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How the Agents' Room paper splits fiction writing across planning and writing agents
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For writers and builders of story-writing agents: a summary of the arXiv paper's planning and writing agents, shared scratchpad, orchestrator and evaluation approach, with the authors' results kept as their claims. It rests on two paper pages, not the figures or code, and nothing was run.
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How the Agents' Room paper splits fiction writing across planning and writing agents
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For writers and builders of story-writing agents: a summary of the arXiv paper's planning and writing agents, shared scratchpad, orchestrator and evaluation approach, with the authors' results kept as their claims. It rests on two paper pages, not the figures or code, and nothing was run.
Useful starting points
- The paper's stories were short, about 1,000 to 2,000 tokens, so it says nothing about book-length consistency or series canon.
- Preferences and evaluator consistency figures are the authors' own results and were not verified independently.
- The paper's orchestrator is fixed and deterministic; learned orchestrators are left to future work.
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