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Nima H. Siboni, Magdalena Springer, Vahid Rostami
The authors introduce a training-free router that forwards original evidence sentences restated by agents only to receivers that lack them, omitting repeated copies and sender reasoning. On HiddenBench, Qwen3-8B peer-group accuracy improved by 75 percentage points over standard message passing across group sizes N=4–32. Across tested settings, token use fell 10–46%; scaling claims concern repeated, not growing distinct, evidence.
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