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s1kit is a provider-neutral test, calibrate and route toolkit for System One models. It speaks the
/v1/systemonerequest shape, so one suite of your own labelled cases runs against Jev, Laya, kev, llama.cpp or Ollama side by side.How it differs from what's listed: jevcal fits thresholds for Jev only, and sysone-bench is a fixed Laya-vs-Jev comparison. s1kit lets you bring the cases and the list of servers, then turns the results into per-question cutoffs and a cheapest-first router.
Runnable check:
pip install s1kit && s1kit init && s1kit testruns offline with a keyword baseline. The tests run the HTTP client against a local server that answers like laya-serve.Disclosure: I maintain s1kit. It was written with substantial help from an AI coding assistant.