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Nace posts Drex Max at Decision Index 0.3.2 public 67.59, $0.06 per million input
Nace posted Drex Max on October 19, 2026. The product page prints Decision Index 0.3.2 public 67.59 against Jev 1.14 at 60.70. Docs price input at $0.06 per million tokens. Date headers 08:50:01 GMT and 08:50:02 GMT October 20, GET /v1/models with no key returned HTTP 401.
Nace posted Drex Max on October 19, 2026, at 13:33 UTC. The text calls it a multimodal decision model for text, images, and video, at 34 ms per decision, under one second at 262K tokens, and $0.06 per million input tokens. The link is nace.ai/drex. The share image on this page is the decision-benchmarks still from the next tweet in that thread.
The product page, opened October 20, prints Decision Index 0.3.2, public benchmarks only. Drex Max is 67.59. Jev 1.14 is 60.70. Jev 1.13 is 57.96. The caption counts 37 public benchmarks and 140,178 scored requests. A later table on the same page rounds that index to 67.6 against Jev 1.14 at 60.7, and prints JevBench 92.2 against 86.7, Decision Bench 94.3 against 92.3, median API latency 183 ms against 196 ms, and cost per 1,000 decisions $0.06 against $0.042. Screenshot decisions are 174 ms against 253 ms for Jev 1.14, on 243 screenshot questions from the same client. Decision Index Vision, public, is 74.5 against GPT-6 Luna Decisions at 63.9. Mind2Web is 88.6 against 81.2. BANKING77 is 90.0 against Jev 1.14 at 79.7. MMLU-Pro is 72.5 against Jev 1.14 at 82.1. The page says Drex Max answered every screenshot in that set, and that Jev 1.14 rejects 15.9% when a side is under 280 px or over 1,568 px.
Docs name model drex-max on POST https://console.nace.ai/v1/systemone. drex-latest does not point at it. A request that omits model is answered by drex-v2.0. Input is $0.06 per million tokens. Output is unbilled. Each question, state plus that question, may run to 262,144 tokens, image tokens included. A request may send 8 images, PNG, JPEG, or WebP. Images sent to any other Drex model return HTTP 422.
Hosted Drex 1.5 stays on its own page, at $0.04 on the September 30 post and Decision Index 0.3.1 public 58.08 on the October 9 card. Open Drex DLM stays on Drex DLM. Other hosted calls of this shape are on decision models like Jev.
This desk, Date headers 08:50:01 GMT and 08:50:02 GMT October 20, sent a GET and two POSTs to https://console.nace.ai with no key. GET /v1/models returned HTTP 401. An empty POST to /v1/systemone returned HTTP 401. A POST with model drex-max, a short state, and a Noul returned HTTP 401. The error type is authentication_error. There is no NACE_API_KEY here. GET of OpenRouter id nace/drex-max returned HTTP 404. A list of 470 OpenRouter models contained no drex or nace id. We did not send a billed POST.
Nischay Dhankhar, 00:57 UTC October 23, wrote that Open Router support was added. Date header 02:23:25 GMT October 23, GET of that OpenRouter id still returned HTTP 404.
34 ms is the launch post. 183 ms is the product table’s median API latency. 174 ms is the screenshot median. 67.59 is the public Decision Index 0.3.2 bar. 92.2 is that table’s JevBench cell. Those prints stay on their own rows.
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Nace AI, @NaceAI, October 19, 2026, 13:33 UTC, status 2112175183448461683. The text names Drex Max, a multimodal decision model, text, images, and video, 34 ms per decision, under 1 s at 262K tokens, $0.06 per 1M input tokens, and https://www.nace.ai/drex. The share image on this page is the decision-benchmarks still from the 13:33 UTC follow-up, status 2112175192873336840. The 13:33 UTC docs tweet, status 2112175199575843263, links https://console.nace.ai/docs/drex/guides/drex-max.
The product page, opened October 20, prints Decision Index 0.3.2, public benchmarks only, Drex Max 67.59, Jev 1.14 60.70, Jev 1.13 57.96, 37 public benchmarks, 140,178 scored requests, chance-corrected skill times 100. A later table rounds the same index to 67.6 against Jev 1.14 at 60.7. That table also prints JevBench 92.2 against 86.7, Decision Bench 94.3 against 92.3, median API latency 183 ms against 196 ms, and cost per 1,000 decisions $0.06 against $0.042. Screenshot decisions are 174 ms against 253 ms for Jev 1.14 on 243 screenshot questions. Decision Index Vision, public, is 74.5 against GPT-6 Luna Decisions at 63.9. Mind2Web is 88.6 against 81.2. BANKING77 is 90.0 against Jev 1.14 at 79.7. MMLU-Pro is 72.5 against Jev 1.14 at 82.1. The page says Drex Max accepts every screenshot in that set, and that Jev 1.14 rejects 15.9% by size.
Docs, opened the same day. Model id drex-max. POST https://console.nace.ai/v1/systemone. drex-latest does not point at it. A request that omits model is answered by drex-v2.0. Input is $0.06 per million tokens, output unbilled. Token cap per question is 262,144, images included. Images per request 8, PNG, JPEG, or WebP. Other Drex models return 422 if images are sent.
Date headers 08:50:01 GMT and 08:50:02 GMT October 20. GET https://console.nace.ai/v1/models with no key returned HTTP 401. An empty POST to /v1/systemone returned HTTP 401. A POST with model drex-max, a state, and a Noul, still with no key, returned HTTP 401. The error type is authentication_error. There is no NACE_API_KEY in this environment. GET of OpenRouter id nace/drex-max returned HTTP 404. A list of 470 OpenRouter models contained no drex or nace id. We did not send a billed POST.
Nischay Dhankhar, @nischay_twt, October 23, 2026, 00:57 UTC, status 2113434542392725590, wrote that Open Router support was added. Date header 02:23:25 GMT October 23, GET of OpenRouter id nace/drex-max still returned HTTP 404.
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67.59 is Nace's public Decision Index 0.3.2 cell on the product page, 37 benchmarks, 140,178 scored requests. 67.6 is the same page's rounded table. It is not Hugging Face Decision Index Full score, not Artificial Analysis Decision Index, and not Drex 1.5's 58.08 on edition 0.3.1.
34 ms per decision is the October 19 post. 183 ms is the product page's median API latency. 174 ms is the screenshot median against Jev 1.14 at 253 ms. Those three clocks are different prints.
92.2 is Nace's JevBench cell on that table, against Jev 1.14 at 86.7. Drex 1.5's September chart is 199 of 231 against Jev 1.13.0 at 201 of 231. Do not merge 92.2 with 199 of 231.
HTTP 401 is this desk's unauthenticated GET and POSTs. It is not a scored call.
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- drex-max
- Nace's pinned hosted id for Drex Max. POST https://console.nace.ai/v1/systemone. Docs say drex-latest does not point at it, and a request that omits model is answered by drex-v2.0.
- 67.59
- Drex Max on Nace's product page, Decision Index 0.3.2, public benchmarks only, opened October 20, 2026. Jev 1.14 on that bar is 60.70. 140,178 scored requests, 37 benchmarks.
- $0.06
- Drex Max input price on the docs page, per million tokens. Output is unbilled. The October 19 post prints the same rate. The product table also prints $0.06 per 1,000 decisions.