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From Apparent Search Gains to Selection Failures: Auditing Test-Time Inference in Structured Workflow Planning
Test-time search can improve structured planning, but when methods differ in prompts, post-processing, and selection, it is unclear what an observed gain should be attributed to. We study this question on DisasterBench, where models compose typed multi-tool workflows, by decomposing inference into t
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