Open-Sourcing Bug-Hunt-Bench: Testing LLMs on 105 Real-World Bugs
PawelHuryn · x · 2026-08-01
Tech blogger Pawel Huryn open-sourced his latest AI model experiment repository, featuring a benchmark called bug-hunt-bench.
The benchmark evaluates frontier LLMs (like Claude and GPT) by tasking them to autonomously find and fix 105 bugs planted across two real-world codebases. The author emphasizes that all experiment scripts, raw logs, and results are fully open-source and reproducible.
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