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Computer Anthology: A continuously evolving benchmark family for AI agents

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Computer Anthology: A continuously evolving benchmark family for AI agents
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← all research vetto research Computer Anthology Terminal Tasks v1.0 Computer Anthology Lucas Smaira · Victor Elias · Estevam Furtado · Vetto Research Team August 2026·23 min read share Introducing Computer Anthology Agent benchmarks are failing in two ways. The visible one is saturation: on the suites that defined the last two years, frontier pairs cluster within a few points of the ceiling and of each other, and much of what still separates them is noise from tasks that fail correct solutions or pass broken ones. A leaderboard in that state has stopped telling anyone which model to reach for.

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← all research vetto research Computer Anthology Terminal Tasks v1.0 Computer Anthology Lucas Smaira · Victor Elias · Estevam Furtado · Vetto Research Team August 2026·23 min read share Introducing Computer Anthology Agent benchmarks are failing in two ways. The visible one is saturation: on the suites that defined the last two years, frontier pairs cluster within a few points of the ceiling and of each other, and much of what still separates them is noise from tasks that fail correct solutions or pass broken ones. A leaderboard in that state has stopped telling anyone which model to reach for. The quieter failure is that benchmarks get built as one-shot projects.

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