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StateMirror: Pre-Execution Detection of Hallucinated Tool Calls in Coding Agents
Large language model (LLM)-based coding agents may propose invalid actions that are not applicable in the execution environment, such as accessing non-existent paths or missing packages. We term this mismatch hallucinated tool use. A preliminary study of 4,398 agent trajectories reveals that these h
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