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Log-Augmented Generation: Scaling Test-Time Reasoning with Reusable Computation

ICLR 2026 · Large language models › Reasoning and chain of thought · approach: Test-time compute scaling · 0 citations (OpenAlex)

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Proposes Log-Augmented Generation (LAG), which stores KV caches of a selected subset of tokens (last response) from past agent logs, encoding the full reasoning context, and reuses them via positional re-encoding to augment test-time generation.

Problem

LLM agents fail to retain and reuse reasoning from previous tasks; textual logs are noisy and long, and distilled reflections lose reasoning context.

Approach

Store only the KV values of the last model response's tokens while encoding the full reasoning trace, then retrieve and reattach these KV caches (with RoPE re-positioning) to augment generation, improving accuracy and efficiency rather than just speed.

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Datasets: Musique 2WikiMultiHop GPQA MMLU-Pro

Benchmarks: Musique 2WikiMultiHop GPQA MMLU-Pro

Metrics: exact match F1 number of reasoning iterations KV storage size

Baselines: Standard agentic (ReAct) Dynamic Cheatsheet Block Attention LAG-text-all LAG-text-last

Builds on: ReAct Dynamic Cheatsheet Block Attention

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