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The State of Agent Evaluation, 2026

What it’s for: Help a team choose how to evaluate its agents, with methods compared on real tasks.

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  • Dana W. · 7d

    Is the raw trajectory data included, or only the report?

    June ParkCreator · 6d

    The report and the prompt appendix. The raw trajectories are not included; the appendix lists the nine harnesses and task sets, so you can rerun them.

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