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kyisaiah47/toolproof-indexes

Toolproof: the nine indexes and what each one currently measures One row per index under the Toolproof masthead: what it measures, the method behind it, the public endpoint its figures come from, and the headline figure that endpoint returned at the moment of the cut. Rows in this cut 9 One row is one index Cut 2026-09-04 Refreshed Monthly, on the first of the month Measured by Toolproof Method https://toolproof.thecompound.tech/methodology Licence… See the full description on the dataset page: https://huggingface.co/datasets/kyisaiah47/toolproof-indexes.

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Toolproof: the nine indexes and what each one currently measures

One row per index under the Toolproof masthead: what it measures, the method behind it, the public endpoint its figures come from, and the headline figure that endpoint returned at the moment of the cut.


Rows in this cut	9
One row is	one index
Cut	2026-09-04
Refreshed	Monthly, on the first of the month
Measured by	Toolproof
Method	https://toolproof.thecompound.tech/methodology
Licence	Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International
Publisher	Compound Labs
Also on	Hugging Face · Zenodo

How it is measured

Read from https://toolproof.thecompound.tech/api/index.json, which builds itself by calling each index's own public stats endpoint at request time. An index that did not answer is kept in the file with ok=false and the reason it gave, because a consumer has to be able to tell a missing index from an index that measured nothing.

What a citer needs to know

—The headline figures move between cuts. A citation of one of them should carry the cut date, which is in the filename and in as_of.
—as_of is the run that produced the figure. fetched_at is when this export read it. Those are different dates and both matter.

Files

File	Format	Size
`toolproof-indexes-2026-09-04.csv`	CSV	0.00 MB
`toolproof-indexes-2026-09-04.json`	JSON	0.01 MB

Every cut is also a GitHub release with the same files attached, so a citation can pin the exact edition it quoted.

Schema

Column	Type	Empty in sample
`slug`	string	0.0%
`name`	string	0.0%
`url`	string	0.0%
`answering`	boolean	0.0%
`measures`	string	0.0%
`method`	string	0.0%
`source_endpoint`	string	0.0%
`headline_label`	string	0.0%
`headline_value`	number	0.0%
`detail_1`	string	0.0%
`detail_2`	string	0.0%
`detail_3`	string	11.1%
`as_of`	string	0.0%
`stale`	boolean	44.4%
`error`	null	100.0%
`fetched_at`	string	0.0%

Cite it

Compound Labs (2026). Toolproof: the nine indexes and what each one currently measures. Toolproof, https://toolproof.thecompound.tech. Cut of 2026-09-04. Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0). https://github.com/kyisaiah47/compound-datasets/tree/main/toolproof-indexes

bibtex

@dataset{compound_toolproof_indexes_2026,
  title     = {Toolproof: the nine indexes and what each one currently measures},
  author    = {{Compound Labs}},
  year      = {2026},
  publisher = {Compound Labs},
  url       = {https://github.com/kyisaiah47/compound-datasets/tree/main/toolproof-indexes},
  note      = {Cut of 2026-09-04. Measured by Toolproof, https://toolproof.thecompound.tech},
  license   = {CC-BY-4.0}
}

The whole collection has a DOI, 10.5281/zenodo.22844096, at https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.22844096. It resolves to the newest Zenodo version. To pin the exact deposit this cut belongs to, cite 10.5281/zenodo.22844097 instead.

Attribution is the licence condition, and it is the only one. Quote a figure with the publisher, the product that measured it and the cut date, and there is nothing else to ask.