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Four-Module Factorization of Canonical and Recursive Agent Scaffolds

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Under the four-module factorization protocol, how does the tool/skill registry module of a Recursive Agent Architecture ( $F_{\text{route}}$ ) differ from that of Canonical ReAct ( $F_{\text{all}}$ )?

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