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Robotic Ultra-Long-Horizon Manipulation Skills via Human-guided Lifelong Code Generation
Large language models (LLMs) can translate natural-language instructions for robotic manipulation into executable code, but ambiguity, noisy generations, and limited context windows make ultra-long-horizon tasks unreliable. Closed-loop approaches that rely only on LLM feedback also struggle because
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