Datasets:
agentic-selfgen-ko-v1
24,515 Korean agentic trajectories, generated inside a live executable environment and kept only when every turn passed a deterministic state check. Nothing here is imagined: a user-simulator LLM speaks Korean, the agent LLM calls tools, the tools actually execute against AppWorld's app backends (SQLite state), observations come from the environment — never from a model — and after each user turn a runner-side check verifies the database state (or the reply's facts) against the goal. A turn that fails is retried once with the environment intact; if it still fails, the whole episode is dropped. What remains is behaviour that verifiably worked.
The corpus now has two complementary parts:
| part | rows | shape | config |
|---|---|---|---|
| single-app | 5,835 | deep single-domain episodes, 6–9 user sub-goals (mean 7.49) | single_app |
| cross-app | 18,680 | two apps woven together: read a value in app A, act on it in app B (mean 2.81 user turns) | cross_app |
| total | 24,515 | default |
Load everything with the default config, or either part on its own:
from datasets import load_dataset
ds = load_dataset("HBKenerzai/agentic-selfgen-ko-v1", split="train") # all 24,515
sgl = load_dataset("HBKenerzai/agentic-selfgen-ko-v1", "single_app", split="train") # 5,835
crs = load_dataset("HBKenerzai/agentic-selfgen-ko-v1", "cross_app", split="train") # 18,680
Part 1 — single-app (5,835)
Deep episodes inside one app, 6–9 user sub-goals planned one at a time from the live environment state, spoken by a persona-conditioned Korean user simulator (존댓말/반말 mix across episodes). The agent discovers credentials itself (supervisor app → profile/passwords → login; phone uses the phone number as username), so realistic auth flows — including 401-and-recover — appear naturally.
| file | rows | domain | verified by |
|---|---|---|---|
single-simple_note.jsonl |
2,084 | notes: create, append, pin, delete, content/count Q&A | note records and contents |
single-todoist.jsonl |
1,673 | projects/tasks: create, complete, delete, count | task & project records, completion flags |
single-phone.jsonl |
1,365 | SMS to real in-world contacts, contacts, alarms, number Q&A | sent-message / contact / alarm records |
single-venmo.jsonl |
713 | money transfers, payment requests, balance Q&A | transaction record (receiver name + amount) and exact balance delta |
Part 2 — cross-app (18,680)
Each episode weaves two apps: the agent reads a concrete value in one app (a contact's number, a balance, a task count, a note's items) and must use it in another — e.g. look up a task that says "send Gina 7.5 dollars", then actually send 7.5 dollars in the money app. The runner checks both apps' state deterministically (the note now contains the number; the transaction exists with the right receiver and amount and the balance moved by exactly that much).
| file | rows | pattern |
|---|---|---|
cross-todoist_venmo.jsonl |
3,998 | a task "send N dollars to X" → an actual money transfer to X |
cross-venmo_note.jsonl |
3,994 | read the balance → record it in a note |
cross-todoist_note.jsonl |
3,882 | count open tasks → write the count into a note |
cross-note_todoist.jsonl |
3,437 | read a note's items → create the matching Todoist tasks |
cross-phone_note.jsonl |
3,369 | look up a contact's number → save it in a note |
Two things the single-app part does not have:
- Pre-login variety. 40% of cross episodes start already authenticated — the relevant
access_tokens are provided in the system prompt and the agent calls the feature functions directly, instead of repeating the full supervisor login dance every time. The other 60% perform the login flow. (meta.preloginmarks which.) - De-duplicated sub-goals. Repeated identical user utterances are blocked at generation
(
seen_utt), so no episode asks the same thing twice.
What an episode looks like
- Every assistant round carries Korean reasoning in
reasoning_content(prefill-enforced, quoted-content-aware style gate), alongsidecontentandtool_calls. Reasoning coverage is 100%. - Tool catalog per episode is distractor-augmented (supervisor + the episode's apps' functions plus unrelated functions, shuffled), so the model must select the right tool, not just fill arguments.
- Natural-language surfaces (user messages, reasoning, replies, user-composed argument strings) are Korean; the API layer (function names, parameter names, enum values, ids, tool observations) stays English, matching real deployments.
Schema
| field | type | description |
|---|---|---|
id |
str | kotraj_aw-{app}-… (single) or kotraj_xaw-{scenario}-… (cross) |
source |
str | kotraj_appworld_{app} or kotraj_appworld_cross_{scenario} |
tools |
str (JSON) | OpenAI-style function catalog, distractor-augmented, English |
messages |
str (JSON) | chat messages; assistant messages carry reasoning_content (Korean) alongside content and tool_calls; tool messages are the environment's real JSON observations |
think_source |
str | selfgen_ko (single) / selfgen_ko_cross (cross) |
meta |
dict | persona, world_task, apps, scenario/primary, prelogin, goal/sub-goal counts, kinds |
Method
- Environment: AppWorld (9 apps / 457 APIs), deterministic SQLite state checks.
- User simulator + agent: Qwen3.8-27B-FP8. Korean reasoning is prefilled and style-gated; one retry per failed turn, whole-episode drop on repeated failure.
- No LLM sits in the pass/fail decision — every kept row is a trajectory whose effect on the environment was verified by reading the app databases back.
Access
This dataset is gated: access is granted on request after manual review.
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