Turing CodeBench rebuilds benchmark rigor on a private, human-crafted dataset of 900+ multilingual coding problems engineered for reproducibility and calibrated difficulty. Where public leaderboards inflate scores through memorization, CodeBench reveals authentic capability through deterministic scoring that any lab can verify. Accurate, repeatable, and free from benchmark bias.







Public coding benchmarks deliver visibility but not validity: models train on the same datasets that test them, hiding regression behind rising scores. CodeBench restores fairness with a non-public dataset, expert-vetted prompts, and pass/fail determinism across six programming languages. It transforms evaluation into an auditable process that is consistent across releases, comparable across models, and trusted by research teams pushing frontier code intelligence.
Each feature is designed to make evaluation scientific, auditable, and repeatable. Not guess-and-check.
STEM (math, AI, chemistry, earth sciences, civil & structure engineering, aerospace engineering, electronics engineering), Business (finance, analytics, operations, HR, accounting, marketing, sales).
Sales graphs, line charts, engineering schematics, scientific visuals, multi-column tables, technical diagrams, and more.
Advanced perception, spatial, numerical, logical, temporal, contextual commonsense, abstract, counterfactual, and multi-step reasoning.
75-token average length with embedded visuals, multi-step dependencies.
LLM-as-a-judge system using score 0–1 per output, averaged across five generations.
Detect regression before release. Compare frontier models under fair conditions. Build confidence in your code-generation stack with verified, reproducible results that reflect true capability.
Start with 900+ off-the-shelf tasks or request a tailored dataset aligned to your model’s focus language and domain.