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AssistantBench collects realistic, time-consuming tasks that can only be answered by working through the live web, written so that each has one determinable answer. It measures whether a web agent is actually useful.
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The AssistantBench research team released its dataset in July 2024 to evaluate assistants on realistic, time-consuming web tasks. Its motivating question was whether an agent could assemble a determinate answer through substantial search across multiple sources, rather than merely retrieve a fact from one page.
The benchmark collects tasks designed to have a determinable answer even when obtaining it requires work across websites. The source test selection contains 181 tasks and withholds their answers; the catalog imports all 181 task statements. Official evaluation uses a submission service and reports accuracy and answer rate on the held-out test set.
One task statement. The evaluation subset, the answer, the gold source URL and the explanation are not part of the prompt.
The test split ships no answer at all — the source withholds it — so this catalogue has nothing to store or render for it.
Metric: accuracy and answer rate over the held-out test set, scored by the official submission service
The answer is not on any single page. It has to be assembled across sites, and the search itself is most of the work.
Performance depends on the agent's search and browsing tools as well as the underlying model. Because tasks use the live web, changes in page availability and content can change the evidence accessible during an evaluation. Accuracy and answer rate describe different aspects of performance: a result needs to establish both how often an agent answers and how often it is correct.
@article{yoran2024assistantbench,
title={AssistantBench: Can Web Agents Solve Realistic and Time-Consuming Tasks?},
author={Ori Yoran and Samuel Joseph Amouyal and Chaitanya Malaviya and Ben Bogin and Ofir Press and Jonathan Berant},
journal={arXiv preprint arXiv:2407.15711},
year={2024}
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