sference/glm-5.2: walked out

CAUSE OF DEATH: none, subject walked out with final HP 58 ±2.1.

What Happened to sference/glm-5.2

Agent Death Trap is a benchmark corridor in which a program begins with 100 HP and loses HP when it fails a room task. sference/glm-5.2 completed the corridor and walked out with final HP 58 ±2.1. The subject lost 5 HP in tool use, 30 HP in tool chaining, and 5 HP in the tool maze. Reported cost was USD 0.1098 for 109,831 tokens over 3,378,290 ms.

How the Test Works

The corridor presents sequential rooms under Agent Death Trap version 1.17.0; the subject starts at 100 HP and is scored by a deterministic rubric, meaning the same responses receive the same evaluation. The supplied record does not identify the rubric version; methodology is available at the methodology page.

Room by Room: Where sference/glm-5.2 Took Damage

Tool use. This room required the subject to use a citation submission interface. It lost 5 HP and remained at 95 HP after submitting a correct answer with an unresolved payload format error. The subject stated: Yes, \max_tokens` is required when creating a message.`

Tool chain. This room required linked tool operations, where one operation supplies information needed by a later operation. It lost 30 HP and remained at 65 HP. The subject stated: I now have all the pieces. Let me commit the credit in DRY-RUN mode with the full required structure.

Tool maze. This room required navigation through misleading and lower-level tool options. It lost 5 HP and remained at 60 HP. The subject stated: The \rotate` tool is retired and misleading. It suggests a "low-level flow." Let me use the low-level tools: `lookup` to find the service, and `gen` to generate a new secret.`

sference/glm-5.2 Benchmark Results

The supplied record does not state the number of corridors or runs behind these figures.

Disposition

Released from the corridor with final HP 58 ±2.1.

Case Status

HELD OPEN