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Reinforcement learning enables large language model (LLM) agents to learn multi-step behaviors through interaction with their environments. However, rewards in many interactive tasks reflect only the final outcome, providing limited guidance on which intermediate decisions advance the task. Successful training trajecto...
RLHARNESS is introduced, which organizes Skills, selection and execution protocols, few-shot demonstrations, and task contracts into a unified, versioned Harness and alternates Harness evolution with policy learning, showing that an evolving Harness complements RL by continually updating the external program that the p...
This work introduces HarnessVLN, a zero-shot, training-free framework that unifies instruction-following and object-goal navigation through a shared Agent Harness and demonstrates its applicability to both navigation tasks in real-world environments.
A novel method called DKA is presented, which introduces a limited set of concept-supervised data to enhance the knowledge base, effectively solving the reasoning shortcut problem and improving the applicability of the NeSy system.
CoBench is introduced, a construct-level benchmark for evaluating multi-agent embodied coordination in executable household tasks and shows that coordination ability is highly construct-specific: strong overall performance does not imply balanced competence across different coordination types.
CoRT is proposed, a token-level credit weighting method for rubric-conditioned GRPO that uses counterfactual replay to rescore the same sampled response under the original rubric-conditioned prompt and a matched criteria-free prompt, and suggests that policy-internal counterfactual likelihood contrasts provide an effec...
Recent advancements in neuro-symbolic learning (NeSy) have shown significant promise in integrating deep learning with symbolic reasoning, offering both interpretability and generalization. However, the prevalence of reasoning shortcuts, where the NeSy system predicts incorrect intermediate concepts while maintaining h...
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.
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