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Agentic Prompt Optimization for E-Commerce Catalog Enrichment at Scale

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CascadeAgent is introduced, a multi-agent framework that automates prompt adaptation and specialization through error-driven semantic refinement and discusses the evaluation and deployment lessons from this setting, including precision– coverage trade-offs, negative labels for abstention, semantic verification of ambiguous cases, and common failure modes.

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