Brief the coverage
Target scenarios, quantities, privacy profile, and reviewer owner are set before a single row is generated.
→Coverage briefs, LLM and physics generation, privacy profiles, quality review, jobs, and governed dataset exports — every slice keeps its reviewer, its privacy budget, and its signature.
LLM, physics, privacy-profile, and coverage-planning jobs visible in the shipped lab queue.
Latest approved slices average realism, fidelity, privacy, and coverage checks before export.
Dataset slices waiting for approve or reject decisions in the review queue.
Brief the coverage. Generate inside the queue. Sign the export.
Target scenarios, quantities, privacy profile, and reviewer owner are set before a single row is generated.
→LLM and physics jobs run inside the queue. Realism, fidelity, privacy, and alerts are inspected before any slice leaves review.
→Release the dataset packet — schema, rows, privacy report, reviewer notes, and a signed manifest travel together.
Briefs, generation, privacy, quality, review, jobs, and export — each surface keeps its reviewer, its privacy budget, and its signature.
Define target scenarios, quantities, privacy profile, and reviewer owner before a single row is generated.
Prompt sets, model routing, few-shot templates, and reviewer handoff stay attached to every slice.
MuJoCo, PyBullet, Unity, and scene-viewer surfaces feed simulation-backed slices into the same review path.
k-anonymity, l-diversity, t-closeness, epsilon, and delta settings travel with the dataset to release review.
Realism, statistical fidelity, privacy, trend, and alert panels summarize release readiness on one surface.
Reviewers approve, reject, and annotate every generated slice before it can move into an export.
Queue depth, success rate, failed jobs, and retry state stay visible to the operators running the work.
Release a dataset packet with schema, settings, reviewer notes, privacy report, and a signed manifest.
Three rules stay attached to every release. Miss them and the export does not sign.
k-anonymity below 2 blocks release.
epsilon equal to 0 blocks save until a non-zero privacy budget is selected.
Small cohorts require k to remain at or above 12 before raw responses can be exported.
Briefs, generation, review, and export stay on one paper trail your team owns.
In your VPC. Your keys. Your retention policy. Privacy budgets travel with each release.
The dataset packet — schema, rows, privacy report, reviewer notes, signed manifest — leaves with you.
We'll draft the brief. Pick the generator. Standardize the review. Hand you a signed dataset packet.
A coverage brief — scenarios, quantities, privacy profile.
A signed dataset packet — schema, rows, privacy report, reviewer notes.