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HiveMind: Contribution-Guided Online Prompt Optimization of LLM Multi-Agent Systems

AAAI 2026 · Multi-agent systems and games › LLM agents · approach: LLM multi-agent decision making · 0 citations (OpenAlex)

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Proposes HiveMind, which uses DAG-Shapley (Shapley attribution with coalition pruning and memoization) to find underperforming agents in a 7-agent LLM stock-trading system and refines their prompts online via LLM reflection (CG-OPO).

Problem

Evaluating each agent's contribution in LLM multi-agent systems and optimizing underperforming agents online remain open; exact Shapley attribution is exponentially expensive with LLM calls.

Approach

Use Shapley values (with Sharpe-ratio coalition value) to identify the bottleneck agent in a DAG-structured agent workflow, prune non-viable coalitions and cache intermediate agent outputs (DAG-Shapley), then rewrite that agent's prompt from reflection on its failure and success cases (CG-OPO).

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Baselines: w/o CG-OPO MACD SMA Buy & Hold Classic Shapley

Builds on: Shapley value verbal reinforcement learning

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