Web Bench: a new way to compare AI browser agents

28 suchintan 9 5/29/2025, 2:57:25 PM blog.skyvern.com ↗

Comments (9)

helsinki · 7h ago
Does anyone use Skyvern to build their websites? I’m wondering how I might benefit from using an agentic browser workflow instead of a playwright MCP server for building a web UI?
neveroddoreven · 15h ago
I had no idea WebVoyager only spanned 15 websites lol... the 452 figure you have still seems a little low though - do you have plans to expand it? It seems like you'd want as many sites as possible to improve the real-world accuracy of agents due to the long tail nature of website traffic
suchintan · 14h ago
We definitely plan to expand it. I want to get to ~10,000 for a reasonable benchmark.

15 blew my mind -- it's too easy to overfit that dataset

vasusen · 8h ago
Thank you so much for creating this folks! A browser navigation agent is key part of our AI QA setup at Donobu (https://donobu.com/). We found the WebVoyager benchmarks severely lacking for complex e2e test cases like logged-in dashboards, onboarding forms, etc.

While the extraction/2fa flows aren't super relevant to us, this saves us time from building our own set of benchmarks. Really appreciate it and hope we can contribute to make this a really large set.

suchintan · 5h ago
That would be amazing!!
pants2 · 7h ago
Great work! Big fan of Skyvern.

Looking forward to the benchmarks on Claude 4 (and o3 CUA when that's released)

gitmagic · 9h ago
Would love to see how Nelly [0] performs on this benchmark.

[0] https://nelly.is

suchintan · 9h ago
Very cool. The benchmark can be found here if you want to take a look at it: https://github.com/Halluminate/WebBench
wm2 · 15h ago
super cool!