Self-designed evaluators enable safer retries for long-horizon agents

SelfSuite uses frozen, model-authored judges to select between attempts and label agent memories without relying on ground-truth rewards.

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Saeid Asgari · Emre Kiciman · Leonardo de Oliveira Nunes · Ranveer Chandra
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Asgari et al.

The authors developed SelfSuite, a harness in which an agent's base model creates weighted judges and task-specific evaluation briefs from public information about an environment.

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An agent can design its own evaluator from public materials to gate retries and label memory, improving without ground-truth labels.

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