8 Frontier Models, 10 Real Enterprise Tickets: The Benchmark That Humbled the Leaderboards
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If you believe the vendor announcements, coding agents are a solved problem. OpenAI describes GPT-6 Astra as its most capable model yet. Every lab ships a leaderboard where the latest release clears every bar. Then a benchmark called Real-SWE landed on Hacker News this week and pulled up 271 points…
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8 Frontier Models, 10 Real Enterprise Tickets: The Benchmark That Humbled the Leaderboards
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