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When Do Causal World Models Help Modular LLM Agents

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causal inferencemodular systemsLLM agentsintervention planning
2610.00012
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Abstract

This paper explores the effectiveness of causal world models in modular LLM agents, particularly in environments where actions in one module affect transitions in another.

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Core Claim

Causal world models improve intervention-time planning in modular LLM agents by providing evidence for cross-module interfaces, particularly in structured tool environments.

Method / Result

Causal interfaces significantly enhance performance in structured tool environments, with an oracle causal composition outperforming non-causal lower bounds when local mechanism errors are controlled.

Limitations

The effectiveness of causal models is limited in dialogue and narrative environments where causal information may not be utilized effectively.

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