AI Networking Cookbook: Practical recipes for AI-assisted network automation and development
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The rapid advancement of Large Language Models (LLMs) has driven their deployment toward general-purpose harness environments, where LLM-based agents operate in sandbox workspaces and interact directly with file systems and shells. While numerous post-training pipelines exist for tool-use agents, their counterparts for...
Asynchronous RL accelerates large language model post-training by decoupling rollout generation from optimization, but trains on stale trajectories. Existing methods primarily correct token-level policy mismatch through importance-ratio control in the actor objective. We show that this \emph{policy-side correction} alo...
Long-horizon agentic tasks demand strong reasoning and efficient execution across successive interactions with dynamic environments. A common approach decouples high-level planning from low-level execution through separate planner and actor roles. To investigate coordination failures in these tasks, we prompt both agen...
FlexiWorld, a JEPA-based world model that combines mixed-span goal supervision with variable-length action chunks to improve long-horizon control, is introduced and PushT ablations show improved direct control from mixed-span supervision, variable-length chunks, and Student Forcing.
MineExplorer benchmark for evaluating open-world exploration capabilities of MLLM agents in Minecraft is introduced, which first filter atomic tasks whose solutions rely heavily on Minecraft-specific knowledge to better reflect general open-world reasoning and compose atomic tasks into implicit multi-hop tasks.
This paper proposes UrbanGround, the first sandbox to make this question testable in a physically constrained replica of Hong Kong built from territory-wide 3D geospatial data, and hopes it will support broader study of how far current MLLM agents can explore reliably in complex, open-ended urban environments.
CAST (Credit Assignment from Solver Teachers), which converts value changes in a game solver's state value into solver advantages and injects them into RLVR as turn-level signals and achieves the highest average zero-shot performance on ALFWorld and WebShop.
This work proposes AgentOPSD, a critic-free, recursive method for turn-level credit assignment in agentic reinforcement learning that aggregates token-level teacher-student log-probability gaps into turn-level evidence and recursively updates a Bayesian belief state in log-odds space.
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