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Introducing TALES - Text Adventure Learning Environment Suite A benchmark of a few hundred text envs: science experiments and embodied cooking to solving murder mysteries. We test over 30 of the best LLM agents and pinpoint failure modes +how to improve 👨‍💻pip install tale-suite

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