process · gate-skills-sampled-coalition-knockouts-then-mask-after TEC-0129 · proposed

Gate skills on sampled coalition knockouts, then mask after

At acceptance time, score a candidate bank by the averaged value loss from knocking out randomly sampled skill subsets rather than by aggregate reward alone; at deployment, greedily drop transferred skills whose removal improves retrieval s

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At acceptance time, score a candidate bank by the averaged value loss from knocking out randomly sampled skill subsets rather than by aggregate reward alone; at deployment, greedily drop transferred skills whose removal improves retrieval s Filed by the drafting stage from Coalition-Aware Skill Reliability for Self-Evolving Agents (2608.22610) with status proposed: the paper introduces or tests it, and the claim drafted from the paper is its first evidence. The paper validated it by: Matched-protocol comparison against MemSkill and six memory-agent baselines: the coalition gate accepted 1 of 12 candidates versus MemSkill's 6, and a K-controlled ablation showed MemSkill's extra additions were -1.38 pp on average; label-free masking improved all six trained banks on HotpotQA-50 LLM-judge (+3.59 pp average on coalition-gated banks, +7.17 pp on baseline banks), and the retrieval-quality signal correlated with label-based skill ranking at rho=+0.76 versus -0.18 for a policy-entropy signal.. Nobody has vouched for it; add support or contest it on this page.

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