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X-Tree trains agents on reusable hierarchies mined from action traces
X-Tree merges reusable action spans into a skill hierarchy and applies it to offline RL, online RLVR, and self-distillation; the excerpt reports gains across three benchmarks. The method aims to make agents generalize from trajectories rather than rely on retrieved, in-context skills.
- What
- X-Tree mines reusable hierarchies from action data and uses them to train multi-step agents, without LLM calls to write skills.
- Method
- It scores action spans for reusability, merges canonicalized actions into a tree, and integrates that structure into offline RL, online RLVR, and on-policy self-distillation.
- Why it matters
- Training on reusable sub-procedures can make better use of scarce trajectories and improve agent generalization across tasks.
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