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tau-bench is a multi-turn agent evaluation benchmark proposed by Sierra AI that uses an LLM as a user simulator for multi-turn dialogue and judges by policy constraint compliance, for example, booking the correct flight but violating cabin-class rules is judged as a failure.
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