SWE-2 (Fully Tested): WHAT? IT ACTUALLY BEATS ASTRA & FABLE!

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    AICodeKing reports that SWE-2 scored 67 out of 80, or 83.75%, across eight KingBench 3 coding tasksCode generation uses AI or another automated system to create source code from instructions, examples, schemas, or higher-level specifications.. That narrowly beat DeepSeek V4.1 Flash in the same run and placed SWE-2 fifth on the channel's current leaderboard, above Fable 5 but behind GPT-6 Astra.

    The test spans interactive simulations, 3D objects, SVG generation, a game, a maths problem and a connected task that creates training data, fine-tunes a modelFine-tuning adapts a pretrained model by updating its parameters on examples chosen for a particular task or subject. and serves it through a local web interface. SWE-2 earned full marks on the maths and fine-tuning tasks, while DeepSeek V4.1 Flash performed better on the game and 3D wristwatch tasks.

    AICodeKing also found SWE-2 effective on longer agent work and a terminal-based movie tracker. Its main weakness was repeated clarification questions, so the suggested workaround is a system instruction that permits one essential question, encourages reasonable assumptions for routine choices and asks the model to continue toward a complete result.

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    AICodeKing scores SWE-2 at 83.75% on an eight-task coding benchmark, praising its long-task consistency while faulting its repeated clarification questions.