LLM-MAS uses prompt-embedded design choices to drive multi-agent LLM simulations modeled as a controlled Markov chain, with an on-trajectory algorithm for zeroth-order gradient-based optimization of steady-state performance.
https: //arxiv.org/abs/2508.02630 (2025)
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