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Goal decomposition is the process of breaking down a large goal into hierarchical sub-goals and executable tasks, enabling an agent to act, evaluate, and revise its plan based on results.
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UnverifiedPlan/checkpoint mechanism: plan refers to generating an explicit plan before executing a multi-step task, breaking a large goal into verifiable sub-steps; checkpoint refers to saving state at key nodes so that after a failure one can roll back and retry; tools with this mechanism are less likely to go off track in long-task scenarios.72% similarUnverifiedPaths explored by researchers to mitigate goal drift include periodic goal restatement, hierarchical task planning, and the introduction of explicit task state tracking modules in Agent frameworks71% similarVerifiedHigh-level agents introduce ReAct (Reasoning + Acting) or multi-step planning capabilities, enabling them to decompose goals autonomously, dynamically select tools, and adjust subsequent steps based on intermediate results.70% similarUnverified「分步拆解」策略（将大任务拆成多个明确子任务逐步执行）比一次性发出模糊宏观指令效果更好69% similar
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