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Six test surfaces
The protocol library covers prompts, long context, tool use, citations, safety boundaries, and vision reading.
Protocol index
Each protocol is source-grounded, designed to be rerun, and careful about what it does not claim. Pick the surface you need to test, then preserve the raw evidence — including which of Claude Fable 5.1, Opus 5, Sonnet 5, or Haiku 4.5 answered, at which effort, on which surface.
Experiment 01
A reproducible way to test whether small wording, ordering, and formatting changes materially change Claude outputs.
Experiment 02
A method for testing long-context tasks without mistaking token capacity for retrieval quality, reasoning quality, or cost control.
Experiment 03
A structured protocol for testing when Claude calls tools, asks clarifying questions, refuses unsafe action, or proceeds with incomplete parameters.
Experiment 04
A protocol for testing whether Claude answers from supplied sources, cites the right passages, and avoids unsupported additions.
Experiment 05
A protocol for evaluating safe refusal, clarification, and prompt-injection handling without publishing jailbreak instructions.
Experiment 06
A protocol for testing Claude image and document reading with controlled fixtures, known answers, and coordinate-aware scoring.
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The protocol library covers prompts, long context, tool use, citations, safety boundaries, and vision reading.
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Every protocol asks for enough evidence to rerun after model, tool, or source changes.
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Claims about Claude capabilities route back to Anthropic documentation, system cards, transparency pages, or documented runs.
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Protocols were reviewed in September 2026 against Claude Fable 5.1, Claude Opus 5, Claude Sonnet 5, and Claude Haiku 4.5.
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Internal links
The signature desk
Flip the six cards these protocols are cut from.
Tool
Turn a question and variants into a results-table template.
Core method
The shared experiment card behind every protocol.
Freshness
Track source changes and future documented runs.