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SWE-Bench Methodology — Methodology
SWE-Bench measures whether a model can resolve real GitHub issues end-to-end in popular Python repositories.
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Frequently asked questions
What does SWE-Bench measure?
Real-world software-engineering capability: navigating a repo, editing files, and passing the project's own tests.
What are its main limitations?
Python only Repo-shape bias toward Django/sklearn-style projects Sandbox infrastructure non-trivial
When should I use this benchmark?
Coding-agent evaluation Tool-use + long-context assessment