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OSWorld 2.0

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OSWorld 2.0 evaluates long-horizon computer-use tasks. Published results use different task releases, metrics, and run settings, so scores appear by comparable protocol and unmatched rows stay unranked.

Current release

OSWorld 2.1 is the current release. It fixes task evaluators, assets, and mocked websites, so its scores are not directly comparable with the OSWorld 2.0 releases on this page. OSWorld-Verified separately covers the repaired original task suite.

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Results by comparable protocol (25 models)

Ranks appear only within groups that match the metric, task release, action mode, step budget, and reasoning effort. Rows with missing or unmatched protocol details remain visible without a cross-row rank.

Binary completion · batched actions · v2026.06.24 · 108 tasks · 500 steps · maximum reasoning

OSWorld 2.0 results grouped by evaluation protocol
Rank in groupModelMetricScoreEvidence
1Claude Opus 4.8Batched actionsBinary completion20.6%OSWorld 2.0 paper
2Claude Opus 4.7 (Adaptive)Batched actionsBinary completion18.2%OSWorld 2.0 paper
3GPT-5.5Batched actionsBinary completion13.0%OSWorld 2.0 paper

Binary completion · single actions · v2026.06.24 · 108 tasks · 500 steps · maximum reasoning

OSWorld 2.0 results grouped by evaluation protocol
Rank in groupModelMetricScoreEvidence
1Claude Opus 4.8Single actionsBinary completion18.5%OSWorld 2.0 paper
2Claude Opus 4.7Single actionsBinary completion13.9%OSWorld 2.0 paper
3Claude Sonnet 4.6Single actionsBinary completion8.3%OSWorld 2.0 paper
4Kimi K2.6Single actionsBinary completion4.6%OSWorld 2.0 paper
4MiniMax M3Single actionsBinary completion4.6%OSWorld 2.0 paper
6Qwen3.7 PlusSingle actionsBinary completion2.8%OSWorld 2.0 paper

Partial score · batched actions · v2026.06.24 · 108 tasks · 500 steps · maximum reasoning

OSWorld 2.0 results grouped by evaluation protocol
Rank in groupModelMetricScoreEvidence
1Claude Opus 4.8Batched actionsPartial score54.8%OSWorld 2.0 paper
2GPT-5.5Batched actionsPartial score49.5%OSWorld 2.0 paper
3Claude Opus 4.7 (Adaptive)Batched actionsPartial score48.9%OSWorld 2.0 paper

Partial score · single actions · v2026.06.24 · 108 tasks · 500 steps · maximum reasoning

OSWorld 2.0 results grouped by evaluation protocol
Rank in groupModelMetricScoreEvidence
1Claude Opus 4.8Single actionsPartial score49.3%OSWorld 2.0 paper
2Claude Opus 4.7Single actionsPartial score49.1%OSWorld 2.0 paper
3Claude Sonnet 4.6Single actionsPartial score41.5%OSWorld 2.0 paper
4MiniMax M3Single actionsPartial score22.3%OSWorld 2.0 paper
5Kimi K2.6Single actionsPartial score22.1%OSWorld 2.0 paper
6Qwen3.7 PlusSingle actionsPartial score21.5%OSWorld 2.0 paper

Other reported results · no cross-row rank

OSWorld 2.0 results grouped by evaluation protocol
RankModelMetricScoreTask set and run settingsEvidence
—Claude Fable 5.1Partial score77.9%OSWorld 2.0 task release · August 2026 (day not reported)Run settings not reportedThe source identifies the August 2026 release but not the exact release day or matching run settings.Anthropic: Claude Fable 5.1 and Claude Mythos 5.1 system card
—Claude Fable 5.1Strict binary completion41.7%OSWorld 2.0 task release · August 2026 (day not reported)Run settings not reportedThe source identifies the August 2026 release but not the exact release day or matching run settings.Anthropic: Claude Fable 5.1 and Claude Mythos 5.1 system card
—Claude Opus 5Metric not reported70.6%Task release not reportedRun settings not reportedThe source record reports a score but does not identify its metric or task release.Anthropic: Claude Opus 5 system card
—Claude Opus 5.5Partial score81.8%Task release not reportedRun settings not reportedThe source reports a strict pass rate and partial score, but the stored source record does not identify the task release.Anthropic: Claude Opus 5.5 system card
—Claude Opus 5.5Strict binary completion48.7%Task release not reportedRun settings not reportedThe source reports a strict pass rate and partial score, but the stored source record does not identify the task release.Anthropic: Claude Opus 5.5 system card
—Gemini 3.7 FlashMetric not reported47.9%Task release not reportedRun settings not reportedThe source record reports a score but does not identify its metric or task release.Google DeepMind: Gemini 3.7 Flash model card
—Gemini 3.8 FlashBatched actionsPartial score59.0%Task release not reportedBatched actionsBatch tool use is reported, but the source record does not identify the task release or the remaining run settings.Google DeepMind: Gemini 3.8 Flash model card
—Gemini 4 ArgonBatched actionsPartial score69.2%OSWorld 2.0 offline subset · v2026.08.08Batched actions · 500 steps · maximum reasoning · maximum of 3 runs · 1080pThe source reports the maximum of three single-attempt runs with a Gemini CUA harness; this setup has no matched source row.Google: Gemini 4 Argon evaluation methodology
—GPT-5.6 LunaMetric not reported45.6%Task release not reportedRun settings not reportedThe source record reports the score but does not identify the metric or task release.OpenAI: GPT-5.6
—GPT-5.6 SolMetric not reported62.6%Task release not reportedRun settings not reportedThe source record reports the score but does not identify the metric or task release.OpenAI: GPT-5.6
—GPT-5.6 TerraMetric not reported50.2%Task release not reportedRun settings not reportedThe source record reports the score but does not identify the metric or task release.OpenAI: GPT-5.6
—GPT-6 AstraPartial score72.6%OSWorld 2.0 offline set · v2026.08.08Run settings not reportedOpenAI identifies the offline set and partial score; the stored source record does not specify matching run settings.OpenAI: GPT-6 Astra
—GPT-6 SolPartial score60.5%OSWorld 2.0 offline set · v2026.08.08xhigh reasoningOpenAI identifies the offline set, partial score, and xhigh effort; no matching row has the same disclosed setup.OpenAI: Introducing GPT-6 Sol and Luna
—Kimi K3.1 ProPartial score79.6%OSWorld V2.1 · V2.1maximum reasoningMoonshot runs OSWorld V2.1 with its Kimi Agent harness in the official OSWorld v2 repository; its Claude Opus 5.5 comparison value matches that model's partial score. No stored row shares this release and harness.Moonshot AI: Kimi K3.1 Pro launch blog
—MiniMax M3.1 FlashMetric not reported61.7%OSWorld 2.0 0808 Full release · v2026.08.08Run settings not reportedMiniMax names the 0808 Full release but not the metric or run settings.MiniMax: MiniMax M3.1 Flash
—Muse Spark 1.1Metric not reported14.2%Task release not reportedRun settings not reportedThe source record reports a score but does not identify its metric or task release.Meta AI: Muse Spark 1.1 evaluation report
—Muse Spark 1.3Mean partial score66.9%Task release not reportedRun settings not reportedThe source record identifies mean partial score as primary but does not identify the task release.Meta AI Research: Muse Spark 1.3 launch scorecard
—Qwen3.8 MaxBinary completion19.4%Task release not reportedRun settings not reportedThe source reports paired binary and partial scores but the source record does not identify the task release.Qwen: Qwen3.8-Max release benchmarks
—Qwen3.8 MaxPartial score46.7%Task release not reportedRun settings not reportedThe source reports paired binary and partial scores but the source record does not identify the task release.Qwen: Qwen3.8-Max release benchmarks
—Qwen3.8-Flash-NextBinary completion19.4%Task release not reportedRun settings not reportedThe source reports paired binary and partial scores but the source record does not identify the task release.Qwen3.8-Flash-Next model card
—Qwen3.8-Flash-NextPartial score52.3%Task release not reportedRun settings not reportedThe source reports paired binary and partial scores but the source record does not identify the task release.Qwen3.8-Flash-Next model card

About OSWorld 2.0

Year

2026

Tasks

108 long-horizon computer-use workflows

Format

Interactive computer-use evaluation; binary completion and partial-score metrics

Difficulty

Long-horizon professional workflows

The paper's v2026.06.24 release covers 108 long-horizon workflows and reports binary completion and partial scores under single-action and batched-action settings. Other sources use later or unspecified task sets and may report different metrics or omit run settings. We rank only rows that match the metric, task release, action mode, step budget, and reasoning effort; other sourced results remain visible without a cross-row rank.

Freshness and provenance

Version

OSWorld 2.0 2026

Refresh cadence

Quarterly

Staleness state

Current

Question availability

Public benchmark set

CurrentDisplay only

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

Can I compare every OSWorld 2.0 score directly?

No. The published rows mix binary completion and partial scores, task releases, and action settings. We rank results only inside groups that match the metric, release, action mode, step budget, and reasoning effort. A source row with missing or unmatched settings stays visible with its evidence, but it has no cross-row rank.

Why are Opus 4.8's scores 20.6% and 54.8%?

They are paired results from the paper's v2026.06.24 release: 20.6% is binary completion and 54.8% is partial score, both with batched actions on the 108-task set at 500 steps. They measure different outcomes, so the partial score cannot replace the binary score in a comparison that uses another metric or release.

What does GPT-6 Astra's 72.6% measure?

OpenAI labels 72.6% as a partial score on the v2026.08.08 offline set. That release differs from the paper's v2026.06.24 108-task set, where Opus 4.8 reports 20.6% binary completion and 54.8% partial score. We keep Astra's source value, but do not rank it against rows without a fully matched protocol.

Last updated: October 27, 2026 · BenchLM version OSWorld 2.0 2026

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