Routing Interference
In agent systems whose skill libraries grow continuously, since the LLM router selects skills based only on names and descriptions, similar new skills may displace older skills and be incorrectly routed.
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Routing interference refers to a new skill being highly similar to an old skill at the metadata level, causing the router to incorrectly assign to the new skill a query that should have been routed to the old skill, even though neither the old skill nor the router itself has changed.
In the skill routing scenario, routing interference and catastrophic forgetting in class-incremental learning are homologous in problem structure.
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Routing interference refers to a new skill being highly similar to an old skill at the metadata level, causing the router to incorrectly assign to the new skill a query that should have been routed to the old skill, even though neither the old skill nor the router itself has changed.
50%UnverifiedIn the skill routing scenario, routing interference and catastrophic forgetting in class-incremental learning are homologous in problem structure.
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