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This research addresses efficiency bottlenecks in long-horizon autonomous systems by minimizing redundant computations when external states change. The proposed method leverages task fact contracts and field-level dependency masks to safely skip re-invoking expensive components like LLMs or APIs unless strictly necessary. Results demonstrate significant reductions in latency and component calls while maintaining high consistency across industrial and enterprise analytics workflows.
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Incremental Consistency Execution for Autonomous Intelligent Systems

arXiv2 min read

arXiv:2609.24090v1 Announce Type: new Abstract: Long-horizon autonomous intelligent systems rely on heterogeneous components such as large language models, databases, external APIs, and rule engines, while their external states continuously change during execution. Re-executing the entire workflow after every change introduces substantial redundant computation. This paper proposes an incremental consistency execution method based on task fact contracts, field-level dependency masks, and state perturbation result invariant domains. After an initial verified execution, the system constructs conservative invariant domains for critical inputs and uses them to determine whether downstream results can be safely renewed without re-invoking expensive components. When re-execution is required, only the smallest affected output fields are recomputed, and an equivalence barrier prevents unnecessary downstream propagation. A submission-time version consistency gate further ensures the safety of side-effecting actions. Experiments on industrial fault diagnosis, enterprise analytics, and LLM-based multi-tool assistants show that the proposed method significantly reduces expensive component calls and end-to-end latency while maintaining high consistency and low incorrect-reuse rates.

Abstract:Long-horizon autonomous intelligent systems rely on heterogeneous components such as large language models, databases, external APIs, and rule engines, while their external states continuously change during execution. Re-executing the entire workflow after every change introduces substantial redundant computation. This paper proposes an incremental consistency execution method based on task fact contracts, field-level dependency masks, and state perturbation result invariant domains. After an initial verified execution, the system constructs conservative invariant domains for critical inputs and uses them to determine whether downstream results can be safely renewed without re-invoking expensive components. When re-execution is required, only the smallest affected output fields are recomputed, and an equivalence barrier prevents unnecessary downstream propagation. A submission-time version consistency gate further ensures the safety of side-effecting actions. Experiments on industrial fault diagnosis, enterprise analytics, and LLM-based multi-tool assistants show that the proposed method significantly reduces expensive component calls and end-to-end latency while maintaining high consistency and low incorrect-reuse rates.

Artificial Intelligence (cs.AI)

arXiv:2609.24090 [cs.AI]

(or arXiv:2609.24090v1 [cs.AI] for this version)

https://doi.org/10.48550/arXiv.2609.24090 Focus to learn more arXiv-issued DOI via DataCite (pending registration)

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