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Same Goal, Different Words: Spatial Instruction Sensitivity in World-Action Models
World-action models should preserve the intended manipulation across equivalent descriptions of a spatial goal. We evaluate this consistency in 864 rollouts from three models across four RoboLab scenes, holding initial states and task goals fixed. Describing relations through the reference object ra
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