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    SWEeper-Bench measures whether AI agents can fix bugs before users see them

    A post introducing the benchmark claims Grok 4.6 does best at clearing bugs before users encounter them.

    Zhuang LiuZL
    Tony ChenTC
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    A post introducing SWEeper-Bench says people using AI to build software on demand often end up testing it themselves: they find a bug, tell Claude and wait for a fix, then repeat. It says the benchmark measures whether agents can clear those bugs before users see them, and claims Grok 4.6 does best.

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    Tony Chen@tonychenxyzInteractive software built on demand is becoming a dominant way we interact with AI. But we often end up as its testers: we find a bug, tell Claude, wait for a fix, and repeat. SWEeper-Bench 🧹 measures whether agents can sweep those bugs away before we ever see them. Surprisingly, Grok 4.6 does it best 🧵3h
    Zhuang Liu@liuzhuang1234RT @tonychenxyz: Interactive software built on demand is becoming a dominant way we interact with AI. But we often end up as its testers:…2h

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    Tony Chen@tonychenxyzInteractive software built on demand is becoming a dominant way we interact with AI. But we often end up as its testers: we find a bug, tell Claude, wait for a fix, and repeat. SWEeper-Bench 🧹 measures whether agents can sweep those bugs away before we ever see them. Surprisingly, Grok 4.6 does it best 🧵3h
    Zhuang Liu@liuzhuang1234RT @tonychenxyz: Interactive software built on demand is becoming a dominant way we interact with AI. But we often end up as its testers:…2h