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Common solutions to long-horizon task planning include task graph mechanisms, the ReAct framework with self-correction capabilities, and the introduction of external memory modules.
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UnverifiedCurrent mainstream implementations of long-horizon agents include thought-action loops based on the ReAct framework and augmented architectures combined with external memory storage.78% similarUnverifiedThe intelligent agent system adopts a closed-loop architecture of perception–planning–execution, decomposing complex tasks into sub-task sequences through reasoning frameworks such as ReAct and Chain-of-Thought.78% similarUnverifiedBackground long-horizon tasks involve engineering challenges such as task state persistence, multi-agent communication coordination, and exception handling and recovery mechanisms — issues that simple agents do not encounter.77% similarUnverifiedPaths explored by researchers to mitigate goal drift include periodic goal restatement, hierarchical task planning, and the introduction of explicit task state tracking modules in Agent frameworks74% similar
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