Long-Horizon Workflow
A long-horizon workflow refers to a complex task that requires a model to complete over an extended time span across multiple steps and tool calls. Unlike single-turn question answering or simple function calls, the challenge of such workflows is that the model must maintain contextual consistency across dozens or even hundreds of decision points, and any deviation at one step may be amplified by subsequent steps.
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Long-horizon workflows refer to complex tasks that require a model to complete over an extended time span across multiple steps and tool calls.
The grounding mechanism anchors every fact in a workflow to its original source, while the memory system continuously retains enterprise background information; the combination of the two is the key support for reliable execution of long-horizon tasks.
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Long-horizon workflows refer to complex tasks that require a model to complete over an extended time span across multiple steps and tool calls.
50%UnverifiedThe grounding mechanism anchors every fact in a workflow to its original source, while the memory system continuously retains enterprise background information; the combination of the two is the key support for reliable execution of long-horizon tasks.
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