
Computer Work Val v1.0
An environment data stream and validation set of 300 worlds — drawn from the real work of people earning over $100k a year.
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An environment data stream and validation set of 300 worlds — drawn from the real work of people earning over $100k a year.
The contributors come from the US occupations with the largest share of labor costs in digital work. Each one turns a piece of their own job into an environment. Computer Work Val v1.0 is 300 of those tasks, chosen to represent every domain, and the environments can be used for both testing and training.
Task authors rate what each failed verifier would cost if it happened at work. Each bar splits a model’s rated failures on one scale.
The most damage the failure could do at work, from an annoyance, to a real cost, to a severe outcome.
How hard the failure is to reverse once it has happened: minutes, real effort, or not at all.
How far the damage reaches: only the person who did the task, their team, or beyond it: a client, a regulator, or the company’s money.
How long the failure would go unseen: right away, at the next review, or late or never.
We build each environment from high-fidelity clones of tools like Jira, Google Sheets and Salesforce, seeded with mock data from the person who actually does the task.
excel.cloud.microsoft
AutoSaveRidgeline_Q3_P&L.xlsx
FileHomeInsertFormulasData
C2fx=SUM('Stripe export'!F:F)
ABC1RidgelineQ2Q32Revenue171,300184,9203COGS(58,900)(61,300)4OpEx(75,200)(78,450)5Net income37,20045,170
P&LStripe export+
Gmail
mail.google.com
GmailQ2 P&L
From ▾Any time ▾Has attachment
DanaQ2 P&L, finalJul 8
XQ2_P&L.xlsx
MarcoRe: Q2 P&L draftJul 2
Stripe
dashboard.stripe.com
RRidgelineSearch
Payments Currency: All
AmountConverted
C$1,250.00CAD$912.50 USD
$640.00USD$640.00 USD
C$3,400.00CAD$2,482.00 USD
$1,180.00USD$1,180.00 USD
Mercury
app.mercury.com
Ridgeline CoffeeChecking ••4021
Balance$212,480.16
To / FromCategoryAmount
SStripeSales+$41,200.00
RRoastworksCOGS−$12,400.00
GGustoPayroll−$2,140.00
environment
The Plato environment
Each tool becomes a sim seeded with their data, with names and accounts swapped for mock ones. Verifiers grade the agent’s work.
Excel
excel.web.plato.sosim
AutoSaveJuniper_Q3_P&L.xlsx
FileHomeInsertFormulasData
C2fx=SUM('Stripe export'!F:F)
ABC1JuniperQ2Q32Revenue171,300188,1003COGS(58,900)(61,300)4OpEx(75,200)(78,450)5Net income37,20048,350
P&LStripe export+
Gmail
gmail.web.plato.sosim
GmailQ2 P&L
From ▾Any time ▾Has attachment
ElenaQ2 P&L, finalJul 8
XQ2_P&L.xlsx
TheoRe: Q2 P&L draftJul 2
Stripe
stripe.web.plato.sosim
JJuniperSearch
Payments Currency: All
AmountConverted
C$1,250.00CAD$912.50 USD
$640.00USD$640.00 USD
C$3,400.00CAD$2,482.00 USD
$1,180.00USD$1,180.00 USD
Mercury
mercury.web.plato.sosim
Juniper Bean Co.Checking ••7718
Balance$212,480.16
To / FromCategoryAmount
SStripeSales+$41,200.00
KKettle & CrateCOGS−$12,400.00
GGustoPayroll−$2,140.00
Verifiers
Checks on the end state the agent leaves in the sims
6/7 pass
Same line items and layout as Q2pass
Revenue $3,180 high: CAD counted at face valuefail
Q3 P&L sent to the CFOpass
Final .xlsx attachedpass
Refunds netted out of revenuepass
All 47 Q3 transactions categorizedpass
Payroll kept in OpEx, not COGSpass
Simulators used
The environments run on 210 simulated apps, from Gmail and Excel to open-source ERPs, health records and helpdesks.
Every task contributor goes through a rigorous pipeline to ensure they meet our quality bar.
Works at a relevant organization · uses AI heavily in their job · 3+ years in their domain
A communication skills assessment and a domain expertise assessment
An introduction to RL task creation and how to create high-quality tasks, then Plato platform training
Domain experts and a Plato RL task specialist check accuracy, relevance, task quality and fit with RL objectives
The 300 tasks span 10 domains and 36 roles.
Finance & Accounting: 75 tasks (25%) FP&A Analyst — budgets & forecasts: 25 tasksStaff Accountant — close & recon: 19 tasksWealth Advisor — client portfolios: 12 tasksCredit Analyst — lending & covenants: 11 tasksTechnical Accountant — audit support: 8 tasks Engineering & Design: 64 tasks (21%) Quality Engineer — inspection & release: 22 tasksDesign Engineer — CAD & analysis: 10 tasksSystems Engineer — MEP & civil review: 10 tasksManufacturing Engineer — process & BOM: 10 tasksIndustrial Engineer — productivity: 7 tasksProject Architect — RFIs & submittals: 5 tasks Legal & Compliance: 42 tasks (14%) Corporate Counsel — contracts & deals: 11 tasksParalegal — litigation & settlements: 11 tasksCompliance Analyst — controls & AML: 8 tasksEstate Attorney — trusts & estates: 5 tasksFamily Law Attorney — custody memos: 4 tasksClaims Counsel — coverage memos: 3 tasks Healthcare Administration: 28 tasks (9%) Quality Manager — clinical governance: 10 tasksPractice Manager — scheduling & staffing: 8 tasksNurse Reviewer — medication safety: 6 tasksMedical Biller — eligibility & auths: 4 tasks Marketing: 23 tasks (8%) Marketing Analyst — performance data: 8 tasksDigital Marketer — paid, web & ads: 8 tasksMarketing Manager — campaigns & comms: 7 tasks Insurance / Claims: 23 tasks (8%) Account Manager — policy servicing: 12 tasksClaims Examiner — claims & bordereaux: 6 tasksUnderwriter — renewals & risk: 5 tasks Software & IT: 19 tasks (6%) Platform Engineer — incidents & code: 8 tasksSecurity Analyst — access & incidents: 6 tasksData Engineer — pipelines & quality: 5 tasks Sales & Revenue: 12 tasks (4%) Sales Ops — orders & fulfillment: 8 tasksBusiness Development — pipeline: 4 tasks Operations & Management: 7 tasks (2%) PMO Lead — planning & resourcing: 4 tasksProduct Ops Lead — launch gates: 3 tasks HR & People Ops: 7 tasks (2%) L&D Coordinator — training: 4 tasksRecruiter — hiring reviews: 3 tasks300tasksFinance & Accounting7525%
Engineering & Design6421%
Legal & Compliance4214%
Healthcare Administration289%
Marketing238%
Insurance / Claims238%
Software & IT196%
Sales & Revenue124%
Operations & Management72%
HR & People Ops72%
Finance & Accounting
FP&A Analyst · budgets & forecasts25
Staff Accountant · close & recon19
Wealth Advisor · client portfolios12
Credit Analyst · lending & covenants11
Technical Accountant · audit support8
Engineering & Design
Quality Engineer · inspection & release22
Design Engineer · CAD & analysis10
Systems Engineer · MEP & civil review10
Manufacturing Engineer · process & BOM10
Industrial Engineer · productivity7
Project Architect · RFIs & submittals5
Legal & Compliance
Corporate Counsel · contracts & deals11
Paralegal · litigation & settlements11
Compliance Analyst · controls & AML8
Estate Attorney · trusts & estates5
Family Law Attorney · custody memos4
Claims Counsel · coverage memos3
Healthcare Administration
Quality Manager · clinical governance10
Practice Manager · scheduling & staffing8
Nurse Reviewer · medication safety6
Medical Biller · eligibility & auths4
Marketing
Marketing Analyst · performance data8
Digital Marketer · paid, web & ads8
Marketing Manager · campaigns & comms7
Insurance / Claims
Account Manager · policy servicing12
Claims Examiner · claims & bordereaux6
Underwriter · renewals & risk5
Software & IT
Platform Engineer · incidents & code8
Security Analyst · access & incidents6
Data Engineer · pipelines & quality5
Sales & Revenue
Sales Ops · orders & fulfillment8
Business Development · pipeline4
Operations & Management
PMO Lead · planning & resourcing4
Product Ops Lead · launch gates3
HR & People Ops
L&D Coordinator · training4
Recruiter · hiring reviews3
How we ensure world quality
We check every task on four dimensions to make sure it reflects real work, poses a meaningful challenge and is worth getting right.
The environment and prompt match the author’s real job.
In the Juniper Bean exampleThe accountant’s own stack: Excel, Gmail, Stripe and Mercury. Last quarter’s P&L sits in an email thread, where it normally would.
Everything needed to finish the task is in the environment.
In the Juniper Bean exampleStripe shows every CAD payment next to its USD-converted amount, so the right revenue figure is findable.
The work takes reasoning and several steps, not a lookup.
In the Juniper Bean exampleRevenue spans USD and CAD. Summing the Stripe export at face value overstates it by $3,180.
In the Juniper Bean exampleThe P&L goes straight to Elena, the CFO. An inflated revenue line reaches leadership unnoticed.
Reviews: two experts from the same occupation agree on each task’s realism and fairness, and the Plato team reviews it for environment defects, reward hacking and prompt/grading mismatches.
Partner with us to get access to any of these environments.
We’re hiring! Check out open roles or email hi@plato.so.
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