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---
configs:
- config_name: default
data_files:
- split: tmax_clean
path: data/tmax_clean.parquet
- split: tmax_repair
path: data/tmax_repair.parquet
- split: tmax_killed
path: data/tmax_killed.parquet
- split: calibforge_clean
path: data/calibforge_clean.parquet
- split: calibforge_repair
path: data/calibforge_repair.parquet
- split: calibforge_killed
path: data/calibforge_killed.parquet
- split: tmax_river_clean
path: data/tmax_river_clean.parquet
- split: tmax_river_noanswer
path: data/tmax_river_noanswer.parquet
task_categories:
- reinforcement-learning
language:
- en
tags:
- terminal-bench
- agentic-rl
- verifier-audit
size_categories:
- 10K<n<100K
---
# tb-full-data
**Every TMAX and CalibForge task we have reviewed with one of our prompt rubrics, in one dataset.** Each task appears
exactly once, with its most recent verdict, where it came from (`origin`), every earlier verdict
(`verdict_history`), and, where one exists, a solution verified the way the line that produced it verified it.
20,025 tasks in 6 splits: clean, repair and killed for each corpus.
| split | rows | with a solution | security-domain rows |
|---|---:|---:|---:|
| `tmax_clean` | **6,085** | 6,085 | 542 |
| `tmax_repair` | **7,454** | 2,778 | 874 |
| `tmax_killed` | **1,055** | 3 | 106 |
| `calibforge_clean` | **3,294** | 3,294 | 285 |
| `calibforge_repair` | **1,998** | 1,266 | 175 |
| `calibforge_killed` | **139** | 82 | 9 |
| `tmax_river_clean` | **3,186** | 3,186 | 276 |
| `tmax_river_noanswer` | **130** | 0 | 24 |
```python
from datasets import load_dataset
ds = load_dataset("Fzz1/tb-full-data") # ds["tmax_clean"], ds["tmax_repair"], ds["calibforge_clean"], ...
```
## Correction (2026-10-24): five rows moved to repair
**A post-publish verifier audit of `Fzz1/tb-training-mix-agentpick` found five of its rows, also here in `tmax_clean` (1) and `calibforge_clean` (4), whose verifier can refuse a correct solution, can be overridden by the agent, or can fail for a reason unrelated to the solution.** They move to `tmax_repair` / `calibforge_repair` with tier FLAGGED, `tier_source` / `verdict_source` `post_publish_verifier_audit_20261024`, and the stage appended to `verdict_history` and `origin`; their solutions and every other column are kept. None of them is in `tmax_river_clean`.
| task | from -> to | verdict | defect |
|---|---|---|---|
| `task_000283_b8c17c0d` | `tmax_clean` -> `tmax_repair` | INSTR-VERIFIER-MISMATCH | protected file the instruction tells you to create |
| `model-training_20260504_125558_004` | `calibforge_clean` -> `calibforge_repair` | INSTR-VERIFIER-MISMATCH | grader prefers agent-writable `/workspace/tests` |
| `software-engineering_20260419_112101_010` | `calibforge_clean` -> `calibforge_repair` | INSTR-VERIFIER-MISMATCH | grader prefers agent-writable `/workspace/tests` |
| `software-engineering_20260510_130518_011` | `calibforge_clean` -> `calibforge_repair` | INSTR-VERIFIER-MISMATCH | grader prefers agent-writable `/workspace/tests` |
| `data-querying_20260617_104707_001` | `calibforge_clean` -> `calibforge_repair` | UNSTABLE-REWARD | silent grade-time `rdflib` install |
Counts: `tmax_clean` 6,086 -> 6,085, `tmax_repair` 7,453 -> 7,454, `calibforge_clean` 3,298 -> 3,294, `calibforge_repair` 1,994 -> 1,998; every other split, row and package is unchanged.
## The rule
- **`<corpus>_clean`**: tier SEED, verdict CLEAN, **and** a verified solution (`solution_replay_reward` 1.0).
- **`<corpus>_repair`**: every other judged task that no earlier review killed. None is held back.
- **`<corpus>_killed`: kept for audit, NOT training data.** Every task an earlier review or gate of ours removed:
TMAX 1,055 (first removed by: v1r2 555, v13 tb-training-mix-agentpick 203, v13 tb-training-mix 129, gate2 129, gate1 23, v12 8, v8 8), CalibForge
139 (answer leaks in `Fzz1/tb-training-mix-agentpick`'s review). The stage, the label it
recorded and the reason are in `origin`, `verdict_history` and the split file.
- **Answer leaks found by the latest review are in repair**, with the verdict visible (TMAX 3,332,
CalibForge 557). **Filter on `verdict` before training on a repair split**:
`ds["tmax_repair"].filter(lambda r: r["verdict"] != "ANSWER-LEAK")`.
- **One verdict per task, the most recent of ours.** Earlier verdicts and kills are in `verdict_history` and in the
split files (`metadata/split_assignment_<corpus>.tsv`).
- **Nothing was re-judged or re-rolled for this release.** Rows come from the lines that produced them, as those lines
published or recorded them; `origin` names the line, dataset and revision of every row.
- **A verified solution means verified by its own line:**
- this dataset's own TMAX and CalibForge lines: one replay of the first reward-1 attempt in a fresh sandbox graded
1.0 (`solution_source` `t14_replay_verified`, and `kimi_max_replay_verified` for the TMAX Kimi-max retries);
- rows from `Fzz1/tb-training-mix-agentpick`: its gate-2 replay of an agent attempt (TMAX,
`agentpick_replay_verified`) or a strict majority of graded replays (CalibForge, `agentpick_cf_replay_majority`);
- 24 TMAX rows from `Fzz1/Tmax-Tasks-Clean` reaudit: its published `solve.sh`, carried only where that release's
instruction, setup and tests are byte-identical to upstream, it adds no verifier file and runs no pre-test hook
(`ttc_reaudit_gold:identical_verifier`).
- **`metadata/killed_tasks.tsv`** lists every kill: task id, upstream and revision, the killing stage, the label as
recorded, the reason, and the record it comes from in our working repository (`record_file`, the path with
internal directory prefixes removed, and `record_commit`). It also lists, as `superseded`, 726 TMAX tasks an
early stage removed and a later review or release took back; those are in the split their later verdict gives.
## TMAX
`allenai/tmax-15k-open-instruct` at `7b090eca`: 14,594 of its
14,601 tasks.
- The tasks of this dataset's TMAX line: judged by Kimi K3 under rubric v13 (some earlier v13 verdicts), rolled out by
DeepSeek V4.1 Flash (effort high, retries at max), replayed once.
- 977 SEED/CLEAN tasks of this line that DeepSeek left unsolved after 3 attempts were rolled
again on Kimi K3 (effort max, top_p 0.95, up to 3 attempts, stopping at the first reward 1, then one deciding
replay). 140 were solved and replay-verified and are in `tmax_clean` (`solution_model` `moonshotai/Kimi-K3`,
`solution_source` `kimi_max_replay_verified`, `rollout_best_attempt` `kimi_max_attempt<k>`; `rollout_attempts`
counts both models' attempts, and the DeepSeek reward columns keep the DeepSeek attempts). 837 remain in
repair, unsolved after 3 DeepSeek + 3 Kimi attempts.
- The tasks earlier lines had already reviewed or released: in `Fzz1/Tmax-Tasks-Clean`,
`Fzz1/tb-training-mix-agentpick` or `Fzz1/tb-training-mix`, killed by an earlier review or gate, or reviewed under an
earlier rubric. Where a v13 verdict exists it decides. Otherwise the task's latest pre-v13 verdict is kept **in its
own vocabulary** (v8 1,107, v1r1_review 163, v2 160, audit452 97, v3 70, v1r1_rejudge 49, v1r2_fable 4, v1r2_opus 4, v4_disp 3, v7 1, v6_b1 1): `rubric` and `tier_source` name the
stage, `verdict` holds its label, `tier` is empty, and the row is in repair (`pre_v13_verdict_only`), or in
`tmax_killed` if an earlier stage killed it. These earlier rubrics are not mapped to v13 tiers because they
disagree with v13 too often to be read as one: of tasks judged by both, v8 PASS became v13 SEED on 40 of 57.
- A solution an earlier line verified against **different** verifier bytes is not carried (most of
`Fzz1/Tmax-Tasks-Clean`'s reaudit and longlongcheck solutions); those tasks are in repair unless another verified
solution exists.
- Not here: 7 tasks with no prompt review on record (listed by a
release with no verdict anywhere, including tasks the 452-corpus audit held without reviewing them); each is in the
split file with the reason.
- `audit452` is the 452-corpus static semantic audit of `Fzz1/Tmax-Tasks-Clean`'s reaudit corpus (protocol 2.2,
independent A/B reviews with an adjudicating C on disagreement); its label is its assessment (`STATIC_RISK`,
`SUPPORTED_WITHIN_SCOPE`). It killed no task.
## CalibForge
`AweAI-Team/CalibForge` at `fb1e7544`: all 5,431 tasks.
- 4,665 from this dataset's CalibForge line: judged by Kimi K3 (v13-harbor3); pass 1 on DeepSeek V4.1 Flash (high,
top_p 1.0) for 544 tasks and Kimi K3 (low, top_p 0.95) for the rest; retries on Kimi K3 (max, top_p 0.95).
- 766 from `Fzz1/tb-training-mix-agentpick`: judged by DeepSeek V4.1-Flash (max), GLM-5.3 (low) where no valid V4.1
row exists; DeepSeek Flash rollouts. Its 139 answer-leak kills are in `calibforge_killed`.
- 38 tasks that reuse a Terminal-Bench 2.1 task's test scaffold stay in `calibforge_repair` (reason "TB2.1
sibling (copied test scaffold)"), as in that release.
## Not in this dataset
Other corpora we reviewed or curated are in their own datasets and not repeated here: RST, TerminalWorld,
Terminal-Lego and Xiaomi MiMo (`Fzz1/tb-training-mix-agentpick`, `Fzz1/tb-training-mix`), and
`Fzz1/SWE-Smith-Seeds-Clean`, `Fzz1/SWE-Rebench-Tasks-Clean`, `Fzz1/TB2-Vendor-38`.
## `tmax_river_clean` and `tmax_river_noanswer` (the "river" list)
In the default config, with the same 122 columns as every split. `tmax_river_clean`: every task of the "river" list, a user-supplied list of 3,316 TMAX task ids
(`metadata/tmax_river_list.tsv`, where `in_split` = 1 marks the ids in `tmax_river_clean`; input list sha256 `0d9da26cd6cb94922fc5e220a6901df76075b48fbcc45d6128794341255d4766`) that carries a replay-verified solution: **3,186** rows,
**276** security-domain. The rows are copies: each task also stays in its own split, named in `source_split`
(tmax_clean 2,125, tmax_repair 950, tmax_killed 110, excluded
1). **The 111 tmax_killed / excluded rows are included by request; their verdicts are unchanged
and they are not training data under this card's rule.**
Solutions, each verified by one fresh-sandbox replay of the solving attempt graded 1.0, with sha256 = the replayed
actions: this dataset's TMAX line (DeepSeek V4.1 Flash, the Kimi-max retries), and two later lines on this list:
nr409 (Kimi K3, effort low then max on retries, top_p 0.95; rows never rolled before) and k254 (Kimi K3, effort max on
all 3 attempts, top_p 0.95; the rows still without a solution). `solution_source`: `t14_replay_verified` 2,530, `nr409_replay_verified` 404, `k254_replay_verified` 161, `agentpick_replay_verified` 51, `ttc_reaudit_gold` 26, `kimi_max_replay_verified` 13, `t14_rereplay_verified` 1.
Tier and verdict are unchanged; **93** tmax_repair rows have a v13 SEED/CLEAN verdict and a solution found by the
later lines, i.e. would qualify for clean (`newly_solved_v13_seed_clean`). Per-row extras live in `metadata/tmax_river_list.tsv`, one line per listed id: `source_split`, `list_index` (the id's line in the input list), `reason` (from `metadata/split_assignment_tmax.tsv`), `nr409_final`, `k254_final`, `newly_solved_v13_seed_clean`. For rows a later line rolled, `rollout_*` / `replay_*` describe those attempts (rows
rolled before keep their earlier attempts and add the new ones). The ids without a verified solution are listed in
the metadata file with the reason.
`tmax_river_noanswer` holds the other **130** ids of the list: no attempt produced a
replay-verified solution, so `solution` is empty, and `rollout_*` / `replay_*` keep the attempts as recorded.
92 were unsolved after Kimi K3 max x3 (k254; earlier attempts, if any, are in the row), 37 after DeepSeek x3 and
Kimi K3 max x3 (the Kimi-max line), and 1 solved once by k254 but its deciding replay graded 0. **24** are
security-domain; by source_split: tmax_repair 114, tmax_killed 16. In `metadata/tmax_river_list.tsv` these lines read
`in split tmax_river_noanswer: <reason>`.
## Columns
The first 70 columns are `Fzz1/tb-training-mix-agentpick`'s, with the same names, order and types; the next 50 are
this dataset's rollout and replay columns; the last two are `origin` and `verdict_history`.
- `origin`: where the row and its verdict come from: this dataset's own line, or the earlier dataset and revision it
was published in (or the split file that listed it without shipping it), the verdict's source, the solution's
source, and, for a killed row, the stage that killed it.
- `verdict_history`: a JSON list of every earlier verdict and kill of the task, oldest first (stage, label, and
where a line recorded one, its class). The split files carry the same.
- `solution_source`: how the shipped solution was verified (see the rule above); empty when there is no solution.
- The 50 rollout and replay columns describe this dataset's own TMAX and CalibForge rollouts (`rollout_*`,
`replay_*`). **They are null on every row this dataset did not roll out** (all rows from earlier lines);
`rollout_attempts` is 0 there. Those lines' own solution and sizing facts are in the first 70 columns as they
published them.
- Rows from earlier releases keep those releases' values in the first 70 columns, including `column_gaps`; rows a
release listed without shipping are filled from that release's own side tables and the package, and
`column_gaps` names every column with no source.
- CalibForge rows mix models: `solution_model` (`deepseek-flash`, `moonshotai/Kimi-K3`) and
`solution_reasoning_effort` are the replayed attempt's. The split file gives model, effort and top_p of every
attempt of this dataset's CalibForge rollouts.
## Packages
`data/tasks-<split>.tar` holds each task as `tasks/<task_id>/`, byte-identical to its upstream at the revisions
above, except:
- TMAX: `instruction.md`, `setup.sh`, `tests/test.sh`, plus `environment/Dockerfile` (`FROM <the task's image>` with
the setup script inlined as comments; equal to the `dockerfile` column);
- CalibForge rows with `dockerfile_repaired` true: environment/Dockerfile is a single
`FROM aweaiteam/calibforge@sha256:<digest>` line (what the rollout ran).
## Canary markers
The canary scan found 167 benchmark canary marker(s) across the uploaded files. They are kept as they are.