Interactive chart
Data source: SonarSource LLM Leaderboard. This page uses SonarSource’s published leaderboard data files for Java metrics. The local chart data is checked every two hours and regenerated when the source data changes.
How to read it
Leading labs first
The first view shows Google, Anthropic, and OpenAI to reduce clutter. Use the provider filter for all leaderboard entries or one provider at a time.
Change the trade-off
Pass rate versus lines of code is the default, but the same data can be viewed against issue density, cognitive complexity, and severity-rate metrics.
Do not over-rank
The chart reflects one public Java leaderboard source and its methodology. It should support investigation, not replace workflow-specific evaluation.
What this implies for tool buyers
- Use leaderboard data to form questions, not procurement decisions. The useful question is often why a model passes more tests, writes more code, or carries a different issue profile.
- Check the workflow you actually care about. A coding assistant, agentic refactorer, and CI-fixing bot expose different risks even when they use the same base model.
- Prefer transparent, inspectable measurements. Provider claims are easier to trust when you can see task definitions, raw outputs, pass/fail criteria, and dated evidence.
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