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Benchmark

SWE-Marathon

A long-session benchmark for coding agents, designed to evaluate an AI system's ability to sustain continuous execution across software engineering tasks over extended interaction sessions.

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Timeline (last 90 days)

Oct 19

Wonder Full scored 57.5 on the SWE-Marathon benchmark and reached 79.0 on DeepSWE 1.1.

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Oct 19

In the SWE-Marathon evaluation, GPT-6 Astra and Claude Fable 5.1 used the Codex and Claude Code execution systems respectively, so this project is not a controlled comparison under a unified harness.

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Oct 19

Muse Wonder Full's 57.5 score on SWE-Marathon used the xhigh reasoning setting.

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Oct 15

In the SWE-Marathon benchmark, Muse Wonder scored 53.1 and Claude Opus 5.5 scored 46.3, a gap of 6.8 points.

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Oct 15

In the API-available version of Muse Wonder, it beat Claude Opus 5.5 on the SWE-Marathon benchmark.

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Oct 14

DeepSWE focuses on complex, deeply dependent engineering problems; SWE-Marathon emphasizes long-chain, multi-stage tasks, simulating scenarios of sustained work over long periods.

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Oct 13

In the DeepSWE 1.1 benchmark, Muse Wonder Full achieved 79.0%, exceeding Claude Opus 5.5's 74.2% and GPT-6 Astra's 74.1%.

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Oct 12

SWE-Marathon is an end-to-end outcome-based evaluation that gives the agent a software project spanning multiple hours and observes whether it can stay on course without drifting over a long horizon.

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Oct 12

Meta uses FocusBench to evaluate focus and SWE-Marathon to test sustained execution on long-horizon software projects.

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Oct 12

SWE-Marathon stretches tasks into dozens or even hundreds of steps of continuous editing, testing the agent's ability not to get lost in a long context.

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A harness is a deterministic framework designed by software experts that manages state, executes build commands, runs linters, captures standard error output, and appends the logs back into the LLM context, prompting a statistical correction.

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Muse Wonder Full's 57.5 score on SWE-Marathon used the xhigh reasoning setting.

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In the SWE-Marathon evaluation, GPT-6 Astra and Claude Fable 5.1 used the Codex and Claude Code execution systems respectively, so this project is not a controlled comparison under a unified harness.

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Wonder Full scored 57.5 on the SWE-Marathon benchmark and reached 79.0 on DeepSWE 1.1.

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DeepSWE focuses on complex, deeply dependent engineering problems; SWE-Marathon emphasizes long-chain, multi-stage tasks, simulating scenarios of sustained work over long periods.

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Meta uses FocusBench to evaluate focus and SWE-Marathon to test sustained execution on long-horizon software projects.

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SWE-Marathon is an end-to-end outcome-based evaluation that gives the agent a software project spanning multiple hours and observes whether it can stay on course without drifting over a long horizon.

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Meta notes in the model card that SWE-Marathon is not a controlled like-for-like comparison.

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On DeepSWE 1.1, Muse Wonder beats Claude Opus 5.5 78.8 to 74.2, leads 10.0 to 4.2 on the Harvey legal agent benchmark LAB-AA, and leads 53.1 to 46.3 on SWE-Marathon.

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SWE-Marathon stretches tasks into dozens or even hundreds of steps of continuous editing, testing the agent's ability not to get lost in a long context.

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TomasuLLM achieves a 1.27× matched-progress improvement across 18 sessions on SWE-Marathon.

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