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IFHierBench targets one call producing a layered artifact where the whole output, each section, and nested fields all carry constraints: something flat benchmarks can't score. 600 prompts across four constraint-tree depths and 35 constraints, each with a deterministic checker verifying every scope. Accuracy degrades sharply as depth increases. Flatten your constraint tree or split deep requirements across calls.
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VAKRA (arXiv 2608.12282) benchmarks agents against 8,000+ executable APIs across 62 domains, verifying by re-executing predicted calls against live endpoints. Accuracy falls to 50-51% on compositional APIs and degrades over 50% as depth grows. Failures concentrate in entity di...
A 1.5B distilled model trained with GRPO chooses NoThink, Short, or Long at response start, using a shaped reward that makes each mode pay off at a different length plus hard per-mode token caps. Accuracy held at 0.782 against 0.796 baseline while mean length fell from 4,796 t...
arXiv 2607.27942 evaluates four configurations of increasing complexity on terminal-based system engineering tasks with two LLMs of differing capability. Accuracy scales with roughly linear cost growth, but only when the underlying model clears a minimum capability bar. Past i...
arXiv 2607.06283 attacks the problem that growing skill libraries make selection harder. It decomposes on both the task and skill side, builds a DAG with intermediate task states as nodes and candidate skills as edges, then cross-encodes over candidates per task interval. On A...
ArXiv paper 2603.17683 benchmarks a deceptively simple idea: instead of stuffing facts into your agent's context window and hoping the model remembers them, treat each fact as a discrete, hash-addressed tuple stored externally and retrieved on demand. The results are stark: 10...
Treat each fact as a content-hashed tuple with typed metadata and a retrieval interface. Retrieve relevant subsets on demand instead of stuffing everything into context. 100% accuracy at 7,000+ facts where in-context approaches lose 60%. The database approach to LLM memory. arXiv
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