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LongPuzzleBench: Evaluating GUI Agents on Long-Horizon Visual Puzzles
GUI agents need long-horizon visual reasoning: they must interpret a changing interface while keeping a multi-step plan viable as earlier actions constrain later ones. Existing benchmarks evaluate grounding, computer use, and game play, but rarely test whether agents stay coherent across long chains
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