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OSWorld

OSWorld is an agentic benchmark tracked on BenchGecko. Operating System World. Tests ability to complete real computer tasks across Windows, macOS, and Linux environments.

Built from BenchGecko data as of June 22, 2026 · updates when the data changes

OSWorld leaderboard
TL;DR

OSWorld is an agentic benchmark tracked on BenchGecko. Operating System World. Tests ability to complete real computer tasks across Windows, macOS, and Linux environments.

Level 1

Operating System World. Tests ability to complete real computer tasks across Windows, macOS, and Linux environments.

Level 2

Scores are reported (%, maximum 100); higher is better. BenchGecko collects OSWorld scores from Epoch AI and refreshes them daily; the leaderboard on this page shows the current top models.

Level 3

Compare models only on the same benchmark version and settings. A benchmark separates models well while scores are spread out; when top models bunch together near the maximum, it stops telling them apart.

The takeaway for you
If you are a
Researcher
  • ·agentic benchmark (%, maximum 100)
  • ·Source: Epoch AI
If you are a
Builder
  • ·Useful if your workload is agentic
  • ·Check the live leaderboard on /benchmark/osworld before choosing a model
If you are a
Investor
  • ·Labs cite benchmark results in launch announcements; check the source and version
If you are a
Curious · Normie
  • ·OSWorld is a test of how good an AI is at agentic
  • ·A higher score means better results on that kind of task
Operating System World. Tests ability to complete real computer tasks across Windows, macOS, and Linux environments.