Run inspectable game-environment Managed Research lanes and publish pilot evidence without treating it as benchmark certification.
GameBench is the game-environment task surface for Managed Research. It turns
policy and code-improvement work into lanes with explicit objectives, run
receipts, scores, artifacts, and failure modes.Use GameBench when you want a concrete task that is easier to inspect than a
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code-policy optimization lanes such as TicTacToe, Sokoban, Crafter, Craftax,
MiniHack, Rogue, Frogs, and Overcooked
policy-puzzle lanes that ask the agent to diagnose a specific behavioral flaw
launch evidence tables with run id, terminal state, score, duration, and cost
GameBench launch tables are pilot evidence unless the post explicitly says
otherwise. Do not treat one-off or 10-lane launch runs as benchmark
certification, a stable leaderboard, or ReportBench correlation.
GameBench is one evidence source for Managed Research. Use it alongside normal
run receipts, Open Research proofs, and project-specific artifacts.For broad claims, collect repeated seeds, multiple model families, and the
correlation study called out in the launch plan. Until then, say “pilot” and
publish the run receipts.