Evaluating OpenWiki with WikiBench

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The researchers developed the WikiBench benchmark to evaluate the auxiliary effect of generative wikis (such as OpenWiki) on code agents. The experiments paired generative wikis with source code, and the results showed that this combination achieved higher scores than the scheme using only source code at a lower cost. This study confirmed the effectiveness of using generative wikis to improve the performance of code agents.

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The researchers developed WikiBench to test whether generating wikis helps in coding agents. Using wikis in conjunction with source code resulted in higher scores than using only source code, at a lower cost. This study aims to evaluate the auxiliary effect of generative wikis such as OpenWiki on code agents.