Just by the (lack of) inter-model variance, I don't think SWEBench-Pro does a very good job of representing model capability. Terminal-Bench seems more challenging and separates the wheat from the chaff.
Also, *ops work, which in my experience can actually be more complicated than SWE is underrepresented there obviously.
Just by the (lack of) inter-model variance, I don't think SWEBench-Pro does a very good job of representing model capability. Terminal-Bench seems more challenging and separates the wheat from the chaff.
Also, *ops work, which in my experience can actually be more complicated than SWE is underrepresented there obviously.