Project Arena is a vendor-neutral Kubernetes incident benchmark for testing AI investigation tools. It deploys a disposable cluster, injects faults across 21 scenarios, saves investigation records from any product, and scores them with a configurable AI judge.
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The benchmark injects faults into a disposable Kubernetes fixture and saves each product’s investigation record for scoring.
Investigation records from any tool can be captured and scored, so the comparison is not limited to one vendor.
A six-scenario smoke fixture runs alongside the full 21-scenario suite when you want a quicker pass.
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