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DocOps: a verifiable benchmark for document agents

What's this about?

A benchmark for agents doing real document work — editing, restructuring, cross-referencing office files — with programmatically verifiable success criteria (5↑).

What exactly is "verifiable" scoring?

Checking output correctness by machine rather than by an LLM judge's opinion — a script confirms the document actually has the required properties.

Why is it worth noting?

Documents are where office automation actually lives; verifiable benchmarks are what let RL training loops target the skill directly.

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