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OSWorld-Pro evaluates computer-use agents across subgoals and action failures
OSWorld-Pro provides over 300 tasks, 2,800 subgoals, and 67,000 human annotations; its top model scores 75.7% versus 83.4% on OSWorld. Process-level evaluation can expose whether agents fail on inputs, clicks, or other steps rather than only judging final deliverables.
- What
- OSWorld-Pro evaluates computer-use agents through over 2,800 subgoals across more than 300 tasks.
- Method
- Human annotations ground LLM judges that score subgoal fulfillment, exposing progress and process-level failures such as irrelevant actions and click mistakes.
- Why it matters
- Engineers can use its subgoal-level failure signals to target improvements instead of relying only on final task outcomes.
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