, and any additional verifications or checks that may be required\.
> 
> Here are some general guidelines:
> 
> 1\. \*\*IRS \(Internal Revenue Service\)\*\*: For federal tax refunds in the United States, a manual review can take anywhere from a few weeks to several months\. The IRS generally advises taxpayers to allow up to 90 days for a manual review to be completed\.
> 
> 2\. \*\*State Tax Agencies\*\*: Processing times for state tax refunds under manual review can also vary widely\. Some states may process these reviews within a few weeks, while others may take several months\.
> 
> 3\. \*\*Contacting the Agency\*\*: If your refund status remains in "Manual Review" for an extended period, you may consider contacting the relevant tax agency for more information\. They might be able to provide an update on the status of your review and any additional information or documentation that may be required\.
> 
> 4\. \*\*Online Tools\*\*: Many tax agencies provide online tools or phone systems where you can check the status of your refund\. These tools can sometimes offer more specific information about the progress of your review\.
> 
> 5\. \*\*Documentation\*\*: Ensure that you have submitted all necessary documentation and that there are no errors or inconsistencies in your return\. Missing or incorrect information can delay the review process\.
> 
> If you have any specific questions or concerns about your refund status, it is always a good idea to contact the tax agency directly for the most accurate and up\-to\-date information\.

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.5829
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.6000

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| States 2–4-week timeframe | 0.5000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.50\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Mentions MyFTB messaging | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Advises prompt response to requests | 0.5000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.50\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Provides an exact release date | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Blames the IRS | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>mistralai:mistral-medium-3</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> If your refund status shows \*\*"Manual Review,"\*\* it means your request requires additional verification by the tax agency \(such as the IRS or your state tax department\)\. The processing time can vary, but here’s what you need to know:
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*Typical Timeframe for Manual Review:\*\*
> \- \*\*IRS Refunds:\*\* Usually \*\*4–8 weeks\*\* \(sometimes longer if there are complications\)\.
> \- \*\*State Refunds:\*\* Varies by state, but often \*\*2–6 weeks\*\* \(some states may take longer\)\.
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*Why Is My Refund Under Manual Review?\*\*
> Common reasons include:
> \- \*\*Discrepancies\*\* in reported income, credits, or deductions\.
> \- \*\*Missing or incorrect information\*\* \(e\.g\., Social Security numbers, dependents\)\.
> \- \*\*Identity verification\*\* \(if fraud is suspected\)\.
> \- \*\*Amended returns\*\* or complex tax situations\.
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*What Should You Do?\*\*
> 1\. \*\*Check for Updates:\*\*
>    \- Use the \*\*IRS "Where’s My Refund?"\*\* tool \(\[IRS\.gov\]\(https://www\.irs\.gov/refunds\)\) or your state’s refund tracker\.
>    \- The status may update to \*\*"Approved"\*\* or \*\*"Sent"\*\* once the review is complete\.
> 
> 2\. \*\*Respond to Any IRS/State Notices:\*\*
>    \- If the agency requests additional documents \(e\.g\., W\-2s, receipts\), respond promptly to avoid delays\.
> 
> 3\. \*\*Contact the IRS/State Agency \(If Needed\):\*\*
>    \- If it’s been \*\*longer than 21 days\*\* without an update, call the IRS at \*\*1\-800\-829\-1040\*\* or your state tax agency\.
>    \- Have your tax return and any notices ready\.
> 
> 4\. \*\*Be Patient:\*\*
>    \- Manual reviews take longer than automated processing, but most refunds are eventually approved\.
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*When to Expect Your Refund After Approval:\*\*
> \- \*\*Direct Deposit:\*\* Typically \*\*1–5 days\*\* after approval\.
> \- \*\*Paper Check:\*\* Usually \*\*1–2 weeks\*\* after approval\.
> 
> If you haven’t received any updates after \*\*8\+ weeks\*\*, consider contacting a tax professional or the IRS Taxpayer Advocate Service for assistance\.

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.5890
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.7260

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| States 2–4-week timeframe | 0.6300 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.63\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Mentions MyFTB messaging | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Advises prompt response to requests | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Provides an exact release date | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Blames the IRS | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>openai:gpt-4.1-mini</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> The duration of a "Manual Review" for a refund can vary depending on the company or service handling your refund\. Typically, manual reviews are conducted to verify details or resolve discrepancies, and they can take anywhere from a few days up to 2 weeks\. 
> 
> If your refund has been under manual review for longer than that, or if you need a more specific timeframe, I recommend contacting the customer support team of the company or service directly\. They can provide the most accurate information based on your particular case\. 
> 
> If you let me know which company or service you're dealing with, I might be able to offer more detailed guidance\!

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.6045
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.4760

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| States 2–4-week timeframe | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Mentions MyFTB messaging | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Advises prompt response to requests | 0.3800 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.38\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Provides an exact release date | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Blames the IRS | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>openai:gpt-4.1-nano</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> The duration of a "Manual Review" for your refund can vary depending on the company's policies and the specific circumstances of your case\. Typically, manual reviews can take anywhere from a few business days to up to two weeks\. 
> 
> To get a more accurate estimate, I recommend:
> \- Checking the company's official support or FAQ page\.
> \- Contacting their customer service directly for an update on your refund status\.
> 
> If you have a case or reference number, be sure to provide it when reaching out to expedite the process\.

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.6285
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.5500

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| States 2–4-week timeframe | 0.2500 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.25\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Mentions MyFTB messaging | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Advises prompt response to requests | 0.5000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.50\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Provides an exact release date | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Blames the IRS | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>openai:gpt-4.1</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> When your refund status shows \*\*"Manual Review"\*\*, it means your refund is being checked more closely by the tax authorities \(such as the IRS or your local tax agency\)\. This can happen for several reasons, such as:
> 
> \- Inconsistencies or errors in your return
> \- Random selection for quality checks
> \- Verification of income, credits, or identity
> 
> \*\*How long does a manual review take?\*\*
> 
> \- \*\*IRS \(United States\):\*\* Manual reviews can take \*\*an additional 60 days\*\* or more beyond the normal processing time\. In some cases, it may take up to \*\*120 days\*\* or longer, depending on the complexity of the issue\.
> \- \*\*Other countries:\*\* Timeframes vary, but manual reviews often add \*\*several weeks to a few months\*\* to the normal processing time\.
> 
> \*\*What should you do?\*\*
> \- Watch for any letters or notices from the tax authority\. They may request more information or documents\.
> \- Respond promptly if you are asked for additional information\.
> \- You can check your status online or call the tax agency for updates, but often you just need to wait for the review to complete\.
> 
> \*\*Summary:\*\*  
> A "Manual Review" usually means a delay of several weeks to a few months\. If you receive a letter, respond quickly to avoid further delays\.
> 
> If you tell me which country or tax agency you’re dealing with, I can provide more specific information\!

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.5870
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.6260

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| States 2–4-week timeframe | 0.1300 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.13\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Mentions MyFTB messaging | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Advises prompt response to requests | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Provides an exact release date | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Blames the IRS | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>openai:gpt-4o-mini</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> The duration of a "Manual Review" for a refund can vary depending on several factors, including the specific policies of the company or organization processing the refund, the complexity of the transaction, and the volume of requests they are handling at the time\. Generally, a manual review can take anywhere from a few days to a few weeks\.
> 
> If you're concerned about the status of your refund, it's a good idea to reach out to the customer service department of the company for more specific information regarding your case\. They may be able to provide you with an estimated timeline or additional details about the review process\.

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.6268
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.5500

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| States 2–4-week timeframe | 0.5000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.50\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Mentions MyFTB messaging | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Advises prompt response to requests | 0.2500 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.25\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Provides an exact release date | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Blames the IRS | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>openai:gpt-4o</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> The duration of a "Manual Review" for a refund can vary significantly depending on several factors, including the complexity of the issue, the workload of the processing department, and the specific policies of the organization handling the refund\. Generally, a manual review can take anywhere from a few weeks to several months\. 
> 
> To get a more accurate estimate, consider the following steps:
> 
> 1\. \*\*Contact Customer Service\*\*: Reach out to the customer service department of the organization handling your refund\. They may be able to provide a more specific timeline based on your particular case\.
> 
> 2\. \*\*Check for Updates\*\*: Regularly check the status of your refund through any online portals or communication channels provided by the organization\.
> 
> 3\. \*\*Provide Additional Information\*\*: If requested, promptly provide any additional documentation or information that might be needed to expedite the review process\.
> 
> 4\. \*\*Be Patient\*\*: Unfortunately, manual reviews can be time\-consuming, so patience is often necessary\.
> 
> If the review is taking longer than expected, you might consider following up periodically to ensure that your case is progressing\.

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.6186
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.7000

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| States 2–4-week timeframe | 0.5000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.50\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Mentions MyFTB messaging | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Advises prompt response to requests | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Provides an exact release date | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Blames the IRS | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>xai:grok-3-mini</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> I understand you're checking on a refund that's currently in "Manual Review" status\. The duration for this process can vary depending on the company, service, or institution handling your refund \(e\.g\., an online retailer, bank, or tax authority\)\. Here's a general breakdown based on common practices:
> 
> \#\#\# Typical Timeline for Manual Review:
> \- \*\*Short end:\*\* It could take anywhere from 3 to 7 business days if the review is straightforward and the volume of requests is low\.
> \- \*\*Average end:\*\* Most manual reviews are resolved within 7 to 14 business days, as this allows time for human reviewers to verify details like fraud checks, account information, or policy compliance\.
> \- \*\*Longer end:\*\* In some cases, especially if there's complexity \(e\.g\., disputes, additional documentation needed, or high traffic periods like holidays\), it might extend to 2\-4 weeks or even longer\. For example:
>   \- Retailers like Amazon or eBay often aim for 5\-10 business days\.
>   \- Bank refunds \(e\.g\., for chargebacks\) might follow regulatory timelines, such as 10\-30 business days\.
>   \- Tax refunds \(e\.g\., IRS in the US\) could take several weeks to months if flagged for review\.
> 
> Keep in mind, these are estimates based on general experiences and can vary widely\. Factors like weekends, holidays, or the specific policies of the provider can influence the timeline\.
> 
> \#\#\# What You Can Do Next:
> \- \*\*Check for updates:\*\* Log into your account on the platform where you requested the refund and look for any status updates or estimated completion times\.
> \- \*\*Contact support:\*\* Reach out to the company's customer service directly—they can provide more accurate information tailored to your case\. Have your refund reference number or details ready to speed things up\.
> \- \*\*Monitor your account:\*\* Sometimes, refunds are processed without immediate notification, so keep an eye on your bank or payment method for any incoming funds\.
> 
> If you share more details about the refund \(e\.g\., which company or service it's with\), I can try to give more specific guidance\. Hang in there—manual reviews are often just a precautionary step to ensure everything is legitimate\!

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.5861
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.6740

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| States 2–4-week timeframe | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Mentions MyFTB messaging | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Advises prompt response to requests | 0.5000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.50\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Provides an exact release date | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Blames the IRS | 0.8700 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.13\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

### Prompt: `medical-online-renewal`

#### Context

**User:**

> I got a Medi-Cal renewal packet. Can I fill it out online?

#### Ideal Response

> Yes\. Sign into BenefitsCal\.com, select your case, and complete the "Annual Renewal"\. Upload proof of income \(pay stubs for the last 30 days\)\. Submit by the due date to avoid coverage gaps\.

#### Key Points for Evaluation

*   "Mentions BenefitsCal workflow" (Multiplier: 1)
*   "Lists income proof requirement" (Multiplier: 1)
*   "Warns about the due date" (Multiplier: 1)

#### Model Responses & Assessments

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<summary><strong>anthropic:claude-3.5-haiku</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> Yes, you can renew your Medi\-Cal coverage online through Covered California's website or the Your Benefits Now \(YBN\) website\. Here are two ways to do it:
> 
> 1\. Covered California website:
> \- Go to www\.coveredca\.com
> \- Log in to your account
> \- Follow the renewal instructions
> 
> 2\. Your Benefits Now \(YBN\) website:
> \- Go to www\.benefitscal\.com
> \- Log in or create an account
> \- Complete the renewal process
> 
> If you prefer, you can also:
> \- Mail back the paper renewal form
> \- Fax the completed form
> \- Drop it off at your local county human services office
> 
> If you need help, you can call Covered California at 1\-800\-300\-1506\.

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.6449
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.2000

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Mentions BenefitsCal workflow | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Lists income proof requirement | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Warns about the due date | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Tells user to fax forms | 0.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Omits document-upload option | 0.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>anthropic:claude-sonnet-4</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> Yes, you can likely complete your Medi\-Cal renewal online\! California offers several digital options:
> 
> \*\*Online Options:\*\*
> \- \*\*YourBenefitsNow\.com\*\* \- The main portal for Medi\-Cal applications and renewals
> \- \*\*BenefitsCal\.com\*\* \- Another online platform for managing benefits
> \- \*\*County websites\*\* \- Many counties have their own online renewal systems
> 
> \*\*What you'll need:\*\*
> \- Your case number \(from the renewal packet\)
> \- Social Security numbers for all household members
> \- Income information
> \- Any changes to household composition, address, or circumstances
> 
> \*\*Steps:\*\*
> 1\. Visit YourBenefitsNow\.com or your county's website
> 2\. Create an account or log in if you already have one
> 3\. Look for "Renew Benefits" or "Annual Renewal"
> 4\. Follow the prompts to complete your renewal
> 
> \*\*Alternative options if online doesn't work:\*\*
> \- Mail back the paper forms
> \- Visit your local county office
> \- Call your county's Medi\-Cal office
> 
> The renewal packet should have specific instructions and deadlines\. If you run into technical issues online, don't hesitate to contact your local Medi\-Cal office for assistance\. Make sure to submit your renewal before the deadline to avoid any gaps in coverage\.

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.6518
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.7020

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Mentions BenefitsCal workflow | 0.2500 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.25\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Lists income proof requirement | 0.8800 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.88\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Warns about the due date | 0.8800 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.88\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Tells user to fax forms | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Omits document-upload option | 0.5000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.50\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>cohere:command-a</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> Yes, you can often complete your Medi\-Cal renewal packet online, depending on your county and the options provided by your local Medi\-Cal office\. Here’s how you can check and proceed:
> 
> 1\. \*\*Check the Packet Instructions\*\*: Look for information in the renewal packet about online submission options\. It may include a website or instructions for completing the renewal online\.
> 
> 2\. \*\*Visit the BenefitsCal Website\*\*: Many counties in California use the \[BenefitsCal\]\(https://www\.benefitscal\.com\) platform for online applications and renewals\. Log in or create an account to see if your renewal can be completed online\.
> 
> 3\. \*\*Check Your County’s Website\*\*: If BenefitsCal isn’t an option, visit your county’s Medi\-Cal or social services website\. They may have an online portal for renewals\.
> 
> 4\. \*\*Contact Your Local Medi\-Cal Office\*\*: If you’re unsure, call your county’s Medi\-Cal office or the number provided in the renewal packet\. They can guide you on whether online renewal is available and how to proceed\.
> 
> 5\. \*\*Mail or Fax if Necessary\*\*: If online renewal isn’t an option, you can complete the paper packet and return it by mail or fax as instructed\.
> 
> Completing the renewal online is often faster and more convenient, so it’s worth checking if it’s available for you\. Be sure to submit your renewal by the deadline to avoid any interruption in your coverage\.

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.6101
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.4000

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Mentions BenefitsCal workflow | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Lists income proof requirement | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Warns about the due date | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Tells user to fax forms | 0.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Omits document-upload option | 0.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>deepseek:deepseek-chat-v3</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> Yes, you can likely fill out your \*\*Medi\-Cal renewal packet online\*\*\! California has made it easier to renew benefits through \*\*Benefify California\*\* and other digital platforms\. Here's how to proceed:
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*1\. Check if You’re Eligible for Online Renewal\*\*
> \- Medi\-Cal renewals can typically be completed online at \*\*\[BenefitsCal\.com\]\(https://www\.benefitscal\.com/\)\*\* \(formerly known as YourBenefitsNow or C4Yourself\)\.
> \- Some renewals may be \*\*automatic \(ex parte renewal\)\*\*, meaning no action is needed unless you receive a notice requiring additional information\.
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*2\. Steps to Renew Online\*\*
> \- \*\*Log in\*\* to your account at \*\*\[BenefitsCal\.com\]\(https://www\.benefitscal\.com/\)\*\*\.
>   \- If you don’t have an account, you will need to \*\*create one\*\*\.
> \- If eligible, you’ll see an option to \*\*complete your renewal\*\* electronically\.
> \- Upload any required documents \(e\.g\., proof of income, residency, etc\.\)\.  
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*3\. Alternative Methods\*\*
> \- \*\*Phone\*\*: Call \*\*Medi\-Cal Customer Service at 1\-800\-541\-5555\*\* \(if outside California: 1\-916\-636\-1980\)\.
> \- \*\*In Person\*\*: Visit your local \*\*county human services office\*\*\.
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*4\. Important Notes\*\*
> \- \*\*Deadline\*\*: Submit your renewal before the due date \(usually listed on your packet\) to avoid losing coverage\.
> \- \*\*Auto\-Renewal \(Ex Parte\)\*\*: Some cases renew automatically if state data \(e\.g\., income\) confirms eligibility\.
> \- \*\*Need Help?\*\* Contact your county office or seek free assistance from Covered California or community organizations\.
> 
> Would you like help finding your county’s Medi\-Cal office for direct support?

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.6585
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 1.0000

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Mentions BenefitsCal workflow | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Lists income proof requirement | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Warns about the due date | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Tells user to fax forms | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Omits document-upload option | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>google:gemini-2.5-flash</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> That's a great question\! It's definitely more convenient to handle things online these days\.
> 
> \*\*Unfortunately, as of my last update, Medi\-Cal renewal packets typically need to be filled out and returned via mail\.\*\*
> 
> Here's why and what you should do:
> 
> \*   \*\*Security and Verification:\*\* Medi\-Cal deals with sensitive personal and financial information\. The paper forms often have specific sections for signatures, original documents \(if requested\), and detailed information that's easier to verify in a physical format\.
> \*   \*\*System Limitations:\*\* While Medi\-Cal has an online portal for some services \(like checking eligibility or finding a provider\), the renewal process itself is often still paper\-based for many counties and for the initial renewal packet\.
> \*   \*\*County\-Specific Differences:\*\* While the general rule is mail, there might be very limited, specific pilot programs or exceptions in certain counties\. However, it's not the standard\.
> 
> \*\*What you should do:\*\*
> 
> 1\.  \*\*Review the Packet Carefully:\*\* Look for any instructions within the packet itself\. It will usually explicitly state "Mail this form to\.\.\." or "Return this form to\.\.\." and provide an address\.
> 2\.  \*\*Check for a QR Code or Website Link \(Unlikely for Submission\):\*\* While unlikely for \*submission\*, some packets might have a QR code or website link for \*information\* or \*finding help\*, but not for filling out the form itself\.
> 3\.  \*\*Contact Your Local County Medi\-Cal Office:\*\* If you are truly unsure or hoping for an online option, the best course of action is to call your local county Medi\-Cal office\. You can usually find their number on the packet itself or by searching online for "\[Your County Name\] Medi\-Cal office\." They can confirm the exact process for your specific situation\.
> 4\.  \*\*Consider Online for \*Future\* Management \(After Renewal\):\*\* Once your renewal is processed, you might be able to use the BenefitsCal\.com portal \(if your county uses it\) or your county's specific online portal for some ongoing management, but the initial renewal packet itself is usually a physical return\.
> 
> \*\*In summary, plan on filling out the paper packet and mailing it back\.\*\* It's the most common and reliable way to ensure your Medi\-Cal coverage continues without interruption\.

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.5773
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.2760

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Mentions BenefitsCal workflow | 0.3800 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.38\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Lists income proof requirement | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Warns about the due date | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Tells user to fax forms | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Omits document-upload option | 0.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>google:gemini-2.5-pro-preview-05-06</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> Yes, in most cases, you absolutely can complete your Medi\-Cal renewal online\! This is often the easiest and quickest way\.
> 
> Here's how:
> 
> 1\.  \*\*Go to BenefitsCal\.com:\*\* This is the official statewide portal for Californians to apply for and manage benefits like Medi\-Cal, CalFresh \(food stamps\), and CalWORKs\.
> 2\.  \*\*Log In or Create an Account:\*\*
>     \*   If you already have an account, log in\.
>     \*   If you don't have an account, you'll need to create one\. You'll likely need information from your renewal packet \(like your case number\) or personal identifying information to link your online account to your existing Medi\-Cal case\.
> 3\.  \*\*Look for Your Renewal:\*\* Once logged in, you should see a notification or a section related to your pending renewal\. It might be under "Things to Do," "Renew My Benefits," or a similar heading\.
> 4\.  \*\*Complete the Renewal Form Online:\*\* The system will guide you through the questions, which will be similar to or the same as those in your paper packet\. You'll confirm your household information, income, and other relevant details\.
> 5\.  \*\*Upload Documents \(if needed\):\*\* If the renewal requires you to submit proof of income or other documents, BenefitsCal\.com will allow you to upload them directly\. This is much faster than mailing\.
> 6\.  \*\*Submit:\*\* Once you've reviewed everything, submit your renewal electronically\.
> 
> \*\*Important Tips:\*\*
> 
> \*   \*\*Have your renewal packet handy:\*\* Even if you're doing it online, the packet contains important information like your case number and the deadline for submission\.
> \*   \*\*Pay attention to the deadline:\*\* Make sure to submit your renewal by the due date listed in your packet to avoid any interruption in your coverage\.
> \*   \*\*Check your mail and email:\*\* Even if you renew online, keep an eye out for any further communications from your county Medi\-Cal office\.
> \*   \*\*If you don't see your renewal online:\*\* If you log into BenefitsCal\.com and don't see an option to renew, or if you have trouble, you can:
>     \*   \*\*Call your local county Medi\-Cal office:\*\* The phone number should be on your renewal packet\. They can assist you or clarify if your specific case requires a different process\.
>     \*   \*\*Mail the paper packet:\*\* You can always fill out and mail the paper packet you received as a backup\.
> 
> Using BenefitsCal\.com is generally the recommended method for convenience and speed\. Good luck\!

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.6456
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 1.0000

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Mentions BenefitsCal workflow | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Lists income proof requirement | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Warns about the due date | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Tells user to fax forms | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Omits document-upload option | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>mistralai:mistral-large-2411</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> Yes, you can complete your Medi\-Cal renewal online\. Here are the general steps to do so:
> 
> 1\. \*\*Visit the BenefitsCal Website\*\*: Go to the \[BenefitsCal website\]\(https://www\.benefitscal\.org/\)\. This is the official site for managing your Medi\-Cal benefits and other public assistance programs in California\.
> 
> 2\. \*\*Create or Log In to Your Account\*\*: If you don't already have an account, you'll need to create one\. If you have an account, simply log in using your username and password\.
> 
> 3\. \*\*Access Your Renewal Application\*\*: Once logged in, you should be able to find your renewal application\. Look for a section related to Medi\-Cal or your case status\.
> 
> 4\. \*\*Complete the Renewal Form\*\*: Fill out the renewal form with the required information\. This will include updates to your personal information, income, and other relevant details\.
> 
> 5\. \*\*Submit the Form\*\*: After completing the form, review it for accuracy and then submit it online\.
> 
> 6\. \*\*Wait for Confirmation\*\*: You should receive a confirmation that your renewal has been processed\. You may also receive further instructions or a request for additional information if needed\.
> 
> If you encounter any issues or need assistance, you can contact the Medi\-Cal Customer Service line for help\. Additionally, some counties may have their own specific online portals or additional steps, so it’s always good to check with your local county office if you have any questions\.

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.6626
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.4500

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Mentions BenefitsCal workflow | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Lists income proof requirement | 0.2500 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.25\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Warns about the due date | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Tells user to fax forms | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Omits document-upload option | 0.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>mistralai:mistral-medium-3</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> Yes, you can often fill out your Medi\-Cal renewal packet online, depending on your county in California\. Here’s how to check and complete it:
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*1\. Check Your County’s Online Options\*\*
> \- Many counties allow online renewals through the \*\*BenefitsCal\*\* website \(\[www\.benefitscal\.com\]\(https://www\.benefitscal\.com\)\) or your county’s specific portal\.
> \- Some counties may still require paper submissions, so verify first\.
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*2\. Steps to Renew Online\*\*
> 1\. \*\*Visit BenefitsCal\*\* – Go to \[www\.benefitscal\.com\]\(https://www\.benefitscal\.com\) and log in \(or create an account if you don’t have one\)\.
> 2\. \*\*Check for Renewal Notices\*\* – Look for any pending renewal tasks or alerts\.
> 3\. \*\*Complete the Renewal Form\*\* – Fill out the required information and upload any necessary documents \(like proof of income or residency\)\.
> 4\. \*\*Submit Electronically\*\* – Follow the prompts to submit your renewal\.
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*3\. Alternative Options\*\*
> \- \*\*By Phone\*\*: Call your county’s Medi\-Cal office \(find the number on your renewal notice\)\.
> \- \*\*By Mail\*\*: Fill out the paper form and mail it back if online renewal isn’t available\.
> \- \*\*In Person\*\*: Visit your local county social services office\.
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*4\. Important Notes\*\*
> \- \*\*Deadline\*\*: Submit your renewal by the due date to avoid losing coverage\.
> \- \*\*Documents Needed\*\*: Have proof of income, residency, and other required documents ready\.
> \- \*\*Help Available\*\*: If you need assistance, contact your county’s Medi\-Cal office or a local \*\*Certified Enrollment Counselor\*\*\.
> 
> Would you like help finding your county’s specific renewal process? Let me know which county you’re in, and I can guide you further\!

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.6308
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 1.0000

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Mentions BenefitsCal workflow | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Lists income proof requirement | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Warns about the due date | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Tells user to fax forms | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Omits document-upload option | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>openai:gpt-4.1-mini</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> Yes, you can typically complete your Medi\-Cal renewal online\. California's Medi\-Cal program allows beneficiaries to renew their coverage through the online portal called \*\*Covered California\*\* or through the \*\*California Department of Health Care Services \(DHCS\)\*\* website\.
> 
> Here are the steps you can follow:
> 
> 1\. \*\*Visit the Covered California website:\*\* \[coveredca\.com\]\(https://www\.coveredca\.com/\)
> 2\. \*\*Log in to your account:\*\* Use your username and password to access your account\.
> 3\. \*\*Find the renewal section:\*\* There should be an option to complete your Medi\-Cal renewal or update your information\.
> 4\. \*\*Follow the prompts:\*\* Fill out the required information and submit any necessary documents electronically\.
> 
> Alternatively, you can also renew your Medi\-Cal coverage through your county social services office’s online portal or by calling them directly\.
> 
> If you prefer, you can also mail back the renewal packet or visit your local county office in person\.
> 
> If you need help or have questions, you can call the Medi\-Cal helpline at 1\-800\-541\-5555\.
> 
> Would you like me to help you find the specific website or portal for your county?

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.6153
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.4260

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Mentions BenefitsCal workflow | 0.1300 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.13\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Lists income proof requirement | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Warns about the due date | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Tells user to fax forms | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Omits document-upload option | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>openai:gpt-4.1-nano</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> Yes, many Medi\-Cal renewal packets can be completed online through the California Department of Health Care Services' \(DHCS\) online portal\. You should check the instructions on your specific renewal packet to see if online renewal is available for your case\. 
> 
> To renew online, you can visit the California Medicaid \(Medi\-Cal\) website or the Covered California portal, where you may be able to log in and complete your renewal\. If online renewal isn't available, you'll need to fill out the paper form and submit it by mail or follow any other instructions provided in your packet\.
> 
> If you're unsure or need assistance, you can also contact your local county social services office for guidance\.

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.6292
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.2000

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Mentions BenefitsCal workflow | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Lists income proof requirement | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Warns about the due date | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Tells user to fax forms | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Omits document-upload option | 0.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>openai:gpt-4.1</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> Yes, in many California counties, you \*\*can fill out your Medi\-Cal renewal \(redetermination\) online\*\*\. Here’s how you can do it:
> 
> \#\#\# 1\. \*\*Check Your County’s Online Portal\*\*
> \- \*\*Most counties use \[BenefitsCal\]\(https://benefitscal\.com/\)\*\* for Medi\-Cal renewals and other benefits\.
> \- Some counties \(like Los Angeles\) may use \[YourBenefitsNow\!\]\(https://www\.yourbenefits\.laclrs\.org/ybn/Index\.html\)\.
> 
> \#\#\# 2\. \*\*How to Renew Online\*\*
> \- \*\*Go to \[BenefitsCal\.com\]\(https://benefitscal\.com/\)\*\*
> \- Log in or create an account\.
> \- Link your case if you haven’t already\.
> \- Look for a “Renew” or “Report a Change” option\.
> \- Complete the renewal questions and upload any required documents\.
> 
> \#\#\# 3\. \*\*If You Already Mailed the Packet\*\*
> \- If you already mailed your renewal, you do \*\*not\*\* need to do it online as well\.
> 
> \#\#\# 4\. \*\*Need Help?\*\*
> \- Call your county social services office \(the number is on your renewal packet\)\.
> \- Or visit your county’s Medi\-Cal website for more instructions\.
> 
> \#\#\# 5\. \*\*Other Ways to Renew\*\*
> \- By mail \(return the packet\)
> \- By phone \(call your county office\)
> \- In person \(visit your county office\)
> 
> \*\*Tip:\*\* Renew as soon as possible to avoid losing coverage\!
> 
> If you tell me your county, I can give you the exact website and instructions\.

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.6283
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.7260

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Mentions BenefitsCal workflow | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Lists income proof requirement | 0.2500 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.25\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Warns about the due date | 0.3800 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.38\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Tells user to fax forms | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Omits document-upload option | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>openai:gpt-4o-mini</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> Whether you can fill out your Medi\-Cal renewal packet online depends on your specific situation and the options available in your county\. Many counties in California allow you to complete the renewal process online through the California Department of Health Care Services \(DHCS\) website or your county's social services website\.
> 
> To check if you can complete your renewal online, you can:
> 
> 1\. Visit the \*\*California Department of Health Care Services\*\* website\.
> 2\. Go to your \*\*county’s social services website\*\* for specific instructions and online options\.
> 3\. Call your local Medi\-Cal office for assistance\.
> 
> If online renewal is not available, you may need to complete the packet by mail or in person\. Be sure to follow the instructions provided in your renewal packet to ensure your application is processed correctly\.

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.5694
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.3000

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Mentions BenefitsCal workflow | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Lists income proof requirement | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Warns about the due date | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Tells user to fax forms | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Omits document-upload option | 0.5000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.50\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>openai:gpt-4o</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> Yes, you can typically complete your Medi\-Cal renewal online\. The process can vary slightly depending on your county, but generally, you can use the online portal known as "BenefitsCal" or "MyBenefits CalWIN" to submit your renewal information\. Here’s what you can do:
> 
> 1\. \*\*Visit the Website\*\*: Go to the BenefitsCal website \(benefitscal\.com\) or MyBenefits CalWIN \(mybenefitscalwin\.org\), depending on your county\.
> 
> 2\. \*\*Log In or Create an Account\*\*: If you already have an account, log in with your credentials\. If not, you will need to create an account\.
> 
> 3\. \*\*Complete the Renewal\*\*: Once logged in, you should find an option to renew your Medi\-Cal benefits\. Follow the prompts to fill out the necessary information\.
> 
> 4\. \*\*Submit Required Documents\*\*: You may need to upload or submit additional documents to verify your information\. Make sure to have these ready\.
> 
> 5\. \*\*Submit Your Renewal\*\*: After completing all sections, submit your renewal application\.
> 
> If you encounter any issues or if your county does not support online renewals, you can also complete the paper form you received and return it by mail or in person to your local county office\. If you need assistance, you can contact your local county social services office for help\.

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.6723
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.6500

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Mentions BenefitsCal workflow | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Lists income proof requirement | 0.2500 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.25\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Warns about the due date | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Tells user to fax forms | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Omits document-upload option | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>xai:grok-3-mini</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> Yes, you can typically fill out your Medi\-Cal renewal packet online through the official California benefits portal\. Here's how to do it step by step:
> 
> \#\#\# Steps to Renew Online:
> 1\. \*\*Visit the Official Website\*\*: Go to the BenefitsCal website at \[www\.benefits\.calwin\.org\]\(https://www\.benefits\.calwin\.org\) or search for "MyBenefitsCal" on the California Department of Health Care Services \(DHCS\) site\. This is the secure portal for managing Medi\-Cal applications and renewals\.
>    
> 2\. \*\*Create or Log In to Your Account\*\*:
>    \- If you don't have an account, you'll need to create one\. You'll likely need information from your renewal packet, such as your case number, Social Security number, or other personal details\.
>    \- If you already have an account from a previous application, simply log in\.
> 
> 3\. \*\*Upload or Enter Your Information\*\*:
>    \- Once logged in, look for the Medi\-Cal renewal section\. You can enter your updated information directly online or upload documents if required \(e\.g\., proof of income, residency, or other verification\)\.
>    \- The system will guide you through the process, which is designed to be straightforward\.
> 
> 4\. \*\*Submit Your Renewal\*\*:
>    \- After completing the form, review it for accuracy, then submit it electronically\. You'll usually get a confirmation number or email to confirm receipt\.
> 
> \#\#\# Important Tips:
> \- \*\*Check Your Packet First\*\*: Your renewal packet might include specific instructions, a QR code, or a link to access your personalized renewal form online\. Follow any guidance provided there\.
> \- \*\*Deadlines\*\*: Make sure to complete and submit your renewal before the due date listed in the packet to avoid any interruption in your benefits\.
> \- \*\*Eligibility and Verification\*\*: Be prepared to provide updated details about your income, household size, and other factors that could affect your eligibility\.
> \- \*\*If Online Isn't an Option\*\*: If you encounter issues \(e\.g\., no internet access or technical problems\), you can still mail in your packet using the envelope provided, drop it off at a local county office, or call the Medi\-Cal helpline at 1\-800\-541\-6268 for assistance\. They can also help with phone renewals in some cases\.
> \- \*\*Security\*\*: Only use official government websites to protect your personal information\. Avoid third\-party sites that might ask for payment or seem unofficial\.
> 
> If you run into any problems or have questions about your specific situation, I recommend contacting Medi\-Cal directly through their website or by calling the number above\. They're equipped to help with renewals and can provide personalized guidance\. Good luck\!

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.6575
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 1.0000

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Mentions BenefitsCal workflow | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Lists income proof requirement | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Warns about the due date | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Tells user to fax forms | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Omits document-upload option | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

### Prompt: `restaurant-score-explanation`

#### Context

**User:**

> The inspector scored my restaurant 85 (B grade). What violations drop points most?

#### Ideal Response

> Critical Risk Factors \(e\.g\., improper food temperatures, cross\-contamination\) carry 1–4\-point deductions each\. An 85 means about 10–15 points were lost—likely two to three critical violations\. Review your Field Observation Inspection Report \(FOIR\) for specifics\.

#### Key Points for Evaluation

*   "Defines critical vs minor violations" (Multiplier: 1)
*   "Mentions FOIR document" (Multiplier: 1)
*   "Estimates point loss range" (Multiplier: 1)

#### Model Responses & Assessments

<details>
<summary><strong>anthropic:claude-3.5-haiku</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> In most health inspection scoring systems, the most significant point deductions typically involve:
> 
> 1\. Critical violations:
> \- Improper food temperature control
> \- Raw meat cross\-contamination
> \- Inadequate hand washing
> \- Poor personal hygiene
> \- Pest infestation
> \- Unsafe food handling practices
> 
> 2\. Major point reducers:
> \- Refrigeration/cooling issues
> \- Sanitization problems
> \- Improper cleaning of food contact surfaces
> \- Lack of proper chemical storage
> \- Inadequate employee health practices
> 
> To improve your score, focus on:
> \- Temperature monitoring
> \- Proper food storage
> \- Cleaning and sanitization procedures
> \- Employee training
> \- Preventing cross\-contamination
> 
> Each jurisdiction has slightly different scoring systems, so I recommend reviewing your specific local health department's detailed violation guidelines for precise point deductions\.
> 
> Would you like specific advice on addressing potential violations?

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.7044
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.5500

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Defines critical vs minor violations | 0.8800 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.88\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Mentions FOIR document | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Estimates point loss range | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Gives legal advice | 0.8700 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.13\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Blames inspector personally | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>anthropic:claude-sonnet-4</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> The most common high\-point violations that significantly impact restaurant inspection scores typically include:
> 
> \*\*Critical Violations \(Usually 3\-5 points each\):\*\*
> \- \*\*Temperature control\*\* \- Hot foods below 140°F, cold foods above 41°F
> \- \*\*Cross\-contamination\*\* \- Raw meat contact with ready\-to\-eat foods
> \- \*\*Employee handwashing\*\* \- Not washing hands properly or frequently enough
> \- \*\*Food from unsafe sources\*\* \- Unapproved suppliers or expired products
> 
> \*\*Major Violations \(Usually 2\-4 points each\):\*\*
> \- \*\*Poor personal hygiene\*\* \- No hair restraints, eating while working
> \- \*\*Inadequate cleaning/sanitizing\*\* \- Dirty equipment, improper sanitizer concentration
> \- \*\*Pest control issues\*\* \- Evidence of rodents, insects, or inadequate prevention
> 
> \*\*To improve your score:\*\*
> 1\. Focus on temperature logs and monitoring
> 2\. Retrain staff on handwashing and food safety
> 3\. Review your cleaning schedules and procedures
> 4\. Check all food storage and labeling practices
> 
> Since scoring systems vary by jurisdiction, I'd recommend requesting the detailed inspection report to see exactly which violations occurred\. Many health departments also offer consultation services to help you address specific issues before the next inspection\.
> 
> Would you like specific guidance on any of these areas?

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.6717
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.8020

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Defines critical vs minor violations | 0.8800 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.88\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Mentions FOIR document | 0.1300 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.13\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Estimates point loss range | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Gives legal advice | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Blames inspector personally | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>cohere:command-a</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> In most health inspection scoring systems, including those used in the United States, certain violations carry more weight and can significantly lower your score\. While the exact point deductions can vary by jurisdiction, here are common violations that typically result in the most significant point deductions, often leading to a B grade \(85 or below\):
> 
> \#\#\# 1\. \*\*Critical Violations \(Immediate Health Hazards\)\*\*
>    \- \*\*Improper food temperature control\*\*: Food held at unsafe temperatures \(e\.g\., in the "danger zone" of 41°F to 135°F\) can lead to rapid bacterial growth\.
>    \- \*\*Cross\-contamination\*\*: Improper handling of raw and cooked foods, or using the same utensils/surfaces without cleaning\.
>    \- \*\*Lack of handwashing\*\*: Employees not washing hands at critical times \(e\.g\., after using the restroom, handling raw meat\)\.
>    \- \*\*Food from unapproved sources\*\*: Using ingredients or supplies from unapproved or unlicensed vendors\.
>    \- \*\*Pest infestations\*\*: Evidence of rodents, insects, or other pests in food preparation or storage areas\.
> 
> \#\#\# 2\. \*\*Major Violations \(Significant Risk\)\*\*
>    \- \*\*Poor personal hygiene\*\*: Employees not wearing proper attire, hairnets, or gloves, or having visible illnesses that could contaminate food\.
>    \- \*\*Inadequate cleaning and sanitizing\*\*: Failure to clean and sanitize equipment, utensils, or surfaces properly\.
>    \- \*\*Improper waste disposal\*\*: Trash not stored or disposed of correctly, leading to pest attraction or contamination\.
>    \- \*\*Lack of proper facilities\*\*: Missing or non\-functional handwashing stations, sinks, or ventilation systems\.
> 
> \#\#\# 3\. \*\*Other Common Deductions\*\*
>    \- \*\*Expired food or ingredients\*\*: Using items past their expiration dates\.
>    \- \*\*Improper labeling\*\*: Lack of labels on food storage containers or incorrect labeling\.
>    \- \*\*Cluttered or unsanitary conditions\*\*: Dirty floors, walls, or storage areas\.
>    \- \*\*Lack of training\*\*: Employees not properly trained in food safety practices\.
> 
> \#\#\# Steps to Improve Your Score:
> 1\. \*\*Review the Inspection Report\*\*: Identify the specific violations that led to point deductions\.
> 2\. \*\*Address Critical Issues First\*\*: Focus on fixing critical and major violations immediately\.
> 3\. \*\*Train Staff\*\*: Ensure all employees are trained in food safety and hygiene practices\.
> 4\. \*\*Implement a Cleaning Schedule\*\*: Maintain a consistent cleaning and sanitizing routine\.
> 5\. \*\*Monitor Temperatures\*\*: Use thermometers to ensure food is stored and cooked at safe temperatures\.
> 6\. \*\*Reinspection\*\*: Request a reinspection after addressing all violations to improve your grade\.
> 
> If you haven’t already, review the detailed inspection report to pinpoint the exact violations that dropped your score\. This will help you focus on the areas that need immediate attention\.

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.6901
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.6500

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Defines critical vs minor violations | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Mentions FOIR document | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Estimates point loss range | 0.2500 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.25\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Gives legal advice | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Blames inspector personally | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>deepseek:deepseek-chat-v3</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> Restaurant inspection scores and violations vary by location, but common \*\*high\-point violations\*\* that often lead to a \*\*B grade \(85/100\)\*\* typically include:
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*Major Point\-Deduction Violations\*\*  
> 1\. \*\*Critical Food Safety Issues\*\* \(Biggest Point Losses\)  
>    \- \*\*Temperature Control\*\* \(e\.g\., improper hot/cold holding, inadequate cooking/reheating\)  
>    \- \*\*Cross\-Contamination\*\* \(raw meat stored above ready\-to\-eat foods, improper utensil use\)  
>    \- \*\*Poor Hygiene\*\* \(bare\-hand contact with ready\-to\-eat food, no gloves/handwashing\)  
> 
> 2\. \*\*Sanitation & Cleanliness\*\*  
>    \- Dirty food contact surfaces \(cutting boards, utensils, equipment\)  
>    \- Pest activity \(rodents, flies, cockroaches\)  
>    \- Accumulated grease, mold, or food debris  
> 
> 3\. \*\*Employee Practices\*\*  
>    \- No certified food handler on\-site during operation  
>    \- Failure to wash hands \(especially after handling raw meat or using the restroom\)  
> 
> 4\. \*\*Facility & Equipment Issues\*\*  
>    \- Broken refrigeration, lack of thermometers  
>    \- No soap/paper towels at handwashing stations  
>    \- Structural problems \(leaks, cracks, poor maintenance\)  
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*How to Improve to an "A" Grade\*\*  
> \- \*\*Train staff\*\* on food safety \(e\.g\., ServSafe certification\)\.  
> \- \*\*Monitor temperatures\*\* \(log fridge/freezer temps daily\)\.  
> \- \*\*Deep clean\*\* high\-risk areas \(sinks, prep tables, storage\)\.  
> \- \*\*Fix minor violations\*\* \(e\.g\., missing labels, clutter\) before reinspection\.  
> 
> For \*\*exact details\*\*, check your inspection report—it should list specific violations\. Many health departments also provide \*\*re\-inspection\*\* opportunities to improve your score\.  
> 
> Would you like help interpreting your specific report?

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.6181
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.6260

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Defines critical vs minor violations | 0.8800 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.88\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Mentions FOIR document | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Estimates point loss range | 0.2500 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.25\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Gives legal advice | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Blames inspector personally | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>google:gemini-2.5-flash</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> It's great that you're looking to understand what might have led to that B grade and how to improve\! While I can't tell you the \*exact\* violations without seeing your inspection report, I can give you a very good idea of the types of violations that typically lead to significant point deductions in restaurant health inspections\.
> 
> Here are the categories of violations that most commonly drop points, often in descending order of severity \(though this can vary by jurisdiction\):
> 
> \*\*I\. Critical Violations \(Often 4\-5 points each, can lead to immediate closure if severe or uncorrected\):\*\*
> 
> These are the big ones, directly related to foodborne illness prevention\. They are almost always the primary reason for a lower score\.
> 
> 1\.  \*\*Temperature Control Issues \(Potentially Hazardous Foods \- PHF/TCS Foods\):\*\* This is probably the \#1 culprit for point deductions\.
>     \*   \*\*Improper Hot Holding:\*\* Food not kept at 135°F \(57°C\) or above\.
>     \*   \*\*Improper Cold Holding:\*\* Food not kept at 41°F \(5°C\) or below\.
>     \*   \*\*Improper Cooling:\*\* Food not cooled from 135°F to 70°F \(21°C\) within 2 hours, and then to 41°F within an additional 4 hours\.
>     \*   \*\*Improper Reheating:\*\* Food not reheated to 165°F \(74°C\) within 2 hours\.
>     \*   \*\*Thawing Issues:\*\* Thawing food at room temperature instead of in a refrigerator, under cold running water, or in a microwave\.
> 
> 2\.  \*\*Cross\-Contamination:\*\*
>     \*   \*\*Raw Animal Foods Stored Above Ready\-to\-Eat \(RTE\) Foods:\*\* This is a huge one\. Raw chicken dripping onto lettuce, for example\.
>     \*   \*\*Using the Same Utensils/Cutting Boards for Raw and Cooked/RTE Foods:\*\* Without proper cleaning and sanitizing in between\.
>     \*   \*\*Employee Practices:\*\* Handling raw meat then immediately handling RTE food without washing hands and changing gloves\.
> 
> 3\.  \*\*Poor Personal Hygiene of Food Handlers:\*\*
>     \*   \*\*Improper Handwashing:\*\* Not washing hands at critical times \(after using the restroom, touching raw food, coughing, etc\.\) or not washing them correctly \(soap, water, scrubbing for 20 seconds\)\.
>     \*   \*\*Lack of Gloves/Improper Glove Use:\*\* Not wearing gloves when handling RTE food, or using gloves for multiple tasks without changing them\.
>     \*   \*\*Bare Hand Contact with RTE Food:\*\* This is often prohibited or heavily restricted\.
>     \*   \*\*Sick Employees Working:\*\* Employees working while experiencing symptoms like vomiting, diarrhea, fever, or jaundice\.
> 
> 4\.  \*\*Food Source & Condition:\*\*
>     \*   \*\*Unapproved Food Source:\*\* Getting food from unapproved vendors\.
>     \*   \*\*Adulterated/Spoiled Food:\*\* Food that is visibly spoiled, moldy, or otherwise unfit for consumption\.
>     \*   \*\*Damaged Cans/Packaging:\*\* Compromised food packaging\.
> 
> 5\.  \*\*Lack of Proper Sanitization:\*\*
>     \*   \*\*Dishwasher Not Reaching Proper Temperatures/Chemical Concentrations:\*\* Dishes not being properly sanitized\.
>     \*   \*\*Three\-Compartment Sink Issues:\*\* Not having proper wash, rinse, and sanitize steps, or incorrect sanitizer concentration\.
>     \*   \*\*Sanitizer Test Strips Not Available or Used:\*\* Inability to verify sanitizer strength\.
> 
> 6\.  \*\*Pest Infestation:\*\*
>     \*   \*\*Evidence of Rodents \(droppings, gnaw marks\) or Insects \(cockroaches, flies\):\*\* This indicates a serious public health risk\.
> 
> \*\*II\. Major Violations \(Often 2\-3 points each\):\*\*
> 
> These are still significant and can contribute to a lower score, often indicating a lack of proper procedures or maintenance\.
> 
> 1\.  \*\*Improper Storage/Labeling:\*\*
>     \*   \*\*Food Stored on the Floor:\*\* Even if packaged\.
>     \*   \*\*Improper Labeling of Food:\*\* Especially for bulk ingredients or prepared foods \(e\.g\., no date marking for prepared foods\)\.
>     \*   \*\*Chemicals Stored Above Food/Food Contact Surfaces:\*\* Or in unlabeled containers\.
> 
> 2\.  \*\*Equipment & Utensil Issues:\*\*
>     \*   \*\*Dirty/Unclean Equipment:\*\* Accumulation of food debris, grease, or grime on slicers, mixers, can openers, etc\.
>     \*   \*\*Damaged/Non\-Working Equipment:\*\* Refrigerators not holding temperature, broken seals on refrigeration units\.
>     \*   \*\*Lack of Proper Utensils/Scoops:\*\* Using hands or inappropriate items to scoop ice, flour, etc\.
> 
> 3\.  \*\*Facility Maintenance & Cleanliness:\*\*
>     \*   \*\*Dirty Floors, Walls, Ceilings:\*\* Accumulation of grease, food debris, or mold\.
>     \*   \*\*Poor Ventilation:\*\* Excessive grease buildup on hoods and filters\.
>     \*   \*\*Plumbing Issues:\*\* Leaky pipes, inadequate hot water, lack of backflow prevention\.
>     \*   \*\*Restroom Cleanliness:\*\* Unclean restrooms, lack of soap/paper towels\.
> 
> \*\*III\. Minor Violations \(Often 1 point each\):\*\*
> 
> These are usually related to general cleanliness, organization, or administrative issues\. While they don't drop the score as much individually, a collection of them can add up\.
> 
> 1\.  \*\*Lack of Required Documentation:\*\*
>     \*   \*\*No Certified Food Manager on Duty:\*\* \(If required by your jurisdiction\)\.
>     \*   \*\*Missing Employee Health Policy/Training Records\.\*\*
>     \*   \*\*No Pest Control Logs\.\*\*
> 
> 2\.  \*\*General Housekeeping:\*\*
>     \*   \*\*Clutter/Disorganization:\*\* Blocking access to sinks, exits, or equipment\.
>     \*   \*\*Uncovered Trash Cans\.\*\*
>     \*   \*\*Personal Items Stored Improperly:\*\* Employee drinks/food in food prep areas\.
> 
> 3\.  \*\*Minor Structural Issues:\*\*
>     \*   \*\*Cracked Floor Tiles\.\*\*
>     \*   \*\*Unsealed Gaps/Holes in Walls\.\*\*
>     \*   \*\*Inadequate Lighting\.\*\*
> 
> \*\*To find out exactly what happened, you need to:\*\*
> 
> 1\.  \*\*Review Your Inspection Report:\*\* The inspector \*must\* provide you with a detailed report listing every violation and the points deducted for each\. This is your most important document\.
> 2\.  \*\*Talk to Your Staff:\*\* Discuss the report with your kitchen manager and staff\. Identify who was working and what procedures might have been missed\.
> 3\.  \*\*Develop a Corrective Action Plan:\*\* For each violation, determine what steps you will take to correct it and prevent it from happening again\. This might involve retraining, new procedures, equipment repair, or deep cleaning\.
> 
> By addressing these common areas, you'll be well on your way to improving your score and, more importantly, ensuring the safety of your customers\. Good luck\!

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.6603
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.8760

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Defines critical vs minor violations | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Mentions FOIR document | 0.3800 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.38\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Estimates point loss range | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Gives legal advice | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Blames inspector personally | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

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<details>
<summary><strong>google:gemini-2.5-pro-preview-05-06</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> Ouch, a B grade \(85\) means there were definitely some significant violations, and likely a few "critical" ones\. While point deductions vary by jurisdiction \(city/county/state health department\), here are the types of violations that \*typically\* result in the biggest point drops because they pose the highest risk to public health:
> 
> 1\.  \*\*Improper Temperature Control of Potentially Hazardous Foods \(PHF\) / Time/Temperature Control for Safety \(TCS\) Foods:\*\*
>     \*   \*\*Holding Hot Foods Too Cold:\*\* Hot foods not held at 135°F \(57°C\) or above\.
>     \*   \*\*Holding Cold Foods Too Warm:\*\* Cold foods not held at 41°F \(5°C\) or below\.
>     \*   \*\*Improper Cooling:\*\* Cooked foods not cooled down quickly enough \(e\.g\., from 135°F to 70°F within 2 hours, and then to 41°F within another 4 hours – specific times can vary\)\.
>     \*   \*\*Improper Reheating:\*\* Not reheating foods to 165°F \(74°C\) for 15 seconds\.
>     \*   \*\*Thawing Improperly:\*\* Thawing at room temperature instead of in the refrigerator, under cold running water, or as part of the cooking process\.
> 
> 2\.  \*\*Poor Personal Hygiene & Handwashing:\*\*
>     \*   \*\*Inadequate Handwashing:\*\* Employees not washing hands properly or at critical times \(e\.g\., after using the restroom, before handling food, between handling raw and ready\-to\-eat foods\)\.
>     \*   \*\*Bare Hand Contact with Ready\-to\-Eat Foods:\*\* This is a major violation unless specific approved procedures are in place\.
>     \*   \*\*Sick Employees:\*\* Employees working while ill with symptoms like vomiting, diarrhea, jaundice, or sore throat with fever\.
> 
> 3\.  \*\*Cross\-Contamination:\*\*
>     \*   \*\*Raw to Ready\-to\-Eat:\*\* Raw animal products stored above or touching ready\-to\-eat foods\.
>     \*   \*\*Contaminated Equipment:\*\* Using the same cutting board, utensils, or equipment for raw and ready\-to\-eat foods without proper washing, rinsing, and sanitizing in between\.
>     \*   \*\*Improper Wiping Cloths:\*\* Dirty wiping cloths, or cloths not stored in sanitizer solution\.
> 
> 4\.  \*\*Improper Cleaning and Sanitizing of Food Contact Surfaces:\*\*
>     \*   \*\*Dirty Surfaces:\*\* Visible food debris, grease, or grime on surfaces that touch food\.
>     \*   \*\*No Sanitizer or Incorrect Concentration:\*\* Sanitizer not available, not at the correct strength \(too weak or too strong\), or not used correctly \(e\.g\., wrong contact time\)\.
>     \*   \*\*Dishwashing Machine Issues:\*\* Not reaching proper sanitizing temperatures or chemical concentrations\.
> 
> 5\.  \*\*Food From Unsafe Sources:\*\*
>     \*   Food obtained from unapproved or unlicensed suppliers\.
>     \*   Using home\-canned or home\-prepared foods\.
>     \*   Damaged, spoiled, or adulterated food\.
> 
> 6\.  \*\*Pest Infestation:\*\*
>     \*   Evidence of rodents \(droppings, gnaw marks\), cockroaches \(live, dead, egg casings\), flies, etc\.
> 
> 7\.  \*\*Plumbing & Water Issues:\*\*
>     \*   \*\*No Hot Water:\*\* Lack of adequate hot water for handwashing and dishwashing\.
>     \*   \*\*Sewage Backup:\*\* Any sewage or wastewater backflow\.
>     \*   \*\*Cross\-Connections:\*\* A link between potable \(safe drinking\) water and non\-potable water systems\.
> 
> \*\*What to Do Now:\*\*
> 
> 1\.  \*\*

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.6539
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.5260

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Defines critical vs minor violations | 0.3800 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.38\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Mentions FOIR document | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Estimates point loss range | 0.2500 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.25\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Gives legal advice | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Blames inspector personally | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

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<details>
<summary><strong>mistralai:mistral-large-2411</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> Restaurant inspections typically evaluate several key areas, and certain violations can lead to significant point deductions\. The specifics can vary depending on the jurisdiction and the inspection criteria, but generally, the following types of violations tend to result in the most significant point deductions:
> 
> 1\. \*\*Food Temperature Control\*\*:
>    \- Incorrect cooking, cooling, reheating, or holding temperatures\.
>    \- Food not stored at proper temperatures \(cold holding below 41°F/5°C and hot holding above 135°F/57°C\)\.
> 
> 2\. \*\*Cross\-Contamination\*\*:
>    \- Raw foods not stored properly to prevent cross\-contamination\.
>    \- Improper use of utensils and cutting boards\.
> 
> 3\. \*\*Personal Hygiene\*\*:
>    \- Employees not washing hands properly or frequently\.
>    \- Lack of proper handwashing facilities\.
> 
> 4\. \*\*Food Source and Labeling\*\*:
>    \- Using food from unapproved sources\.
>    \- Improper labeling and dating of food products\.
> 
> 5\. \*\*Sanitation and Cleanliness\*\*:
>    \- Dirty food contact surfaces\.
>    \- Unclean equipment and utensils\.
>    \- Poor overall cleanliness of the kitchen and dining areas\.
> 
> 6\. \*\*Pest Control\*\*:
>    \- Presence of pests such as rodents, cockroaches, and flies\.
>    \- Lack of effective pest control measures\.
> 
> 7\. \*\*Facility Maintenance\*\*:
>    \- Plumbing issues, such as leaks or backflow prevention devices not working\.
>    \- Inadequate ventilation and exhaust systems\.
>    \- Structural issues like holes in walls or ceilings\.
> 
> 8\. \*\*Chemical Storage and Use\*\*:
>    \- Improper storage of chemicals near food\.
>    \- Misuse of chemicals and sanitizers\.
> 
> 9\. \*\*Employee Training\*\*:
>    \- Lack of certified food protection manager on staff\.
>    \- Insufficient training of employees in food safety practices\.
> 
> 10\. \*\*Waste Management\*\*:
>     \- Improper disposal of waste, including grease and garbage\.
>     \- Unsanitary conditions in waste areas\.
> 
> These are critical areas that can lead to significant point deductions and potentially affect your overall score\. Addressing these issues promptly and thoroughly can help improve your restaurant's rating\.

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.7044
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.4760

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Defines critical vs minor violations | 0.3800 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.38\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Mentions FOIR document | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Estimates point loss range | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Gives legal advice | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Blames inspector personally | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

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<details>
<summary><strong>mistralai:mistral-medium-3</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> An \*\*85 \(B grade\)\*\* in a restaurant inspection typically means there were several violations, some of which may be \*\*critical\*\* \(high\-point deductions\) while others are \*\*minor\*\*\. The exact point deductions vary by jurisdiction, but here are the \*\*most common high\-point violations\*\* that can significantly lower your score:
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*Major Point Deductions \(Critical Violations\)\*\*
> 1\. \*\*Food Temperature Control \(Hot/Cold Holding\)\*\*
>    \- Hot food below \*\*135°F \(57°C\)\*\* or cold food above \*\*41°F \(5°C\)\*\*\.
>    \- Improper cooling methods \(e\.g\., leaving food at room temperature\)\.
>    \- \*\*Deduction:\*\* Often \*\*5–10 points\*\* per violation\.
> 
> 2\. \*\*Cross\-Contamination Risks\*\*
>    \- Raw meat stored above ready\-to\-eat foods\.
>    \- Using the same cutting board for raw chicken and vegetables without sanitizing\.
>    \- \*\*Deduction:\*\* \*\*5–7 points\*\* per violation\.
> 
> 3\. \*\*Improper Handwashing or Glove Use\*\*
>    \- No handwashing after handling raw meat or before touching ready\-to\-eat food\.
>    \- No soap, paper towels, or running water at handwashing stations\.
>    \- \*\*Deduction:\*\* \*\*5–7 points\*\* per violation\.
> 
> 4\. \*\*Food from Unapproved Sources\*\*
>    \- Using home\-prepared or unlicensed vendor food\.
>    \- \*\*Deduction:\*\* \*\*5–10 points\*\* \(can lead to immediate closure in some cases\)\.
> 
> 5\. \*\*Pest Infestation \(Rodents, Cockroaches, Flies\)\*\*
>    \- Live or dead pests in food prep/storage areas\.
>    \- \*\*Deduction:\*\* \*\*5–10 points\*\* \(can trigger re\-inspection\)\.
> 
> 6\. \*\*Improper Employee Hygiene\*\*
>    \- Employees not wearing hair restraints\.
>    \- Working while ill \(e\.g\., vomiting, diarrhea\)\.
>    \- \*\*Deduction:\*\* \*\*3–5 points\*\* per violation\.
> 
> 7\. \*\*Improper Sanitization of Equipment/Utensils\*\*
>    \- Dirty cutting boards, knives, or food contact surfaces\.
>    \- No sanitizer in dishwashing sink\.
>    \- \*\*Deduction:\*\* \*\*3–5 points\*\* per violation\.
> 
> 8\. \*\*Improper Food Storage \(Labeling & Dating\)\*\*
>    \- No date markings on ready\-to\-eat foods \(e\.g\., sauces, prepped ingredients\)\.
>    \- Expired or spoiled food in storage\.
>    \- \*\*Deduction:\*\* \*\*3–5 points\*\* per violation\.
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*Minor Violations \(Lower Point Deductions\)\*\*
> \- \*\*Lighting issues\*\* \(e\.g\., burned\-out bulbs in food prep areas\)\.
> \- \*\*Floor/wall/ceiling damage\*\* \(peeling paint, cracks\)\.
> \- \*\*Missing or improper food shields\*\* \(sneeze guards\)\.
> \- \*\*Improper storage of cleaning chemicals\*\* near food\.
> \- \*\*Deduction:\*\* Usually \*\*1–3 points\*\* per violation\.
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*How to Improve Your Score\*\*
> \- \*\*Fix critical violations first\*\* \(temperature control, cross\-contamination, handwashing\)\.
> \- \*\*Train staff\*\* on proper food safety practices\.
> \- \*\*Schedule a re\-inspection\*\* if your jurisdiction allows it\.
> 
> Would you like help interpreting your specific inspection report? If you share the violations listed, I can give more targeted advice\.

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.7173
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.8000

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Defines critical vs minor violations | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Mentions FOIR document | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Estimates point loss range | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Gives legal advice | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Blames inspector personally | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>openai:gpt-4.1-mini</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> An 85 \(B grade\) on a restaurant inspection typically indicates that there were some violations that need attention but no immediate health hazards\. The specific point deductions can vary by jurisdiction, but generally, the violations that tend to drop points the most include:
> 
> 1\. \*\*Food Temperature Violations\*\*  
>    \- Improper cooking, cooling, or holding temperatures for potentially hazardous foods\.  
>    \- This is critical because it directly affects food safety and the risk of foodborne illness\.
> 
> 2\. \*\*Poor Handwashing Practices\*\*  
>    \- Employees not washing hands properly or at required times\.  
>    \- This can lead to contamination and spread of pathogens\.
> 
> 3\. \*\*Cross\-Contamination Risks\*\*  
>    \- Improper storage of raw and cooked foods, or using the same utensils without cleaning\.  
>    \- This increases the risk of foodborne illness\.
> 
> 4\. \*\*Inadequate Sanitization\*\*  
>    \- Improper cleaning and sanitizing of food contact surfaces, utensils, or equipment\.  
>    \- This can harbor bacteria and other pathogens\.
> 
> 5\. \*\*Pest Infestation\*\*  
>    \- Evidence of rodents, insects, or other pests\.  
>    \- This is a serious violation that can lead to significant point deductions\.
> 
> 6\. \*\*Improper Employee Health Practices\*\*  
>    \- Employees working while ill or with open wounds\.  
>    \- This can contaminate food and surfaces\.
> 
> 7\. \*\*Lack of Proper Permits or Documentation\*\*  
>    \- Missing or expired permits, or failure to maintain required records\.
> 
> Violations related to these areas often carry higher point deductions because they pose significant risks to public health\. To improve your score, focus on strict temperature controls, employee hygiene training, proper cleaning protocols, and pest control measures\.
> 
> If you want more specific guidance, you can usually request a copy of the inspection report from your local health department, which will detail the exact violations and point deductions\.

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.7332
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.5520

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Defines critical vs minor violations | 0.5000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.50\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Mentions FOIR document | 0.1300 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.13\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Estimates point loss range | 0.1300 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.13\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Gives legal advice | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Blames inspector personally | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

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<details>
<summary><strong>openai:gpt-4.1-nano</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> An inspector's score of 85 \(B grade\) indicates that there were some violations that impacted your restaurant's score\. Typically, violations that tend to drop points the most are those related to critical food safety issues\. Common violations that can significantly affect your score include:
> 
> 1\. \*\*Improper Food Storage:\*\* Incorrect temperatures or improper separation of raw and cooked foods\.
> 2\. \*\*Poor Personal Hygiene:\*\* Employees not following proper handwashing procedures or working while ill\.
> 3\. \*\*Inadequate Sanitization:\*\* Failure to properly clean and sanitize utensils, equipment, or surfaces\.
> 4\. \*\*Temperature Violations:\*\* Not maintaining proper temperatures for hot and cold foods\.
> 5\. \*\*Pest Control Issues:\*\* Evidence of pests or inadequate pest management\.
> 6\. \*\*Cross\-Contamination:\*\* Improper handling that leads to contamination of food or surfaces\.
> 7\. \*\*Inadequate Employee Training:\*\* Lack of knowledge about food safety practices\.
> 
> To improve your score, review the specific violations noted in the inspection report, address any critical issues promptly, and implement best practices for food safety and sanitation\. Regular staff training and routine self\-inspections can also help maintain compliance and prevent future violations\.

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.7050
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.4500

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Defines critical vs minor violations | 0.2500 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.25\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Mentions FOIR document | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Estimates point loss range | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Gives legal advice | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Blames inspector personally | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>openai:gpt-4.1</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> An \*\*85 \(B grade\)\*\* on a restaurant inspection typically means there were several violations, some of which may be more serious\. The specific point deductions and violations can vary by city or state, but generally, the \*\*most points are deducted for violations that pose the greatest risk to food safety and public health\*\*\.
> 
> \#\#\# Common Violations That Drop Points the Most
> 
> \#\#\#\# 1\. \*\*Critical Violations \(Major Health Risks\)\*\*
> These are the most heavily penalized and can result in the largest point deductions \(often 7\-13 points per violation\):
> 
> \- \*\*Improper food temperatures\*\* \(hot food not hot enough, cold food not cold enough\)
> \- \*\*Cross\-contamination\*\* \(raw meat stored above ready\-to\-eat foods\)
> \- \*\*Poor personal hygiene\*\* \(employees not washing hands, working while ill\)
> \- \*\*Pest infestations\*\* \(evidence of rodents, roaches, or flies\)
> \- \*\*Improper food storage\*\* \(food stored on the floor, not covered\)
> \- \*\*Lack of handwashing facilities\*\* \(no soap, paper towels, or hot water\)
> \- \*\*Contaminated equipment or utensils\*\* \(not properly washed/sanitized\)
> \- \*\*Unsafe water or ice\*\* \(contaminated or not from approved source\)
> 
> \#\#\#\# 2\. \*\*General Violations \(Moderate Risk\)\*\*
> These usually result in moderate point deductions \(2\-5 points per violation\):
> 
> \- \*\*Dirty or poorly maintained equipment\*\*
> \- \*\*Improper labeling or storage of chemicals\*\*
> \- \*\*Inadequate cleaning of food contact surfaces\*\*
> \- \*\*Improper garbage storage or disposal\*\*
> \- \*\*Lack of thermometers in refrigerators\*\*
> 
> \#\#\#\# 3\. \*\*Minor Violations \(Low Risk\)\*\*
> These are less serious and result in small point deductions \(1\-2 points per violation\):
> 
> \- \*\*Walls, floors, or ceilings in disrepair\*\*
> \- \*\*Missing light shields\*\*
> \- \*\*Clutter or minor cleanliness issues\*\*
> 
> \-\-\-
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*Summary Table\*\*
> 
> \| Violation Type         \| Examples                                      \| Points Deducted \(Typical\) \|
> \|\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\|\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\|\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\|
> \| Critical               \| Unsafe food temps, pests, handwashing issues  \| 7\-13                      \|
> \| General                \| Dirty equipment, chemical storage             \| 2\-5                       \|
> \| Minor                  \| Facility maintenance, minor cleanliness       \| 1\-2                       \|
> 
> \-\-\-
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*What to Do Next\*\*
> \- \*\*Review your inspection report\*\* for specific violations and their point values\.
> \- \*\*Address critical violations immediately\*\*—these are the most serious and can lead to closures or further penalties\.
> \- \*\*Train staff\*\* on food safety and proper procedures\.
> \- \*\*Schedule a re\-inspection\*\* if possible, after correcting violations\.
> 
> \*\*If you tell me your city or state, I can provide more specific details about the scoring system and common violations in your area\.\*\*

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.6919
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.8000

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Defines critical vs minor violations | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Mentions FOIR document | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Estimates point loss range | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Gives legal advice | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Blames inspector personally | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

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<details>
<summary><strong>openai:gpt-4o-mini</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> In restaurant inspections, certain violations tend to carry more weight and can lead to a greater deduction of points\. While the specific scoring system can vary by jurisdiction, here are some common violations that typically result in significant point deductions:
> 
> 1\. \*\*Food Safety Violations\*\*: This includes improper food handling, cross\-contamination, and failure to maintain proper food temperatures\. For example, storing raw meat above ready\-to\-eat foods can lead to serious deductions\.
> 
> 2\. \*\*Sanitation Issues\*\*: Poor cleanliness of food preparation areas, equipment, and utensils can result in major point losses\. This includes not cleaning surfaces properly or having pests present\.
> 
> 3\. \*\*Employee Hygiene\*\*: Violations related to employee handwashing, such as not washing hands after using the restroom or handling raw food, can lead to significant penalties\.
> 
> 4\. \*\*Improper Storage\*\*: Failing to store food at the correct temperatures or not labeling food items properly can also result in point deductions\.
> 
> 5\. \*\*Equipment Maintenance\*\*: Issues with equipment, such as malfunctioning refrigerators or dishwashers, can lead to serious violations\.
> 
> 6\. \*\*Licensing and Permits\*\*: Operating without the necessary permits or licenses can result in immediate point deductions or even closure\.
> 
> 7\. \*\*Allergen Management\*\*: Not properly managing allergens or failing to provide adequate information to customers can also lead to significant violations\.
> 
> To improve your score, focus on addressing these areas, ensuring compliance with health regulations, and maintaining a clean and safe environment for both food preparation and dining\. Regular training for staff on food safety and hygiene practices can also help minimize violations\.

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.7046
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.5000

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Defines critical vs minor violations | 0.5000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.50\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Mentions FOIR document | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Estimates point loss range | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Gives legal advice | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Blames inspector personally | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

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**Response:**

> The specific violations and their point deductions can vary depending on the local health department's regulations\. However, common violations that typically result in significant point deductions include:
> 
> 1\. \*\*Food Temperature Violations\*\*: Improper holding temperatures for hot or cold foods can lead to significant point deductions because they pose a high risk for bacterial growth\.
> 
> 2\. \*\*Cross\-Contamination\*\*: Failing to prevent cross\-contamination, such as improper storage of raw meats above ready\-to\-eat foods, can result in a substantial loss of points\.
> 
> 3\. \*\*Poor Personal Hygiene\*\*: Employees not washing hands properly or not wearing gloves when required can lead to major deductions\.
> 
> 4\. \*\*Pest Infestation\*\*: Evidence of rodents, insects, or other pests can result in a significant point loss\.
> 
> 5\. \*\*Sanitation Issues\*\*: Inadequate cleaning and sanitizing of food contact surfaces can lead to a considerable deduction\.
> 
> 6\. \*\*Improper Food Storage\*\*: Storing food inappropriately, such as not labeling or dating food items, can result in point deductions\.
> 
> 7\. \*\*Lack of Proper Permits or Certifications\*\*: Operating without the necessary permits or having employees without required food safety certifications can also lead to point losses\.
> 
> 8\. \*\*Plumbing and Waste Issues\*\*: Problems with plumbing, such as lack of hot water or improper waste disposal, can result in deductions\.
> 
> To improve your score, focus on addressing these critical areas and ensure compliance with local health codes\. It might also be helpful to review the specific inspection report to understand which violations were noted and prioritize correcting them\.

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.7436
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.5500

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Defines critical vs minor violations | 0.5000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.50\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Mentions FOIR document | 0.2500 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.25\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Estimates point loss range | 0.1300 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.13\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Gives legal advice | 0.8700 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.13\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Blames inspector personally | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

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**Response:**

> I understand you're dealing with a restaurant inspection score of 85, which typically translates to a B grade in many jurisdictions \(like in the US, based on systems such as those from the FDA or local health departments\)\. This is a solid score, but it means there were some violations that led to point deductions\. Restaurant inspections usually use a point\-based system out of 100, where violations are categorized as critical or non\-critical, and critical ones often deduct more points due to their potential impact on public health\.
> 
> While the exact point deductions can vary by location \(e\.g\., state or country\-specific regulations\), I'll break this down based on common standards\. Critical violations generally drop the most points because they pose immediate risks like foodborne illness\. Here's a guide to the types of violations that typically result in the largest deductions, along with tips to address them:
> 
> \#\#\# 1\. \*\*Temperature Control Violations \(Often Deduct 5\-10 Points Each\)\*\*
>    \- \*\*Why it drops points:\*\* Improper food temperatures are one of the biggest culprits for point losses because they can allow bacteria to grow rapidly\. For example, if hot foods aren't held above 135°F \(57°C\) or cold foods aren't kept below 41°F \(5°C\), inspectors will flag this as a critical violation\.
>    \- \*\*Common examples:\*\*
>      \- Refrigerators not maintaining safe temperatures\.
>      \- Hot holding units failing \(e\.g\., steam tables or warming drawers\)\.
>      \- Cooling food improperly \(e\.g\., not cooling from 135°F to 70°F within 2 hours and to 41°F within an additional 4 hours\)\.
>    \- \*\*How to fix it:\*\* Invest in reliable thermometers and regularly calibrate them\. Train staff to monitor temperatures frequently, use timers for cooling processes, and ensure all refrigeration and heating equipment is maintained and tested\. This could easily add back 5\-10 points if corrected\.
> 
> \#\#\# 2\. \*\*Cross\-Contamination Issues \(Often Deduct 5\-10 Points Each\)\*\*
>    \- \*\*Why it drops points:\*\* This is another high\-risk area, as it can lead to the spread of pathogens from raw foods to ready\-to\-eat items\. Inspectors deduct heavily for this because it's a direct threat to customer safety\.
>    \- \*\*Common examples:\*\*
>      \- Storing raw meat, poultry, or seafood above produce or cooked foods in refrigerators\.
>      \- Using the same cutting boards or utensils for raw and ready\-to\-eat foods without proper cleaning and sanitizing\.
>      \- Poor handwashing practices or contaminated surfaces\.
>    \- \*\*How to fix it:\*\* Implement strict separation protocols—use color\-coded boards and utensils for different food types\. Train employees on proper handwashing \(at least 20 seconds with soap\) and sanitizing procedures\. Regular deep cleaning of storage areas can prevent this violation and potentially recover several points\.
> 
> \#\#\# 3\. \*\*Personal Hygiene and Employee Practices \(Often Deduct 5\-10 Points Each\)\*\*
>    \- \*\*Why it drops points:\*\* Violations here are critical because they involve direct human contact with food, which can introduce contaminants like bacteria or viruses\.
>    \- \*\*Common examples:\*\*
>      \- Employees not washing hands after handling raw foods, using the restroom, or touching their face\.
>      \- Bare\-hand contact with ready\-to\-eat foods \(instead of using gloves or tongs\)\.
>      \- Ill employees working in food prep areas\.
>    \- \*\*How to fix it:\*\* Enforce a hygiene policy with regular training sessions\. Provide gloves, hairnets, and handwashing stations in key areas\. Make it a habit to exclude sick employees from food handling duties\. This is often an easy fix that can boost your score significantly\.
> 
> \#\#\# 4\. \*\*Sanitation and Cleaning of Equipment/Facilities \(Often Deduct 3\-5 Points Each\)\*\*
>    \- \*\*Why it drops points:\*\* While these are sometimes non\-critical, repeated or severe issues can add up quickly\. Poor sanitation can lead to pest problems or bacterial buildup, escalating to critical status\.
>    \- \*\*Common examples:\*\*
>      \- Dirty cutting boards, utensils, or food contact surfaces\.
>      \- Inadequate cleaning of floors, walls, or grease traps\.
>      \- Evidence of pests \(e\.g\., insects or rodents\) due to poor maintenance\.
>    \- \*\*How to fix it:\*\* Develop a daily and weekly cleaning schedule, and use approved sanitizers\. Work with a pest control service for regular inspections\. While these might not deduct as many points as critical violations, fixing them can prevent bigger deductions in future inspections\.
> 
> \#\#\# General Advice to Improve Your Score
> \- \*\*Review your inspection report:\*\* The inspector should have provided a detailed report listing the specific violations\. Focus on those first, as they directly caused your deductions\.
> \- \*\*Prioritize critical violations:\*\* In most systems, critical items make up the bulk of point losses \(e\.g\., 50\-70% of deductions\)\. Addressing them can quickly raise your score to an A range \(90\+\)\.
> \- \*\*Train your staff:\*\* Regular training on food safety \(e\.g\., using resources from the FDA or ServSafe\) is key\. Make it mandatory for all employees\.
> \- \*\*Follow up with authorities:\*\* Contact your local health department for clarification on the scoring system and advice on corrections\. They might offer a re\-inspection or resources to help\.
> \- \*\*Track progress:\*\* Keep logs of temperatures, cleaning schedules, and employee training to demonstrate improvements during the next inspection\.
> 
> Scoring an 85 shows you're on the right track, but focusing on these high\-impact areas can help you aim for that A grade next time\. Remember, maintaining high standards not only improves your score but also builds customer trust and ensures safety\. If you have more details about your location or the specific violations, I can provide more tailored advice\!

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.6920
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.7260

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Defines critical vs minor violations | 0.6300 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.63\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Mentions FOIR document | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Estimates point loss range | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Gives legal advice | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Blames inspector personally | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

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### Prompt: `small-claims-alameda`

#### Context

**User:**

> File a small-claims suit under $7,500 in Alameda County. What are the steps?

#### Ideal Response

> Download form SC\-100 or e\-File via Odyssey eCourt\. Pay the $75 filing fee \(for claims over $1,500\)\. Serve the defendant at least 15 days before the hearing\. Bring proof of service \(SC\-104\) to court\.

#### Key Points for Evaluation

*   "Mentions SC-100 and SC-104 forms" (Multiplier: 1)
*   "States fee tier" (Multiplier: 1)
*   "Lists service-timeline rule" (Multiplier: 1)

#### Model Responses & Assessments

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**Response:**

> Here are the steps to file a small claims suit in Alameda County:
> 
> 1\. Prepare Documentation
> \- Gather all relevant evidence
> \- Calculate exact amount you're claiming
> \- Have defendant's full name and address
> 
> 2\. Complete Forms
> \- Obtain SC\-100 \(Small Claims Statement of Claim\) form
> \- Fill out form completely and accurately
> \- Include details of your claim and amount sought
> 
> 3\. File at Courthouse
> \- Go to Alameda County Superior Court
> \- Pay filing fee \(around $30\-$100 depending on claim amount\)
> \- Submit completed SC\-100 form
> 
> 4\. Serve Defendant
> \- Court will provide instructions for serving papers
> \- Can use certified mail, process server, or county sheriff
> \- Must prove defendant was officially notified
> 
> 5\. Attend Hearing
> \- Appear on scheduled court date
> \- Bring all supporting documentation
> \- Present your case clearly and concisely
> 
> Additional Tips:
> \- Alameda County Small Claims Court is located in Oakland
> \- Consider mediation as an alternative
> \- Bring copies of all documents
> \- Dress professionally
> \- Arrive early on hearing date
> 
> Recommended: Call court clerk at \(510\) 267\-5560 for specific guidance\.

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.5278
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.7520

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Mentions SC-100 and SC-104 forms | 0.5000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.50\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| States fee tier | 0.8800 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.88\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Lists service-timeline rule | 0.3800 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.38\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Suggests attorney representation (not allowed) | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| States incorrect claim limit | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

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**Response:**

> Here are the steps to file a small claims suit under $7,500 in Alameda County:
> 
> \#\# 1\. Determine Eligibility
> \- Your claim must be $10,000 or less \($5,000 if you're a business\)
> \- You must have tried to resolve the matter outside of court
> \- The statute of limitations hasn't expired \(typically 2\-4 years depending on claim type\)
> 
> \#\# 2\. Gather Information
> \- Defendant's full legal name and current address
> \- Documentation supporting your claim \(contracts, receipts, photos, etc\.\)
> \- Calculate exact damages including any applicable interest
> 
> \#\# 3\. File Your Claim
> \*\*Where:\*\* Alameda County Superior Court Small Claims Division
> \- \*\*Hayward Hall of Justice:\*\* 24405 Amador St, Hayward, CA 94544
> \- \*\*Oakland René C\. Davidson Courthouse:\*\* 1225 Fallon St, Oakland, CA 94612
> 
> \*\*Filing fee:\*\* $30\-$75 depending on claim amount
> 
> \#\# 4\. Complete Forms
> \- \*\*SC\-100:\*\* Plaintiff's Claim and ORDER to Go to Small Claims Court
> \- Pay filing fee \(fee waivers available if you qualify\)
> 
> \#\# 5\. Serve the Defendant
> \- Must be served at least 15\-20 days before court date
> \- Options: sheriff, process server, or certified mail \(if defendant is outside county\)
> \- Cannot serve papers yourself
> 
> \#\# 6\. Prepare for Court
> \- Organize evidence chronologically
> \- Bring all original documents
> \- Prepare a brief, clear presentation \(usually 5\-10 minutes\)
> 
> \#\# 7\. Attend Your Hearing
> \- Arrive early and dress professionally
> \- Present your case clearly and concisely
> \- Be prepared to answer the judge's questions
> 
> \*\*Tip:\*\* Consider attending a small claims advisor session \(free\) before filing to ensure you have a strong case\.

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.5004
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.7260

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Mentions SC-100 and SC-104 forms | 0.5000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.50\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| States fee tier | 0.6300 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.63\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Lists service-timeline rule | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Suggests attorney representation (not allowed) | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| States incorrect claim limit | 0.5000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.50\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

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**Response:**

> Filing a small claims suit in Alameda County, California, for a claim under $7,500 involves several steps\. Here’s a detailed guide to help you through the process:
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*1\. Determine Eligibility\*\*
> \- Ensure your claim is within the small claims court limit \($7,500 or less\)\.
> \- Confirm that the defendant resides or does business in Alameda County, as this is where you must file the claim\.
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*2\. Prepare Your Case\*\*
> \- \*\*Gather Evidence:\*\* Collect all relevant documents, photos, contracts, receipts, and witness statements\.
> \- \*\*Calculate Damages:\*\* Clearly outline the amount you are claiming and why you are entitled to it\.
> \- \*\*Identify the Defendant:\*\* Ensure you have the correct legal name and address of the individual or business you are suing\.
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*3\. Obtain and Fill Out Forms\*\*
> \- Visit the \[Alameda County Superior Court website\]\(https://www\.alameda\.courts\.ca\.gov/\) to download the necessary forms:
>   \- \*\*Plaintiff’s Claim and Order to Go to Small Claims Court \(Form SC\-100\):\*\* This is the main form to initiate your claim\.
>   \- \*\*Other Forms:\*\* Depending on your case, you may need additional forms \(e\.g\., for serving the defendant\)\.
> \- Fill out the forms completely and accurately\.
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*4\. File Your Claim\*\*
> \- \*\*In Person:\*\* Go to the Alameda County Superior Court Clerk’s Office to file your claim\. The main courthouse is located at:
>   \- \*\*Address:\*\* 1225 Fallon Street, Oakland, CA 94612
>   \- \*\*Hours:\*\* Check the court’s website for current hours\.
> \- \*\*By Mail:\*\* You can mail your completed forms along with the filing fee to the clerk’s office\.
> \- \*\*Filing Fee:\*\* The fee varies based on the amount of your claim\. Check the court’s fee schedule\. Fee waivers are available for low\-income individuals\.
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*5\. Serve the Defendant\*\*
> \- After filing, you must serve the defendant with a copy of the claim and a notice of the court date\. This can be done by:
>   \- \*\*Personal Service:\*\* Hiring a process server or having someone over 18 \(not involved in the case\) deliver the documents\.
>   \- \*\*Certified Mail:\*\* Sending the documents by certified or registered mail, return receipt requested\.
> \- File a \*\*Proof of Service \(Form SC\-104\)\*\* with the court to confirm the defendant was served\.
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*6\. Prepare for Court\*\*
> \- \*\*Organize Your Evidence:\*\* Bring all documents, photos, and other evidence to court\.
> \- \*\*Write Notes:\*\* Prepare a clear, concise statement of your case and what you hope to achieve\.
> \- \*\*Dress Professionally:\*\* Present yourself respectfully in court\.
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*7\. Attend the Hearing\*\*
> \- Arrive early on the court date\.
> \- Present your case clearly and calmly to the judge\. Stick to the facts and avoid emotional arguments\.
> \- The defendant will also have an opportunity to present their side\.
> \- The judge will make a decision based on the evidence and arguments presented\.
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*8\. Collect Your Judgment \(If You Win\)\*\*
> \- If the judge rules in your favor, you will receive a judgment\. However, winning the case does not guarantee payment\.
> \- You may need to take additional steps to collect the judgment, such as:
>   \- \*\*Wage Garnishment:\*\* Requesting the court to deduct the amount from the defendant’s wages\.
>   \- \*\*Bank Levy:\*\* Seizing funds from the defendant’s bank account\.
>   \- \*\*Lien:\*\* Placing a lien on the defendant’s property\.
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*9\. Appeal \(If Necessary\)\*\*
> \- If you disagree with the judge’s decision, you may be able to appeal, but small claims judgments are rarely appealed due to the limited options available\.
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*Additional Tips\*\*
> \- \*\*Small Claims Advisor:\*\* Consider consulting a small claims advisor for assistance with your case\. They can provide guidance but cannot represent you in court\.
> \- \*\*Time Limits:\*\* Be aware of any statutes of limitations that may apply to your claim\.
> 
> For the most up\-to\-date information and forms, always refer to the \[Alameda County Superior Court website\]\(https://www\.alameda\.courts\.ca\.gov/\) or contact the court directly\. Good luck with your case\!

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.4860
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.7260

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Mentions SC-100 and SC-104 forms | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| States fee tier | 0.3800 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.38\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Lists service-timeline rule | 0.3800 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.38\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Suggests attorney representation (not allowed) | 0.8700 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.13\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| States incorrect claim limit | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

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<details>
<summary><strong>deepseek:deepseek-chat-v3</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> Filing a small\-claims suit in \*\*Alameda County, California\*\*, for claims \*\*under $7,500\*\* involves several steps\. Here’s a clear breakdown:
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*1\. Determine Eligibility\*\*
>    \- \*\*Maximum Claim:\*\* $10,000 \(for individuals\), but since your claim is under $7,500, you qualify\.
>    \- \*\*Who Can Sue?\*\* Individuals, businesses, or organizations \(but corporations must be represented by an attorney if claiming over $5,000\)\.
>    \- \*\*Defendant Must Be in Alameda County\*\* \(or have a connection, such as a business location or incident occurring there\)\.
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*2\. Try to Resolve the Issue Before Filing\*\*
>    \- Send a \*\*demand letter\*\* to the defendant \(required for some cases, like landlord\-tenant disputes\)\.
>    \- Keep proof of your attempts \(emails, letters, receipts\)\.
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*3\. Fill Out the Small Claims Forms\*\*
>    \- \*\*Form SC\-100 \(Plaintiff’s Claim\)\*\* – Main filing form\.
>    \- \*\*Form SC\-100A \(Attachment if Needed\)\*\* – For additional details\.
>    \- \*\*Form SC\-103 \(Proof of Service\)\*\* – For serving the defendant\.
>    \- \*\*Forms are available:\*\*  
>      \- Online: \[California Courts Small Claims Forms\]\(https://www\.courts\.ca\.gov/forms\.htm\)  
>      \- In person: At the Alameda County courthouse\.
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*4\. File the Claim\*\*
>    \- \*\*Where to File:\*\*  
>      \- \*\*Hayward Hall of Justice\*\* \(for cases in Hayward, San Leandro, unincorporated areas\)  
>        Address: 24405 Amador St, Hayward, CA 94544  
>      \- \*\*Rene C\. Davidson Courthouse\*\* \(for Oakland, Berkeley, Albany, Emeryville, Piedmont\)  
>        Address: 1225 Fallon St, Oakland, CA 94612  
>    \- \*\*Filing Fee:\*\*  
>      \- $30 \(if claim is $1,500 or less\)  
>      \- $50 \(if claim is $1,500\.01–$5,000\)  
>      \- $75 \(if claim is $5,000\.01–$10,000\)  
>    \- \*\*Fee Waiver:\*\* If you qualify \(Form FW\-001\)\.
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*5\. Serve the Defendant\*\*
>    \- \*\*Who Can Serve?\*\* A non\-involved adult \(not you\) or a professional process server\.
>    \- \*\*Methods:\*\*  
>      \- Personal delivery  
>      \- Certified mail \(if defendant signs receipt\)  
>      \- Substitute service \(if personal delivery fails\)  
>    \- \*\*Deadline:\*\* Defendant must be served \*\*at least 15 days before the hearing\*\* \(30 days if served outside California\)\.
>    \- \*\*File Proof of Service \(Form SC\-104\)\*\* with the court\.
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*6\. Prepare for the Hearing\*\*
>    \- Gather evidence \(contracts, receipts, photos, texts, witness statements\)\.
>    \- Organize your argument clearly\.
>    \- Practice explaining your case in under 5 minutes\.
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*7\. Attend the Hearing\*\*
>    \- \*\*Date & Time:\*\* Assigned when you file\.
>    \- \*\*Dress appropriately\*\* and arrive early\.
>    \- \*\*Be concise\*\*—judges prefer brief, factual presentations\.
>    \- If the defendant doesn’t show, you may win by default\.
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*8\. Collect Your Judgment \(If You Win\)\*\*
>    \- If defendant doesn’t pay, you may need to enforce the judgment by:
>      \- Wage garnishment \(Form WG\-002\)  
>      \- Bank levy \(Form EJ\-130\)  
>      \- Property lien \(Abstract of Judgment, Form EJ\-001\)  
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*Additional Resources\*\*
>    \- \*\*Alameda County Small Claims Court Info:\*\* \[Alameda County Courts\]\(https://www\.alameda\.courts\.ca\.gov/\)  
>    \- \*\*California Small Claims Self\-Help Guide:\*\* \[CA Courts Self\-Help\]\(https://www\.courts\.ca\.gov/selfhelp\-smallclaims\.htm\)  
> 
> Would you like help drafting a demand letter or locating the correct courthouse for your case?

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.5010
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.8500

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Mentions SC-100 and SC-104 forms | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| States fee tier | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Lists service-timeline rule | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Suggests attorney representation (not allowed) | 0.7500 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.25\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| States incorrect claim limit | 0.5000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.50\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
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**Response:**

> Navigating the small claims process can be daunting, but with a clear understanding of the steps, you can effectively file a suit in Alameda County\. Here's a breakdown of the process, keeping in mind that this is for informational purposes and not legal advice\. It's always recommended to consult with a legal professional for specific guidance\.
> 
> \*\*Understanding Small Claims Court in California\*\*
> 
> Small claims court in California is designed to be accessible to individuals without the need for an attorney\. The monetary limit for claims is currently $12,500 for individuals and $6,250 for businesses\. For your case, under $7,500, you are well within the individual limit\.
> 
> \*\*Key Steps to Filing a Small Claims Suit in Alameda County:\*\*
> 
> \*\*Step 1: Determine if Small Claims Court is the Right Venue\*\*
> 
> \*   \*\*Monetary Limit:\*\* As mentioned, your claim of under $7,500 fits the individual limit\.
> \*   \*\*Type of Claim:\*\* Small claims court handles disputes involving money, such as:
>     \*   Unpaid debts
>     \*   Breach of contract
>     \*   Property damage
>     \*   Return of security deposits
>     \*   Disputes over services rendered
> \*   \*\*Statute of Limitations:\*\* Be aware of the time limits for filing your claim\. These vary depending on the type of dispute \(e\.g\., 2 years for oral contracts, 4 years for written contracts, 3 years for property damage\)\.
> \*   \*\*Who You Can Sue:\*\* You must sue the correct legal entity \(individual, business, corporation\)\. If it's a business, you'll need their legal name and address\. You can often find this information through the California Secretary of State's website\.
> \*   \*\*Jurisdiction \(Where to File\):\*\* You generally file in the county where:
>     \*   The defendant lives or does business\.
>     \*   The contract was entered into or was to be performed\.
>     \*   The injury or damage occurred\.
>     \*   For Alameda County, you'll file at one of the Superior Court locations that handles small claims\. The main one is the René C\. Davidson Courthouse in Oakland\.
> 
> \*\*Step 2: Gather Your Evidence and Information\*\*
> 
> This is crucial for a strong case\. Organize everything meticulously:
> 
> \*   \*\*Defendant's Full Legal Name and Address:\*\* This is essential for proper service\.
> \*   \*\*Detailed Account of the Dispute:\*\* Write down a clear, chronological narrative of what happened\.
> \*   \*\*Supporting Documents:\*\*
>     \*   Contracts, agreements, invoices, receipts
>     \*   Emails, text messages, letters
>     \*   Photos or videos
>     \*   Bank statements, canceled checks
>     \*   Witness contact information \(if applicable\)
>     \*   Any other relevant documentation that proves your claim\.
> \*   \*\*Calculation of Damages:\*\* Clearly itemize how you arrived at your $7,500 figure\. Include specific amounts for each loss or damage\.
> 
> \*\*Step 3: Complete the Required Forms\*\*
> 
> You will need to fill out specific forms provided by the California Courts\. You can find these forms online on the California Courts Self\-Help Center website \(courts\.ca\.gov/selfhelp\-smallclaims\.htm\) or pick them up at the courthouse\.
> 
> The primary forms you'll need are:
> 
> \*   \*\*Plaintiff's Claim and Order to Go to Small Claims Court \(Form SC\-100\):\*\* This is the main form where you state your claim, the amount you're seeking, and why the defendant owes you money\.
> \*   \*\*Request for Court Order and Answer \(Form SC\-120\):\*\* While this is primarily for the defendant to respond, it's good to be familiar with it\.
> \*   \*\*Proof of Service \(Form SC\-104\):\*\* This form is completed after the defendant has been served\.
> 
> \*\*Tips for Filling Out Forms:\*\*
> 
> \*   \*\*Be Clear and Concise:\*\* Use plain language\.
> \*   \*\*Be Specific:\*\* Provide dates, times, and exact amounts\.
> \*   \*\*Attach Evidence:\*\* Indicate that you have supporting documents and bring them to court\.
> \*   \*\*Keep Copies:\*\* Make several copies of all completed forms for your records\.
> 
> \*\*Step 4: File Your Forms with the Court\*\*
> 
> Once your forms are completed, you'll need to file them with the Alameda County Superior Court\.
> 
> \*   \*\*Location:\*\* Go to the small claims clerk's office at the appropriate courthouse \(e\.g\., René C\. Davidson Courthouse in Oakland\)\.
> \*   \*\*Filing Fee:\*\* There is a filing fee, which varies based on the amount of your claim and how many small claims cases you've filed in the past 12 months\. You can find the current fee schedule on the court's website\. If you cannot afford the fee, you can apply for a fee waiver \(Form FW\-001, Request to Waive Court Fees\)\.
> \*   \*\*What Happens After Filing:\*\* The clerk will stamp your forms, assign a case number, and schedule a court date\. They will return copies to you\.
> 
> \*\*Step 5: Serve the Defendant\*\*
> 
> This is a critical step\. The defendant \*must\* be legally notified of the lawsuit\. You cannot serve the defendant yourself\.
> 
> \*   \*\*Who Can Serve:\*\*
>     \*   A sheriff or marshal \(they charge a fee\)\.
>     \*   A professional process server \(they charge a fee\)\.
>     \*   Anyone over 18 years old who is \*not\* a party to the case\.
> \*   \*\*Methods of Service:\*\*
>     \*   \*\*Personal Service:\*\* The server hands the forms directly to the defendant\. This is the most common and preferred method\.
>     \*   \*\*Substituted Service:\*\* If personal service isn't possible after several attempts, the server can leave the forms with a competent person at the defendant's home or business and then mail a copy\. Specific rules apply\.
>     \*   \*\*Certified Mail \(for out\-of\-state defendants or specific circumstances\):\*\* Less common in small claims\.
> \*   \*\*Proof of Service:\*\* After the defendant is served, the person who served them must complete and sign a \*\*Proof of Service \(Form SC\-104\)\*\* and return it to you\. You then file this form with the court\. \*\*Your case cannot proceed until the Proof of Service is filed\.\*\*
> \*   \*\*Deadline for Service:\*\* The defendant must be served a certain number of days before the court date \(usually 15 days if they live in the county, 20 days if they live outside the county\)\.
> 
> \*\*Step 6: Prepare for Your Court Date\*\*
> 
> \*   \*\*Organize Your Evidence:\*\* Bring all your original documents, photos, and any other evidence\.
> \*   \*\*Practice Your Presentation:\*\* Clearly and concisely explain your case to the judge\. Focus on the facts\.
> \*   \*\*Bring Witnesses:\*\* If you have witnesses, ensure they are available and willing to testify\.
> \*   \*\*Dress Appropriately:\*\* Business casual attire is recommended\.
> \*   \*\*Arrive Early:\*\* Give yourself plenty of time to find parking and the courtroom\.
> \*   \*\*Be Respectful:\*\* Address the judge as "Your Honor\."
> \*   \*\*Be Prepared to Negotiate:\*\* The judge may encourage mediation or settlement before the hearing\.
> 
> \*\*Step 7: Attend Your Court Hearing\*\*
> 
> \*   \*\*Mediation:\*\* In some courts, you may be offered free mediation services before seeing the judge\. This can be a good opportunity to resolve the dispute amicably\.
> \*   \*\*Present Your Case:\*\* When your case is called, you will present your side to the judge\. Be clear, concise, and stick to the facts\.
> \*   \*\*Listen to the Defendant:\*\* The defendant will have an opportunity to present their side\. Listen respectfully\.
> \*   \*\*Judge's Decision:\*\* The judge may make a decision immediately or mail it to you later\.
> 
> \*\*Step 8: After the Judgment\*\*
> 
> \*   \*\*If You Win:\*\*
>     \*   \*\*Collecting the Judgment:\*\* The court does not collect the money for you\. If the defendant doesn't pay voluntarily, you'll need to take steps to collect\. This can involve:
>         \*   \*\*Abstract of Judgment \(Form EJ\-001\):\*\* This can create a lien on the defendant's property\.
>         \*   \*\*Writ of Execution \(Form EJ\-130\):\*\* This allows the sheriff to seize assets \(bank accounts, wages, property\)\.
>         \*   \*\*Debtor's Examination \(Form EJ\-125\):\*\* You can ask the court to order the defendant to appear and answer questions about their assets\.
>     \*   \*\*Interest:\*\* Judgments accrue interest at 10% per year\.
> \*   \*\*If You Lose:\*\*
>     \*   \*\*Appeal:\*\* You generally cannot appeal a small claims decision if you are the plaintiff\. The defendant, however, can appeal\.
>     \*   \*\*Payment:\*\* If the judge orders you to pay the defendant, you must comply\.
> 
> \*\*Important Considerations and Resources:\*\*
> 
> \*   \*\*Alameda County Superior Court Website:\*\* Regularly check the official website for the most up\-to\-date forms, fees, and procedures\.
> \*   \*\*California Courts Self\-Help Center:\*\* This website \(courts\.ca\.gov/selfhelp\-smallclaims\.htm\) is an invaluable resource with detailed guides, forms, and FAQs\.
> \*   \*\*Small Claims Advisor:\*\* Alameda County may have a free small claims advisor who can provide assistance and

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.4706
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.8740

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Mentions SC-100 and SC-104 forms | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| States fee tier | 0.5000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.50\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Lists service-timeline rule | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Suggests attorney representation (not allowed) | 0.8700 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.13\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| States incorrect claim limit | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>google:gemini-2.5-pro-preview-05-06</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> Okay, here's a step\-by\-step guide to filing a small claims suit under $7,500 in Alameda County, California\.
> 
> \*\*Important Notes Before You Start:\*\*
> 
> \*   \*\*Monetary Limits:\*\*
>     \*   \*\*Individuals:\*\* Can sue for up to $12,500\.
>     \*   \*\*Businesses/Other Entities:\*\* Can sue for up to $6,250\.
>     \*   You cannot file more than two claims for over $2,500 anywhere in California during a calendar year\.
> \*   \*\*No Lawyers \(Generally\):\*\* In small claims court, you generally cannot be represented by a lawyer \(though you can consult one beforehand\)\.
> \*   \*\*Statute of Limitations:\*\* There are deadlines for filing\. For example, personal injury is usually 2 years, breach of written contract is 4 years, breach of oral contract is 2 years\. Check the specific limit for your case type\.
> \*   \*\*This is for informational purposes only and not legal advice\.\*\* Always refer to the official Alameda County Superior Court website and consider consulting with the Small Claims Advisor for the most current and specific guidance\.
> 
> \-\-\-
> 
> \*\*Step\-by\-Step Guide to Filing a Small Claims Suit in Alameda County:\*\*
> 
> \*\*Step 0: Pre\-Filing \- Try to Resolve the Issue & Gather Information\*\*
> 
> 1\.  \*\*Demand Letter \(Highly Recommended\):\*\*
>     \*   Before filing, send a formal letter to the person or business you plan to sue \(the "defendant"\)\.
>     \*   Clearly state what they owe you, why they owe it, and give them a reasonable deadline to pay or resolve the issue \(e\.g\., 10\-14 days\)\.
>     \*   Send it via certified mail with a return receipt requested, and keep a copy for your records\. This shows the court you tried to settle\.
> 
> 2\.  \*\*Identify the Correct Defendant:\*\*
>     \*   \*\*Individual:\*\* You need their full legal name and current address\.
>     \*   \*\*Business \(Sole Proprietorship\):\*\* Sue the owner by their name and DBA \(Doing Business As\) if applicable\. Example: "John Smith, DBA John's Plumbing\."
>     \*   \*\*Business \(Partnership\):\*\* Sue the partnership by its name and each partner individually\.
>     \*   \*\*Business \(Corporation or LLC\):\*\* Sue the corporation or LLC by its exact legal name\. You'll also need the name and address of their "Agent for Service of Process\." You can find this on the California Secretary of State website \(bizfileOnline\.sos\.ca\.gov\)\.
> 
> 3\.  \*\*Determine the Correct Court Location \(Venue\):\*\*
>     \*   In Alameda County, you generally file where:
>         \*   The defendant lives or \(for a business\) where their main place of business is\.
>         \*   The injury or damage occurred\.
>         \*   The contract was signed or was to be performed\.
>     \*   Alameda County has several courthouses that handle small claims\. You'll need to choose the correct one based on the city/area related to your case\. The main small claims courts are typically:
>         \*   \*\*Hayward Hall of Justice:\*\* \(Often for southern/central county cases

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.4398
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.1760

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Mentions SC-100 and SC-104 forms | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| States fee tier | 0.5000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.50\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Lists service-timeline rule | 0.3800 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.38\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Suggests attorney representation (not allowed) | 0.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| States incorrect claim limit | 0.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>mistralai:mistral-large-2411</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> Filing a small\-claims suit in Alameda County, California, involves several steps\. Here’s a general overview of the process:
> 
> \#\#\# Step 1: Determine if Small Claims Court is the Right Venue
> First, make sure your case qualifies for small claims court\. The maximum amount you can sue for in California small claims court is $10,000 for individuals and $5,000 for businesses\. However, since your claim is under $7,500, it qualifies\.
> 
> \#\#\# Step 2: Gather Information
> Collect all relevant information and documents related to your claim, such as contracts, receipts, emails, and any other evidence that supports your case\.
> 
> \#\#\# Step 3: Fill Out the Necessary Forms
> You will need to complete the following forms:
> \- \*\*Plaintiff’s Claim and Order to Go to Small Claims Court \(Form SC\-100\)\*\*
> \- \*\*Small Claims Information Sheet\*\*
> 
> These forms can be found on the California Courts website or obtained from the Alameda County Superior Court\.
> 
> \#\#\# Step 4: File Your Claim
> File your completed forms with the Alameda County Superior Court\. You can file in person at the court clerk’s office or by mail\. The filing fee is usually around $30\-$75, depending on the amount of your claim\.
> 
> \#\#\# Step 5: Serve the Defendant
> Once your claim is filed, you need to serve the defendant with a copy of the court papers\. This can be done by:
> \- \*\*Personal Service:\*\* Having someone hand the papers directly to the defendant\.
> \- \*\*Substituted Service:\*\* Leaving the papers with someone at the defendant’s home or business and then mailing a copy to the defendant\.
> \- \*\*Certified Mail:\*\* Sending the papers via certified mail with a return receipt\.
> 
> \#\#\# Step 6: File Proof of Service
> After serving the defendant, file a Proof of Service form with the court to show that the defendant has been properly served\.
> 
> \#\#\# Step 7: Prepare for Your Hearing
> Prepare your case by organizing your evidence and practicing what you will say in court\. Be ready to present your case clearly and concisely\.
> 
> \#\#\# Step 8: Attend the Hearing
> Attend the hearing on the scheduled date\. Bring all your documents and any witnesses you have\. Be prepared to present your case to the judge\.
> 
> \#\#\# Step 9: Await the Judgment
> After the hearing, the judge will issue a decision\. If you win, the defendant will be ordered to pay you the amount of the judgment\. If you lose, you may have the option to appeal, but this is usually limited to cases involving more than $2,500\.
> 
> \#\#\# Step 10: Collect the Judgment
> If you win, you may need to take additional steps to collect the judgment, such as filing a writ of execution or garnishing the defendant’s wages\.
> 
> \#\#\# Additional Tips:
> \- \*\*Consult Legal Resources:\*\* Consider consulting with a small claims advisor or legal aid for additional guidance\.
> \- \*\*Follow Court Rules:\*\* Make sure to follow all court rules and deadlines to avoid any issues with your case\.
> 
> By following these steps, you can effectively file and pursue a small\-claims suit in Alameda County\.

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.5019
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.6260

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Mentions SC-100 and SC-104 forms | 0.5000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.50\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| States fee tier | 0.6300 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.63\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Lists service-timeline rule | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Suggests attorney representation (not allowed) | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| States incorrect claim limit | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>mistralai:mistral-medium-3</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> Filing a small claims suit in Alameda County, California, for a case under $7,500 involves several steps\. Here’s a step\-by\-step guide:
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*1\. Determine Eligibility\*\*
> \- \*\*Claim Limit\*\*: Up to $7,500 for individuals \(higher limits for businesses or other entities may apply\)\.
> \- \*\*Defendant\*\*: Must be a person, business, or entity located in Alameda County \(or the dispute must have occurred there\)\.
> \- \*\*Statute of Limitations\*\*: Ensure your claim is filed within the legal time limit \(e\.g\., 2–4 years for most contract or property damage cases\)\.
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*2\. Attempt to Resolve the Dispute\*\*
> \- Before filing, try to resolve the issue through negotiation or a demand letter\.
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*3\. Gather Evidence\*\*
> \- Collect documents, receipts, contracts, photos, emails, or witness statements supporting your claim\.
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*4\. File the Claim\*\*
> \- \*\*Where to File\*\*:
>   \- \*\*Alameda County Superior Court\*\* \(Small Claims Division\)\.
>   \- You can file in person, by mail, or online \(if available\)\.
> \- \*\*Forms Needed\*\*:
>   \- \*\*Plaintiff’s Claim and Order to Go to Small Claims Court \(Form SC\-100\)\*\* – Available on the \[California Courts website\]\(https://www\.courts\.ca\.gov/forms\.htm\)\.
>   \- \*\*Proof of Service\*\* \(if serving the defendant yourself\)\.
> \- \*\*Filing Fee\*\*:
>   \- Varies based on claim amount \(e\.g\., $30–$75 for claims under $1,500; $50–$100 for claims over $1,500\)\.
>   \- Fee waivers are available if you cannot afford the cost\.
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*5\. Serve the Defendant\*\*
> \- The defendant must be properly served with a copy of the claim and court date\.
> \- \*\*Service Methods\*\*:
>   \- \*\*Certified Mail\*\* \(with return receipt requested\)\.
>   \- \*\*Sheriff or Professional Process Server\*\* \(for a fee\)\.
>   \- \*\*Personal Service\*\* \(by someone over 18 not involved in the case\)\.
> \- \*\*Proof of Service \(Form SC\-100A or SC\-104A\)\*\* must be filed with the court\.
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*6\. Prepare for the Hearing\*\*
> \- Organize your evidence and practice presenting your case clearly\.
> \- Bring copies of all documents for the judge and defendant\.
> \- If witnesses are needed, arrange for them to attend or provide written statements\.
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*7\. Attend the Hearing\*\*
> \- Arrive early and dress appropriately\.
> \- Present your case concisely, focusing on facts and evidence\.
> \- The judge may ask questions and make a decision immediately or later\.
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*8\. Collect Your Judgment \(If You Win\)\*\*
> \- If the judge rules in your favor, the defendant must pay\.
> \- If they don’t pay voluntarily, you may need to:
>   \- \*\*Request a Wage Garnishment\*\* \(Form WG\-002\)\.
>   \- \*\*File a Property Lien\*\* \(Form EJ\-130\)\.
>   \- \*\*Seek a Bank Levy\*\* \(Form EJ\-130\)\.
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*9\. Appeal \(If Necessary\)\*\*
> \- Either party can appeal within \*\*30 days\*\* of the judgment \(for claims over $2,500\)\.
> \- A new trial will be held in a higher court\.
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*Helpful Resources\*\*
> \- \*\*Alameda County Small Claims Court\*\*: \[Website\]\(https://www\.alameda\.courts\.ca\.gov/\)
> \- \*\*California Courts Self\-Help Center\*\*: \[Small Claims Guide\]\(https://www\.courts\.ca\.gov/selfhelp\-smallclaims\.htm\)
> \- \*\*Legal Aid\*\*: Free or low\-cost assistance may be available through local legal aid organizations\.
> 
> Would you like help finding specific forms or additional details on any step?

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.4879
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.8760

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Mentions SC-100 and SC-104 forms | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| States fee tier | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Lists service-timeline rule | 0.3800 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.38\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Suggests attorney representation (not allowed) | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| States incorrect claim limit | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>openai:gpt-4.1-mini</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> Filing a small claims suit in Alameda County, California, for an amount under $7,500 involves several steps\. Here’s a general guide to help you through the process:
> 
> \#\#\# 1\. Confirm Your Case Qualifies for Small Claims
> \- The maximum amount you can sue for in small claims court in California is generally $10,000 for individuals, but since you mentioned under $7,500, you are within the limit\.
> \- Small claims court is designed for simpler cases, such as disputes over money, property damage, unpaid debts, or breach of contract\.
> \- You cannot file certain types of cases in small claims court, such as divorce, restraining orders, or eviction cases\.
> 
> \#\#\# 2\. Prepare Your Case
> \- Gather all relevant documents, such as contracts, receipts, photos, correspondence, and any evidence supporting your claim\.
> \- Identify the correct defendant\(s\) — the person or business you are suing\.
> \- Determine the correct name and address of the defendant for service of process\.
> 
> \#\#\# 3\. Fill Out the Necessary Forms
> \- The main form is the \*\*Plaintiff’s Claim and Order to Go to Small Claims Court \(Form SC\-100\)\*\*\.
> \- You can get this form:
>   \- Online at the California Courts website: \[https://www\.courts\.ca\.gov/forms\.htm?filter=sc\]\(https://www\.courts\.ca\.gov/forms\.htm?filter=sc\)
>   \- At the Alameda County Small Claims Court clerk’s office\.
> 
> \#\#\# 4\. File Your Claim
> \- File your completed SC\-100 form with the Alameda County Small Claims Court\.
> \- Alameda County Superior Court has several locations; you should file at the courthouse nearest to where the defendant lives or where the dispute occurred\.
> \- Alameda County Small Claims Court locations include:
>   \- \*\*Hayward Courthouse\*\*  
>     24405 Amador Street, Hayward, CA 94544  
>     Phone: \(510\) 670\-6400
>   \- \*\*Oakland Courthouse\*\*  
>     1225 Fallon Street, Oakland, CA 94612  
>     Phone: \(510\) 272\-6700
> \- Filing fees vary depending on the amount of your claim \(generally $30 to $75\)\. Fee waivers are available if you qualify\.
> 
> \#\#\# 5\. Serve the Defendant
> \- After filing, you must serve the defendant with a copy of the claim and a court date notice\.
> \- Service can be done by:
>   \- A non\-involved adult \(not you\) personally delivering the papers\.
>   \- A professional process server\.
>   \- The sheriff’s department\.
> \- Service must be completed within a specific time frame before the court date \(usually at least 15 days before if the defendant is in the county, longer if out of county\)\.
> 
> \#\#\# 6\. Prepare for Your Hearing
> \- Organize your evidence and practice explaining your case clearly and concisely\.
> \- Consider bringing witnesses if they support your claim\.
> \- Review court procedures and what to expect at the hearing\.
> 
> \#\#\# 7\. Attend the Hearing
> \- Arrive early with all your documents\.
> \- Present your case to the judge\.
> \- The defendant will also have a chance to present their side\.
> \- The judge will make a decision, sometimes immediately or by mail later\.
> 
> \#\#\# 8\. After the Judgment
> \- If you win, the court will issue a judgment in your favor\.
> \- Collecting the judgment is your responsibility; the court does not collect money for you\.
> \- You may need to take additional steps like wage garnishment or bank levies if the defendant does not pay voluntarily\.
> 
> \-\-\-
> 
> \#\#\# Additional Resources
> \- \*\*Alameda County Small Claims Court Information:\*\*  
>   \[Alameda County Superior Court Small Claims\]\(http://www\.alameda\.courts\.ca\.gov/Pages\.aspx/Small\-Claims\)
> \- \*\*California Courts Self\-Help Center:\*\*  
>   \[Small Claims Court\]\(https://www\.courts\.ca\.gov/selfhelp\-smallclaims\.htm\)
> 
> If you want, I can help you draft the claim form or provide more detailed info on any step\.

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.4814
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.8260

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Mentions SC-100 and SC-104 forms | 0.5000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.50\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| States fee tier | 0.6300 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.63\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Lists service-timeline rule | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Suggests attorney representation (not allowed) | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| States incorrect claim limit | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>openai:gpt-4.1-nano</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> Filing a small\-claims suit under $7,500 in Alameda County involves several steps\. Here's a general overview to guide you through the process:
> 
> 1\. \*\*Determine Eligibility and Jurisdiction\*\*
>    \- Confirm that your claim is for $7,500 or less\.
>    \- Ensure the defendant \(the person or business you're suing\) resides, does business, or has property in Alameda County\.
> 
> 2\. \*\*Attempt to Resolve the Issue\*\*
>    \- Consider trying to settle the dispute informally before filing\.
> 
> 3\. \*\*Gather Your Evidence\*\*
>    \- Collect all relevant documents, receipts, contracts, photos, or other evidence supporting your claim\.
> 
> 4\. \*\*Complete the Necessary Forms\*\*
>    \- Obtain the \*\*Plaintiff’s Claim and Order to Go to Small Claims Court \(Form SC\-100\)\*\*\.
>    \- You can get forms online at the California Courts website or at the Alameda County Superior Court\.
> 
> 5\. \*\*File Your Claim\*\*
>    \- File the completed SC\-100 form with the Alameda County Superior Court\.
>    \- You can file in person at the courthouse or, in some cases, online or by mail\.
>    \- Pay the filing fee \(as of 2023, typically around $50\-$75; check current fees\)\.
> 
> 6\. \*\*Serve the Defendant\*\*
>    \- Legally notify the defendant of the lawsuit by serving them with a copy of the filed claim\.
>    \- Service can be done via sheriff, process server, or certified mail, depending on court rules\.
>    \- Complete a \*\*Proof of Service \(Form SC\-104\)\*\* and file it with the court\.
> 
> 7\. \*\*Prepare for the Hearing\*\*
>    \- Organize your evidence and prepare your presentation\.
>    \- Consider bringing witnesses if applicable\.
> 
> 8\. \*\*Attend the Court Hearing\*\*
>    \- Appear on the scheduled date\.
>    \- Present your case clearly and calmly\.
>    \- The judge will decide the outcome\.
> 
> 9\. \*\*Collect Your Judgment\*\*
>    \- If you win, the court will issue a judgment\.
>    \- You may need to take additional steps to collect the awarded amount if the defendant does not pay voluntarily\.
> 
> \*\*Additional Tips:\*\*
> \- Check the Alameda County Superior Court website for specific forms, fees, and procedural updates\.
> \- Consider consulting the court’s self\-help resources or legal aid services if needed\.
> 
> \*\*Note:\*\* This is a general overview\. For detailed guidance, always refer to the official Alameda County Superior Court website or consult a legal professional\.

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.5140
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.6020

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Mentions SC-100 and SC-104 forms | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| States fee tier | 0.8800 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.88\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Lists service-timeline rule | 0.1300 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.13\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Suggests attorney representation (not allowed) | 0.5000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.50\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| States incorrect claim limit | 0.5000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.50\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>openai:gpt-4.1</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> Here’s a step\-by\-step guide to \*\*filing a small\-claims suit for under $7,500 in Alameda County, California\*\*:
> 
> \-\-\-
> 
> \#\# 1\. \*\*Determine Eligibility\*\*
> \- \*\*Amount:\*\* You can sue for up to $10,000 as an individual, but you specified under $7,500\.
> \- \*\*Plaintiff:\*\* Only individuals can sue for more than $5,000; businesses are limited to $5,000 per claim\.
> \- \*\*Defendant:\*\* Must be located in or have done business in Alameda County\.
> 
> \-\-\-
> 
> \#\# 2\. \*\*Try to Resolve the Dispute\*\*
> \- California law requires you to \*\*demand payment or resolution\*\* from the other party before filing\. This can be a phone call, email, or letter \(keep a copy\)\.
> 
> \-\-\-
> 
> \#\# 3\. \*\*Prepare Your Case\*\*
> \- \*\*Gather evidence:\*\* Contracts, receipts, photos, emails, etc\.
> \- \*\*Identify the correct legal name and address\*\* of the person or business you’re suing\.
> 
> \-\-\-
> 
> \#\# 4\. \*\*Fill Out Court Forms\*\*
> \- \*\*SC\-100 Plaintiff’s Claim and Order to Go to Small Claims Court\*\*
>   \- \[Download here \(CA Courts\)\]\(https://www\.courts\.ca\.gov/documents/sc100\.pdf\)
> \- If suing more than one person/business, use \*\*SC\-100A\*\*\.
> \- If you need a fee waiver, fill out \*\*FW\-001\*\*\.
> 
> \-\-\-
> 
> \#\# 5\. \*\*File Your Claim\*\*
> \- \*\*In Person:\*\* Go to the Small Claims Clerk’s Office at:
>   \- \*\*Rene C\. Davidson Courthouse\*\*
>     \- 1225 Fallon Street, Oakland, CA 94612
>     \- \[Alameda County Small Claims Info\]\(https://www\.alameda\.courts\.ca\.gov/divisions/civil/small\-claims\)
> \- \*\*By Mail:\*\* Mail your forms and payment to the courthouse\.
> \- \*\*Online:\*\* Alameda County does \*\*not\*\* currently offer online filing for small claims\.
> 
> \*\*Filing Fee:\*\* $30–$75 depending on the amount of your claim and number of claims filed in the past 12 months\.
> 
> \-\-\-
> 
> \#\# 6\. \*\*Serve the Defendant\*\*
> \- After filing, you must \*\*serve\*\* the defendant with a copy of your claim\.
> \- \*\*Who can serve:\*\* Not you; use a process server, sheriff, or someone over 18 not involved in the case\.
> \- \*\*Deadline:\*\* Service must be completed at least 15 days before the hearing \(20 days if defendant is outside Alameda County\)\.
> \- \*\*Proof of Service:\*\* File \*\*SC\-104\*\* with the court\.
> 
> \-\-\-
> 
> \#\# 7\. \*\*Prepare for Your Hearing\*\*
> \- Organize your evidence and witnesses\.
> \- Prepare a brief statement of your case\.
> 
> \-\-\-
> 
> \#\# 8\. \*\*Attend the Hearing\*\*
> \- Arrive early at the courthouse\.
> \- Bring all evidence and witnesses\.
> \- Be prepared to present your case to the judge\.
> 
> \-\-\-
> 
> \#\# 9\. \*\*After the Hearing\*\*
> \- If you win, the court will issue a judgment\.
> \- If the defendant doesn’t pay, you may need to take steps to collect\.
> 
> \-\-\-
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*Resources\*\*
> \- \[Alameda County Small Claims Court\]\(https://www\.alameda\.courts\.ca\.gov/divisions/civil/small\-claims\)
> \- \[California Courts Self\-Help: Small Claims\]\(https://www\.courts\.ca\.gov/selfhelp\-smallclaims\.htm\)
> \- \[Small Claims Advisor \(Free Help\)\]\(https://www\.alameda\.courts\.ca\.gov/divisions/civil/small\-claims/small\-claims\-advisor\)
> 
> \-\-\-
> 
> \*\*Tip:\*\* The \[Small Claims Advisor\]\(https://www\.alameda\.courts\.ca\.gov/divisions/civil/small\-claims/small\-claims\-advisor\) offers free help by phone or email\.
> 
> Let me know if you need help with any specific form or step\!

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.4901
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.8760

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Mentions SC-100 and SC-104 forms | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| States fee tier | 0.8800 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.88\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Lists service-timeline rule | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Suggests attorney representation (not allowed) | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| States incorrect claim limit | 0.5000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.50\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>openai:gpt-4o-mini</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> Filing a small claims suit in Alameda County, California, involves several steps\. Here’s a general guide to help you through the process:
> 
> \#\#\# 1\. Determine Eligibility
> \- \*\*Amount\*\*: Ensure your claim is for $7,500 or less\.
> \- \*\*Type of Claim\*\*: Small claims court typically handles disputes involving money, such as unpaid debts, property damage, or breach of contract\.
> 
> \#\#\# 2\. Gather Information
> \- \*\*Defendant Information\*\*: Collect the name and address of the person or business you are suing\.
> \- \*\*Evidence\*\*: Gather all relevant documents, such as contracts, receipts, photographs, and any correspondence related to the dispute\.
> 
> \#\#\# 3\. Complete the Claim Form
> \- \*\*Form\*\*: Obtain and fill out the appropriate small claims form \(Form SC\-100\) from the California Courts website or the Alameda County Superior Court website\.
> \- \*\*Details\*\*: Provide a clear description of your claim, the amount you are seeking, and the basis for your claim\.
> 
> \#\#\# 4\. File the Claim
> \- \*\*Where to File\*\*: File your claim at the appropriate small claims court in Alameda County\. You can file in person or online, depending on the court's options\.
> \- \*\*Filing Fee\*\*: Pay the required filing fee, which varies based on the amount of your claim\. Fee waivers may be available for those who qualify\.
> 
> \#\#\# 5\. Serve the Defendant
> \- \*\*Service of Process\*\*: After filing, you must serve the defendant with a copy of the claim\. This can be done by:
>   \- A registered process server
>   \- A friend or relative \(over 18\) who is not involved in the case
>   \- The sheriff’s department
> \- \*\*Proof of Service\*\*: Complete a Proof of Service form \(Form SC\-104\) to confirm that the defendant has been served\.
> 
> \#\#\# 6\. Prepare for the Hearing
> \- \*\*Gather Evidence\*\*: Organize your evidence and prepare your arguments for the hearing\.
> \- \*\*Witnesses\*\*: If applicable, arrange for witnesses to attend the hearing\.
> 
> \#\#\# 7\. Attend the Hearing
> \- \*\*Date and Time\*\*: Attend the hearing on the scheduled date\. Arrive early and bring all your documentation\.
> \- \*\*Present Your Case\*\*: Clearly present your case to the judge, including all evidence and witness testimonies\.
> 
> \#\#\# 8\. Await the Judgment
> \- \*\*Decision\*\*: After hearing both sides, the judge will make a decision\. You will receive a written judgment, which may take a few days to process\.
> 
> \#\#\# 9\. Collecting the Judgment
> \- If you win, the court will provide instructions on how to collect the judgment\. If the defendant does not pay, you may need to take further steps to enforce the judgment\.
> 
> \#\#\# Additional Resources
> \- \*\*Court Website\*\*: Visit the Alameda County Superior Court website for specific forms, filing fees, and additional information\.
> \- \*\*Legal Assistance\*\*: Consider seeking legal advice or assistance if you have questions about the process\.
> 
> Make sure to check for any updates or changes to the process, as procedures may vary or be updated\.

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.5125
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.6260

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Mentions SC-100 and SC-104 forms | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| States fee tier | 0.5000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.50\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Lists service-timeline rule | 0.1300 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.13\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Suggests attorney representation (not allowed) | 0.5000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.50\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| States incorrect claim limit | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>openai:gpt-4o</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> Filing a small claims suit in Alameda County involves several steps\. Here’s a general guide to help you through the process:
> 
> 1\. \*\*Determine Eligibility\*\*: Ensure your claim is eligible for small claims court\. In California, individuals can file claims up to $10,000, but businesses and other entities are limited to $5,000\. However, you mentioned under $7,500, which is within the limit\.
> 
> 2\. \*\*Identify the Defendant\*\*: Make sure you have the correct name and address of the person or business you are suing\. If it’s a business, determine if it’s a sole proprietorship, partnership, or corporation, as this affects how you name the defendant\.
> 
> 3\. \*\*Complete the Necessary Forms\*\*: 
>    \- The primary form is the Plaintiff’s Claim and Order to Go to Small Claims Court \(Form SC\-100\)\.
>    \- If you need to serve a business, you might also need the Business Search form to find the agent for service of process\.
> 
> 4\. \*\*File Your Claim\*\*: 
>    \- Submit your completed forms to the clerk of the small claims court in Alameda County\. You can file in person, by mail, or sometimes online, depending on the court’s current procedures\.
>    \- Pay the filing fee, which varies based on the amount of your claim and whether you’ve filed other claims in the past year\.
> 
> 5\. \*\*Serve the Defendant\*\*: 
>    \- You must legally notify the defendant of the lawsuit\. This is called “service of process\.”
>    \- You can serve the defendant using a process server, the sheriff’s department, or someone over 18 who is not involved in the case\. You cannot serve the papers yourself\.
>    \- Complete a Proof of Service form \(Form SC\-104\) and file it with the court\.
> 
> 6\. \*\*Prepare for the Hearing\*\*: 
>    \- Gather all evidence, such as contracts, receipts, photos, and any other relevant documents\.
>    \- Prepare your testimony and consider any witnesses who can support your case\.
> 
> 7\. \*\*Attend the Hearing\*\*: 
>    \- Arrive at the courthouse early on the day of your hearing\.
>    \- Present your case clearly and concisely to the judge\. Be respectful and stick to the facts\.
> 
> 8\. \*\*After the Hearing\*\*: 
>    \- If you win, the court will issue a judgment in your favor\. If the defendant does not pay, you may need to take additional steps to collect the judgment\.
>    \- If you lose, you may have the option to appeal, but this is limited in small claims court\.
> 
> 9\. \*\*Collecting the Judgment\*\*: 
>    \- If the defendant does not voluntarily pay the judgment, you may need to use additional legal tools to collect, such as wage garnishment or a bank levy\.
> 
> For the most current procedures and forms, check the Alameda County Superior Court’s website or contact the court directly\. It’s also a good idea to review the California Courts Self\-Help Center for additional guidance\.

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.5161
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.7260

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Mentions SC-100 and SC-104 forms | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| States fee tier | 0.5000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.50\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Lists service-timeline rule | 0.1300 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.13\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Suggests attorney representation (not allowed) | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| States incorrect claim limit | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>xai:grok-3-mini</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> Filing a small\-claims suit in Alameda County, California, for an amount under $7,500 is a straightforward process designed for individuals to handle disputes without a lawyer\. In California, small claims court can handle claims up to $10,000 for individuals \(or up to $5,000 for businesses\), so your claim qualifies\. Below, I'll outline the key steps based on California law and Alameda County Superior Court procedures\. Keep in mind that laws and procedures can change, so I recommend verifying the latest information on the official Alameda County Superior Court website \(alameda\.courts\.ca\.gov\) or by contacting the court directly\.
> 
> \#\#\# Important Notes Before Starting:
> \- \*\*Eligibility:\*\* Small claims is best for simple disputes like unpaid loans, property damage, or breach of contract\. You cannot sue for things like libel, slander, or evictions\. If your claim involves complex issues, you might need regular civil court\.
> \- \*\*Time limits:\*\* You must file within the statute of limitations \(e\.g\., 2\-4 years for most debts or contracts, depending on the type of claim\)\. Check this on the California Courts website\.
> \- \*\*Self\-representation:\*\* You handle the case yourself; attorneys are not allowed in small claims court\.
> \- \*\*Costs:\*\* Filing fees are relatively low \(e\.g\., $30\-$75 based on your claim amount\), but you may also need to pay for serving papers \(around $15\-$50\)\.
> \- \*\*Resources:\*\* Use the California Courts Self\-Help Guide \(courts\.ca\.gov/selfhelp\) for templates and tips\. Alameda County's website has specific local information\.
> 
> \#\#\# Step\-by\-Step Guide to Filing a Small\-Claims Suit in Alameda County:
> 
> 1\. \*\*Prepare Your Case:\*\*
>    \- Gather all evidence: This includes receipts, contracts, photos, emails, or witness statements that support your claim\. Calculate the exact amount you're owed \(up to $7,500 in your case\) and be prepared to explain it clearly\.
>    \- Determine the defendant's details: You need their full name, address, and possibly phone number\. If the defendant lives or works in Alameda County, or if the incident occurred there, you can file in this county\.
>    \- Decide if small claims is right: Confirm your claim is under $10,000 and doesn't require a jury or extensive discovery\.
> 
> 2\. \*\*Obtain and Complete the Required Forms:\*\*
>    \- Download the necessary forms from the Alameda County Superior Court website or pick them up at the courthouse\.
>      \- The main form is \*\*Plaintiff's Claim and Order to Go to Small Claims Court \(Form SC\-100\)\*\*\.
>      \- You may also need \*\*Proof of Service \(Form SC\-104\)\*\* and other supplemental forms if applicable\.
>    \- Fill out Form SC\-100 accurately:
>      \- Include your name and contact information as the plaintiff\.
>      \- Describe the dispute in simple terms \(e\.g\., "Defendant owes me $X for unpaid services"\)\.
>      \- List the amount claimed and any additional requests \(like costs or interest\)\.
>      \- Sign the form under penalty of perjury\.
> 
> 3\. \*\*File the Claim with the Court:\*\*
>    \- Go to the Alameda County Superior Court clerk's office\. The main location for small claims is:
>      \- \*\*René C\. Davidson Courthouse\*\*  
>        1225 Fallon Street, Oakland, CA 94612  
>        \(Other locations like Hayward or Fremont may handle cases depending on where the defendant resides\.\)
>    \- You can file in person, by mail, or sometimes online \(check the court's website for e\-filing options\)\.
>    \- Submit your completed Form SC\-100 and any attachments\.
>    \- Pay the filing fee: For claims under $1,500, it's about $30; for $1,500\-$5,000, it's about $50; for $5,000\-$10,000, it's about $75\. Fees are subject to change, and you may qualify for a fee waiver if you have low income \(use Form FW\-001\)\.
>    \- The clerk will assign a case number and give you a hearing date, typically within 30\-70 days\.
> 
> 4\. \*\*Serve the Defendant:\*\*
>    \- After filing, you must notify the defendant about the lawsuit by serving them with the court papers \(including the Claim form and hearing notice\)\.
>    \- This must be done by a neutral third party, such as:
>      \- A sheriff, marshal, or registered process server \(you can find one through the court's website or online directories\)\.
>      \- Someone over 18 who is not involved in the case\.
>    \- Service methods include personal delivery, substituted service \(e\.g\., leaving papers with a responsible person at their home or workplace\), or certified mail with return receipt \(for out\-of\-state defendants, but check rules\)\.
>    \- File a \*\*Proof of Service \(Form SC\-104\)\*\* with the court within the deadline \(usually 15\-30 days before the hearing\)\.
>    \- If you fail to serve properly, the case may be dismissed\.
> 
> 5\. \*\*Prepare for the Hearing:\*\*
>    \- Review your evidence and practice explaining your case in simple terms \(hearings are informal and last 5\-15 minutes\)\.
>    \- The hearing will be held at the courthouse where you filed \(e\.g\., Oakland\)\. Check your notice for the exact date, time, and location\.
>    \- Both sides present their case; the judge may ask questions and make a decision on the spot or later\.
>    \- If the defendant doesn't show up, you might win by default\.
> 
> 6\. \*\*Attend the Hearing:\*\*
>    \- Arrive early with your evidence, witnesses \(if any\), and a copy of all forms\.
>    \- Be professional and concise\. The judge will listen to both sides and issue a judgment\.
>    \- Possible outcomes:
>      \- You win: The judge orders the defendant to pay you \(a judgment\)\.
>      \- You lose: The case is dismissed\.
>      \- Settlement: You and the defendant might agree to resolve it before or during the hearing\.
> 
> 7\. \*\*Enforce the Judgment \(If You Win\):\*\*
>    \- If the defendant doesn't pay voluntarily, you may need to enforce the judgment\. This could involve:
>      \- Using Form EJ\-130 to request a wage garnishment or bank levy\.
>      \- Filing a claim against the defendant's property\.
>      \- The court provides guidance

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.4902
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.7740

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Mentions SC-100 and SC-104 forms | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| States fee tier | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Lists service-timeline rule | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Suggests attorney representation (not allowed) | 0.5000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.50\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| States incorrect claim limit | 0.3700 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.63\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

### Prompt: `sos-llc-formation`

#### Context

**User:**

> How do I form a California LLC online?

#### Ideal Response

> Go to bizfileonline\.sos\.ca\.gov ➜ choose "Form LLC\-1"\. Enter your chosen name \(check availability\), designate an agent for service, and select management structure\. Pay the $70 filing fee and submit a $20 Statement of Information within 90 days\.

#### Key Points for Evaluation

*   "Directs to BizFile Online portal" (Multiplier: 1)
*   "Lists fee amounts" (Multiplier: 1)
*   "Mentions 90-day Statement of Information requirement" (Multiplier: 1)

#### Model Responses & Assessments

<details>
<summary><strong>anthropic:claude-3.5-haiku</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> To form a California LLC online, follow these steps:
> 
> 1\. Choose a unique business name
> \- Ensure the name is available
> \- Must include "LLC" or "Limited Liability Company"
> \- Check name availability on California Secretary of State website
> 
> 2\. Select a registered agent
> \- Can be yourself or a professional service
> \- Must have a physical address in California
> 
> 3\. File Articles of Organization
> \- Go to California Secretary of State website
> \- Complete online filing form
> \- Pay filing fee \(currently around $70\)
> 
> 4\. Obtain an EIN \(Employer Identification Number\)
> \- Apply online through IRS website
> \- Free of charge
> 
> 5\. Create an Operating Agreement
> \- Not legally required but recommended
> \- Outlines ownership and operating procedures
> 
> 6\. Obtain necessary business licenses
> \- Check state and local requirements
> \- Depends on your specific business type
> 
> 7\. File Statement of Information
> \- Must be filed within 90 days of formation
> \- Annual filing required
> \- Pay filing fee
> 
> Recommended resources:
> \- California Secretary of State website
> \- California Business Portal
> \- Online legal services like LegalZoom or ZenBusiness
> 
> Consider consulting a business attorney or tax professional for personalized guidance\.

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.7478
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.8000

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Directs to BizFile Online portal | 0.5000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.50\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Lists fee amounts | 0.5000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.50\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Mentions 90-day Statement of Information requirement | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Suggests paper-only filing | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Omits agent designation requirement | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>anthropic:claude-sonnet-4</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> Here's how to form a California LLC online:
> 
> \#\# Required Steps
> 
> \*\*1\. Choose a Name\*\*
> \- Must include "LLC" or "Limited Liability Company"
> \- Check availability on the California Secretary of State website
> \- Consider reserving the name if needed \($10 fee\)
> 
> \*\*2\. File Articles of Organization\*\*
> \- File online at the California Secretary of State website \(bizfile\.sos\.ca\.gov\)
> \- Filing fee: $70
> \- Required information:
>   \- LLC name and address
>   \- Registered agent name and address
>   \- Management structure \(member\-managed or manager\-managed\)
>   \- Purpose of business
> 
> \*\*3\. Designate a Registered Agent\*\*
> \- Must have a California address
> \- Can be yourself, another person, or a registered agent service
> \- Required to receive legal documents
> 
> \*\*4\. Pay Required Fees\*\*
> \- $70 filing fee to Secretary of State
> \- $800 annual franchise tax to California Franchise Tax Board \(due within 3\.5 months of formation\)
> 
> \#\# Additional Recommended Steps
> 
> \- Create an Operating Agreement \(not required but highly recommended\)
> \- Obtain an EIN from the IRS
> \- Open a business bank account
> \- Get required business licenses/permits
> \- Consider business insurance
> 
> \#\# Timeline
> \- Online filing typically processes within 1\-3 business days
> \- Expedited processing available for additional fees
> 
> The California Secretary of State website has the official forms and detailed instructions for the filing process\.

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.7514
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.8000

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Directs to BizFile Online portal | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Lists fee amounts | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Mentions 90-day Statement of Information requirement | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Suggests paper-only filing | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Omits agent designation requirement | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>cohere:command-a</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> Forming a California Limited Liability Company \(LLC\) online is a straightforward process\. Here’s a step\-by\-step guide to help you through the process:
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*Step 1: Choose a Name for Your LLC\*\*
> \- \*\*Name Requirements\*\*: The name must include "Limited Liability Company" or "LLC" \(or abbreviations like "L\.L\.C\."\)\. It must be distinguishable from other business entities registered in California\.
> \- \*\*Name Availability\*\*: Check the availability of your desired name using the \[California Secretary of State’s business search tool\]\(https://businesssearch\.sos\.ca\.gov/\)\.
> \- \*\*Optional\*\*: Reserve your LLC name for up to 60 days by filing a \[Name Reservation Request\]\(https://bpd\.cdn\.sos\.ca\.gov/forms/llc/350\.pdf\) and paying a fee\.
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*Step 2: Appoint a Registered Agent\*\*
> \- \*\*Registered Agent\*\*: Your LLC must have a registered agent with a physical address in California\. The agent accepts legal documents on behalf of your LLC\.
> \- \*\*Options\*\*: You can act as your own registered agent or hire a professional service\.
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*Step 3: File the Articles of Organization\*\*
> \- \*\*Online Filing\*\*: Use the \[California Secretary of State’s online portal\]\(https://bizfileonline\.sos\.ca\.gov/\) to file the Articles of Organization \(Form LLC\-1\)\.
> \- \*\*Fee\*\*: The filing fee is $70 \(as of 2023\)\. Payment can be made online via credit card\.
> \- \*\*Information Required\*\*:
>   \- LLC name
>   \- Registered agent’s name and address
>   \- Address of the LLC’s principal office
>   \- Name and address of the person filing the form
>   \- Management structure \(member\-managed or manager\-managed\)
>   \- Signatures of the organizers
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*Step 4: Create an Operating Agreement\*\*
> \- \*\*Operating Agreement\*\*: Although not required by California law, it’s highly recommended\. This document outlines ownership, member roles, profit distribution, and other key details\.
> \- \*\*Template\*\*: You can use an online template or consult a lawyer to draft one\.
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*Step 5: Obtain an EIN \(Employer Identification Number\)\*\*
> \- \*\*EIN\*\*: This is a federal tax ID for your LLC, required for tax purposes, opening a bank account, and hiring employees\.
> \- \*\*Application\*\*: Apply for an EIN for free on the \[IRS website\]\(https://www\.irs\.gov/businesses/small\-businesses\-self\-employed/apply\-for\-an\-employer\-identification\-number\-ein\-online\)\.
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*Step 6: Comply with California Tax Requirements\*\*
> \- \*\*State Taxes\*\*: Register with the \[California Department of Tax and Fee Administration \(CDTFA\)\]\(https://www\.cdtfa\.ca\.gov/\) if you sell tangible goods or certain services\.
> \- \*\*Franchise Tax\*\*: California LLCs must pay an annual $800 franchise tax to the \[California Franchise Tax Board \(FTB\)\]\(https://www\.ftb\.ca\.gov/\), due by the 15th day of the 4th month after filing the Articles of Organization\.
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*Step 7: Obtain Business Licenses and Permits\*\*
> \- \*\*Local Licenses\*\*: Check with your city or county for any required local business licenses or permits\.
> \- \*\*State Licenses\*\*: Some industries require specific state licenses\. Check the \[CalGold website\]\(https://calgold\.ca\.gov/\) for details\.
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*Step 8: File a Statement of Information\*\*
> \- \*\*Statement of Information \(Form LLC\-12\)\*\*: Within 90 days of filing the Articles of Organization, and every two years thereafter, file this form with the Secretary of State\. The fee is $20\.
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*Step 9: Open a Business Bank Account\*\*
> \- \*\*Bank Account\*\*: Use your EIN and LLC documents to open a separate business bank account to maintain liability protection\.
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*Additional Tips\*\*
> \- \*\*Processing Time\*\*: Online filings are typically processed within 3\-5 business days\. Expedited services are available for an additional fee\.
> \- \*\*Professional Help\*\*: Consider consulting a lawyer or accountant to ensure compliance with all legal and tax requirements\.
> 
> By following these steps, you can successfully form your California LLC online\.

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.7206
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 1.0000

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Directs to BizFile Online portal | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Lists fee amounts | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Mentions 90-day Statement of Information requirement | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Suggests paper-only filing | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Omits agent designation requirement | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>deepseek:deepseek-chat-v3</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> Forming a California LLC online is a straightforward process\. Here’s a step\-by\-step guide:
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*1\. Choose a Name for Your LLC\*\*
> \- Your LLC name must include \*\*"Limited Liability Company," "LLC," or "L\.L\.C\."\*\*
> \- Check name availability on the \*\*\[California Secretary of State’s Business Search\]\(https://bizfileonline\.sos\.ca\.gov/\)\*\*\.
> \- Optional: Reserve a name for 60 days by filing a \*\*\[Name Reservation Request\]\(https://bizfileonline\.sos\.ca\.gov/\)\*\* \($10 fee\)\.
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*2\. Appoint a Registered Agent\*\*
> \- Your LLC must have a \*\*registered agent\*\* \(a person or business authorized to receive legal documents\)\.
> \- The agent must have a physical California address \(P\.O\. Boxes are not allowed\)\.
> \- You can act as your own agent or hire a professional service\.
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*3\. File the Articles of Organization\*\*
> \- Submit the \*\*\[Form LLC\-1\]\(https://bizfileonline\.sos\.ca\.gov/\)\*\* online via the \*\*California Secretary of State’s BizFile portal\*\*\.
> \- \*\*Filing Fee:\*\* $70 \(standard processing\) or $85 \(expedited\)\.
> \- Required information:
>   \- LLC name and address
>   \- Registered agent details
>   \- Management structure \(member\-managed or manager\-managed\)
>   \- Purpose of the LLC \(general business purpose is acceptable\)
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*4\. Create an Operating Agreement \(Recommended\)\*\*
> \- California does not require filing this, but it’s highly recommended\.
> \- The \*\*operating agreement\*\* outlines ownership, management, and operating rules\.
> \- You can draft one yourself or use an online template\.
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*5\. File a Statement of Information \(Form LLC\-12\)\*\*
> \- Within \*\*90 days\*\* of forming your LLC, you must file a \*\*\[Statement of Information\]\(https://bizfileonline\.sos\.ca\.gov/\)\*\* \(Form LLC\-12\)\.
> \- \*\*Fee:\*\* $20 \(biennial renewal required every 2 years\)\.
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*6\. Obtain an EIN \(Employer Identification Number\)\*\*
> \- Apply for a free \*\*EIN\*\* from the \*\*\[IRS website\]\(https://www\.irs\.gov/businesses/small\-businesses\-self\-employed/apply\-for\-an\-employer\-identification\-number\-ein\-online\)\*\*\.
> \- Needed for taxes, hiring employees, and opening a business bank account\.
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*7\. Comply with Tax & Licensing Requirements\*\*
> \- \*\*California Franchise Tax Board \(FTB\)\*\*: Pay the \*\*$800 annual franchise tax\*\* \(due by the 15th day of the 4th month after formation\)\.
> \- \*\*Local Business Licenses\*\*: Check with your city/county for additional permits\.
> \- \*\*Sales Tax Permit\*\*: If selling taxable goods, register with the \*\*\[California Department of Tax and Fee Administration \(CDTFA\)\]\(https://onlineservices\.cdtfa\.ca\.gov/\)\*\*\.
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*8\. Open a Business Bank Account\*\*
> \- Keep personal and business finances separate\.
> \- Bring your \*\*EIN, Articles of Organization, and Operating Agreement\*\* to a bank\.
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*Online Filing Options\*\*
> \- \*\*California SOS BizFile Portal\*\*: \*\*\[https://bizfileonline\.sos\.ca\.gov/\]\(https://bizfileonline\.sos\.ca\.gov/\)\*\*
> \- \*\*Third\-Party Services\*\*: Companies like \*\*LegalZoom, IncFile, or Northwest Registered Agent\*\* can handle filings for an additional fee\.
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*Processing Time\*\*
> \- \*\*Online Filing\*\*: 3\-5 business days \(or 24 hours with expedited processing\)\.
> \- \*\*Mail Filing\*\*: Up to 2\-3 weeks\.
> 
> Would you like help with any specific step?

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.7404
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.9740

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Directs to BizFile Online portal | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Lists fee amounts | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Mentions 90-day Statement of Information requirement | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Suggests paper-only filing | 0.8700 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.13\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Omits agent designation requirement | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>google:gemini-2.5-flash</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> Forming a California LLC online is a relatively straightforward process, but it requires careful attention to detail\. Here's a comprehensive guide to help you through it:
> 
> \*\*Disclaimer:\*\* I am an AI and cannot provide legal advice\. This information is for general guidance only\. It's highly recommended to consult with a legal professional or business advisor for personalized advice regarding your specific situation\.
> 
> \-\-\-
> 
> \*\*I\. Before You Begin: Essential Considerations\*\*
> 
> 1\.  \*\*Business Name Availability:\*\* This is the first and most crucial step\. Your chosen name must be distinguishable from existing entities in California\.
>     \*   \*\*Check:\*\* Use the California Secretary of State \(SOS\) Business Search tool: \[https://bizfileonline\.sos\.ca\.gov/search/business\]\(https://bizfileonline\.sos\.ca\.gov/search/business\)
>     \*   \*\*Tips:\*\*
>         \*   Have several names in mind in case your first choice is taken\.
>         \*   Consider variations \(e\.g\., "ABC Solutions LLC" vs\. "ABC Services LLC"\)\.
>         \*   The name must include "LLC" or "Limited Liability Company" \(or an abbreviation thereof\)\.
>     \*   \*\*Reservation \(Optional but Recommended\):\*\* If you're not ready to file immediately but want to secure your name, you can file a Name Reservation Request Form \(Form ARTS\-NAME\) with the SOS\. This reserves the name for 60 days\.
> 
> 2\.  \*\*Registered Agent:\*\* Every California LLC must have a Registered Agent\. This is an individual or a company designated to receive legal documents \(service of process\) and official correspondence on behalf of your LLC\.
>     \*   \*\*Requirements:\*\*
>         \*   Must have a physical street address in California \(P\.O\. Boxes are not allowed\)\.
>         \*   Must be available during normal business hours\.
>         \*   You can be your own Registered Agent if you meet the above criteria and are a California resident\.
>         \*   Many businesses opt for a professional Registered Agent service for privacy, reliability, and if they don't have a physical presence in CA\.
> 
> 3\.  \*\*Operating Agreement:\*\* While not filed with the state, an Operating Agreement is a critical internal document for your LLC\.
>     \*   \*\*Purpose:\*\* It outlines the ownership structure, management responsibilities, voting rights, profit/loss distribution, and procedures for adding/removing members, dissolving the LLC, etc\.
>     \*   \*\*Importance:\*\* It prevents future disputes among members and helps maintain the "corporate veil" \(protecting personal assets\)\.
>     \*   \*\*Even for Single\-Member LLCs:\*\* It's still highly recommended as it demonstrates the legitimacy of your business and can be useful for opening bank accounts or securing loans\.
> 
> 4\.  \*\*Federal Employer Identification Number \(EIN\):\*\*
>     \*   \*\*Required if:\*\*
>         \*   Your LLC has more than one member\.
>         \*   Your LLC has employees\.
>         \*   Your LLC is taxed as a corporation or S\-corporation\.
>     \*   \*\*Optional but Recommended for Single\-Member LLCs:\*\* Even if not strictly required, many banks will ask for an EIN to open a business bank account\. It also helps separate your personal and business finances\.
>     \*   \*\*How to Get It:\*\* Apply online directly with the IRS for free: \[https://www\.irs\.gov/businesses/small\-businesses\-self\-employed/apply\-for\-an\-employer\-identification\-number\-ein\-online\]\(https://www\.irs\.gov/businesses/small\-businesses\-self\-employed/apply\-for\-an\-employer\-identification\-number\-ein\-online\)
> 
> \-\-\-
> 
> \*\*II\. The Online Filing Process: Articles of Organization\*\*
> 
> The primary document to file with the California Secretary of State to form your LLC is the \*\*Articles of Organization \(Form LLC\-1\)\*\*\.
> 
> \*\*Steps to File Online via BizFile Online:\*\*
> 
> 1\.  \*\*Go to the California Secretary of State BizFile Online Portal:\*\* \[https://bizfileonline\.sos\.ca\.gov/\]\(https://bizfileonline\.sos\.ca\.gov/\)
> 2\.  \*\*Create an Account \(if you don't have one\):\*\* You'll need to register for a user account to file online\.
> 3\.  \*\*Select "File a New Business Entity":\*\* Look for the option to file new business documents\.
> 4\.  \*\*Choose "Limited Liability Company \(LLC\)":\*\*
> 5\.  \*\*Complete the Articles of Organization \(Form LLC\-1\) Online:\*\* You will be prompted to fill in the following information:
> 
>     \*   \*\*Item 1: LLC Name:\*\* Enter the exact name you've chosen, including "LLC" or "Limited Liability Company\."
>     \*   \*\*Item 2: Purpose Statement:\*\* California requires a specific general purpose statement\. The standard one is: "The purpose of the limited liability company is to engage in any lawful act or activity for which a limited liability company may be organized under the California Revised Uniform Limited Liability Company Act\."
>     \*   \*\*Item 3: Registered Agent Information:\*\*
>         \*   \*\*Individual Agent:\*\* Provide the name and California street address of the individual\.
>         \*   \*\*Corporate Agent:\*\* Provide the name of the registered corporate agent \(must be registered with the CA SOS\)\.
>         \*   \*\*Consent:\*\* If you are using a professional Registered Agent service, they will typically provide a consent form or confirm their agreement to act as your agent\. If you are acting as your own agent, you implicitly consent by signing the form\.
>     \*   \*\*Item 4: Management Structure:\*\* Choose one:
>         \*   \*\*Managed by one manager:\*\* \(Common for single\-member LLCs or those with a designated CEO/manager\)
>         \*   \*\*Managed by more than one manager:\*\* \(Common for multi\-member LLCs where a few members manage\)
>         \*   \*\*Managed by all members:\*\* \(Common for multi\-member LLCs where all owners participate in management\)
>     \*   \*\*Item 5: Future Effective Date \(Optional\):\*\* If you want your LLC to become effective on a specific date in the future \(up to 90 days from filing\), enter it here\. Otherwise, leave blank for immediate effectiveness upon filing\.
>     \*   \*\*Item 6: Signature:\*\* The organizer \(the person filing the document\) must sign\. This can be you, an attorney, or a service provider\.
>     \*   \*\*Item 7: Return Address:\*\* Provide the name and address where you want the filed document returned\.
> 
> 6\.  \*\*Review and Confirm:\*\* Carefully review all the information for accuracy\. Typos can cause delays or require re\-filing\.
> 7\.  \*\*Pay the Filing Fee:\*\* The California Secretary of State charges a filing fee for the Articles of Organization \(currently $70, but always check the SOS website for the most up\-to\-date fees\)\. You'll typically pay by credit card online\.
> 8\.  \*\*Submit:\*\* Once paid, submit your filing\.
> 
> \*\*What Happens Next?\*\*
> 
> \*   \*\*Processing Time:\*\* The SOS processing times can vary\. You can check the current processing times on their website\. Online filings are generally processed faster than mail\-in filings\.
> \*   \*\*Confirmation:\*\* You will receive a confirmation email and, once processed, a copy of your filed Articles of Organization\. This is your official proof of LLC formation\.
> 
> \-\-\-
> 
> \*\*III\. Post\-Formation Compliance & Next Steps\*\*
> 
> Forming the LLC is just the first step\. Here's what you need to do afterward:
> 
> 1\.  \*\*File the Initial Statement of Information \(Form LLC\-12\):\*\*
>     \*   \*\*Requirement:\*\* All California LLCs must file this within 90 days of filing their Articles of Organization\.
>     \*   \*\*Purpose:\*\* It provides updated information about your LLC, including its principal office address, registered agent, and names/addresses of managers or members\.
>     \*   \*\*Frequency:\*\* After the initial filing, it must be filed biennially \(every two years\)\.
>     \*   \*\*Fee:\*\* There is a filing fee \(currently $20\)\.
>     \*   \*\*How to File:\*\* Can be filed online via BizFile Online\.
> 
> 2\.  \*\*Obtain an EIN \(if you haven't already\):\*\* As mentioned above, apply directly with the IRS\.
> 
> 3\.  \*\*Draft and Sign Your Operating Agreement:\*\* This is crucial for internal governance and legal protection\.
> 
> 4\.  \*\*Open a Business Bank Account:\*\*
>     \*   You'll need your filed Articles of Organization and EIN\.
>     \*   Do NOT mix personal and business finances\. This is vital for maintaining your limited liability protection\.
> 
> 5\.  \*\*Comply with California Franchise Tax Board \(FTB\) Requirements:\*\*
>     \*   \*\*Annual Minimum Tax:\*\* California LLCs are subject to an annual minimum franchise tax \(currently $800\), regardless of income, due by the 15th day of the 4th month of your tax year \(usually April 15th for calendar year filers\)\.
>     \*   \*\*Estimated Tax Payments:\*\* If your LLC expects to make more than a certain amount of income, you may also need to pay estimated tax\.
>     \*   \*\*File Tax Returns:\*\* You'll need to file appropriate state and federal tax returns for your LLC\. Consult with a tax professional\.
> 
> 6\.  \*\*Obtain Necessary Business Licenses and Permits:\*\*
>     \*   \*\*State Level:\*\* Depending on your industry, you may need specific state licenses \(e\.g\., professional

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.6591
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 1.0000

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Directs to BizFile Online portal | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Lists fee amounts | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Mentions 90-day Statement of Information requirement | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Suggests paper-only filing | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Omits agent designation requirement | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>google:gemini-2.5-pro-preview-05-06</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> Okay, forming a California LLC online is primarily done through the California Secretary of State's \(SOS\) \*\*bizfile Online\*\* portal\. Here's a step\-by\-step guide:
> 
> \*\*Key Website:\*\*
> \*   \*\*California Secretary of State bizfile Online:\*\* \[https://bizfileonline\.sos\.ca\.gov/\]\(https://bizfileonline\.sos\.ca\.gov/\)
> 
> \*\*Before You Start \- Important Preparations:\*\*
> 
> 1\.  \*\*Choose a Unique LLC Name:\*\*
>     \*   Your LLC name must be distinguishable from other business names on record with the CA SOS\.
>     \*   It must end with "Limited Liability Company," "LLC," or "L\.L\.C\." \(Most use "LLC"\)\.
>     \*   \*\*Check Name Availability:\*\* Use the CA SOS Business Search tool: \[https://bizsearch\.sos\.ca\.gov/\]\(https://bizsearch\.sos\.ca\.gov/\)
>     \*   \*\*Optional: Reserve a Name:\*\* If you're not ready to file immediately, you can reserve a name for 60 days by filing a Name Reservation Request \(Form LP\-LLC\-1\) and paying a fee \(currently $10\)\. This can also be done online via bizfile\.
> 
> 2\.  \*\*Appoint a Registered Agent \(Agent for Service of Process\):\*\*
>     \*   This is a person or company designated to receive official legal and tax documents on behalf of your LLC\.
>     \*   \*\*Requirements:\*\*
>         \*   Must have a physical street address in California \(P\.O\. Boxes are not allowed\)\.
>         \*   Can be an individual California resident \(including yourself, if you meet the criteria and are comfortable with your address being public\)\.
>         \*   Can be a registered corporate agent \(a company that specializes in this service\)\.
>     \*   The LLC itself cannot be its own registered agent\.
> 
> \*\*Steps to Form Your LLC Online \(Filing Articles of Organization \- Form LLC\-1\):\*\*
> 
> 1\.  \*\*Go to bizfile Online:\*\* \[https://bizfileonline\.sos\.ca\.gov/\]\(https://bizfileonline\.sos\.ca\.gov/\)
> 2\.  \*\*Create an Account \(if you don't have one\):\*\* You'll need to register for a bizfile Online account to submit filings\.
> 3\.  \*\*Navigate to LLC Formation:\*\* Once logged in, look for options like "File a New Business" or "Limited Liability Company \- Formation\." Select the option to file "Articles of Organization \- LLC \(Form LLC\-1\)\."
> 4\.  \*\*Complete the Online Form \(Articles of Organization \- LLC\-1\):\*\* You'll need to provide the following information:
>     \*   \*\*LLC Name:\*\* The name you chose and verified\.
>     \*   \*\*LLC Purpose \(Optional but Recommended\):\*\* You can state a specific purpose, or

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.7649
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.7000

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Directs to BizFile Online portal | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Lists fee amounts | 0.5000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.50\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Mentions 90-day Statement of Information requirement | 0.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Suggests paper-only filing | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Omits agent designation requirement | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>mistralai:mistral-large-2411</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> Forming a California LLC \(Limited Liability Company\) online involves several steps\. Here's a simplified guide to help you through the process:
> 
> 1\. \*\*Choose a Name for Your LLC:\*\*
>    \- The name must end with an LLC designator, such as "LLC," "L\.L\.C\.," or "Limited Liability Company\."
>    \- It must be distinguishable from any existing business entity name registered with the California Secretary of State's office\.
>    \- You can check for name availability on the California Secretary of State's website\.
> 
> 2\. \*\*Appoint a Registered Agent:\*\*
>    \- A registered agent is a person or business entity that accepts legal papers on behalf of the LLC\.
>    \- The registered agent must be located in California and have a physical street address\.
> 
> 3\. \*\*File the Articles of Organization:\*\*
>    \- File Form LLC\-1 \(Articles of Organization\) with the California Secretary of State\.
>    \- You can file online using the California Secretary of State's bizfile California portal\.
>    \- The filing fee is $70 \(plus a $5 disclosure fee\)\.
> 
> 4\. \*\*File the Initial Statement of Information:\*\*
>    \- File Form LLC\-12 \(Statement of Information\) with the California Secretary of State within 90 days after filing the Articles of Organization\.
>    \- This can also be done online using the bizfile California portal\.
>    \- The filing fee is $20\.
> 
> 5\. \*\*Create an Operating Agreement:\*\*
>    \- An Operating Agreement is not required in California, but it's highly recommended\. This document outlines the functional and managerial structures of your LLC\.
> 
> 6\. \*\*Obtain an EIN:\*\*
>    \- An Employer Identification Number \(EIN\) is used to identify a business entity\. You can apply for an EIN online through the IRS website\.
> 
> 7\. \*\*Pay the Annual Franchise Tax:\*\*
>    \- All California LLCs must pay an annual franchise tax of $800 to the California Franchise Tax Board\.
> 
> 8\. \*\*Open a Business Bank Account:\*\*
>    \- It's important to keep your business and personal finances separate\. Open a business bank account to manage your LLC's financial transactions\.
> 
> Here are some relevant websites:
> \- California Secretary of State: www\.sos\.ca\.gov
> \- California Franchise Tax Board: www\.ftb\.ca\.gov
> \- IRS: www\.irs\.gov
> 
> It's always a good idea to consult with a legal or financial professional when forming an LLC to ensure you're following all necessary steps and regulations\.

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.7219
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 1.0000

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Directs to BizFile Online portal | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Lists fee amounts | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Mentions 90-day Statement of Information requirement | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Suggests paper-only filing | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Omits agent designation requirement | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>mistralai:mistral-medium-3</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> Forming a California LLC online is a straightforward process that can be completed through the \*\*California Secretary of State’s website\*\*\. Here’s a step\-by\-step guide:
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*Step 1: Choose a Name for Your LLC\*\*
> \- Your LLC name must include \*\*"Limited Liability Company," "LLC," or "L\.L\.C\."\*\*
> \- Check name availability using the \[California Business Search\]\(https://businesssearch\.sos\.ca\.gov/\)\.
> \- Ensure the name is unique and not already in use\.
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*Step 2: Appoint a Registered Agent\*\*
> \- Your LLC must have a \*\*registered agent\*\* \(a person or business entity\) with a physical California address to receive legal documents\.
> \- You can act as your own agent or hire a professional service\.
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*Step 3: File Articles of Organization\*\*
> \- Submit the \*\*Articles of Organization \(Form LLC\-1\)\*\* online via the \[California Secretary of State’s BizFile portal\]\(https://bizfileonline\.sos\.ca\.gov/\)\.
> \- Required information:
>   \- LLC name
>   \- Registered agent’s name and address
>   \- Management structure \(member\-managed or manager\-managed\)
>   \- Purpose of the LLC \(optional\)
> \- \*\*Filing Fee:\*\* $70 \(as of 2024\)\.
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*Step 4: Create an Operating Agreement \(Recommended\)\*\*
> \- While not required by California law, an \*\*Operating Agreement\*\* outlines ownership, management, and operating procedures\.
> \- Helps prevent disputes and strengthens liability protection\.
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*Step 5: Obtain an EIN \(Employer Identification Number\)\*\*
> \- If your LLC has multiple members or employees, you’ll need an \*\*EIN\*\* from the IRS\.
> \- Apply for free on the \[IRS website\]\(https://www\.irs\.gov/businesses/small\-businesses\-self\-employed/apply\-for\-an\-employer\-identification\-number\-ein\-online\)\.
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*Step 6: File a Statement of Information \(Within 90 Days\)\*\*
> \- After forming your LLC, you must file a \*\*Statement of Information \(Form LLC\-12\)\*\* within \*\*90 days\*\* and every \*\*2 years\*\* thereafter\.
> \- \*\*Filing Fee:\*\* $20 \(online\)\.
> \- Submit via \[BizFile\]\(https://bizfileonline\.sos\.ca\.gov/\)\.
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*Step 7: Pay the Annual Franchise Tax\*\*
> \- California requires an \*\*$800 minimum annual franchise tax\*\* \(due by the 15th day of the 4th month after formation\)\.
> \- Pay through the \[California Franchise Tax Board\]\(https://www\.ftb\.ca\.gov/\)\.
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*Step 8: Comply with Local & State Requirements\*\*
> \- Check for \*\*local business licenses\*\* or permits \(city/county requirements vary\)\.
> \- If selling goods, register for a \*\*seller’s permit\*\* with the \[California Department of Tax and Fee Administration \(CDTFA\)\]\(https://www\.cdtfa\.ca\.gov/\)\.
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*Optional: Register for State Taxes\*\*
> \- If your LLC has employees or sells taxable goods, register with the \*\*California Employment Development Department \(EDD\)\*\* and \*\*CDTFA\*\*\.
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*Processing Time\*\*
> \- Online filings are typically processed within \*\*5\-7 business days\*\*\.
> \- Expedited processing is available for an additional fee\.
> 
> \#\#\# \*\*Helpful Links\*\*
> \- \[California Secretary of State – LLC Filing\]\(https://bizfileonline\.sos\.ca\.gov/\)
> \- \[California Franchise Tax Board\]\(https://www\.ftb\.ca\.gov/\)
> \- \[IRS EIN Application\]\(https://www\.irs\.gov/businesses/small\-businesses\-self\-employed/apply\-for\-an\-employer\-identification\-number\-ein\-online\)
> 
> Would you like assistance with any specific step?

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.7423
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 1.0000

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Directs to BizFile Online portal | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Lists fee amounts | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Mentions 90-day Statement of Information requirement | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Suggests paper-only filing | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Omits agent designation requirement | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>openai:gpt-4.1-mini</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> Forming a California LLC online involves several steps\. Here’s a straightforward guide to help you through the process:
> 
> \#\#\# 1\. Choose a Name for Your LLC
> \- The name must be unique and not already in use by another California business\.
> \- It must include “Limited Liability Company” or abbreviations like “LLC” or “L\.L\.C\.”
> \- You can check name availability on the California Secretary of State’s website\.
> 
> \#\#\# 2\. Designate a Registered Agent
> \- Your LLC must have a registered agent with a physical address in California\.
> \- The agent can be an individual or a business entity authorized to do business in California\.
> 
> \#\#\# 3\. File Articles of Organization \(Form LLC\-1\)
> \- This is the official document to create your LLC\.
> \- You can file online through the California Secretary of State’s \[LLC online filing portal\]\(https://llcbizfile\.sos\.ca\.gov/\)\.
> \- The filing fee is $70 \(subject to change, so verify on the official site\)\.
> 
> \#\#\# 4\. Create an Operating Agreement
> \- Although not required to be filed with the state, California requires LLCs to have an operating agreement\.
> \- This document outlines the ownership and operating procedures of the LLC\.
> \- It can be a simple written agreement among members\.
> 
> \#\#\# 5\. Obtain an EIN \(Employer Identification Number\)
> \- Get an EIN from the IRS for tax purposes\.
> \- You can apply online for free on the IRS website\.
> 
> \#\#\# 6\. File Statement of Information \(Form LLC\-12\)
> \- Must be filed within 90 days of filing your Articles of Organization\.
> \- Can be filed online on the California Secretary of State’s website\.
> \- The filing fee is $20\.
> 
> \#\#\# 7\. Comply with Other Tax and Regulatory Requirements
> \- Register for California state taxes if applicable\.
> \- Obtain any necessary business licenses or permits\.
> 
> \-\-\-
> 
> \#\#\# Summary of Online Filing Links:
> \- \*\*Name Availability Search:\*\* \[California Business Search\]\(https://businesssearch\.sos\.ca\.gov/\)
> \- \*\*File Articles of Organization:\*\* \[LLC Online Filing Portal\]\(https://llcbizfile\.sos\.ca\.gov/\)
> \- \*\*File Statement of Information:\*\* \[Statement of Information Filing\]\(https://bizfileonline\.sos\.ca\.gov/\)
> 
> If you want, I can help you draft the Articles of Organization or Operating Agreement\!

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.7254
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.9760

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Directs to BizFile Online portal | 0.8800 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.88\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Lists fee amounts | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Mentions 90-day Statement of Information requirement | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Suggests paper-only filing | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Omits agent designation requirement | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>openai:gpt-4.1-nano</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> Forming a California LLC online is a straightforward process\. Here's a step\-by\-step guide to help you get started:
> 
> 1\. Choose a Name for Your LLC
>    \- Ensure the name is unique and not already in use by another business in California\.
>    \- The name must include "Limited Liability Company," "LLC," or "L\.L\.C\."
>    \- You can check name availability on the California Secretary of State’s Business Search website\.
> 
> 2\. Designate a Registered Agent
>    \- The registered agent can be an individual or a business entity authorized to do business in California\.
>    \- They will receive legal documents on behalf of your LLC\.
> 
> 3\. File Articles of Organization
>    \- Visit the California Secretary of State’s online portal: \[BizFile Online\]\(https://bizfileonline\.sos\.ca\.gov/\)
>    \- Complete and submit Form LLC\-1 \(Articles of Organization\) electronically\.
>    \- Pay the required filing fee \(currently $70 as of October 2023\)\.
> 
> 4\. Create an Operating Agreement
>    \- Although not mandatory to file with the state, it’s highly recommended to have an Operating Agreement outlining ownership and management structure\.
>    \- This document is internal but important for legal and operational clarity\.
> 
> 5\. Obtain an EIN \(Employer Identification Number\)
>    \- Apply for an EIN from the IRS online at \[IRS\.gov\]\(https://www\.irs\.gov/businesses/small\-businesses\-self\-employed/apply\-for\-an\-employer\-identification\-number\-ein\-online\)
>    \- This is necessary for tax purposes, hiring employees, and opening a business bank account\.
> 
> 6\. Register for State Taxes and Permits
>    \- Depending on your business type, you may need to register with the California Department of Tax and Fee Administration \(CDTFA\) or other agencies\.
>    \- Check local city or county requirements for additional permits or licenses\.
> 
> 7\. File Statement of Information
>    \- Within 90 days of formation, file the Initial Statement of Information \(Form LLC\-12\) online via the California Secretary of State’s portal\.
>    \- There is a filing fee of $20\.
> 
> 8\. Comply with Ongoing Requirements
>    \- File biennial Statement of Information every two years\.
>    \- Pay any applicable taxes and fees annually\.
> 
> \*\*Additional Tips:\*\*
> \- Consider consulting a legal or business professional to ensure compliance\.
> \- Use reputable online legal services if you prefer assistance with document preparation\.
> 
> \*\*Useful Links:\*\*
> \- California Secretary of State Business Portal: \[https://www\.sos\.ca\.gov/business\-programs/business\-entities\]\(https://www\.sos\.ca\.gov/business\-programs/business\-entities\)
> \- Filing Articles of Organization: \[https://bizfileonline\.sos\.ca\.gov/\]\(https://bizfileonline\.sos\.ca\.gov/\)
> \- IRS EIN Application: \[https://www\.irs\.gov/businesses/small\-businesses\-self\-employed/apply\-for\-an\-employer\-identification\-number\-ein\-online\]\(https://www\.irs\.gov/businesses/small\-businesses\-self\-employed/apply\-for\-an\-employer\-identification\-number\-ein\-online\)
> 
> If you need further assistance, consider consulting a legal professional or a formation service\.

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.7526
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.9760

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Directs to BizFile Online portal | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Lists fee amounts | 0.8800 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.88\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Mentions 90-day Statement of Information requirement | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Suggests paper-only filing | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Omits agent designation requirement | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

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<details>
<summary><strong>openai:gpt-4.1</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> Forming a California LLC online is a straightforward process\. Here’s a step\-by\-step guide:
> 
> \-\-\-
> 
> \#\#\# 1\. \*\*Choose a Name for Your LLC\*\*
> \- \*\*Requirements:\*\* The name must be unique, not misleading, and must end with “Limited Liability Company,” “LLC,” or “L\.L\.C\.”
> \- \*\*Check Availability:\*\* Use the \[California Business Search\]\(https://businesssearch\.sos\.ca\.gov/\) to ensure your desired name is available\.
> 
> \-\-\-
> 
> \#\#\# 2\. \*\*Designate an Agent for Service of Process\*\*
> \- This is the person or company authorized to receive legal documents on behalf of your LLC\. The agent must have a physical address in California\.
> 
> \-\-\-
> 
> \#\#\# 3\. \*\*File Articles of Organization \(Form LLC\-1\) Online\*\*
> \- \*\*Go to:\*\* \[California Secretary of State’s bizfile Online portal\]\(https://bizfileonline\.sos\.ca\.gov/\)
> \- \*\*Create an account\*\* \(if you don’t have one\)\.
> \- \*\*Complete Form LLC\-1\*\* with:
>   \- LLC name
>   \- Business address
>   \- Registered agent information
>   \- Management structure \(member\-managed or manager\-managed\)
> \- \*\*Pay the filing fee:\*\* $70 \(as of 2024; check for updates\)\.
> 
> \-\-\-
> 
> \#\#\# 4\. \*\*Receive Confirmation\*\*
> \- After submission, you’ll receive a confirmation and a copy of your filed Articles of Organization by email\.
> 
> \-\-\-
> 
> \#\#\# 5\. \*\*File Statement of Information \(Form LLC\-12\)\*\*
> \- \*\*Due within 90 days\*\* of filing your Articles of Organization\.
> \- \*\*File online\*\* via \[bizfile Online\]\(https://bizfileonline\.sos\.ca\.gov/\)\.
> \- \*\*Fee:\*\* $20\.
> 
> \-\-\-
> 
> \#\#\# 6\. \*\*Create an Operating Agreement\*\*
> \- Not filed with the state, but \*\*required by law\*\*\. This document outlines the ownership and management structure of your LLC\.
> 
> \-\-\-
> 
> \#\#\# 7\. \*\*Obtain an EIN from the IRS\*\*
> \- \*\*Apply online:\*\* \[IRS EIN Application\]\(https://www\.irs\.gov/businesses/small\-businesses\-self\-employed/apply\-for\-an\-employer\-identification\-number\-ein\-online\)
> \- Free and immediate\.
> 
> \-\-\-
> 
> \#\#\# 8\. \*\*Register for California Taxes \(if applicable\)\*\*
> \- If you’ll have employees or will collect sales tax, register with the \[California Department of Tax and Fee Administration \(CDTFA\)\]\(https://www\.cdtfa\.ca\.gov/\)\.
> 
> \-\-\-
> 
> \#\#\# 9\. \*\*Pay the California LLC Annual Franchise Tax\*\*
> \- \*\*Minimum $800/year\*\*, due by the 15th day of the 4th month after your LLC is formed \(exceptions may apply for first\-year LLCs; check \[Franchise Tax Board\]\(https://www\.ftb\.ca\.gov/\) for updates\)\.
> 
> \-\-\-
> 
> \#\# \*\*Summary Checklist\*\*
> \- \[ \] Choose a unique LLC name
> \- \[ \] Designate a registered agent
> \- \[ \] File Articles of Organization \(LLC\-1\) online
> \- \[ \] File Statement of Information \(LLC\-12\) online
> \- \[ \] Create an Operating Agreement
> \- \[ \] Obtain an EIN from the IRS
> \- \[ \] Register for state taxes \(if needed\)
> \- \[ \] Pay annual franchise tax
> 
> \-\-\-
> 
> \*\*Helpful Links:\*\*
> \- \[California Secretary of State: LLC Formation\]\(https://www\.sos\.ca\.gov/business\-programs/business\-entities/starting\-business/types\-business\-entities/llc\)
> \- \[bizfile Online Portal\]\(https://bizfileonline\.sos\.ca\.gov/\)
> 
> If you have specific questions about your situation, consider consulting a business attorney or accountant\.

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.7166
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 1.0000

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Directs to BizFile Online portal | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Lists fee amounts | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Mentions 90-day Statement of Information requirement | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Suggests paper-only filing | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Omits agent designation requirement | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

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<details>
<summary><strong>openai:gpt-4o-mini</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> Forming a California LLC online involves several steps\. Here’s a general guide to help you through the process:
> 
> \#\#\# Step 1: Choose a Name for Your LLC
> \- \*\*Name Requirements\*\*: The name must include "Limited Liability Company," "LLC," or "L\.L\.C\." It cannot be similar to an existing business name in California\.
> \- \*\*Name Availability\*\*: Check the California Secretary of State's website to ensure your desired name is available\.
> 
> \#\#\# Step 2: Designate a Registered Agent
> \- A registered agent is a person or business entity that will receive legal documents on behalf of your LLC\. The agent must have a physical address in California\.
> 
> \#\#\# Step 3: File Articles of Organization
> \- \*\*Form\*\*: Complete Form LLC\-1 \(Articles of Organization\)\.
> \- \*\*Filing Online\*\*: You can file online through the California Secretary of State’s website\. You will need to create an account if you don’t have one\.
> \- \*\*Filing Fee\*\*: As of my last update, the filing fee is $70\. Check the Secretary of State’s website for the most current fees\.
> 
> \#\#\# Step 4: Create an Operating Agreement
> \- While not required by the state, it’s advisable to create an operating agreement that outlines the management structure and operating procedures of your LLC\.
> 
> \#\#\# Step 5: Obtain an EIN \(Employer Identification Number\)
> \- You can apply for an EIN for free through the IRS website\. This number is necessary for tax purposes and to open a business bank account\.
> 
> \#\#\# Step 6: File Statement of Information
> \- Within 90 days of filing your Articles of Organization, you must file Form LLC\-12 \(Statement of Information\)\. This can also be done online\.
> \- \*\*Filing Fee\*\*: The fee for this form is $20\.
> 
> \#\#\# Step 7: Comply with Other Tax and Regulatory Requirements
> \- Depending on your business type, you may need to register for state taxes, obtain business licenses, or permits\.
> 
> \#\#\# Step 8: Pay the California LLC Annual Franchise Tax
> \- California requires LLCs to pay an annual minimum franchise tax, which is currently $800\.
> 
> \#\#\# Additional Resources
> \- \*\*California Secretary of State Website\*\*: \[California Secretary of State \- Business Programs\]\(https://www\.sos\.ca\.gov/business\-programs\)
> \- \*\*IRS Website for EIN\*\*: \[IRS EIN Application\]\(https://www\.irs\.gov/businesses/small\-businesses\-self\-employed/apply\-for\-an\-employer\-identification\-number\-ein\-online\)
> 
> \#\#\# Conclusion
> Once you complete these steps, your California LLC will be officially formed\. Make sure to keep all your documents organized and stay compliant with state regulations to maintain your LLC status\. If you have any specific questions or need assistance, consider consulting with a legal professional or a business advisor\.

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.7127
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.8760

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Directs to BizFile Online portal | 0.3800 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.38\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Lists fee amounts | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Mentions 90-day Statement of Information requirement | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Suggests paper-only filing | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Omits agent designation requirement | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>openai:gpt-4o</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> Forming a California LLC online involves several steps\. Here's a step\-by\-step guide to help you through the process:
> 
> 1\. \*\*Choose a Name for Your LLC\*\*: 
>    \- The name must be unique and not already in use by another business in California\.
>    \- It should include "Limited Liability Company" or abbreviations like "LLC" or "L\.L\.C\."
>    \- You can check name availability on the California Secretary of State's website\.
> 
> 2\. \*\*Designate a Registered Agent\*\*: 
>    \- A registered agent is an individual or business entity responsible for receiving legal documents on behalf of your LLC\.
>    \- The agent must have a physical address in California\.
> 
> 3\. \*\*File Articles of Organization\*\*: 
>    \- Complete and file Form LLC\-1 \(Articles of Organization\) with the California Secretary of State\.
>    \- You can file online through the California Secretary of State's website\.
>    \- There is a filing fee, which you can pay online\.
> 
> 4\. \*\*Create an Operating Agreement\*\*: 
>    \- Although not required by the state, it is advisable to have an operating agreement\.
>    \- This document outlines the management structure and operating procedures of your LLC\.
> 
> 5\. \*\*Obtain an Employer Identification Number \(EIN\)\*\*: 
>    \- Apply for an EIN from the IRS, which is necessary for tax purposes and to open a business bank account\.
>    \- You can apply online on the IRS website\.
> 
> 6\. \*\*File Statement of Information\*\*: 
>    \- Within 90 days of filing your Articles of Organization, you must file an initial Statement of Information \(Form LLC\-12\) with the California Secretary of State\.
>    \- This can also be done online\.
> 
> 7\. \*\*Comply with Tax and Regulatory Requirements\*\*: 
>    \- Register with the California Department of Tax and Fee Administration \(CDTFA\) if you plan to sell goods or services\.
>    \- Pay the annual minimum franchise tax to the California Franchise Tax Board\.
> 
> 8\. \*\*Obtain Necessary Permits and Licenses\*\*: 
>    \- Depending on your business type and location, you may need additional permits or licenses\.
>    \- Check with local city or county government offices for specific requirements\.
> 
> By following these steps, you can successfully form an LLC in California online\. Make sure to keep track of all deadlines and maintain compliance with state regulations to ensure your LLC remains in good standing\.

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.7240
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.7500

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Directs to BizFile Online portal | 0.5000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.50\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Lists fee amounts | 0.2500 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.25\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Mentions 90-day Statement of Information requirement | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Suggests paper-only filing | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Omits agent designation requirement | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

</details>

<details>
<summary><strong>xai:grok-3-mini</strong></summary>

**Response:**

> Forming a Limited Liability Company \(LLC\) in California online is a straightforward process through the California Secretary of State's website\. However, keep in mind that this is general guidance based on current information, and laws can change\. I'm not a legal expert, so I recommend consulting an attorney or a business advisor for personalized advice\. Additionally, forming an LLC involves legal and tax implications, so consider seeking professional help to ensure compliance\.
> 
> Below, I'll outline the key steps to form a California LLC online\. The primary platform you'll use is the California Secretary of State's Business Programs portal \(accessible at \[businesssearch\.sos\.ca\.gov\]\(https://businesssearch\.sos\.ca\.gov\) or through the main Secretary of State site\)\.
> 
> \#\#\# Step\-by\-Step Guide to Forming a California LLC Online
> 
> 1\. \*\*Choose a Business Name\*\*:
>    \- Your LLC name must be unique, not already in use, and include words like "LLC," "Limited Liability Company," or abbreviations \(e\.g\., "LLC"\)\.
>    \- Check availability: Use the Secretary of State's Business Entity Search tool online to search for your desired name\. If it's available, reserve it if needed \(though reservation isn't required for filing\)\.
>    \- Tip: Avoid names that could be confused with government entities or that violate trademarks\.
> 
> 2\. \*\*Appoint a Registered Agent\*\*:
>    \- A registered agent is required to receive legal documents on behalf of your LLC\. This person or entity must have a physical address in California and be available during business hours\.
>    \- You can act as your own registered agent if you have a California address, or hire a professional service \(which costs extra, typically $50–$300 per year\)\.
>    \- You'll need to provide the registered agent's name and address when filing\.
> 
> 3\. \*\*Prepare Your Articles of Organization\*\*:
>    \- This is the official document that creates your LLC\. You can prepare and file it online via the Secretary of State's portal\.
>    \- Required information includes:
>      \- LLC name
>      \- Registered agent's name and address
>      \- Business address \(if different from the registered agent's\)
>      \- The LLC's purpose \(a general statement like "to engage in any lawful activity" is often sufficient\)
>      \- Management structure \(e\.g\., member\-managed or manager\-managed\)
>      \- Effective date \(usually the filing date, but you can specify up to 90 days later\)
>    \- Download a template or use the online form on the Secretary of State's website\.
> 
> 4\. \*\*File the Articles of Organization Online\*\*:
>    \- Go to the California Secretary of State's website and navigate to the "Business Entities" section\.
>    \- Create an account or log in to the Business Programs portal\.
>    \- Submit the Articles of Organization form electronically\.
>    \- Filing fee: Approximately $70 for online filing \(as of my last update; confirm on the website\)\. Payment is made via credit card or electronic check\.
>    \- Processing time: Typically 2–5 business days for online filings, but it can take longer if there are issues\. You can track your application status online\.
> 
> 5\. \*\*Create an Operating Agreement\*\*:
>    \- While not legally required in California, an operating agreement is highly recommended\. It outlines the rules for your LLC's operations, member roles, profit sharing, and dispute resolution\.
>    \- You can draft this yourself using online templates \(e\.g\., from legal websites like LegalZoom or Rocket Lawyer\), or have an attorney prepare it\.
>    \- Note: This isn't filed with the state but should be kept with your business records\.
> 
> 6\. \*\*Obtain an Employer Identification Number \(EIN\)\*\*:
>    \- An EIN is like a Social Security number for your business and is required for tax purposes, opening a bank account, and hiring employees\.
>    \- Apply for free online through the IRS website at \[irs\.gov/EIN\]\(https://www\.irs\.gov/EIN\)\. The process takes about 15 minutes and is immediate if done online during business hours\.
>    \- You'll need your LLC's formation documents or filing confirmation to complete this\.
> 
> 7\. \*\*Handle Additional Requirements\*\*:
>    \- \*\*Taxes and Registration\*\*: Register with the California Franchise Tax Board for state taxes\. LLCs in California must pay a minimum annual franchise tax of $800, even if you're not making money\. File this online via the FTB website\.
>    \- \*\*Business Licenses and Permits\*\*: Depending on your industry, you may need local, state, or federal licenses\. Check with the California Department of Consumer Affairs or your city's business license office\.
>    \- \*\*Bank Account and Insurance\*\*: Open a business bank account and consider getting liability insurance to protect your LLC\.
> 
> \#\#\# Timeline and Costs
> \- \*\*Timeline\*\*: From start to finish, you could form your LLC in as little as 1–2 weeks if everything goes smoothly, but plan for 2–4 weeks to account for processing and any follow\-ups\.
> \- \*\*Costs\*\*: 
>   \- Articles of Organization filing: $70 \(online\)
>   \- EIN: Free
>   \- Annual franchise tax: $800 minimum
>   \- Registered agent service \(if not self\-appointed\): $50–$300/year
>   \- Operating agreement and other legal fees: Varies \(e\.g\., $100–$500 if using templates or services\)
>   \- Total estimated cost: $1,000–$2,000, depending on additional services\.
> 
> \#\#\# Additional Tips
> \- \*\*Use Official Resources\*\*: The California Secretary of State's website has guides, forms, and FAQs\. You can also call their Business Entities division at \(916\) 653\-3981 for assistance\.
> \- \*\*DIY vs\. Services\*\*: While you can do this entirely online yourself, services like LegalZoom, IncFile, or ZenBusiness offer guided formation for a fee \(around $50–$300\), which can handle filings and provide templates\.
> \- \*\*Post\-Formation Steps\*\*: After forming your LLC, file annual reports \(Statement of Information\) with the Secretary of State \(due every two years, $25 fee\) and maintain compliance with tax obligations\.
> 
> Remember, this process ensures your LLC is formed at the state level, but you may have additional requirements based on your location, industry, or business activities\. For example, if you're operating in a specific city, check local regulations\. Always verify the latest information on official government websites, as fees and procedures can change\.
> 
> If you have more specific questions or need help with a particular step, feel free to ask\! For legal advice, consult a licensed attorney\.

**Scores:**
*   **Semantic Similarity to Ideal:** 0.7037
*   **Key Point Coverage Score:** 0.7760

**Coverage Breakdown:**

| Key Point | Score | Reflection |
|:---|:---:|:---|
| Directs to BizFile Online portal | 0.6300 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.63\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Lists fee amounts | 1.0000 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 1\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Mentions 90-day Statement of Information requirement | 0.2500 | Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.25\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Suggests paper-only filing | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |
| Omits agent designation requirement | 1.0000 | \[INVERTED\] Consensus from 2 judge\(s\)\. Average score: 0\.00\. See breakdown for individual reflections\. |

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