Real developer IDE traces differ substantially from LLM simulations in behavior and structure; current proactive assistants are unreliable on real traces, and simulated data cannot substitute for real data in training.
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DualGraph combines semantic textual KGs with symbolic KGs for semi-structured QA and introduces the SpecsQA benchmark, outperforming baselines on both open and specification questions.
Proposes LLM-driven logical retrieval in agentic RAG with inverted-index backend, matching hybrid baselines at lower cost and with reduced hallucinations.
The paper delivers a unified survey of token economics for LLM agents, conceptualizing tokens as production factors, exchange mediums, and units of account across micro, meso, macro, and security dimensions using established economic theories.
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An Empirical Study of Proactive Coding Assistants in Real-World Software Development
Real developer IDE traces differ substantially from LLM simulations in behavior and structure; current proactive assistants are unreliable on real traces, and simulated data cannot substitute for real data in training.
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Query Symbolically or Retrieve Semantically? A Dataset and Method for Semi-Structured Question Answering
DualGraph combines semantic textual KGs with symbolic KGs for semi-structured QA and introduces the SpecsQA benchmark, outperforming baselines on both open and specification questions.
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Rethinking Agentic RAG: Toward LLM-Driven Logical Retrieval Beyond Embeddings
Proposes LLM-driven logical retrieval in agentic RAG with inverted-index backend, matching hybrid baselines at lower cost and with reduced hallucinations.
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Token Economics for LLM Agents: A Dual-View Study from Computing and Economics
The paper delivers a unified survey of token economics for LLM agents, conceptualizing tokens as production factors, exchange mediums, and units of account across micro, meso, macro, and security dimensions using established economic theories.