Agent Sociodrama: Social-Dynamics-Guided Persona Recasting for LLM Agent Teams
Summary
Agent Sociodrama 是一个用于建模和验证 LLM 智能体团队中动态社会关系的框架,并提出 Trajectory-Guided Persona Recasting (TPR),通过诊断交互轨迹中的群体失败来重塑智能体人设,在四个协作基准上最高提升 83.3% 的准确率,并在分布式信息合作与混合动机谈判任务上超越 SOTOPIA 和 AgentVerse。
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Abstract
Largelanguagemodel(LLM)agentsareincreasinglydeployedasteams,yettheyfailincharacteristicallysocialways:informationholdersstaysilent,dominantspeakersanchorgroupsonwronganswers,andnormviolationsgounsanctioned.WepresentAgentSociodrama,aframeworkformodelingandvalidatingevolvingsocialdynamicsinLLMagentteams.Underfixedpersonas,agents’emotionalstatesanddirected,asymmetricrelationshipsareupdatedeveryroundbyaunifiedexternalLLMjudgeandshapetheirsubsequentinteractions.AcrosssixLLMbackbonesandfivesocialscenarios,weassesssocialfidelitythroughclassicalsocial-theorypatternsandagreementwithhumanjudgments.Theresultingtrajectoriesexhibitstructuredsocialpatternsandmodel-specificdifferences.WethenintroduceTrajectory-GuidedPersonaRecasting(TPR),whichdiagnosesgroup-dynamicfailuresfrominteractiontranscriptsandsocialtrajectoriesandrecastsagentpersonasbeforererunningthetask.Acrossfourcollaborativebenchmarks,TPRimprovesperformancefrombothheterogeneousandrandomlyinitializedagentpersonacompositions,yieldingupto83.3%pofaccuracyimprovementovertheinitialcasting.Onrepresentativedistributed-informationcooperationandmixed-motivebargainingtasks,weoutperformSOTOPIAandAgentVerseinthreeoffourcomparisons,byupto37.5%pinParetorate.TheseresultsshowthatvalidatedsocialtrajectoriesprovideactionablesignalsforrepairingLLMagentteams.
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