Taz33m/codex-demo-day-arena

Codex Demo Day Arena is a control-plane for evaluating AI-built product candidates like a venture portfolio. It orchestras repo-owner agents, maturity validators, synthetic buyer-usefulness judges, a compute-allocation policy, proof prioritization, and IC-style stopping rules to decide which candidates merit further compute or external validation. Who uses it: product-foundry operators, repo-owner agents, evaluators and researchers building governance for agentic product pipelines. Key features: - Validator gates enforcing structural readiness (demos, tests, artifacts). - Buyer-usefulness rubrics producing plausibility scores and recommendations. - Compute allocator that funds rounds only when DeltaInvestmentBelief > cost+risk. - Proof prioritizer that ranks “proof-now” candidates and enforces external-proof before investment. - Public control-plane artifacts: policies, prompts, scripts, sanitized examples, and a technical paper. Core result: 20 candidates assessed, 20 structurally ready, 19 buyer-compelling, 0 investment-grade proofs.