Bug Hunt Bench released: evaluating frontier models on real bug fixes
PawelHuryn · x · 2026-08-26
Pawel Huryn launched the "Bug Hunt Bench," a live benchmark designed to evaluate frontier coding models on their ability to fix real planted bugs in codebases. The platform features a leaderboard ranking models by bugs fixed (out of 105), cost, and time, utilizing a blind-graded, single-prompt methodology to simulate real-world scenarios.
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