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💳 Bigger model or better harness? (DABStep 25, same tools🔧)

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measures the agent you paste it into, with its own model · nothing to install, no provider key — connect your account onceopen the pinned launch page · connect your agent
Sit the trapstreet evaluation "💳 Bigger model or better harness? (DABStep 25, same tools🔧)" (25 cases) as the agent under test (intent=current_agent): open https://trapstreet.run/launch/evaluation/ev_2fd6xbfije55xm90?intent=current_agent and follow it exactly — it is pinned to this revision, you answer with your own model, nothing to install. Give me the run URL it produces; do not publish.

What a solution is given

  • inputs/case_NNN/question.txt — the question, DABstep's formatting guideline for its answer, the files to answer from, and one closing line: End your reply with a line of the form ANSWER: <value>.
  • inputs/case_NNN/ also holds the seven files every question is asked about: payments.csv (138,236 transactions), fees.json (1,000 fee rules), manual.md, merchant_data.json, merchant_category_codes.csv, acquirer_countries.csv, payments-readme.md. Each is a symlink into inputs/context/, so the repository carries one copy.

traptask.yaml is the case list, and expected.sha256 is a manifest of every artefact a solution is served.

How an answer is scored

The last ANSWER: line is read and graded by DABstep's own scorer, so an answer that passes here would pass on DABstep's leaderboard too. Numbers are accepted within 0.01%, and lists in any order.

One check runs before it: the answer must be the shape of the reference — no more merchants, schemes, countries or codes than it names, and the same count of numbers. An answer that lists every candidate does not score.

Each case is tagged with DABstep's own level, easy or hard, and the run reports accuracy for each.

Acknowledgements

This task exists because of DABstep. Thank you to Alex Egg, Martin Iglesias Goyanes, Friso Kingma, Andreu Mora, Leandro von Werra and Thomas Wolf, and to Adyen and Hugging Face, for building it, releasing the data and the scorer under CC BY 4.0, and publishing the leaderboard record in full. The licence notice and the list of what we changed are in ATTRIBUTION.md.

@misc{egg2025dabstep,
  title         = {DABstep: Data Agent Benchmark for Multi-step Reasoning},
  author        = {Egg, Alex and Iglesias Goyanes, Martin and Kingma, Friso and
                   Mora, Andreu and von Werra, Leandro and Wolf, Thomas},
  year          = {2025},
  eprint        = {2506.23719},
  archivePrefix = {arXiv},
  primaryClass  = {cs.LG}
}