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Enabling Timely Guidance before Skill Retrieval: Retaining Helpful Warm Tips in Agent Context

Reusable skills help LLM-based agents solve complex tasks, but the agent must receive guidance before it commits to an ineffective approach. Existing skill mechanisms often expose only metadata and load full content on demand, leaving useful guidance unavailable until the agent decides to retrieve it. General memory methods can incur substantial maintenance overhead, while keeping guidance in conversation context risks repeatedly exposing the agent to irrelevant or harmful advice. We propose TipsWarm, a mechanism that complements existing skill mechanisms by maintaining a budgeted pool of skill-derived keypoints, or \textit{warm tips}, for selective injection into the context of every mes...

AuthorsFeng Liang, Yupeng Li, Runhao Zeng et al.
Primary categorycs.AI
Published26 September 2026
Last updated at source26 September 2026
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