RL Environments and the Hierarchy of Agentic Capabilities
Our RL environment run on 9 models revealed the core capabilities all agents need to master: tool use, planning, adaptability, groundedness, and common sense.
ComplexConstraints Leaderboard
1
GPT
6 Astra (Max reasoning)
57.7
%
1
Gemini
4 Argon (High reasoning)
53.3
%
1
Muse
Spark 1.3 (xHigh reasoning)
51.9
%
1
GPT
6 Sol (Max reasoning)
50.8
%
1
GPT
5.6 Sol (Max reasoning)
50.5
%
1
Claude
Opus 5.5 (Adaptive/Max)
49.9
%
1
DeepSeek
V4.1 Flash (Max reasoning)
49.7
%
1
GPT
5.5 (xHigh reasoning)
49.5
%
1
Grok
4.7 (xHigh reasoning)
48.9
%
1
Gemini
3.8 Flash (High reasoning)
48.4
%
1
Hy
Hy4 Preview (High reasoning)
46
%
1
GPT
5.4 (xHigh reasoning)
46
%
1
Qwen
3.8 Max (xHigh reasoning)
45.5
%
1
Claude
Fable 5.1 (Adaptive/Max)
45.1
%
1
Gemini
3.1 Pro (High reasoning)
43.7
%
1
Qwen
3.8 Flash (xHigh reasoning)
43.3
%
1
Gemini
3.7 Flash (High reasoning)
42.4
%
1
DeepSeek
V4 Pro (Max reasoning)
42
%
1
Gemini
3.6 Flash (High reasoning)
40
%
1
DeepSeek
V4 Flash Vision (experimental) (Max reasoning)
39.9
%
1
Muse
Spark 1.2 (xHigh reasoning)
39.9
%
1
Muse
Spark 1.1 (xHigh reasoning)
38.1
%
1
Claude
Fable 5 (Max reasoning)
38.1
%
1
Kimi
K3 (Max reasoning)
37.9
%
1
Claude
Opus 5 (Adaptive/Max)
37.3
%
1
Grok
4.6 (xHigh reasoning)
36.5
%
1
Grok
4.5 (High reasoning)
35.9
%
1
Claude
Opus 4.8 (Max reasoning)
35.6
%
1
Hy
Hy3 (High reasoning)
34.3
%
1
Qwen
3.7 Max (Thinking on)
33.5
%
1
GLM
5.3 (Max reasoning)
30.5
%
1
Kimi
K2.6 (Thinking on)
30.1
%
1
GLM
5.2 (Max reasoning)
29.3
%
1
GLM
5.3 Flash (Max reasoning)
27.6
%
1
Muse
Glimmer 30B (xHigh reasoning)
23.9
%
1
Gemini
3.5 Flash-Lite (High reasoning)
23.2
%
1
Kimi
K2.5 (Thinking on)
18.2
%
1
Nemotron
3 Ultra
17.8
%
1
Qwen
3.5 Plus (Thinking on)
17.8
%
1
Grok
4.20 Beta
16.4
%
1
Ernie
5.1
14.7
%
1
Nemotron
Lightning 3.5 30B A3B (Thinking on)
7.1
%
1
Mistral
Large 3
0.4
%
1
Ernie
4.5 300B
0
%
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