New atlas maps 2,226 coding tasks across 11 benchmarks to expose coverage gaps
zainhas · x · 2026-07-23
An atlas of the coding benchmark landscape maps 2,226 tasks across 11 benchmarks
The project is building a way to make sense of the coding-benchmark ecosystem and help companies choose models for specific use cases.
From the preview image:
- It maps 2,226 unique tasks from 11 benchmarks.
- The set includes the five benchmarks evaluated in Poolside’s Laguna S 2.1 trajectory archive plus six community benchmarks.
- The goal is to show what the current evaluation landscape covers, where it is redundant, and what is missing entirely.
- The visualization also reports 0% cross-benchmark topical overlap, 0 test-writing / code-review / Ctasks, and 53 semantic clusters.
This is positioned as an empirical atlas rather than a single-model leaderboard, so it is mainly useful for understanding benchmark coverage and gaps in coding evaluation.
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