AgentWebBench Evaluates Multi-Agent Coordination
XiongChenyan · x · 2026-07-11
An ICML 2026 paper introduces **AgentWebBench**, which the authors claim is the first benchmark for evaluating **multi-agent coordination** within the **Agentic Web**. The scale of tasks defined in the paper includes: - **1 user agent + 100 content agents** - **18 million documents** - **4 categories of tasks** - The goal is to enable systems to coordinate and handle real-world web queries
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