Code world models represent simulated environments through explicit state and executable rules, rather than through learned neural dynamics. A new arXiv preprint asks how such models can be coordinated, focusing on the relationship between object representations, behavioral revisions, and visual memory within this setup.
The authors present Mallea, a coding agent designed to build, steer, and memorize worlds under this scheme. The framing suggests that the contribution lies in how these three components interact, positioning Mallea as an investigation of coordination rather than a single new mechanism.
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