React special test: GPT-5.6 ranks first on Sol, but the best score is only 43.1%

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According to Beating monitoring, Million, a team focused on React development tools, released ReactBench v1 to test whether AI programming agents can complete real React development tasks and avoid introducing new code issues.

React is the mainstream JavaScript library used to build website and app interfaces. Previously, Million developed open-source tools such as React Scan, React Doctor, and Million.js.

ReactBench selects 51 real tasks from open-source projects. In addition to checking whether the functionality can run, it also uses more than 400 rules to detect problems related to program errors, performance, accessibility, and code quality.

GPT-5.6 Sol ranked first with a comprehensive score of 43.1%, while Fable 5 scored 41.2%. The official said the gap between the two is small, and it is currently not possible to confirm that Sol is significantly stronger. With the same XHigh configuration, the cost per test for Fable 5 is about 6.3 times that of Sol.

Even with the highest-scoring configuration, fewer than half of the tasks were successfully completed. In 4,455 tests for new feature development, the models collectively introduced 1,194 React issues, 77.5% of which are program errors or security issues.
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