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Arch-Bench arena results
Frontier language models scored on design-from-spec tasks by a deterministic verifier rather than a human or an LLM judge. Each row is one model on one split: tasks passed out of tasks attempted, mean graph health score, the date of the run, and the rubric version it was measured under. 18 rows across a curated split, a procedurally generated split, and a grounded split whose designs were actually trained on a GPU. Last updated 2026-08-21.
Get it
| Board data | neurarch.com/leaderboard-data.json |
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curl -s https://neurarch.com/leaderboard-data.json | jq '.sections[] | {title, rows: [.rows[] | {model, passed, total}]}'
What is in a row
What this dataset is not
Rows carry the rubric version they were measured under and versions are not comparable. Rubric v2 included a task whose start graph already satisfied every constraint, so an empty plan passed it: a v2 row contains one free pass. Ranking a v2 row against a v3 row is the specific mistake this field exists to prevent, and we made it once ourselves.
Licence and citation
Released under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0. Cite it as:
Neurarch. Arch-Bench arena results. https://neurarch.com/d/arena.html