Wikipedia Navigation Game (Wiki Race)
A Wikipedia-based navigation challenge game requiring a player or AI agent to travel from a starting article to a target article within a limited number of steps by clicking only internal hyperlinks. It is commonly used as a lightweight benchmark for testing AI agent path planning and knowledge association capabilities.
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A developer used the Qwen3.8-27B model to complete the Wikipedia speedrun game within 6 clicks.
The rules of the Wikipedia speedrun game are to start from an initial article and reach the target article within 10 clicks by only clicking hyperlinks within the page.
The constraints of the test include no backtracking, no use of the search bar, and no clicking of external links.
The Wikipedia speedrun game tests an AI model's capabilities in path planning, knowledge association, and tool use.
The Wikipedia speedrun game has advantages as an AI agent benchmark, including verifiability, zero cost, adjustable difficulty, and generality.
Any model with browser MCP capability can participate in the Wikipedia speedrun game challenge.
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The rules of the Wikipedia speedrun game are to start from an initial article and reach the target article within 10 clicks by only clicking hyperlinks within the page.
50%UnverifiedThe constraints of the test include no backtracking, no use of the search bar, and no clicking of external links.
50%UnverifiedThe Wikipedia speedrun game tests an AI model's capabilities in path planning, knowledge association, and tool use.
50%UnverifiedThe Wikipedia speedrun game has advantages as an AI agent benchmark, including verifiability, zero cost, adjustable difficulty, and generality.
50%UnverifiedAny model with browser MCP capability can participate in the Wikipedia speedrun game challenge.
50%UnverifiedA developer used the Qwen3.8-27B model to complete the Wikipedia speedrun game within 6 clicks.
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