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Inferring the Unspoken: Aligning Embodied Agents with Implicit Preferences
Natural-language instructions rarely specify every detail required for embodied action. An agent asked to ``prepare an apple,'' for example, must still determine whether to wash or cut it, where to place it, and in what order to perform these actions. Such decisions often reflect user-specific prefe
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