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Anthropic Releases Original Performance Take-Home Coding Challenge on GitHub

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myahio

4mo ago· 3 min readenCode

Summary

Anthropic has open-sourced their original performance take-home coding challenge on GitHub. The repository contains a version of the coding test used to evaluate AI performance, specifically tracking how Claude Opus models have improved over time. Originally a 4-hour challenge, it was shortened to 2 hours after Claude Opus 4 outperformed most humans. The current repo is based on the newer version but reverts to slower baseline code, allowing developers to test their skills against Anthropic's AI benchmarking standards.

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This repo contains a version of Anthropic's original performance take-home, before Claude Opus 4.5 started doing better than humans given only 2 hours.
The original take-home was a 4-hour one that starts close to the contents of this repo, after Claude Opus 4 beat most humans at that, it was updated to a 2-hour one.
This repo is based on the newer take-home which has a few more instructions and comes with better debugging tools, but has the starter code reverted to the slowest baseline.
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Anthropic's original performance take-home, now open for you to try! - anthropics/original_performance_takehome

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