Alpha Evals
Independent judgment on AI governance.
Alpha separates governance quality from governance materiality, keeps every opinion tied to a declared evidence basis, and publishes limitations alongside the judgment.
Representative instrument
Eval record
- Verdict
- NRNot Rated is an explicit coverage state, not a low score.
- Evidence basis
- UnassignedPublic Information or Verified Assessment must be declared.
- Method
- The Alpha Standard Version 1Public calibration candidate
The Eval system
Verdict, evidence, methodology, consequence.
A rating should make the opinion inspectable without collapsing quality, materiality, source coverage, and analytical limits into one opaque score.
Rating scale
The published rating scale.
Letter grades express Alpha's rating opinion. NR is a distinct coverage state and never represents a low score.
- Rating grades
- AAA / AA / A / BBB / BB / B / CCC / CC / C / DAvailable
- Coverage state
- NR · Not RatedLimited availability
Evidence basis
A single scale with governed evidence boundaries.
Version 1 is published for review and calibration and is not yet the active production rating engine. Historical opinions retain their original methodology version.
- Alpha AIGR, Public Information
- Based only on attributable public evidence available by the evidence cutoff date. Normally capped at A, or AA with disclosed independent assurance. Never AAA.Limited availability
- Alpha AIGR, Verified Assessment
- Based on evidence verified by Alpha within a signed assessment perimeter. Eligible for the full AAA to D scale when every publication gate is met.Limited availability
Coverage architecture
Comparable records without collapsing unlike subjects.
Organizations and vendors may receive governed rating opinions. Models, agents, workflows, and people retain subject-appropriate evaluation scales and explicit authority boundaries.
Decision use

