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# Skill Revision

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  1. arXiv

    An agent writes its execution experience into reviewable skills: DrugHarness designs and synthesizes an HPK1 compound with 14.19 nM cellular IC50

    Computational drug-discovery agents usually rebuild their tool calls for every task, so a successful strategy rarely carries over. DrugHarness places more than 80 scientific operations and biomedical resources in one workspace, induces action hypotheses with explicit applicability conditions from execution trajectories, and admits them as skills only after an independent review agent checks sources and runs targeted trials when needed. On MolBench, the configuration without evolution reaches 91.9% affinity-comparison accuracy, 10.8 percentage points above reported MolClaw-CC results; in retrospective evaluation, frozen learned skills raise Qwen's optimization success from 79.5% to 87.2%.

  2. arXiv

    SelfEvoSkill revises agent skills via paired execution audits without external outcome supervision, reaching 73.9% mean reward across 89 tasks

    The work introduces SelfEvoSkill, which pairs executions with and without a skill while holding agent, task, and workspace fixed, links the resulting behavioral differences to relevant skill passages, and iteratively revises and reevaluates those passages, with checks derived once from the task's explicit requirements preventing constraint violations; across 89 containerized tasks in 8 professional domains under the same best-of-two evaluation budget, it attains 73.9% mean task reward, exceeding the no-skill condition by +33.0 percentage points and the benchmark's curated skill by +17.2 percentage points, while skill evolution receives neither task rewards nor benchmark verifier outputs.

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