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GameLogicBench introduces a benchmark that evaluates coding agents by checking game rules continuously throughout execution, rather than only at the end. This approach addresses limitations in current benchmarks that rely on fixed replays or external judgment.
GameLogicBench introduces a benchmark that evaluates coding agents by checking game rules continuously throughout execution, rather than only at the end. This approach addresses limitations in current benchmarks that rely on fixed replays or external judgment.
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Coding agents can modify and test code across large software projects. Game development is a domain where agents must implement gameplay rules. A game can end in a valid state even after violating its rules during the run. Current game-development benchmarks replay fixed examples, score videos, or ask another...
By verifying game logic at every step, GameLogicBench provides a more precise assessment of coding agents' ability to implement and maintain gameplay rules. This can improve the development and testing of AI tools in complex software projects like game development.
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