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TheAgentCompany Benchmark(TAC)
Benchmarks LLM agents on consequential real-world tasks that would typically be completed by multiple job roles in a software engineering company.
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- What
- Measures agent performance on multi-step professional tasks spanning software engineering roles, scoring full completion and partial credit separately.
- When to use
- Comparing LLM agents on realistic work scenarios before deployment, or tracking capability improvements across model versions.
- Watch out
- Partial credit scores can mask agents that fail at critical steps; a 39% partial score may hide zero-value incomplete work.
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TheAgentCompany Benchmark: Overview
Benchmarks LLM agents on consequential real-world tasks that would typically be completed by multiple job roles in a software engineering company.
- Real-world professional tasks
- Multiple job role simulations
- Partial completion scoring
- Industry-relevant scenarios
- Comprehensive task diversity
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