MILO co-evolves agent harnesses and the strategies that discover them

Across three agent benchmarks, adaptive multi-agent search produced stronger harnesses than eight existing harnesses and six automated search methods.

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Prithwish Jana · Mononito Goswami · Hao Liu · Xinyu Li · Langlin Huang · Zhehui Huang · +6 more

Georgia Institute of Technology · AWS AI Labs · Carnegie Mellon University · Washington University in St.

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Jana et al.

” On each island, a mutator agent selects a parent harness, studies its failure traces and lineage, then rewrites the whole harness rather than optimizing only a prompt or skill.

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From AWS AI Labs and 3 others · Part of Agent Harness Optimization, now 82 papers

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MILO co-evolves agent harnesses and search strategies via meta-evolutionary island orchestration, outperforming state-of-the-art methods.

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