Benchmark leaderboard
Terminal-Bench 4.0 is the official leaderboard of the terminal-work benchmark. Every published row measures a model through a vendor's own agent such as Claude Code, Codex or Grok Build, so ModelCap shows each result with its harness named and does not score the Index on it. This page lists every model ModelCap tracks with a published Terminal-Bench 4.0 result, its best evaluated configuration, the source's own rank, and the model's ModelCap Index position, API price and context window.
Snapshot as of 11 August 2026
Sorted by published score, one row per model. Source: Terminal-Bench (Laude Institute).
No tracked model currently publishes a Terminal-Bench 4.0 result in this snapshot. The standings return with the next dataset refresh that carries one; the source board itself stays available at the link above.
Terminal-Bench 4.0 ranks models by task accuracy through the vendor's own agent. ModelCap ingests the board as published, matches each entry to a catalogue model with a reviewed identity, and shows the source's score, interval and rank unchanged. Where a model has an admitted result, it feeds the ModelCap Index as coding evidence alongside the other public boards; the methodology documents the weighting and the identity rules.
Terminal-Bench 4.0 is the official leaderboard of the terminal-work benchmark. Every published row measures a model through a vendor's own agent such as Claude Code, Codex or Grok Build, so ModelCap shows each result with its harness named and does not score the Index on it. It is published by Terminal-Bench (Laude Institute).
No tracked model currently publishes a Terminal-Bench 4.0 score.
None in this snapshot: no tracked model has an admitted Terminal-Bench 4.0 result right now. The board repopulates from the sealed dataset as soon as one is admitted.
The board ranks models by task accuracy through the vendor's own agent; higher scores are better. ModelCap shows the source's own score, interval and rank and never re-runs the evaluation.
Not on its own. The ModelCap Index combines several public capability sources with published uncertainty; Terminal-Bench 4.0 contributes as coding evidence where a model has an admitted result. The methodology page documents the weighting.
ModelCap holds no Terminal-Bench 4.0 publication in this snapshot. The page re-renders every minute from the sealed dataset and repopulates with the next admitted source row.