neulab / neulab/agent-data-protocol

Normalize observation-only steps without blank agent messages

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Description

Some standardized samples represent environment/tool observations as blank source: agent steps with only an observation field. This is schema-valid, but semantically awkward because the environment, not the agent, authored the observation.

Examples from the audit/heuristics include web/mobile datasets such as WebLINX, Wonderbread, Mind2Web, Go-Browse-WA, TurkingBench, WebArena, AndroidControl, and related browser/mobile traces.

Acceptance criteria:

  • Decide the canonical representation for standalone observations when no preceding tool call is available.
  • Prefer attaching observations to the triggering tool-call step when possible.
  • If standalone observation steps remain necessary, document the convention clearly or add schema support for environment-authored steps.
  • Regenerate affected samples after the representation is settled.

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Research direction

Start with the audit/heuristics examples and the affected WebLINX, Wonderbread, Mind2Web, Go-Browse-WA, TurkingBench, WebArena, and AndroidControl samples. Compare standalone observations with observations attached to tool calls, then settle and document one representation or add environment-authored schema support. Done means the convention is clear and affected samples are regenerated.

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Assessment

Tech stack
python
Domain
data
Issue type
Feature
Difficulty
5/5
Estimated time
Over a week
Activity status
Quiet
Clarity
Mostly clear
Newbie friendliness
35/100

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