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The arXiv paper RATED (2026-10-09) layers a contextual bandit layer on top of semantic tool retrieval, enabling agents to adapt to real-time tool failures without retraining; in simulated interruption scenarios, the wrong-tool selection rate dropped from 86.2% to 2.9%; the accompanying EcoAgent benchmark contains 5172 tools and 210,000 queries.
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