Evolutionary coding agents achieve most benchmark gains through a small subset of edit types and by cycling previously deleted code lines rather than developing new algorithmic structures.
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DrugSAGE accumulates cross-task memory of skills, statistical evidence, and recurring errors to let LLM agents achieve top-ranked performance on molecular property prediction tasks with reduced or zero test-time search.
AIBuildAI uses a manager agent and three LLM sub-agents to fully automate AI model development and achieves a 63.1% medal rate on MLE-Bench, matching experienced human engineers.
TREX automates the LLM training lifecycle via collaborative agents and tree-based exploration, delivering consistent performance gains across 10 real-world fine-tuning tasks in FT-Bench.
AIRA₂ improves AI research agents via asynchronous multi-GPU workers, hidden consistent evaluation, and interactive ReAct agents, reaching 81.5-83.1% percentile rank on MLE-bench-30 and exceeding human SOTA on 6 of 20 AIRS-Bench tasks.
Gome reaches 35.1% any-medal rate on MLE-Bench by mapping reasoning to gradient-based updates, outperforming tree search once models are sufficiently capable.
AceGRPO trains 30B-parameter LLM agents to achieve 100% valid submissions and competitive performance on MLE-Bench-Lite through evolving data buffers and adaptive task sampling.
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What Do Evolutionary Coding Agents Evolve?
Evolutionary coding agents achieve most benchmark gains through a small subset of edit types and by cycling previously deleted code lines rather than developing new algorithmic structures.
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DrugSAGE:Self-evolving Agent Experience for Efficient State-of-the-Art Drug Discovery
DrugSAGE accumulates cross-task memory of skills, statistical evidence, and recurring errors to let LLM agents achieve top-ranked performance on molecular property prediction tasks with reduced or zero test-time search.
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AIBuildAI: An AI Agent for Automatically Building AI Models
AIBuildAI uses a manager agent and three LLM sub-agents to fully automate AI model development and achieves a 63.1% medal rate on MLE-Bench, matching experienced human engineers.
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TREX: Automating LLM Fine-tuning via Agent-Driven Tree-based Exploration
TREX automates the LLM training lifecycle via collaborative agents and tree-based exploration, delivering consistent performance gains across 10 real-world fine-tuning tasks in FT-Bench.
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AIRA_2: Overcoming Bottlenecks in AI Research Agents
AIRA₂ improves AI research agents via asynchronous multi-GPU workers, hidden consistent evaluation, and interactive ReAct agents, reaching 81.5-83.1% percentile rank on MLE-bench-30 and exceeding human SOTA on 6 of 20 AIRS-Bench tasks.
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Reasoning as Gradient: Scaling MLE Agents Beyond Tree Search
Gome reaches 35.1% any-medal rate on MLE-Bench by mapping reasoning to gradient-based updates, outperforming tree search once models are sufficiently capable.
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AceGRPO: Adaptive Curriculum Enhanced Group Relative Policy Optimization for Autonomous Machine Learning Engineering
AceGRPO trains 30B-parameter LLM agents to achieve 100% valid submissions and competitive performance on MLE-Bench-Lite through evolving data buffers and adaptive task sampling.
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