Benchmarking Single Agent Performance
The experiment found that increasing context and tools leads to performance degradation, with o3-mini and claude-3.5-sonnet showing significant declines in performance compared to gpt-4o and llama-3.3-70B. Agents requiring longer trajectories degrade more rapidly, and irrelevant domains worsen performance for o3-mini, while claude-3.5-sonnet remains more stable. The study highlights that adding more domains and tools reduces performance, particularly for agents with longer trajectories.
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