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The Era of Agentic Organization: Learning to Organize with Language Models

NeurIPS 2026 · Large language models › Reasoning and chain of thought · approach: Long CoT dynamics and efficiency

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Proposes AsyncThink, an organizer-worker reasoning protocol where an LLM forks and joins concurrent sub-queries, trained with SFT cold start then GRPO-style RL with a thinking concurrency reward.

Problem

Parallel thinking methods aggregate independent traces with fixed workflows and incur latency from the slowest trace and aggregation; learning adaptive concurrent reasoning structures for LLMs remains open.

Approach

An LLM acts as both organizer and worker via text-level Fork/Join/Think/Answer actions, so it learns its own asynchronous thinking structure through RL with accuracy, format, and concurrency rewards, and latency is measured via a critical-path DP.

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Experimental setup

Datasets: DeepScaleR Enigmata synthetic multi-solution countdown data GPT-4o-synthesized cold-start traces

Benchmarks: multi-solution countdown AIME-24 AMC-23 4x4 Sudoku (Enigmata) MMLU-Pro

Metrics: final-answer accuracy critical-path latency thinking concurrency ratio

Baselines: Sequential-Thinking Parallel-Thinking Parallel-R1 APR

Builds on: GRPO DeepSeek-R1 parallel thinking APR Parallel-R1

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