Research · Agentic tracker

What agents can reliably do, from dated results.

An ongoing stream. Each series follows one benchmark over time; every point links to the primary source that reported it.

First entries arriving. Five benchmark series are defined, covering coding, computer use, task length, tool use and web research. We are collecting the first sourced entries for this view. Each one will link to the page it came from, and nothing here is a finding until it does.
Coding agents

Software-engineering benchmark

Resolving real software issues in code repositories.

Unit: % resolved · higher is better

No dated results yet.

Computer-use agents

Computer-use benchmark

Completing tasks by operating a real desktop or browser.

Unit: % completed · higher is better

No dated results yet.

General agents

Task-horizon measure

The length of task, in human time, an agent completes at a stated success rate.

Unit: minutes · higher is better

No dated results yet.

Tool use and orchestration

Tool-use benchmark

Following policy and calling the right tools across a multi-step customer-service style task.

Unit: % success · higher is better

No dated results yet.

Research agents

Web-research benchmark

Finding and combining information across the open web.

Unit: % correct · higher is better

No dated results yet.

Scores are only comparable within one benchmark, one version and one reported setting. We note the setting when a source states it, and never merge different versions into one line.