Superconductor: Benchmark AI Coding Agents on Your Own Codebase
sergeykarayev · x · 2026-08-01
Developers can use the Superconductor platform to build a custom SWE-Bench based on their team's actual Pull Requests to evaluate various AI coding agents.
The tool supports mainstream agents like Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor. Users simply select representative PRs, and the system infers the original specs, allowing each agent to implement them independently in isolated cloud dev environments.
Finally, LLM evaluators from multiple providers grade the implementations on correctness, completeness, and code quality, helping teams find the best tradeoff between quality, cost, and speed.
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