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This is a re-packaging of the GAIA validation split, redistributed under upstream's requirement that it live only in a gated or private repository. By requesting access you agree to the same terms as https://huggingface.co/datasets/gaia-benchmark/GAIA β€” in particular, do not reshare this data in a crawlable format.

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GAIA validation split (nearai-bench packaging)

A flat, self-contained repackaging of the GAIA validation split β€” 165 questions with ground-truth answers, the only GAIA split whose answers are public (the test split's are withheld for the upstream leaderboard).

Questions, answers, levels and attachments are unmodified upstream content.

πŸ”’ Gated β€” and it has to stay that way

Upstream's terms say: "you agree to not reshare this dataset outside of a gated or private repository on the HF hub" and "do not reshare the validation or test set in a crawlable format." This mirror is gated for exactly that reason. Do not make it public. If you need wider access, point people at gaia-benchmark/GAIA and let them accept the terms themselves.

Gating also protects the benchmark: GAIA is a live leaderboard, and crawlable validation answers are how it stops measuring anything.

Why this exists

Upstream ships per-split metadata.parquet alongside a flat directory of attachment files, so a harness has to resolve file_name against a second download. Here each question is one row, with its attachment inline as a deterministic base64 tar.gz, plus a ready-to-send prompt β€” GAIA's own reference system prompt already prepended, matching nearai-bench's adapter byte-for-byte.

from datasets import load_dataset
ds = load_dataset("NEAR-AI/gaia", split="validation")

Splits

Split Rows What it is
validation 165 The full public-answer split
no_multimodal 152 Text-only subset β€” drops questions needing image/audio/video understanding
smoke 8 Tiny subset for pipeline checks

no_multimodal and smoke are strict subsets of validation, and match suites/gaia-no-multimodal.toml / suites/gaia-smoke.toml upstream in nearai-bench.

Columns

Column Type Notes
task_id string GAIA task UUID
question string Verbatim upstream Question
final_answer string Ground truth (upstream Final answer)
level int64 1 | 2 | 3 β€” GAIA difficulty tier
file_name string Attachment filename, "" when the question has none
file_sha256 string Checksum of the attachment bytes
assets_tar string base64(tar.gz) of the attachment; "" when none. 38 of 165 rows carry one
prompt string Ready to send: system_prompt + question (+ a note about the attachment when present)
system_prompt string GAIA's reference system prompt from the paper
annotator_steps string Human annotator's solution walkthrough
annotator_num_steps string Step count
annotator_tools string Tools the annotator needed
annotator_num_tools string Tool count
annotator_time string Wall-clock the annotator took

Running a question

import base64, io, tarfile, pathlib, tempfile

row = ds[0]
ws = pathlib.Path(tempfile.mkdtemp())
if row["assets_tar"]:
    blob = base64.b64decode(row["assets_tar"])
    with tarfile.open(fileobj=io.BytesIO(blob), mode="r:gz") as t:
        t.extractall(ws)          # lands at ws/<file_name>

answer = my_agent(row["prompt"], cwd=ws)   # prompt already carries the system preamble

Scoring

Extract the FINAL ANSWER: line from the response (fall back to the whole response if the model ignored the template), then apply upstream's question_scorer: numeric equality for numbers, element-wise compare for comma/semicolon-separated lists, normalized string equality otherwise.

Keep it bug-for-bug identical to upstream or your numbers stop being comparable to published GAIA results. The known quirk worth preserving: a ground truth like "3,676" is parsed as a two-element list, not the number 3676. A reference port lives in src/scoring.rs::gaia_match / gaia_extract_final_answer in nearai/benchmarks.

GAIA is search-heavy β€” ~76% of questions require web browsing per the paper, and ~30% need multi-modality β€” so scores mostly reflect whether your agent has a working search/fetch path. Compare across agents only with that held constant.

⚠️ Contamination warning

This split has public ground-truth answers, and annotator_steps contains full human solution walkthroughs. Do not train on it, and do not let it into a crawlable location. Treat it as an eval holdout.

Provenance & license

  • Upstream: gaia-benchmark/GAIA β€” Mialon et al., "GAIA: a benchmark for General AI Assistants" (arXiv:2311.12983). Built from 2023/validation/metadata.parquet plus that split's attachment files.
  • This repackaging: same terms as upstream, gated. Content unmodified; the additions are the assembled prompt column, file_sha256, and the base64 container format.
  • Packaged by: NEAR AI for nearai-bench (adapter: PR #317).
@misc{mialon2023gaia,
  title={GAIA: a benchmark for General AI Assistants},
  author={Gr{\'e}goire Mialon and Cl{\'e}mentine Fourrier and Craig Swift and
          Thomas Wolf and Yann LeCun and Thomas Scialom},
  year={2023}, eprint={2311.12983}, archivePrefix={arXiv}
}
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