Schema Nears Perfect Score on ARC-AGI-3

机器之心 · wechat · 2026-07-18

Nearing a Perfect Score on ARC-AGI-3 Using a Harness

The schema mentioned by Berkeley postdoc HavenFeng is a harness wrapped around LLMs: it doesn't alter model weights, only the observation, hypothesis, experiment, correction rules, and execution flow at the outer layer.

On the ARC-AGI-3 Public set, it achieved extremely high scores when combined with different models:

The article emphasizes that the key to this improvement isn't "bigger models," but turning reasoning into a verifiable, replayable, and searchable programmatic flow.

How the Schema Works

ARC-AGI-3 is a grid-game benchmark with hidden rules. The schema's approach is:

It also proactively conducts "hypothesis-distinguishing" experiments, finding operations that best validate/falsify candidate rules to reduce useless interactions.

Author and Community Controversies

ARCPrize President Greg Kamradt praised the idea of "writing world models as programs" but raised two critiques:

Furthermore, the team's results are currently self-reported on the public set and have not yet undergone ARCPrize's independent review.

Core Message

The author believes the significance of this method isn't just topping leaderboards, but turning "mechanism discovery" into a general capability: letting models explicitly write their understanding of the world as programs, and continuously validating them against reality through action.

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