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GraphForge grounds agent tasks and verifiers in real workspace files
GraphForge builds evidence graphs from real files to generate verifiable tasks, then uses a rollout and revision agent to check them; fine-tuning Qwen3.6-27B on 2,169 trajectories raises GDPVal by 65.7 under OpenHands. This offers a concrete data-generation approach for training work agents.
- What
- GraphForge synthesizes working-agent tasks and verifiers grounded in real workspace files through an evidence graph.
- Method
- It assembles files, derives task statements and rubrics from the graph, tests executability in an initial rollout, and uses a revision agent to repair them.
- Why it matters
- The pipeline provides a way to train agents on diverse file-based tasks with requirements and verification criteria anchored to source files.
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