Grounding LLM Agents in Business Processes: Process-Aware Knowledge Graphs for Reliable Multi-Step Service Invocation
- Published
- Source
- arXiv
- Paper number
- 1393
- Field
- RAG / Agents
- arXiv ID
- 2610.37242
Key points
- The authors integrated OData metadata and BPMN business processes into one typed property graph, giving service retrieval both sequential and schema constraints.
- The hybrid retriever finds candidate endpoints with dense embeddings and then follows process edges to retrieve subsequent endpoints.
- For queries with low lexical overlap between the query and downstream entities, it improves Recall@3 by 5.7 points (n = 74), with consistent gains across embedding models and cut-offs.
- On 81 multi-step queries, the agent completes 38.7% of tasks, compared with 10.3% for a chunk-based baseline.
- Providing valid code lists as plain text eliminates invented codes but leaves invalid keys in 46% of write runs, while full typed context reduces invalid calls to 3% (3 of 101 runs), with no invented codes.
- As a limitation, the authors state the evaluation is partly circular because the mock validator and the graph share the same metadata, so results must be reproduced against an independent backend.
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