9. MCPEval MCPEval is an open-source framework that automates end-to-end evaluation of LLM agents using a standardized Model Context Protocol, eliminating manual benchmarking.
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Inverse Scaling in Large Reasoning Models Test-Time Compute
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6. Inverse Scaling in Test-Time Compute Presents a systematic study of inverse scaling in large reasoning models, where increasing the test-time compute (i.e., reasoning length) harms rather than helps model performance.
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Compute-Optimal Strategies for Many-Shot In-Context Learning
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7. Towards Compute-Optimal Many-Shot In-Context Learning Proposes practical strategies for reducing the cost of many-shot in-context learning while preserving or improving performance. https://
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In-Context Learning Without Weight Updates in LLMs
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5. Learning without Training This paper provides a theoretical and empirical explanation for how LLMs exhibit in-context learning, the ability to learn from examples in a prompt without weight updates.
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Routine: Structured Planning Format for LLM Agent Tool-Calling
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4. Structural Planning for LLM Agents This paper introduces Routine, a structured planning format designed to improve the stability and accuracy of LLM agents executing multi-step tool-calling tasks in enterprise settings.
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Context Engineering Survey: Optimizing LLM Information Systems
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8. A Survey of Context Engineering for LLMs This survey defines Context Engineering as a formal discipline for optimizing information given to LLMs, outlining its core components, retrieval, processing, and management, and their integration in systems like RAG, memory, and
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Q-Chunking: Reinforcement Learning for Long-Horizon Sparse-Reward Tasks
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9. Q-Chunking Q-chunking is a reinforcement learning approach that uses action chunking to improve offline-to-online learning in long-horizon, sparse-reward tasks.
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LLMs in AIOps: Survey of 183 Papers and Methods
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10. A Survey of AIOps This survey analyzes 183 papers to evaluate how LLMs are being used in AIOps, focusing on data sources, task evolution, applied methods, and evaluation practices.
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Scaling Reinforcement Learning for Enhanced Reasoning in Small Models
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6. Scaling up RL This paper investigates how prolonged RL can enhance reasoning abilities in small language models across diverse domains.
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Machine Bullshit: LLMs and Indifference to Truth
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7. Machine Bullshit This paper introduces the concept of machine bullshit, extending Harry Frankfurt’s definition, discourse made with indifference to truth, to LLMs.