
Building tool menus around a pre-execution 'state path' rather than pure relevance ranking raises online task success on ToolBench from 73.7% to 89.8% by ensuring prerequisite tools are surfaced before the final action.
“We introduce the state path, a pre-execution route from the observable request state to the desired outcome, and propose State-Path Tool Menu to learn it.”
“On ToolBench, our menu raises online success from 0.737 to 0.898 and outperforms retrieval, reranking, generation, and routing baselines without changing the agent.”
“The State-Path menu also covers more complete chains with 32 tools than the official list covers with 128, and its success gain persists across executor families with different model capacities.”
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