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NAQD Env: A benchmark for selective withdrawal in language agents
Language agents must revise planned actions when evidence changes, permission is revoked, or a stop instruction arrives. A useful response is selective: suspend affected actions, preserve unaffected work, and resume only after sufficient repair. We introduce NAQD-Env, a…
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- Language agents must revise planned actions when evidence changes, permission is revoked, or a stop instruction arrives
- A useful response is selective: suspend affected actions, preserve unaffected work, and resume only after sufficient repair
- We introduce NAQD-Env, a…
NAQD Env: A benchmark for selective withdrawal in language agents
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