Prompting our way to better teamwork in embodied AI

Kari Jaaskelainen

06 Oct 2025

LLM agents work better together—with the right prompts.

This work enhances the CoELA framework for collaborative embodied agents, testing multiple LLMs and prompt strategies to boost cooperation and decision-making in shared virtual spaces. The best combo improved efficiency with Gemma3 by 22% over the original setup. They also added speech for more natural collaboration.

Why it matters: Prompt optimization can unlock smoother coordination without retraining—useful for multi-agent tasks and demos.

Think orchestra: better cues, tighter performance. 🎻🤖🎯

See which strategies win and where voice helps, then share your multi-agent use case.

Paper: http://arxiv.org/abs/2510.03153v1

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Paper: http://arxiv.org/abs/2510.03153v1

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