How to Use the LiveBench Website

Go to livebench.ai in a modern browser with JavaScript enabled. The site is a JavaScript application, so if scripts are blocked you will only see a message telling you to enable JavaScript rather than any content. Once it loads, the site is built around browsing LiveBench's benchmark results and leaderboard rather than around creating an account or uploading your own data.

What you need before starting

  • A current version of Chrome, Firefox, Safari, or Edge.
  • JavaScript turned on for the site. This is the single most common blocker: with JavaScript disabled, the page cannot render its app shell and shows only the enable-JavaScript notice.
  • No sign-up is described on the site, so treat access as open browsing unless the live page tells you otherwise.

Steps to get to the results

  1. Enter livebench.ai in the address bar and load the page.
  2. Wait for the app to initialize. Because it is a client-side app, the first paint may be blank for a moment before the interface appears.
  3. Use the on-page navigation to reach the leaderboard or results views. The exact labels and layout are controlled by the app, so follow what the interface shows rather than a fixed menu path.
  4. Read the rankings and per-model or per-task results in the view you land on.

Expected result: you can see LiveBench's evaluation output — model rankings and scores — without installing anything.

Common snags

  • Blank page or only the JavaScript notice. Scripts are blocked, or an extension such as a script blocker is interfering. Allow JavaScript for the domain and reload.
  • Stale content after an update. Hard-reload (Ctrl/Cmd+Shift+R) to pull the current app bundle.
  • Layout looks broken on an old browser. Update the browser; single-page apps often rely on recent JavaScript features.

What the site is for

LiveBench is a benchmark for evaluating language models, and the website is where those results are presented. If your goal is to understand what is being measured rather than to navigate the interface, the more useful questions are what LiveBench evaluates and how it differs from other benchmarks — the site itself is the place to read the current scores, while the methodology and task mix determine what those scores mean.

Because the interface is rendered dynamically, any specific button names or tab positions can change between visits. When in doubt, reload with JavaScript enabled and follow the navigation the app presents.

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