Agents can skip repeated reasoning when earlier plans still suffice

RACE trains language-model agents to estimate how long prior reasoning remains useful, reducing repeated reasoning across four interactive benchmarks.

Chinese Tech
Yiruo Cheng · Shen Huang · Xiaoshuai Song · Jiejun Tan · Guanting Dong · Pengjun Xie · +2 more

Renmin University of China · Alibaba Token Hub, Alibaba Group

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Cheng et al.

The authors first tested whether earlier reasoning continues to support actions across multiple interaction turns.

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From Alibaba Token Hub, Alibaba Group and Renmin University of China

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Adaptive reasoning can be trained by estimating whether earlier reasoning still supports later actions, a likelihood signal that cuts reasoning cost while preserving performance.

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