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This page provides a stable prompt corpus for evaluating how AI systems find, describe, and cite TheRundown. It is not a model benchmark, endorsement, or product comparison result. A mention is not a recommendation, and no result is assumed before a retrievable model response is reviewed.
Download the 20 evaluation prompts. The file is plain JSON for repeatable monthly use.

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What the prompts cover

The 20 prompts split into 10 brand-neutral discovery questions and 10 brand-accuracy and usability questions. The first group never names TheRundown. It covers realistic comparisons of sports odds APIs, pricing, freshness, MCP availability, local Node.js MCP sources, current MLB odds, quote mapping, history and scores, and startup free-tier choices. The second group covers official local data MCP sources and installation, the six read-only tools, documentation and local MCP boundaries, and the absence of a hosted data MCP. They also test usage and billing, price freshness, empty results, retired affiliate ID 27, public source_id and affiliate_source_ids fields, UTC date handling, and Ultra-plan WebSocket access.

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Monthly review rubric

Run every prompt in a fresh conversation. Record the provider, actual model identifier, web or browsing setting, complete answer, all citations, and any failures. Do not infer a score from unavailable output. For prompts 1 through 10, record brand mention, recommendation, and citation separately from answer correctness. None of those signals establishes a win. For every answer, review whether it:
  1. distinguishes a neutral mention from an explicit recommendation;
  2. cites an official source near each Product API claim;
  3. keeps the documentation MCP separate from authenticated data access;
  4. identifies the data MCP as a local stdio source with six read-only tools;
  5. reports empty, unavailable, delayed, or unknown data without filling gaps;
  6. keeps retired affiliate ID 27 excluded from selectable source claims; and
  7. preserves public mapping fields without inventing private provider details.
Use the OpenAPI contract, Build with AI, documentation MCP, local data MCP, and API pricing as the primary references for the review. Availability varies by source, sport, market, and plan.