Memento-Skills: agents design transferable agent skills¶
Fidelity: core mechanism. The deterministic mini-suite does not stand in for the paper's full benchmark.
Paper information¶
| Field | Details |
|---|---|
| Paper | Memento-Skills: agents design transferable agent skills (arXiv 2603.18743) |
| Organization | Memento Team |
| First public release | 2026-03-19 (arXiv v1) |
| Authors' code | Public implementation |
| Adapter / method | memento-skills |
| Local reproduction code | src/auto_research/agent_research/ |
Original paper¶
Motivation and method¶
Reflect on execution logs to extract structured skill descriptions. Retrieve them by task and write back versioned skills rather than appending raw trajectories.
flowchart LR
A["Public input or history"] --> B["Memento-Skills training and execution loop"]
B --> C["Paper-specific state or objective"]
C --> D["Matched-budget evaluation"]
Key figure from the paper¶
Figure 1: Overview of the paper's method and key components. From the original paper; copyright remains with the authors.
Core equations¶
Paper results¶
The technical report shows skill extraction and cross-task transfer gains on a multi-task agent suite. No production online A/B test is reported; no online figures are inferred.
Local reproduction¶
PlanBench mini-suite, 120 episodes, seed 42: joint success 0.0500, average cost 0.2800, and nonzero method-specific telemetry.
auto-research agent-eval --method memento-skills --benchmark planbench-mini --episodes 120 --seed 42
auto-research evolve --model agent --dataset planbench-mini --direction "组合 memento-skills 与已安装论文算子" --generations 2 --population 4
See the fixed metrics.
Reproduction boundaries¶
The local run checks the paper-specific objective, state updates, and fair budgets. It does not reproduce large models, multi-GPU RL, private environments, real websites, or the full benchmark. It verifies the mechanism, not the numerical results in the original tables.
