Reinforcement-trained steering agent corrects goal drift in LLM agents and multi-agent systems

Shen et al. show that a two-path supervisor, using fast judgment and deliberative intervention, improves information-seeking performance with fewer than one intervention per task on average.

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Leyang Shen · Yaxin Gong · Yang Zhang · Chenxiao Fan · Jiakai Wang · Dong Wang · +4 more

National University of Singapore · University of Science and Technology of China · Qwen Business Unit of Alibaba

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Shen et al.

The authors define an observation space that exposes the task goal and execution context to a steering agent.

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A reinforcement-trained supervisor detects goal drift and selectively redirects LLM agents, improving single-agent and multi-agent performance with few interventions.

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