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MCPVerse: An Expansive, Real-World Benchmark for Agentic Tool Use

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  • Haebom

Author

Fei Lei, Yibo Yang, Wenxiu Sun, Dahua Lin

MCPVerse: A Real-World Benchmark for Agentic Tool Use

Outline

This paper introduces MCPVerse, a novel benchmark for evaluating the external tool utilization of large-scale language models (LLMs) that evolve from text generators to inferring agents. MCPVerse integrates over 550 real-world tools, provides a massive action space of over 140,000 tokens, and leverages real-time, answer-based outcome evaluation for time-sensitive tasks. Benchmarking state-of-the-art LLMs in three modes (Oracle, Standard, and Max-Scale) reveals that while most models suffer performance degradation when faced with a larger tool set, agent models such as Claude-4-Sonnet can improve accuracy by leveraging the expanded search space.

Takeaways, Limitations

Takeaways:
Presenting a new benchmark to assess agentic tool use skills in LLMs using real-world, actionable tools.
Focus on evaluating the performance of LLM in large tool sets and complex environments.
Certain agent models, such as Claude-4-Sonnet, show improved performance in extended tool set environments.
Establishing a new benchmark for studying agentic tool use.
Limitations:
Limitations, as stated in the paper itself, is not provided. (This response is based solely on the paper abstract.)
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