QuoteBench: matched scores can hide command-path parsing failures in coding agents
Shangao Li · hf · 2026-08-21
QuoteBench finds that execution-boundary parsing errors significantly reduce LLM coding agent success rates, and that simply disclosing the boundary in evaluation recovers the lost performance.
The takeaway: benchmarks must account for deployment configuration rather than treating matched scores as intrinsic model properties — the same model can score very differently depending on parsing setup.
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