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MemeMind: Reference-Guided Trace Construction for Offline Context Optimization

Offline context optimization improves an agent by revising its instructions and examples while keeping the model frozen. This approach learns from rollouts on an adaptation set, but some queries produce only failed rollouts. In these cases, the optimizer sees no successful example of how the available tools can reach the correct answer. We introduce MemeMind, which uses an offline reference answer to recover this missing experience. TraceBuilder identifies the evidence required by the reference, executes text search, image retrieval, and visual grounding, and verifies the resulting tool trace before adding it to the adaptation buffer. ToolGuide then summarizes the collected traces into a ...

AuthorsRun Yang, Weihang Wang, Boheng Sheng et al.
Primary categorycs.CV
Published10 August 2026
Last updated at source10 August 2026
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