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Retrieval-Augmented Code Generation for Situated Action Generation: A Case Study on Minecraft
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In the Minecraft Collaborative Building Task, two players collaborate: an Architect (A) provides instructions to a Builder (B) to assemble a specified structure using 3D blocks. In this work, we investigate the use of large language models (LLMs) to predict the sequence of actions taken by the Builder. Leveraging LLMs' in-context learning abilities, we use few-shot prompting techniques, that significantly improve performance over baseline methods. Additionally, we present a detailed analysis of the gaps in performance for future work
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Talking-to-Build: How LLM-Assisted Interface Shapes Player Performance and Experience in Minecraft
A 30-participant Minecraft study found that an LLM chat interface improved self-reported game experience compared with typed commands, while objective task performance was not measured.
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