The Independent Analytics Agent Benchmark

Season 2026-S2 · question bank seed-v1 · judge claude-opus-4-8-r4 · k=1

Every configuration — an agent product, the LLM it ships with by default, and a semantic layer carrying equivalent content — answers the same 300 questions against the same deliberately messy simulated e-commerce warehouse, graded against ground truth that is never published. No vendor pays to appear here, none can pay to be removed, and none saw the questions or the results early.

Live board, receipts and per-configuration detail on benchouse.ai →

#Configuration AccuracyCompleteness Restraint$/question
1 Snowflake Cortex Agentsclaude-opus-4-8 · snowflake semantic view 83.7%246/294 99.7% 100.0% $0.59
2 Hexgpt-5.6 (Hex) · hex semantic model (dbt) 74.4%195/262 100.0% 100.0% $0.35
3 naoclaude-sonnet-5 · nao table docs 70.0%203/290 100.0% 100.0% $0.95
4 SupersimpleLLM not disclosed · supersimple semantic model 69.7%202/290 98.3% 100.0% —
5 Databricks GenieLLM not disclosed · genie space instructions 65.7%119/181 68.0% 80.0% —
6 Snowflake Cortex Analystclaude-sonnet-4-6 · snowflake semantic view 54.8%131/239 81.0% 100.0% $0.13
7 Lightdash AIclaude-sonnet-4-6 · lightdash semantic model 53.6%134/250 95.4% 100.0% $0.31

What the three numbers mean

What these numbers do not support

Why there is no dataset here

The question bank and its truth ledger are withheld deliberately. The warehouse is simulated from a seed so that no agent has trained on it; publishing the questions would put them into scraped training corpora and every future season would measure recall instead of analysis. How it is measured →