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OSWorld 2.1 leaderboard

As of November 14, 2026, among the results listed here, Anthropic Claude Opus 5.5 has the highest reported OSWorld 2.1 score, 81.8% (partial), published by Anthropic, ahead of Google Gemini 4 Carbon at 81.5%. 9 models have a OSWorld 2.1 result in our records.

Scores as the model makers published them, not re-run by us; each row links to its announcement.

Best reported score

81.8%

Anthropic Claude Opus 5.5

Reported by Anthropic, June 30, 2026 · partial

Runner-up

81.5%

Google Gemini 4 Carbon

Reported by Google, October 28, 2026 · Offline subset

9 models ranked · 2 makers

Reported OSWorld 2.1 scores

OSWorld 2.1 scores reported by model makers
Rank Model Score Setting Reported by Date
1 Claude Opus 5.5 81.8% partial Anthropic June 30, 2026 (model release)
2 Gemini 4 Carbon 81.5% Offline subset Google October 28, 2026 · read from the maker's chart
3 Claude Fable 5.1 80.7% partial Anthropic July 24, 2026 (model release)
4 Claude Sonnet 5.5 80.1% partial Anthropic June 30, 2026 (model release)
5 Gemini 4 Argon 74.7% Offline subset Google October 28, 2026 · read from the maker's chart
6 Claude Opus 5 74.0% partial Anthropic July 24, 2026 (model release)
7 Claude Haiku 5.5 72.4% Offline subset Anthropic October 7, 2026 (model release)
8 Claude Sonnet 5 57.0% partial Anthropic June 30, 2026 (model release)
9 Claude Haiku 4.5 15.7% Offline subset Anthropic October 7, 2026 (model release)

How much to trust these numbers

Source
Reported by the model makers themselves. Not re-run by LLMBenchmark or anyone independent.
Settings
Settings differ between makers. Check the Setting column before comparing two scores.
Spread
81.8% to 15.7% across 9 models.
Freshness
Newest result published October 28, 2026; oldest June 30, 2026.
Charts
Some values were read from charts in the announcements. Two independent readings had to match exactly.

What OSWorld 2.1 measures

OSWorld 2.1 scores reflect how well agents operate a real computer to complete long, multi-step tasks. Source: OSWorld-V2