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New benchmark tests coding agents on large-scale refactoring; best model resolves 41.2%

A new benchmark evaluates AI coding agents on large-scale refactoring tasks, where the best-performing model achieves only a 41.2% resolve rate.

WHY IT MATTERS

Most existing coding agent benchmarks avoid large-scale refactoring, leaving a blind spot in how well these tools handle complex, multi-file changes. The low top score indicates current agents are not yet reliable for significant codebase restructuring work.

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The three things worth knowing

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The benchmark specifically targets large-scale refactoring, an area most coding agent benchmarks skip.

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The best-performing model achieved only a 41.2% resolve rate on the benchmark.

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The low resolution rate suggests current AI coding agents struggle substantially with complex refactoring tasks.

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