Top users for one domain, by best AutoScientist run
Changed onPublic endpoint; no authentication required. Returns one row per user — that user's best-scoring run in the domain — ordered by domain win rate descending, one page at a time. Page with limit/offset: a "show more" click is the same request with offset advanced by the rows already on screen, and pagination.has_more says whether to show the control at all. Ranks are absolute over the whole ranking, so page two starts at rank 11 and ranks 1–3 identify the top three without a separate response section. pagination.total is the eligible population, not the rows in this page. Pass q to search every domain by member, run or dataset name — the same page shape, cut from the matches instead of from a single ranking, with domain ignored and each row naming the domain it is ranked in.
Request
- The document declares no server URL.
- AuthHTTP bearer
- TypeScriptA function with typed inputs. Its response is checked against the schema.
Query parameters
Domain to rank. Accepts the classifier slug (medical) or the code form (domain_medical), plus general for runs scored against the general prompt set. Omit it and the domain with the most ranked entries is used, echoed back in the response. An unrecognised value is rejected with 400.
Free-text search over the whole leaderboard — every domain, not the one domain selects, which is ignored while q is set: a member is looked up by name and the domains they placed in are the answer. Each hit is the entry as its own domain ranks it, so read data[].domain rather than the top-level domain, which is null for a search. Matches the member name, the run name and the dataset name, case-insensitively, on any part of the value. Split on spaces: every term has to match, in any order and in any of those fields, so hooker sara finds the same rows as sara hooker. Hits are ordered best score first (a rank only orders its own domain), and each carries the rank it holds there. Pages exactly like an unfiltered ranking: pagination.total is the number of matches.
Rows to return. Defaults to one "show more" click's worth; anything above 50 is rejected with 400.
Rows to skip. For "show more", pass the number of rows already on screen. Ranks are absolute, so the first row of a page carries rank offset + 1 — a client can also read the ranks instead of tracking the offset itself.
Response
Example response
{
"domain": {
"slug": "medical",
"name": "Medical"
},
"data": [
{
"user": {
"country": {
"code": "GB",
"name": "United Kingdom"
},
"stats": {
"best_win_rate_pct": 74.2,
"data_points": 128400
}
},
"model": {
"name": "adaption_llama_3_3_70b_instruct_reference_clinical_qa_a4f81c2e",
"base_model": {
"display_name": "Llama 3.3 70B Instruct",
"family": "llama",
"size": "70B"
}
},
"alignment": true,
"score": {
"domain_win_rate_pct": 68.4,
"normalized_score": 1.08,
"percentile": 94,
"task_win_rate_pct": 81
},
"dataset": {
"rows_before": 12000,
"rows_after": 44000
},
"domain": {
"slug": "medical",
"name": "Medical"
}
}
]
}Changes
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