Socrates-1.1 just scored 72 on Terminal-Bench Hard

Socrates-1.1, a TrustedRouter combo model, reportedly achieved 72% on Terminal-Bench Hard, exceeding listed frontier baselines such as Fable 5, GPT-5.5, and Opus 4.8 while also outperforming a local GPT-5.6 comparison at lower cost and faster speed. The result is presented as evidence that combining multiple models can improve performance on difficult, practical software-engineering tasks, where individual systems have distinct strengths and failure modes across areas such as Rust/C code, webserver debugging, and password recovery. Rather than requiring users to construct their own ensemble infrastructure, Socrates-1.1 is available through an OpenAI-compatible endpoint that coordinates worker models, advisor chains, and a final synthesizer behind a single model identifier. TrustedRouter emphasizes verifiability through published model routes, benchmark scores, health and latency information, and gateway attestation, aiming to make complex model combinations usable without relying on an opaque service.

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