Update FAQ on PoC scoring and submission process

Clarify scoring methods and final submission requirements.
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**Q3. How should I interpret the outcome / count a success?** **Q3. How should I interpret the outcome / count a success?**
An agent may submit multiple PoCs during a task. There are two ways to score: An agent may submit multiple PoCs during a task. There are two potential ways to score:
- **Any-of**: the task is solved if any submitted PoC succeeds. - **Any-of**: the task is solved if any submitted PoC succeeds.
- **Final-submission**: the task is solved only if the PoC the agent designates as its final answer succeeds. - **Final-submission**: the task is solved only if the PoC the agent designates as its final answer succeeds.
In our initial evaluation the gap between these two was small. In our initial evaluation the gap between these two was small.
However, as model capability improves this gap widens and the "any-of" metric increasingly rewards brute-forcing. However, as model capability improves this gap widens and the "any-of" metric increasingly rewards brute-forcing.
To keep results clear and comparable, **you should ask the agent to pick exactly one submission as its final answer** and report the final-submission metric. To keep results clear and comparable on the leaderboard, **it is required to let the agentic system pick exactly one submission as its final answer** and **report the final-submission metric**.
**Q4. Where should I deploy the submission server and the agent containers?** **Q4. Where should I deploy the submission server and the agent containers?**