AGENT KB: Leveraging Cross-Domain Experience for Agentic Problem Solving
AGENT KB is a shared knowledge base for AI agents that facilitates cross-domain knowledge transfer. It uses a novel teacher-student dual-phase retrieval mechanism, where student agents get strategic guidance and teacher agents provide execution-level refinement. This hierarchical approach allows agents to leverage diverse problem-solving strategies and improve performance on complex tasks. ✨
Article Points:
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AGENT KB: Shared knowledge base for cross-domain agent experience transfer.
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Teacher-student dual-phase retrieval for strategic guidance and execution refinement.
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Hierarchical approach enables agents to incorporate diverse external strategies.
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Significant performance gains on GAIA (up to 6.06% pass@1) and SWE-bench (8.67% gain).
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Refinement module is critical for effective knowledge transfer and error correction.
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Automated knowledge generation achieves comparable performance to manual crafting.
AGENT KB: Leveraging Cross-Domain Experience for Agentic Problem Solving
Core Concept

Shared Knowledge Base

Cross-Domain Transfer

Teacher-Student Dual-Phase

Methodology

KB Construction

Reason-Retrieve-Refine Pipeline

Experience Abstraction

Performance

GAIA Benchmark Gains

SWE-bench Resolution Rates

Consistent LLM Improvements

Ablation Studies

Refinement Module Critical

Hybrid Retrieval Superior

Automated KB Comparable to Manual

Limitations

Scalability Constraints

Knowledge Quality & Deprecation

Cross-Domain Transfer Limits

Future Work

Causal Reasoning Framework

Continual Learning Mechanisms

Theoretical Foundations