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AutoRPA: Efficient GUI Automation through LLM-Driven Code Synthesis from Interactions

ICML 2026 · Multi-agent systems and games › LLM agents · approach: LLM multi-agent collaboration and safety · 0 citations (OpenAlex)

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Proposes AutoRPA, which distills ReAct GUI-agent trajectories into verified, reusable RPA Python functions via a translator-builder pipeline with tree-structured RAG and hybrid ReAct-fallback repair, cutting token use by 82–96% on GUI benchmarks.

Problem

Repetitive GUI tasks are token-expensive when an LLM agent reasons step by step (ReAct) for every instance, while traditional RPA scripts are cheap at runtime but costly to build and brittle to layout changes.

Approach

A ReAct agent explores and collects successful trajectories; a translator converts hard-coded actions into soft-coded attribute-based actions; a builder agent with tree-organized retrieval over a trajectory bank synthesizes an RPA function, which is verified on seen tasks and repaired by handing breakpoints back to the ReAct agent.

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Experimental setup

Datasets: AndroidWorld WebArena (Reddit) MiniWoB++

Benchmarks: AndroidWorld WebArena MiniWoB++

Metrics: success rate tokens execution time

Baselines: SeeAct M3A ReAct RCI AdaPlanner AutoManual SteP AutoGuide

Builds on: ReAct Reflexion M3A AdaPlanner Set-of-Mark

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