Separating research choices from execution improves long-horizon agent performance

MIRA learns at investigation boundaries, directing future work while leaving lengthy execution traces outside the policy optimization loop.

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Ankur Samanta · Yonathan Efroni · Paul Sajda · Kaveh Hassani · Anirudh Goyal

Meta AI · Columbia University · Tel Aviv University

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Samanta et al.

MIRA maintains a persistent research record and uses an outer-loop meta-reasoner to curate the relevant evidence.

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Explicitly separating research allocation from execution lets agents learn which investigation to pursue next and improves long-horizon outcomes from delayed and proxy feedback.

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