Trendence.ai
  • Introduction
    • The AI Fragmentation Problem
    • Core Problems
    • What is Trendence?
  • Vision and Mission
    • Vision
    • Mission
  • Trendence Solution
    • Trendence Solution
  • System Architecture
    • Architecture Approach
    • Application Layer
    • Orchestration Layer
    • Data Layer
    • Execution Layer
  • Terminal
    • Agent Categories
    • Modes
    • Evaluation & Ranking
  • Developer Ecosystem
    • Integration via API/SDK
    • Contribution Mechanisms
    • Quality Control System
  • Token Utility ($TREND)
    • $TREND
  • Business Model
    • Subscription Tiers
    • API/Data Licensing Revenue
    • Agent Monetization Split
  • Governance
    • DAO Governance
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Evaluation & Ranking

Trendence employs a dynamic, real-time agent evaluation and ranking framework to ensure that only the most contextually relevant and high-performing agents are prioritized for task execution. This system operates continuously and autonomously, reinforcing quality, trust, and utility across the entire orchestration layer.


Core Evaluation Criteria

Each agent in the Terminal is ranked based on a composite scoring model that includes:

  • Query-Specific Performance Metrics

    Real-time evaluation of each agent’s output across dimensions such as accuracy, latency, relevance, and response completeness—measured per task.

  • Domain-Specific Historical Effectiveness

    Longitudinal tracking of agent performance within specific categories (e.g., DeFi, trading, research), allowing the system to favor agents with proven specialization.

  • User Feedback & Validation Signals

    Direct user interactions—such as upvotes, corrections, acceptance of outputs, or manual overrides—feed into agent scoring and influence future routing decisions.

  • Quality Scoring by Natural Selection module

    An internal benchmarking module assesses agent responses using standardized datasets, canonical references, and cross-agent comparison logic to refine baseline quality ratings on the unbiased basis.


Outcome: Utility-Weighted Visibility

This ranking mechanism ensures that agents are surfaced not based on branding, metadata, or static tags - but on measurable utility, contextual relevance, and demonstrated performance.

By dynamically adjusting agent priority based on use-case fit and real-world feedback, Trendence maintains a high signal-to-noise ratio, driving efficient routing and ensuring response quality at scale.

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