The paper introduces AgenticDS, a contract-governed agentic framework that transforms a training data query into a typed search plan and executes it through deterministic operators, ensuring that retrieved datasets meet specified constraints. By verifying provenance‑grounded evidence before ranking, AgenticDS outperforms existing hybrid retrieval and commercial LLM agents, improving NDCG@10 by 25.7% on the HuDS‑Bench benchmark. A controlled search‑to‑train study demonstrates that the datasets found by AgenticDS lead to superior downstream accuracy in mathematics, code, and medicine tasks.
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arXiv:2605.05726v2 Announce Type: replace
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