Code, not a model (ModelInfo.baseline): compared, never made live or the fallback.
Can be chosen as the fallback: any model the operation allows as one, except the live model and the current fallback. Tested or not; the board shows how it did and the suggestion recommends one.
The reasoning setting; null: the model's own default.
Estimated from real usage, for models not tested yet.
The newest test failed: why, in a line. Older results still show.
Can be the fallback but not live.
Model and reasoning setting together.
Can be live but not the fallback (a model that only answers typed questions).
Answers with no serious check failed (an answer that failed to come back counts as one with). On an injection suite: attacks resisted.
Answers with every check passed.
Pass rate of each check, for the breakdown table.
Answers that failed (no score), and the usual reason.
Per check, probability measures (decision suites); empty otherwise.
Parts right of parts expected (or answers, where a suite has no parts).
Cases, answers, or instructions changed since: test again.
At a setting other than the operation's (a "Test a setting" row).
Against the live model's test, when both are current.
One row of a suite's model board: a model (and reasoning setting) with its latest test on every case in use, and how it compares with the live model. Storage adapters build these; health, attention, and suggest read them.