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From Weak Task Specifications to Scientific Extraction Agents: Optimizing Task Construction
Most methods that optimize LLM prompts and agent workflows assume that task-specific output schemas, extraction instructions, and evaluation criteria are predefined. For scientific extraction agents, however, a short task goal may not fully determine these components, while specifying them manually
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