SkillSynth Automates Terminal Task Synthesis via Skill Graphs
Researchers propose SkillSynth, an automated framework for generating diverse terminal task instances to train command-line agents. The system constructs a large-scale skill graph where scenarios act as intermediate transition nodes linking command-line skills. By sampling paths from this graph as abstractions of real-world workflows, SkillSynth uses a multi-agent harness to instantiate executable task instances. This approach addresses the scarcity of high-quality execution trajectories by providing controlled diversity in training data, going beyond existing methods that primarily scale task quantity without trajectory variety.
Key facts
- SkillSynth is an automated framework for terminal task synthesis.
- It uses a scenario-mediated skill graph.
- Scenarios serve as intermediate transition nodes connecting command-line skills.
- Paths from the skill graph are sampled as abstractions of real-world workflows.
- A multi-agent harness instantiates sampled paths into executable task instances.
- The framework aims to provide controlled diversity in execution trajectories.
- Existing methods focus on scaling task number, not trajectory diversity.
- The work is published on arXiv as 2604.25727.
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- arXiv