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Open/Closed Model Visibility Audit

Kimi · DeepSeek · Qwen · Doubao · ChatGPT · Claude · Gemini · Last updated 2026-06-18

Definition. An open/closed model visibility audit checks whether a brand appears differently across open-weight/source-available model endpoints and closed proprietary API model endpoints. Clarivy Snapshot runs the same buyer questions across all 7 endpoints and attaches raw response evidence to every finding.

Why model openness matters

Open-weight and closed proprietary models can differ in freshness, retrieval behavior, citation habits, safety posture, and reproducibility. For an audit buyer, the useful question is not where a model company is based. The useful question is whether the model surface is open enough to inspect, reproduce, or benchmark differently from a closed API-only surface.

Current Clarivy endpoint matrix

Clarivy Snapshot endpoint matrix showing 5 questions across 7 model endpoints

Model openness surfaceEndpoints in SnapshotWhat the grouping means
Open-weight / source-available model endpointsKimi, DeepSeek, QwenThe model family exposes public weights or source-available artifacts in the broader ecosystem; exact model id is recorded per datapoint.
Closed proprietary API model endpointsDoubao, ChatGPT, Claude, GeminiThe audit calls a vendor-hosted API surface where model internals are not publicly inspectable; data-control status is recorded per datapoint.

What the grouping does not mean

Use cases

FAQ

Which open-weight or source-available endpoints does Snapshot include?

Snapshot currently groups Kimi, DeepSeek, and Qwen as open-weight or source-available model endpoints. The exact model id used in a customer run is recorded per datapoint.

Which closed proprietary API endpoints does Snapshot include?

Snapshot currently groups Doubao, ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini as closed proprietary API model endpoints.

Where is the endpoint list versioned?

The current production list is versioned on the Methodology page. Adding or removing an endpoint is a methodology change, not a marketing-only edit.