Agent Benchmark Reflections: Scores Are Deceptive, Open-source Trajectories Needed
Shahules786 · x · 2026-08-04
The author concludes the analysis of AutomationBench, emphasizing that the highlighted task defects are not cherry-picked. He appreciates the Zapier team for open-sourcing the benchmark and data, reiterating that scores alone are deceptive and calling for the community to utilize open trajectories to improve evaluation systems.
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