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SWE-bench Verified on Claude Opus 5.5

500 tasks, 1 attempt, allowlisted network. Updated 19 Oct 2026.

Real GitHub issues, resolved against the projects' own test suites. Comparable with published full-set numbers, but scores this high on a public set may reflect contamination: read them as harness differences on one model, not as the model's skill. About 5-7 hours and about $80 per run. Bring your own Anthropic key.

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Value

What a task cost each configuration. Claude Code used 7% more tokens than DeepSeek Harness, and 20% less time per task.

$ per solved task

Lower is cheaper. Dollars per task divided by the pass rate.

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Harness$ per solved task
Claude Code2.1.302$0.18$0.16 a task
Not reported: DeepSeek Harness

Tokens per task

Lower is leaner. Input plus output, cached input included.

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HarnessTokens per task
DeepSeek Harness0.2.0-rc.2 · Reference203k×1.00
Claude Code2.1.302217k×1.07

Agent time per task

Lower is faster. Agent start to finish; setup and tests left out.

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HarnessTime per task
Claude Code2.1.3022.1 min×0.80
DeepSeek Harness0.2.0-rc.2 · Reference2.6 min×1.00

Pass rate against tokens per task

Up and to the left is better. Not offered: dollars, which fewer than two rows report. Pass-rate axis starts at 85%.

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85%90%95%100%200k205k210k215k220kTokens per task, input and outputMore tokens for a lower pass rate than DeepSeek HarnessDeepSeek Harness0.2.0-rc.2 · 203k · 93.4%Claude Code2.1.302 · 217k · 90.8%
  • On the frontier: no other row has a higher pass rate for less tokens
  • Off the frontier
  • 95% interval of the pass rate
On the frontier, least tokens first: DeepSeek Harness 0.2.0-rc.2, 203k tokens a task, 93.4%.
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  • Updated 19 Oct 2026
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