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JoyFrontBench: Evaluating Front-End Coding Agents through Goal-Oriented Acceptance Contracts
Front-end coding agents are expected to produce applications that fulfill user goals, yet high task scores can coexist with failures in essential workflows. Evaluating these agents therefore requires an explicit distinction between partial implementation and application success. We introduce JoyFron
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