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license: cc-by-4.0
task_categories:
- other
tags:
- agents
- evaluation
- benchmarks
- leaderboards
size_categories:
- 10K<n<100K
HAL Agent Evaluations Response Matrix
A cleaned, task-level response matrix built from the HAL Leaderboard traces, released as a single flat CSV. This is the dataset used in Agent Evaluation Reliability: More Tasks Won't (Always) Fix an Agent Leaderboard. The data covers +32k task-level evaluations across 9 benchmarks. Each benchmark is run with 2–3 agent scaffolds and 13–34 models.
Usage
Each row is one evaluation: a single model, running in a single scaffold, attempting a single task. An agent is identified by the combination of Model_Name, Scaffold_Name, and Reasoning_Effort.
| Column | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
Run_id |
string | Id associated with the original hal_leaderboard trace. |
Benchmark |
string | Benchmark name |
Task_id |
string | Task ID within the benchmark |
Model_Name |
string | Underlying LLM |
Scaffold_Name |
string | Agent scaffold (harness) |
Reasoning_Effort |
string | Reasoning-effort setting (low, medium, high); empty if N/A |
Score |
float | Task score in [0, 1] |
Load it with the datasets library, then pivot to get a response matrix for a single benchmark, with agents as rows and tasks as columns:
from datasets import load_dataset
df = load_dataset("razam2/hal-response-matrix")["train"].to_pandas()
gaia = df[df["Benchmark"] == "GAIA"]
matrix = gaia.pivot_table(
index=["Model_Name", "Scaffold_Name"],
columns="Task_id",
values="Score",
)