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Automatically generate diverse, scalable tool-interactive training environments for LLM agents without manual sandbox creation. Uses topic mining and logic modeling to create varied environment architectures with task scenarios, enabling agents to learn complex multi-turn, multi-tool interactions. Synthesis framework tested on 191 environments with ~7,000 scenarios, improving Qwen3 model performance on knowledge-intensive and search tasks.
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Creating diverse, realistic training environments for LLM agents at scale faces three critical limitations:
Without sufficient environmental diversity, agents fail to generalize tool-use patterns across different scenarios and fail in multi-turn, multi-tool interactions.
EnvScaler combines two synthesis components:
The framework synthesizes task scenarios as tuples of (user query, tool sequence, expected outcome), allowing agents to learn from structured environment interactions.
The framework operates in three stages:
Use the SkelBuilder-ScenGenerator pipeline to:
# Conceptual pseudocode: topic mining + environment synthesis
topics = extract_topics(source_documents, domain_keywords)
for topic in topics:
schema = build_environment_schema(topic) # database/API structure
scenarios = generate_scenarios(schema) # task-interaction pairs
training_data.extend(scenarios)
The released implementation provides:
This extends prior work on tool-use training by addressing the environment diversity bottleneck. Unlike static benchmarks or single-domain simulators, EnvScaler enables dynamic, scalable training environment generation.
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