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Benchmark sources

What each source measures, how it updates and whether it contributes to ranking.
21Scoring this round69Reviewed sources and benchmarks
Ranking method

Broad benchmarks and experience

17

Cross-capability tests and human blind preference.

Coding

13

From writing code to changing repositories: can the model build working software?

  1. SWE-bench Verified2024–2025Fixes bugs from GitHub issues and runs unit tests. Leading scores have converged, and many tasks have entered training data.
  2. DeepSWE2025–2026A fixed controlled system with harder, longer tasks. Retained as a cross-reference from v16.
  3. FrontierCodeFrom 2026 · PrimaryOpen-source maintainers write tasks and judge whether they would merge the PR. The primary coding benchmark from v16.

Reasoning

11

Mathematics, logic and unfamiliar rules: can the model reason through new problems?

Knowledge

5

Factual questions and graduate-level science test knowledge and answer accuracy.

Professional work

19

Financial analysis, legal advice and banking test whether professional tasks can be completed.

Visual understanding

2

Image-comprehension evidence remains in the overall board. Understanding images and designing attractive work are different abilities.

Chinese and multilingual

2

Complementary language evidence. English writing performance does not establish Chinese capability.

“Under observation” means data, run conditions or usage boundaries are still under review, so the source does not score. Near saturation means the top ten differ by less than three percentage points, giving half weight this round. Duplicate collection and display slices add no votes. Dataset overlap across benchmarks still requires ongoing review.