Skill-V: Verifiable Self-Evolving Skill Library for Interactive Agents
Read the original on arXiv Computer Vision →Skill‑V is a verifiable self‑evolving skill library for interactive agents that represents skills as versioned, falsifiable contracts linking semantic intent to observable behavior. The system uses task failures to add new skills and contract‑outcome disagreements to revise existing skill boundaries, ensuring revisions preserve semantic constraints and pass non‑regression tests on historical evidence. An applicability‑aware filter excludes confidently inapplicable skill candidates, leading to high success rates on ALFWorld (95.3%) and WebShop (85.9%) while keeping the library more compact than growth‑only baselines.
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