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WANDR (relaxed score)

Metric: Relaxed score (higher is better)Introduced: 2026

Perplexity's WANDR (Wide ANd Deep Research) benchmark: 500 wide-search tasks in which an agent must find many entities and facts about each. The relaxed score is the metric Anthropic reports in the Fable 5.2 launch table and system card.

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Tracked models ranked by Relaxed score (higher is better).

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Configuration: claude-fable-5-2 (highest-available effort; relaxed score)

Version: WANDR relaxed scoreHarness: Anthropic modified WANDR run: web search, web fetch, programmatic tool calling, and code execution; 980k-token task budget; offline frozen index; Opus 4.6 judge (soft F1)Evaluator: AnthropicObserved: Nov 9, 2026Confidence: self-reportedSource

Notes: Anthropic self-reported (lab-published). System card + launch table, retrieved 2026-11-09. Does not move /best rankings (self-reported / raon rule). Launch table and Table 8.1.A: 82.1% WANDR (relaxed score). Perplexity wide-search benchmark; Anthropic lab run (system card §8.11.3). Not an official Perplexity board capture today.

82.1

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This benchmark scores models where higher is better. Use scores for directional filtering and shortlisting, not universal quality ranking; then validate pricing, context window, provider availability, and fit for your workload.

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  • Top candidates overlap with your required routing and feature requirements.

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Last reviewed: Nov 9, 2026

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