Every evaluated policy repair produced the required connectivity behavior.
Kubernetes network-policy reasoning
Perfect correctness.
Perfect safety.
Fastest perfect run.
One Jump’s deterministic, safety-aware agent leads the NetArena MALT Policy Benchmark after completing 2,500 dynamically generated queries with 100% correctness and 100% safety.
The agent avoided introducing new connectivity failures while making repairs.
The fastest of the perfect runs on the leaderboard (standing checked October 6, 2026).
A high-volume evaluation rather than a small illustrative sample.
The benchmark
Debugging live network policy—not answering static questions.
NetArena evaluates agents on Kubernetes network-policy debugging in a realistic microservices environment. Each task injects a connectivity problem, then asks the agent to repair it using live feedback from system probes.
Dynamically generated tasks make memorization harder and move the evaluation closer to real operational work. The leaderboard balances correctness and safety, then uses latency to rank equally perfect results.
What the result demonstrates
Infrastructure decisions under competing constraints.
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Correct repair
Translate an intended service graph into the network-policy operations required to restore expected connectivity.
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Safety preservation
Fix the targeted failure without allowing traffic that should remain blocked or disrupting unrelated paths.
03
Live feedback
Use system-probe outcomes to validate the intervention against the running microservices environment.
04
Efficient execution
Reach the correct, safe answer with an average latency of 0.056 s across the result run.
The One Jump agent
Deterministic and safety-aware by design.
The One Jump NetArena MALT Agent is a deterministic A2A compiler for the benchmark’s ten public graph-operation templates. It uses no model API, task IDs, seed, or stored answers.
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Advanced infrastructure agents
Bring safe reasoning to operational systems.
Network-policy agents are scoped per environment through a scoping sprint and a pilot. Tell us about your clusters, or email business@onejumpinc.com.
Scope an infrastructure agentLeaderboard position and metrics are from the AgentBeats result recorded on September 21, 2026; standing checked October 6, 2026. Live rankings may change as new submissions are evaluated.