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Edwin Chen

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4Distinct papers
10Unique collaborators
4/4Semantic Scholar citation coverage

Publication span: 2026. Corpus fetch span: 2026.

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  • Semantic Scholar: 2444839629

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  • Edwin Chen (semantic scholar, provider refresh)

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  • Human Ai Collab: 4 papers
  • Productivity: 4 papers

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PaperAuthor evidenceDateProvider citations
Post-training on long-horizon office workflows raises a Qwen3.5 agent’s SWE-Bench Pro pass@1 by 5.8 points, with matched-trajectory evidence that the model forms better local goals, builds and preserves task-relevant state, maintains higher-level constraints, and verifies results more often — suggesting long-horizon behavioral training yields domain-general gains.arxiv Edwin Chen
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2026-08-03 0
A new benchmark finds current language-model agents poorly constrained by long company handbooks: the strongest configuration strictly satisfies all programmatic policy checks in only 36% of tasks, repeatedly ignoring standing rules, corrupting rule details over long horizons, and asserting compliance it did not achieve.arxiv Edwin Chen
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2026-07-28 0
Making predictive models first-class tools for LLM agents speeds up work: a pilot system that calls a small pricing model inside an LLM workflow generated priced proposals in under 10 minutes versus multiple hours. The pricing tool—trained on 70 real and human-verified synthetic examples—shows strong in-sample predictive performance, but narrow data and a single pilot limit claims about wider productivity gains.arxiv Edwin Chen
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2026-02-15 1
LLM-based agents can perform many multi-step workplace tasks but still miss roughly 40% of assignments; failures cluster in tool use, planning and contextual inference, with weaker models failing basic steps and stronger ones stumbling on tasks requiring inference beyond explicit directions.arxiv Edwin Chen
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2026-01-13 6

Citation observation summary

Semantic Scholar supplied counts for 4 of 4 papers in this view; 0 are missing. The observed paper counts sum to 7 cumulative citations. This is a coverage summary, not an author score or h-index.