Why I spun my benchmark into its own repo (and why every dev tool with a benchmark should)
This week I shipped a benchmark for code-intelligence MCP servers and posted the results — including the cases where my own tool lost. Within 36 hours, the maintainer of one of the competing tools (jcodemunch-mcp) had shipped three That whole loop — competing maintainers iterating on the same eval,
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