ReflectiveBench should satisfy both Lyons-Levin coordination conditions and Alexander property subsets for dual-axis design.

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• ReflectiveBench should be designed as cognitive glue using Lyons-Levin's 5-condition and 9-property spec.claim0.862
• ReflectiveBench's dimensions should draw from Alexander's 15 properties to lock editorial heritage and recruit aligned contributors.claim0.815
• ReflectiveBench designed as cognitive glue (per Lyons-Levin spec) will generate higher citation velocity and lab coordination response than static-credibility benchmark.prediction0.807
• Naming Alexander lineage in ReflectiveBench design will function as moat against replication by frontier labs.prediction0.788
• ReflectiveBench's win condition is credibility weapon for landing co-authors, not standalone product.claim0.777
• A linear reflection direction exists in reasoning LLMs' latent representation space that governs self-reflection behaviorclaim0.755
  Core claim of ReflCtrl that a single direction captures and controls reflection
• Levin's Platonic-space program explains why cross-modality convergence occurs; Alexander's centers framework explains how to recognize foundation-ness beyond task accuracy.claim0.753
• Artificial Analysis will host ReflectiveBench as a non-competing dimension within AA's leaderboard if pitched.prediction0.753