ARC-AGI-2
A hard abstract-reasoning benchmark from ARC Prize focused on novel task generalization.
Human-readable benchmark definitions with score direction, limitations, and source records.
A hard abstract-reasoning benchmark from ARC Prize focused on novel task generalization.
A broad expert-level benchmark intended to test difficult questions across many domains and formats.
An advanced mathematics benchmark curated around difficult research-style math problems.
A graduate-level, Google-proof question-answering benchmark with a commonly used Diamond subset.
A harder MMLU-style benchmark for broad knowledge and reasoning.
A curated SWE-bench split for resolving real software issues with agentic coding systems.
A professional software-engineering agent benchmark with public and private leaderboard splits.
A terminal-environment agent benchmark for command-line task completion.
A machine-learning engineering benchmark based on Kaggle-style competition tasks.
A browsing benchmark for hard-to-find information and deep web research tasks.
A tool-use benchmark family for business-process and customer-service style agent tasks.
A computer-use benchmark for operating-system and GUI agents.
A web-agent benchmark for completing tasks in realistic self-hosted web environments.
A visual web-agent benchmark extending WebArena with image-grounded web tasks.
A long-context understanding benchmark with a project leaderboard.
A synthetic long-context stress benchmark from NVIDIA.
A long-context benchmark suite focused on practical application-style tasks.
A harder multimodal academic benchmark derived from MMMU-style tasks.
A video understanding benchmark for multimodal models.
A visual math reasoning benchmark for multimodal models.
A chart and figure understanding benchmark for scientific visual reasoning.
A factuality benchmark for short-answer factual knowledge questions.
A RAG and factual multi-hop question answering benchmark.
A graph reasoning benchmark candidate that still needs a stable authoritative source before launch.
A terminal-agent benchmark candidate that needs source confirmation.