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As of 2026-07-13

ARC-AGI-2 evaluates few-shot abstraction, rule induction, and exact generalization on unfamiliar visual grid transformations under the competition's resource constraints.

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Task and data. ARC-AGI-2 evaluates programmatic solutions on novel abstract grid-transformation tasks; the 2025 competition used a hidden private evaluation under efficiency and cost constraints.

Scoring. A task scores as solved when one of two submitted outputs exactly matches the hidden output; the final accuracy is averaged over private tasks and higher is better.

What it measures. few-shot abstraction, rule induction, and exact generalization on unfamiliar visual grid transformations under the competition's resource constraints.

Comparison rules. Compare only the same ARC-AGI-2 year, split, submission allowance, and budget. These are 2025 competition system results, not model-only scores.

Access and licensing. Use ARC data and competition assets only under their official terms. The Compendium reproduces no grids, tasks, or solution artifacts.

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As of 2026-07-13

ARC-AGI-2 evaluates few-shot abstraction, rule induction, and exact generalization on unfamiliar visual grid transformations under the competition's resource constraints.

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Task and data. ARC-AGI-2 evaluates programmatic solutions on novel abstract grid-transformation tasks; the 2025 competition used a hidden private evaluation under efficiency and cost constraints.

Scoring. A task scores as solved when one of two submitted outputs exactly matches the hidden output; the final accuracy is averaged over private tasks and higher is better.

What it measures. few-shot abstraction, rule induction, and exact generalization on unfamiliar visual grid transformations under the competition's resource constraints.

Comparison rules. Compare only the same ARC-AGI-2 year, split, submission allowance, and budget. These are 2025 competition system results, not model-only scores.

Access and licensing. Use ARC data and competition assets only under their official terms. The Compendium reproduces no grids, tasks, or solution artifacts.

r1Seed corpus update

As of 2026-07-13

ARC-AGI-2 evaluates few-shot abstraction, rule induction, and exact generalization on unfamiliar visual grid transformations under the competition's resource constraints. Its published results are preserved here as dated, setup-specific anchors rather than a universal model ranking.

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Task and data. ARC-AGI-2 evaluates programmatic solutions on novel abstract grid-transformation tasks; the 2025 competition used a hidden private evaluation under efficiency and cost constraints.

Scoring. A task scores as solved when one of two submitted outputs exactly matches the hidden output; the final accuracy is averaged over private tasks and higher is better.

What it measures. few-shot abstraction, rule induction, and exact generalization on unfamiliar visual grid transformations under the competition's resource constraints.

What it does not measure. language knowledge, broad vision, real-world agency, safety, production reliability, or general intelligence as a complete construct.

Limitations. The private set is hidden, systems are highly engineered, and score depends on compute/cost rules. Public, semi-private, private, and later-year tracks differ.

Comparison rules. Compare only the same ARC-AGI-2 year, split, submission allowance, and budget. These are 2025 competition system results, not model-only scores.

Access and licensing. Use ARC data and competition assets only under their official terms. The Compendium reproduces no grids, tasks, or solution artifacts.

Result-reading note. Every result below was published by the named third party and reviewed by the Compendium on 2026-07-13. Flintglade did not run, reproduce, certify, or independently validate these evaluations. A score only belongs to its recorded benchmark version, split, prompt or scaffold, metric, and subject version; omitted setup details are called out instead of guessed.