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Find and copy Pareto frontiers or complete model data from Artificial Analysis scatter plots. Compare AI models more clearly on Artificial Analysis. Pareto Frontier for Artificial Analysis adds a small Pareto button to model comparison charts with X and Y axes. Click it to read the points available in the current chart, calculate the Pareto frontier, and see the models that are not simultaneously worse on both metrics. Features: - Automatically detects comparison scatter plots on Artificial Analysis. - Calculates the frontier from the points and labels available in the current chart. - Supports Pareto-only capture or all models in alphabetical order. - Supports four objective directions: top-left, top-right, bottom-left, and bottom-right. - Shows position, score, cost per task, and model in an ordered frontier table. - Copies the table to the clipboard with one click, in HTML and plain-text formats. - Processes chart content locally in the browser; it does not use an account, a private server, ads, or tracking. How to use: 1. Open an Artificial Analysis model page containing a comparison chart. 2. Click the Pareto button next to the chart controls. 3. Choose Pareto information only or Complete chart information. 4. In Pareto mode, select the direction that matches your analysis objective. 5. Close the popup or click Copy table. The extension only operates on the Artificial Analysis pages required for this feature. It is an independent project and is not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by Artificial Analysis.
Aug 2, 2026
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