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KaliBench: How a Cybersecurity Tool-Use Benchmark Exposes the Gap Between Agent Intent and Executable Commands

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Security agents fail in a specific way: they understand what you want but cannot translate that intent into the exact command-line invocation required. KaliBench is a benchmark that measures this translation layer directly, without executing potentially dangerous security tools in a live environmen…

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  1. 2026-10-04 00:08 · DEV Community — AI
    KaliBench: How a Cybersecurity Tool-Use Benchmark Exposes the Gap Between Agent Intent and Executable Commands

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