Evaluating Coding Agents on Massive Codebases
petburiraja · reddit · 2026-07-09
Databricks published a blog post detailing how they evaluate coding agents on their multi-million-line codebase. The article focuses on the engineering methods, test scenarios, and evaluation concepts used to build such benchmarks, aiming to measure agent performance in real-world, massive codebases.
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