Spatial Strategies, Not Actions: Vector-Quantized Geodesics as Tools for LLM-Driven Agents

The paper proposes a new architecture for large language model (LLM) agents that enhances spatial understanding by combining geometrical tools with an LLM orchestrator in grid‑world environments. It first gathers geodesic trajectories, vector‑quantizes them to create a representative subset, and then has the LLM label each trajectory with a natural language description, turning them into reusable tools. During operation, the LLM selects the appropriate tool based on the current state and goal, while low‑level control executes the chosen trajectory, enabling efficient decision‑making in a partially observable 2D grid setting.

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• llms
• agents
• efficiency
• multimodal