BenchLeader

GPT-5.5 vs Muse Wonder Full

As of 18 Oct 2026, Muse Wonder Full (max) is the better pick for most workloads: it leads on quality (68.6 vs 65.7 on the BenchLeader Index).

Key differences

  • Muse Wonder Full (max) leads on quality: 68.6 vs 65.7.
  • GPT-5.5 (xhigh) is stronger in agents & tools, instruction following, long context, maths, multimodal.
  • Muse Wonder Full (max) is stronger in coding, composite, knowledge, reasoning.

Choose GPT-5.5 (xhigh) if

It does not lead on anything measured here; the other is the safer default.

Choose Muse Wonder Full (max) if

  • reasoning is the priority (95 vs 75 on the category score)
  • knowledge is the priority (71 vs 65 on the category score)
  • coding is the priority (64 vs 61 on the category score)

Category by category

Category scores on the BenchLeader scale: 50 is the average evaluated model, 15 points is one standard deviation. A gap under one point is called level.

CategoryGPT-5.5 (xhigh)Muse Wonder Full (max)Leader
Reasoning75.495.0Muse Wonder Full
Coding61.264.0Muse Wonder Full
Agents & tools61.1–not comparable
Maths69.7–not comparable
Knowledge65.371.3Muse Wonder Full
Instruction following73.8–not comparable
Multimodal63.0–not comparable
Long context67.367.0level
Composite68.892.2Muse Wonder Full

Price, speed and latency

List prices blended at three input tokens per output token. Per-task prices use the token counts on the methodology page; suite cost is what Artificial Analysis paid to run its whole Intelligence Index.

MeasureGPT-5.5 (xhigh)Muse Wonder Full (max)
Blended price per 1M tokens$11.25–
Input / output per 1M$5.00 / $30.00– / –
Price per task: chat reply$0.011–
Price per task: summarise a 30-page report$0.078–
Price per task: code edit$0.075–
Price per task: agentic coding session$0.420–
Price per task: structured extraction$0.016–
Cost to run a full benchmark suite$2.63–
Output speed101 tok/s–
Time to first answer53.2 s–
Time to a complete answer58.1 s–

Every benchmark

MetricGPT-5.5 (xhigh)Muse Wonder Full (max)
BenchLeader Index65.768.6
Agents & tools score61.1–
Coding score61.264.0
Composite score68.892.2
Instruction following score73.8–
Knowledge score65.371.3
Long context score67.367.0
Maths score69.7–
Multimodal score63.0–
Reasoning score75.495.0
Blended price $/M$11.25–
Output speed101 tok/s–
Time to first answer53.2 s–
Context window1.1M1M
FrontierMath Tiers 1–385.3%–
FrontierMath Tier 472.5%–
SimpleQA Verified63.0%–
OSWorld-Verified 2.013.0%–
SciCode55.8%–
WeirdML84.9%–
ProofBench50.0%–
GSO-Bench40.2%–
Arena WebDev1513–
Arena Agent3.1–
LiveBench80.2%–
LiveBench Reasoning89.7%–
LiveBench Coding82.2%–
LiveBench Agentic Coding54.0%–
LiveBench Mathematics95.9%–
LiveBench Data Analysis81.6%–
LiveBench Language87.4%–
LiveBench Instruction Following70.7%–
AA Intelligence Index v4.3.238.455.8
IFBench75.8%–
AA-LCR84.3%83.7%
MMMU-Pro79.9%–
AA-Omniscience20.530.1
Terminal-Bench Hard60.6%–
GPQA Diamond (AA)93.5%–
Humanity's Last Exam (AA)45.8%53.6%
SciCode (AA)55.8%62.6%
τ²-Bench Telecom (AA)93.9%–
LiveCodeBench85.3%–
MMLU-Pro88.1%–
IOI–79.8%
LegalBench86.5%87.4%
CorpFin68.4%–
TaxEval75.0%–
SWE-bench (Vals)82.6%–
GPQA Diamond (Vals)93.2%–
Vals Index–64.6
AIME 2026100.0%–
HMMT February 202698.5%–
USAMO 202698.2%–
MathArena Apex80.2%–
MCP Atlas75.3%–
ARC-AGI-195.0%–
ARC-AGI-285.0%–
τ³-bench Banking44.6%–
CritPt27.1%32.9%
GDPval-AA v2.142.5%67.8%
τ³-Banking (AA)39.0%–
ITBench SRE (AA)45.8%–
Analyst Agent (AA)50.0%–
APEX-Agents (AA)37.7%–
BioMysteryBench–73.3%
CaseLaw v266.2%–
Code Migration45.2%61.0%
CyberBench–73.6%
Excel Modeling Benchmark64.5%71.9%
Finance Agent v251.8%59.1%
Harvey's Legal Agent Benchmark3.8%21.7%
Legal Research Bench40.4%53.4%
MedCode49.1%49.9%
MedScribe86.9%89.3%
MMMU-Pro (Vals)88.3%–
MortgageTax68.8%–
MysteryMechanism–35.1%
ProgramBench0.5%0.5%
Public Benefits Bench60.9%73.8%
SAGE51.5%–
SkillsBench62.2%–
SREBench3.8%11.8%
Tax Agent Bench21.8%43.0%
Terminal-Bench 4.0 (Vals)–58.1%
Terminal-Bench Science–37.1%
Time Horizon Index: KSP8.3%–
Vals Multimodal Index68.1%–
Vibe Code Bench 1-100–34.0%
Vibe Code Bench v1.169.8%86.0%
DrugDiscoveryBench51.6%–
FORTRESS16.3%–
SWE Atlas: Codebase QnA45.4%–
SWE Atlas: Refactoring44.8%–
SWE Atlas: Test Writing42.6%–
Chess Puzzles63.0%–
EBR-bench34.3%–
Mystery Game Puzzles56.0%–
PostTrainBench27.2%–
DeepSWE v1.167.0%–
LMCA54.3%–
DTBench96.0%–
ALE-Bench1943.0–
GDP.pdf26.0%–
Terminal-Bench 4.0 (AA)14.7%57.1%
Terminal-Bench 2.1 (AA)84.3%–
AutomationBench47.3%71.3%
GDP.pdf21.2%32.6%
MLCR17.8%–
Harvey LAB-AA v1.1–13.1%
EnterpriseOps-Gym46.6%–
AA-Omniscience: accuracy58.0%43.2%
AA-Omniscience: non-hallucination11.0%77.0%
AA-Briefcase v1.1–1729

Data as of 2026-10-18. Best configuration of each model; every score links to its source on the model pages.

GPT-5.5 vs Muse Wonder Full: questions

Is GPT-5.5 better than Muse Wonder Full?
Muse Wonder Full (max) leads on quality: 68.6 vs 65.7. The BenchLeader Index combines every independent quality benchmark; Muse Wonder Full (max) is ahead overall as of 2026-10-18, but check the category scores for your use.
Is GPT-5.5 better than Muse Wonder Full for coding?
Muse Wonder Full scores higher in coding (64 vs 61 on the category index, where 50 is average).
Which has the larger context window?
GPT-5.5 accepts more context: 1.1M against 1M tokens.