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TaskFrame: Connecting Task-Level Planning with Frame-Level Control for Game Agents
Building general game agents requires both high-level task reasoning and low-latency action control in rapidly changing visual environments. These capabilities favor models with substantially different computational profiles, making them difficult to realize within a single model. In this work, we p
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