OS-Bench: Evaluating SWE Agents on Cross-OS Code Migration
Results indicate that cross-OS migration is a challenging and underexplored capability, and OS-Bench is a testbed for improving platform-aware SWE agents.
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Results indicate that cross-OS migration is a challenging and underexplored capability, and OS-Bench is a testbed for improving platform-aware SWE agents.
ASPO introduces an Adaptive Query-Selection Mechanism (AQSM) that focuses training on queries at the policy's competence boundary: those it can solve but not yet reliably, and introduces substructure-level rewards that measure output-quality gains within each action's descendant subgraph.
ChainSWE is introduced, the first benchmark for evaluating agents on sequential, dependent bug fixes within a shared codebase, and reveals a consistent performance drop by up to 70% as the chain length increases.
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