Benchmark Almanac
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Benchmark Almanac

We track 3,322 benchmarks from 1,746 public leaderboards, 522 launch posts, 346 system cards, and 1,233 open-source GitHub repositories.

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Catching the frontier

We rank models based on Epoch AI's Capabilities Index, an aggregate score from many benchmarks.

All models

Who is dominating the leaderboards?

We track the 7 most-cited benchmarks in model releases in the past year. Terminal-Bench was the most cited, featured in 144 releases.

Every category
Google DeepMind Anthropic OpenAI xAI DeepSeek Moonshot AI MiniMax Qwen Xiaomi Corp NVIDIA Inception Labs Meta
Terminal-Bench 4.0 19 leaders
GPQA Diamond Passed 85% in Jun 2025, by Gemini 2.5 Pro
SWE-bench Verified Not tested since Jun 2026
AIME 2026 Passed 85% in Feb 2026, by GPT-5.2
GPT-5.5 100%
tau3-bench Passed 85% in Jun 2026, by Nemotron 3 Ultra
SWE-Bench Pro Replaced by V2, Sep 2026

Sources: Official leaderboards, Epoch AI runs (CC BY 4.0), boards copied by Epoch AI (CC BY 4.0) and labs’ model cards

Google DeepMind Anthropic OpenAI xAI Z.ai DeepSeek Moonshot AI Qwen Meta
Terminal-Bench 4.0 19 leaders
GPQA Diamond Passed 85% in Jun 2025, by Gemini 2.5 Pro
SWE-bench Verified Not tested since Jun 2026
AIME 2026 Passed 85% in Feb 2026, by GPT-5.2
GPT-5.5 100%
tau3-bench Passed 85% in Mar 2026, by Qwen3.5 397B-A17B
SWE-Bench Pro Replaced by V2, Sep 2026

Sources: Official leaderboards, Epoch AI runs (CC BY 4.0) and boards copied by Epoch AI (CC BY 4.0)

Anthropic OpenAI Google DeepMind Cognition xAI Moonshot AI ByteDance Seed DeepSeek Qwen MiniMax Inception Labs
Terminal-Bench 4.0 20 leaders
GPQA Diamond Passed 85% in Jun 2025, by Gemini 2.5 Pro
SWE-bench Verified Passed 85% in Apr 2026, by Claude Mythos Preview
AIME 2026 Passed 85% in Feb 2026, by GPT-5.2
GPT-5.5 100%
tau3-bench Passed 85% in Mar 2026, by Qwen3.5 397B-A17B
SWE-Bench Pro Passed 85% in Sep 2026, by Claude Opus 5.5

Sources: Official leaderboards, Epoch AI runs (CC BY 4.0) and labs’ model cards

Leaderboards to watch

Here are the six most popular benchmarks that haven't yet saturated (score >85%).

All benchmarks in use

What do labs feature the most?

Agent tests rose from 2% of what labs headlined in 2024 to 19% in 2026, as knowledge tests fell from 52% to 19%.

All model cards
EverydaySchoolUniversityCompetitionExpertResearch frontier

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0%25%50%75%100%Knowledge and languageMath and scienceCodingAgents and toolsProfessional workVision, audio and roboticsSafety and security20232024202520260%25%50%75%100%2023202420252026

Source: Labs’ launch posts, read by Benchmark Almanac

Saturation is one reason labs drop a benchmark

22 benchmarks appeared in five or more launch posts and then went a year without one. Labs dropped 10 of them after the best score passed 85%. Below are the 36 benchmarks launch posts list most often, in the order labs took them up. Each tick is a post.

Found this week

New benchmarks our discovery job found in paper feeds, newsletters and registries. They're queued for the catalog.

Everything new

What gets in

We add a benchmark if anyone can run it again and it passes at least one of these four tests.

How we decide
  1. A major lab reports it A lab that ships frontier or widely used models reports it in a launch post, model card, system card or technical report.
  2. An independent leaderboard runs it Its makers or a third party keep a leaderboard with scores for five or more current models.
  3. An established evaluation group made it For example Epoch AI, METR, Scale, Vals, ARC Prize, Apollo Research, UK AISI, US CAISI, SecureBio, Arena, HELM or Kaggle.
  4. People use it About 100 GitHub stars or 30 Hugging Face upvotes, coverage in a widely read newsletter, or other papers and model cards that run it.

Test sets made only for one paper’s own method, training datasets and renamed copies stay out. The New page lists every find we left out, with the reason.

How to contribute

The almanac is open source. Every change goes through GitHub, and a maintainer checks its source before it lands.

Open tasks
  • Suggest a benchmark Send it through the submission form, with a link to its paper, code or leaderboard.
  • Add a score or fix a record The Contribute page lists open tasks. Each one opens a form that names what’s missing.
  • Point us at your results If you made a benchmark, tell us where its results live and we’ll import them.
  • Send code New leaderboard importers and fixes go straight to a pull request.