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llmrun Composite Score · Agents

The best open LLMs for agents, ranked on agentic and tool-use boards such as Terminal-Bench and tau-bench. The score shown is the overall llmrun Composite Score; the highlighted column is the agentic tool use skill score used for the order.

42 benchmarks4 sourcesUpdated 17 Oct 2026Reference scale 2026-Q4How the Composite Score is built

Agents score vs VRAM needed

This chart doesn't show proprietary models.

Models ranked by agents llmrun Composite Score
# (open / overall)Modelllmrun Composite ScoreCodingAgentsMathScienceReasoningBenchmarksVRAM
1 / 19GLM 5.3454 GB · 23 benchmarks13113812913112623454 GB
2 / 28GLM 5.3 Flash205 GB · 21 benchmarks11313112112412721205 GB
3 / 35GLM 5.2454 GB · 26 benchmarks12012812612912026454 GB
4 / 42GLM 5.1454 GB · 14 benchmarks11512311711711514454 GB
5 / 43Kimi K2.6618 GB · 20 benchmarks11912212212211920618 GB
6 / 46Kimi K2.7 Code618 GB · 19 benchmarks11511912111811819618 GB
7 / 47GLM 5454 GB · 15 benchmarks110118––10915454 GB
8 / 53MiniMax M3258 GB · 19 benchmarks11311310611810719258 GB
9 / 55MiniMax M2.7140 GB · 7 benchmarks103112–112–7140 GB
10 / 56Kimi K2.5618 GB · 20 benchmarks110111–11711420618 GB
11 / 57MiniMax M2.5140 GB · 11 benchmarks109110––11411140 GB
12 / 59Inkling575 GB · 22 benchmarks10410911211612122575 GB
13 / 61DeepSeek V3.2413 GB · 13 benchmarks–108––11213413 GB
14 / 62Kimi K2 Thinking617 GB · 9 benchmarks103108–––9617 GB
15 / 63GLM 4.7218 GB · 13 benchmarks10110611111110413218 GB
16 / 64GLM 4.5218 GB · 7 benchmarks99105–––7218 GB
17 / 66Qwen3 Coder 480B A35B Instruct291 GB · 6 benchmarks—101105–––6291 GB
18 / 67MiniMax M2140 GB · 5 benchmarks–105–––5140 GB
19 / 68GLM 4.6217 GB · 6 benchmarks96104–100–6217 GB
20 / 72Kimi K2 Instruct617 GB · 10 benchmarks102102––9010617 GB
21 / 78Qwen2.5 Coder 32B Instruct24.3 GB · 3 benchmarks—–84–––324.3 GB
22 / 79GPT OSS 120B70.8 GB · 20 benchmarks9882–103972070.8 GB

The range after each score is a 90% interval: given the boards a model has results on, its true score is very likely inside it. Short ranges mean many agreeing results; long ranges mean few or conflicting ones.

Why some models are missing. A model receives a score only if it has results on at least 4 benchmarks across at least 2 categories, with one being reasoning or coding. Skill scores require at least 2 benchmarks for that skill; otherwise they display as –.

VRAM is llmrun's estimate at Q4_K_M (or the smallest quantization we track) for the weights plus room for a 16K-token context. Longer contexts need more memory. Proprietary models can't run locally, so the VRAM filter hides them.

How the llmrun Composite Score is built · llmrun doesn't run these benchmarks; scores come from public sources.