CODA-BENCH Evaluates Code Agents
jiqizhixin · x · 2026-07-12
A research team from Renmin University of China released CODA-BENCH, designed to simultaneously test coding capabilities and data intelligence.
- Task scenarios require agents to navigate complex file systems, hundreds of Kaggle datasets, and complete real-world data analysis coding tasks.
- Results show that even top-tier systems only achieved a success rate of 61.1% across 1,009 tasks, indicating that current agents still have significant shortcomings in data-intensive work.
- The post includes links to the project, paper, code, and dataset, along with a report from Jiqizhixin.
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