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What Enables In-Context Behavior Prompting for Manipulation?
Behavior prompting is a paradigm in which a sensorimotor robot demonstration, called a behavior prompt, serves as an in-context prompt for performing new tasks at test time. While prior work has shown that this capability is possible, the conditions that enable it remain poorly understood. We presen
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