SWE-bench Multilingual — Mercor evaluation (SWE-bench Multilingual (Mercor))
We show this table for reference; we do not rank on it.
Resolving repository issues across programming languages. This table shows Mercor-run configurations for reference and is excluded from model rankings.
Evaluation results published by Mercor. Published evaluation aggregates only; task contents and dataset license grants are not included.
Pass@1 on SWE-bench Multilingual (Mercor) — October 1, 2026 capture
We mirror the published pass@1 view for SWE-bench Multilingual (Mercor). DeepSeek-V4.1-Flash leads the public snapshot at 98.20%, followed by DeepSeek-V4-Pro-0813 (96.40%) and Opus 5 (96.20%). We do not use these results to rank models overall.
DeepSeek-V4.1-Flash
DeepSeek
mini-swe-agent (1000 max steps, 3 hour time limit) · max reasoning
Published margin ±1.1 · 894 reported samples
DeepSeek-V4-Pro-0813
DeepSeek
mini-swe-agent (1000 max steps, 3 hour time limit) · max reasoning
Published margin ±1.8 · 900 reported samples
Opus 5
Anthropic
mini-swe-agent (1000 max steps, 3 hour time limit) · max reasoning
Published margin ±1.7 · 900 reported samples
38 configurationsCodingDated Mercor configurationsDisplay onlyUpdated October 1, 2026 capture
Pass@1 table (38 configurations)
ScoreHow to read this Mercor evaluation
We captured Mercor's SWE-bench Multilingual results on October 1, 2026. The table preserves 38 published configurations, their source identifiers, reasoning settings, and disclosed pass@1 values. These are results from Mercor's evaluation setup; we did not rerun them.
This dated source table is display only and does not enter overall or category rankings. Source configurations retain their external identity, including Pro descriptors and different effort settings.
The headline is the source page's selected Pass@1 metric. The task set, harness, tools, and grader belong to this Mercor run and may differ from another evaluator's results.
The row labels retain published error margins and sample counts when supplied. Missing margins and counts remain unreported; a sample count is not used to reconstruct a task denominator. Except where the dedicated source defines an interval, the confidence level is unreported. Equal displayed scores and overlapping margins do not establish statistical ties. Capture time does not establish individual evaluation dates.
The general methodology lists programmatic fail-to-pass and pass-to-pass unit tests (all must pass) and a judge of None. Its run-count label is k = 3. The linked result page takes precedence where its setup differs, as noted above.
Snapshot
The published SWE-bench Multilingual (Mercor) snapshot places DeepSeek-V4.1-Flash first at 98.20%. The third row is 2.00 points behind. The broader top-10 range is 5.80 points, so many of the published results sit in a relatively narrow band.
38 configurations are shown for SWE-bench Multilingual (Mercor). The benchmark falls in the Coding category. We keep external benchmark mirrors separate from the weighted global scoring system, so these results remain source-specific evidence. SWE-bench Multilingual (Mercor) is currently displayed for reference but excluded from the scoring formula, so it does not directly affect overall rankings.
About SWE-bench Multilingual (Mercor)
Tasks
298 source-reported tasks
Format
Pass@1
Difficulty
Source-specific evaluation
The selected headline is Pass@1. Source model identifiers, effort settings, published margins, and reported sample counts remain attached to the source configuration. Public-set results and Mercor task extensions occupy separate tables.
Freshness and provenance
Version
SWE-bench Multilingual; Mercor Pass@1
Refresh cadence
Reviewed dated source capture
Staleness state
Dated Mercor configurations
Question availability
Upstream task access and terms; only aggregate results mirrored
BenchLM uses freshness metadata to decide whether a benchmark should still be treated as a strong differentiator, a benchmark to watch, or a display-only reference. For the full scoring policy, see the BenchLM methodology page.
Questions
What does SWE-bench Multilingual (Mercor) measure?
Resolving repository issues across programming languages. This table shows Mercor-run configurations for reference and is excluded from model rankings.
Which model leads the published SWE-bench Multilingual (Mercor) snapshot?
DeepSeek-V4.1-Flash currently leads the published SWE-bench Multilingual (Mercor) snapshot with 98.20% pass@1. BenchLM shows this benchmark for display only and does not use it in overall rankings.
How many models are evaluated on SWE-bench Multilingual (Mercor)?
The October 1, 2026 capture snapshot contains 38 source configurations.
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