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Test agents on simulated workplace tasks that span software and office tools.

AutomationPublished 2 min read

Key Takeaways

  • The benchmark supplies a simulated company environment, task definitions and evaluators.
  • Read the environment setup before attempting multiple tasks.
  • Choose one task and inspect its starting data and scoring code before running an agent.
  • A score is tied to the provided environment and evaluator.

How it works

The benchmark supplies a simulated company environment, task definitions and evaluators. Agents interact with systems seeded with records instead of answering isolated question prompts.

What you need

Read the environment setup before attempting multiple tasks. Each benchmark task expects a particular starting snapshot and can depend on several simulated applications.

What to try first

Choose one task and inspect its starting data and scoring code before running an agent. Compare the saved artifacts to the expected result.

Read the evaluator's checks before adapting the task. Some goals require changes in more than one application, and a plausible screenshot may miss those requirements.

Where to look for failures

A score is tied to the provided environment and evaluator. Keep the environment version, agent settings and tool access fixed when comparing runs.

Related Franklin pages

Choose the benchmark that matches the interface you care about. Compare environment setup and scoring evidence before treating an aggregate as a measure of agent ability.

For an agent interface that reaches mobile apps, see Franklin’s guide to Phone-Use. Phone-Use

Project documentation

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