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Independent developer Yetone's Alma breaks into Agent the top, beating Claude Code on both pass rate and cost

Dongcha Beating AI News:Alma, developed under the leadership of independent developer Yetone, ranked third in both task pass rate and cost per success in the latest AI Agent comparison, outperforming well-known tools including Claude Code and OpenCode.

The evaluation was launched by AI Agent infrastructure company Runta. In the current leaderboard snapshot,Alma has a task pass rate of 72.7%, behind only Codex CLI at 77.9%and Pi at 72.8%. Claude Code stands at 70.0%。

Alma not only has a higher pass rate but is also cheaper per completed task. Its average cost per successfully completed problem is approximately 0.80 USD, compared with 0.94 USD for Claude Code, approximately 16%lower.

This Frontier Harness v1.1 examines a specific question: How much can performance differ when the same large language model is used with a different Agent execution framework?

The evaluation covers 21 Harness configurations, 5 large language models and 62 tasks, each repeated 4 times, for a planned total of 26,040 runs. All tools run in a standardized cloud environment and are compared on task success rate,Token cost and execution speed.Alma is a AI Agent focused on local operation and long-term memory. It can directly read and modify code, execute terminal commands and search the web, and also supports Skills and MCP. It can switch freely between underlying models and does not depend on any single model provider.

Recently,Alma also integrated Herdr. Coding Agent such as Claude Code, Codex and Pi can continue to run in Herdr, while Alma brings them together in a single chat interface for viewing execution progress, answering questions and approving actions. Users can even remotely manage multiple Agent on their computers via iPhone.

The evaluation is still ongoing, and rankings may change. The models tested are limited to open-source models such as GLM, DeepSeek, Kimi and Muse; the closed-source GPT and Claude model families were not covered.

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