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Agenticgauntlet

An owned ladder bench, graded mechanically against a fixed test.

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Models
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Runs (latest per model × harness — solved sorted first)

ModelHarnessResultTurnstok/sLatencyCtxWhen
gpt-oss-120bbaselinePASS343.52.4s64k2026-06-23
granite-4.1-8bbaselinePASS320.72.9s64k2026-06-23
devstral-small-2-2512baselinePASS38.45.6s64k2026-06-23
mistral-small-3.1-24b-instruct-2503baselinePASS38.49.4s64k2026-06-23
qwen3.5-122b-a10b-clusterbaselinePASS315.514.4s64k2026-06-29
qwen3.5-4bbaselinePASS343.35.7s128k2026-06-30
gpt-oss-20bbaselinePASS367.52.3s64k2026-07-01
qwen3-coder-30bbaselinePASS330.22.1s64k2026-07-01
gemma-4-26b-a4b-itbaselinePASS322.82.5s64k2026-07-01
qwen3.6-35b-a3b-orbaselinePASS353.04.4s64k2026-07-01
gemini-2.5-flash-litebaselinePASS316.01.8s64k2026-07-01
qwen3.5-0.8bbaselinePASS358.21.3s64k2026-07-01
qwen3.6-27bbaselinePASS37.734.1s64k2026-07-01
qwen3.6-35b-bf16baselinePASS330.88.7s64k2026-07-02
qwen3.5-2bbaselinePASS375.6965ms64k2026-07-02
granite-4.1-30bbaselinePASS37.28.4s64k2026-07-02
qwen3.6-35b-a3bbaselinePASS342.61.8s64k2026-07-02
qwen3-next-80bbaselinePASS333.51.9s64k2026-07-02
claude-sonnet-4.6baselinePASS315.013.2s195k2026-07-06
llama-3.3-70bbaselinefail32.625.9s64k2026-06-23
deepseek-r1-distill-qwen-32bbaselinefail24.81.4m64k2026-07-02
phi-4-reasoning-plusbaselinefail213.79.8m64k2026-07-02

Transcripts

gpt-oss-120b · baseline · PASS
{"tool_calls": [{"turn": 1, "name": "get_user_id", "args": {"name": "Ada"}, "args_ok": true}, {"turn": 2, "name": "get_account", "args": {"user_id": 4471}, "args_ok": true}], "final": "The account code for Ada is **AC-90817**."}
granite-4.1-8b · baseline · PASS
{"tool_calls": [{"turn": 1, "name": "get_user_id", "args": {"name": "Ada"}, "args_ok": true}, {"turn": 2, "name": "get_account", "args": {"user_id": 4471}, "args_ok": true}], "final": "The account code for the user named Ada is **AC-90817**."}
devstral-small-2-2512 · baseline · PASS
{"tool_calls": [{"turn": 1, "name": "get_user_id", "args": {"name": "Ada"}, "args_ok": true}, {"turn": 2, "name": "get_account", "args": {"user_id": 4471}, "args_ok": true}], "final": "The account code for the user named Ada is **AC-90817**."}
mistral-small-3.1-24b-instruct-2503 · baseline · PASS
{"tool_calls": [{"turn": 1, "name": "get_user_id", "args": {"name": "Ada"}, "args_ok": true}, {"turn": 2, "name": "get_account", "args": {"user_id": 4471}, "args_ok": true}], "final": "The account code for the user named Ada is AC-90817."}
qwen3.5-122b-a10b-cluster · baseline · PASS
{"tool_calls": [{"turn": 1, "name": "get_user_id", "args": {"name": "Ada"}, "args_ok": true}, {"turn": 2, "name": "get_account", "args": {"user_id": 4471}, "args_ok": true}], "final": "The account code for user Ada is AC-90817."}
qwen3.5-4b · baseline · PASS
{"tool_calls": [{"turn": 1, "name": "get_user_id", "args": {"name": "Ada"}, "args_ok": true}, {"turn": 2, "name": "get_account", "args": {"user_id": 4471}, "args_ok": true}], "final": "\n\nThe account code for Ada is: AC-90817"}
gpt-oss-20b · baseline · PASS
{"tool_calls": [{"turn": 1, "name": "get_user_id", "args": {"name": "Ada"}, "args_ok": true}, {"turn": 2, "name": "get_account", "args": {"user_id": 4471}, "args_ok": true}], "final": "The account code for Ada is **AC‑90817**"}
qwen3-coder-30b · baseline · PASS
{"tool_calls": [{"turn": 1, "name": "get_user_id", "args": {"name": "Ada"}, "args_ok": true}, {"turn": 2, "name": "get_account", "args": {"user_id": 4471}, "args_ok": true}], "final": "The account code for the user named Ada is AC-90817."}
gemma-4-26b-a4b-it · baseline · PASS
{"tool_calls": [{"turn": 1, "name": "get_user_id", "args": {"name": "Ada"}, "args_ok": true}, {"turn": 2, "name": "get_account", "args": {"user_id": 4471}, "args_ok": true}], "final": "<|channel>thought\n<channel|>The account code for Ada is AC-90817."}
qwen3.6-35b-a3b-or · baseline · PASS
{"tool_calls": [{"turn": 1, "name": "get_user_id", "args": {"name": "Ada"}, "args_ok": true}, {"turn": 2, "name": "get_account", "args": {"user_id": 4471}, "args_ok": true}], "final": "The account code for the user named Ada is **AC-90817**."}
gemini-2.5-flash-lite · baseline · PASS
{"tool_calls": [{"turn": 1, "name": "get_user_id", "args": {"name": "Ada"}, "args_ok": true}, {"turn": 2, "name": "get_account", "args": {"user_id": 4471}, "args_ok": true}], "final": "The account code for Ada is AC-90817."}
qwen3.5-0.8b · baseline · PASS
{"tool_calls": [{"turn": 1, "name": "get_user_id", "args": {"name": "Ada"}, "args_ok": true}, {"turn": 2, "name": "get_account", "args": {"user_id": 4471}, "args_ok": true}], "final": "The account code for the user named Ada is AC-90817."}
qwen3.6-27b · baseline · PASS
{"tool_calls": [{"turn": 1, "name": "get_user_id", "args": {"name": "Ada"}, "args_ok": true}, {"turn": 2, "name": "get_account", "args": {"user_id": 4471}, "args_ok": true}], "final": "\n\nThe account code for Ada is AC-90817."}
qwen3.6-35b-bf16 · baseline · PASS
{"tool_calls": [{"turn": 1, "name": "get_user_id", "args": {"name": "Ada"}, "args_ok": true}, {"turn": 2, "name": "get_account", "args": {"user_id": 4471}, "args_ok": true}], "final": "\n\nThe account code for the user named Ada is **AC-90817**."}
qwen3.5-2b · baseline · PASS
{"tool_calls": [{"turn": 1, "name": "get_user_id", "args": {"name": "Ada"}, "args_ok": true}, {"turn": 2, "name": "get_account", "args": {"user_id": 4471}, "args_ok": true}], "final": "The account code for the user named Ada is AC-90817."}
granite-4.1-30b · baseline · PASS
{"tool_calls": [{"turn": 1, "name": "get_user_id", "args": {"name": "Ada"}, "args_ok": true}, {"turn": 2, "name": "get_account", "args": {"user_id": 4471}, "args_ok": true}], "final": "The account code for the user named Ada is **AC-90817**."}
qwen3.6-35b-a3b · baseline · PASS
{"tool_calls": [{"turn": 1, "name": "get_user_id", "args": {"name": "Ada"}, "args_ok": true}, {"turn": 2, "name": "get_account", "args": {"user_id": 4471}, "args_ok": true}], "final": "\n\nThe account code for the user named Ada is AC-90817."}
qwen3-next-80b · baseline · PASS
{"tool_calls": [{"turn": 1, "name": "get_user_id", "args": {"name": "Ada"}, "args_ok": true}, {"turn": 2, "name": "get_account", "args": {"user_id": 4471}, "args_ok": true}], "final": "The account code for the user named Ada is AC-90817."}
claude-sonnet-4.6 · baseline · PASS
{"tool_calls": [{"turn": 1, "name": "get_user_id", "args": {"name": "Ada"}, "args_ok": true}, {"turn": 2, "name": "get_account", "args": {"user_id": 4471}, "args_ok": true}], "final": "Here are the results:\n\n- **User:** Ada\n- **User ID:** 4471\n- **Account Code:** `AC-90817`\n\nAda's account code is **AC-90817**."}
llama-3.3-70b · baseline · fail
{"tool_calls": [{"turn": 1, "name": "Ada", "args": {}, "args_ok": true}, {"turn": 2, "name": "get_user_id", "args": {"name": "Ada"}, "args_ok": true}], "final": "{\"type\": \"function\", \"name\": \"get_account\", \"parameters\": {\"user_id\": \"4471\"}}"}
deepseek-r1-distill-qwen-32b · baseline · fail
{"tool_calls": [{"turn": 1, "name": "get_user_id", "args": {"name": "Ada"}, "args_ok": true}], "final": "\nOkay, so I need to find the account code for the user named Ada. The user has given me a specific task: first, use the get_user_id tool with Ada's name to get her user ID, and then pass that ID into the get_account tool to retrieve her account details, specifically the account code.\n\nAlright, let's break this down step by step. First, I need to call the get_user_id function. The parameters for this function require a \"name\" field, which in this case is \"Ada\". So, I'll structure my request accordingly.\n\nI remember from the examples that each tool call needs to be within [TOOL_REQUEST]\n{\"name\": \"tool_name\", \"arguments\": {\"param\":\"value\"}}\n[END_TOOL_REQUEST]"}
phi-4-reasoning-plus · baseline · fail
{"tool_calls": [{"turn": 1, "name": "tool_name", "args": {"param": "value"}, "args_ok": true}], "final": "User message: \"Find the account code for the user named Ada: use get_user_id, then pass that id into get_account. Report the code.\" The instructions say to use two tools in sequence: first call get_user_id with name \"Ada\", then call get_account with the returned user id.\n\nBut then we have a conversation message from the user: \"[TOOL_RESULT]{\"error\": \"no scripted response for tool tool_name\"}[END_TOOL_RESULT]\" which is a result of some previous tool call? But instructions say that if calling tools, end with tool calls (no text after). The conversation now includes a TOOL_RESULT block. We need to check the instructions: \"The results of tool calls will be provided in the following format:\n[TOOL_RESULT]\n<result>\n[END_TOOL_RESULT]\"\n\nWe have a result message from the user that says \"[TOOL_RESULT]{\"error\": \"no scripted response for tool tool_name\"}[END_TOOL_RESULT]\". That means that our previous call to get_user_id or get_account might have returned an error. But instructions say: \"Use tool results to inform your response.\" So we need to check if the result is provided by a tool call? The conversation message from user includes a TOOL_RESULT block with error message.\n\nWait, let's re-read the conversation carefully:\n\nUser says: \"Find the account code for the user named Ada: use get_user_id, then pass that id into get_account. Report the code.\" Then we have a new message from the user: \"[TOOL_RESULT]{\"error\": \"no scripted response for tool tool_name\"}[END_TOOL_RESULT]\". That is likely a result of one of our previous calls? But instructions say: \"The results of tool calls will be provided in the following format:\" and then show an example. So maybe we need to simulate that if we call get_user_id, then get_account, but now the user message includes a TOOL_RESULT block with error message.\n\nWait, let's check the conversation: The conversation is as follows:\n\nUser: \"Find the account code for the user named Ada: use get_user_id, then pass that id into get_account. Report the code.\" Then we have a new message from the user: \"[TOOL_RESULT]{\"error\": \"no scripted response for tool tool_name\"}[END_TOOL_RESULT]\". So it seems like the user is providing a TOOL_RESULT block with an error message.\n\nBut instructions say: \"The results of tool calls will be provided in the following format:\" and then show an example. But now we have a result from a tool call that says error: \"no scripted response for tool tool_name\".\n\nWait, what does this mean? Possibly it means that our previous tool call did not produce a valid output because there is no scripted response for the tool name provided in the TOOL_RESULT block.\n\nBut instructions say: \"Use tool results to inform your response.\" So we need to check if the result from get_user_id or get_account returned an error. But which one? The user message includes \"[TOOL_RESULT]{\"error\": \"no scripted response for tool tool_name\"}[END_TOOL_RESULT]\" but it doesn't specify which tool name is missing a scripted response.\n\nWait, instructions say: \"The results of tool calls will be provided in the following format:\" and then show an example. But now we have a TOOL_RESULT block with error message. Possibly this means that our previous call to get_user_id or get_account returned an error because there's no scripted response for the tool name.\n\nBut what is the correct procedure? The instructions say: \"Find the account code for the user named Ada: use get_user_id, then pass that id into get_account. Report the code.\" So we need to call get_user_id with {\"name\": \"Ada\"} and then call get_account with the returned user id.\n\nBut now the conversation includes a TOOL_RESULT block with error message. Possibly this means that our previous tool call did not succeed because there is no scripted response for the tool name? But instructions say: \"The results of tool calls will be provided in the following format:\" but we have an error message from one of them.\n\nWait, let's check the conversation carefully:\n\nUser says: \"Find the account code for the user named Ada: use get_user_id, then pass that id into get_account. Report the code.\" Then the next message is \"[TOOL_RESULT]{\"error\": \"no scripted response for tool tool_name\"}[END_TOOL_RESULT]\". That might be a result from one of our previous calls? But instructions say: \"The results of tool calls will be provided in the following format:\" and then show an example. So maybe we need to simulate that if we call get_user_id, then get_account, but now we have a TOOL_RESULT block with error message.\n\nWait, what is the correct procedure? The instructions say: \"When done, state the final answer plainly.\" But also instructions say: \"Use tool results to inform your response.\"\n\nI must check the conversation. It might be that the user provided a TOOL_RESULT block as part of the conversation. Possibly it's an error message from one of our previous calls. But then what do we do? The instructions say: \"If calling tools, end with tool calls (no text after)\". So if I call a tool, I must not output any additional text.\n\nBut now the user provided a TOOL_RESULT block that says error: \"no scripted response for tool tool_name\". That might be an error from one of our previous calls. But instructions say: \"Use tool results to inform your response.\" Possibly we need to check if there's an error in the result, and then output something accordingly.\n\nBut wait, what is the correct procedure? The conversation says: \"Find the account code for the user named Ada: use get_user_id, then pass that id into get_account. Report the code.\" So I must call get_user_id with name \"Ada\". But then the next message from the user is a TOOL_RESULT block with error message. Possibly this means that our previous tool call did not succeed because there's no scripted response for