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More tools can improve the score while old-task performance declines

EvoHarnessBench v3 separates two comparisons: final performance across task cohorts and retention within old cohorts. Its diagram makes the difference visible.

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The paper reports higher aggregate pass rates with cumulative tools alongside negative old-cohort backward transfer for its deployment baselines. These results use different baselines. Reading the final row for ACC and pairing introduction and final cells for BWT explains the distinction; memory controls and a no-memory AutoGen counterexample keep the conclusion bounded.

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