Agentic-JEPA: A Self-Supervised World Model for Planning in Text-Based Agent Environments
Preprint, 2026. doi:10.5281/zenodo.20237490
Abstract
We propose Agentic-JEPA, a self-supervised world model that combines the Joint Embedding Predictive Architecture (JEPA) with agentic planning capabilities for text-based environments. The model learns latent representations of environment states and predicts future states in embedding space, enabling efficient planning without pixel-level reconstruction.
Keywords
JEPAJoint Embedding Predictive Architectureworld modelsself-supervised learningagent planningtext-based environmentslanguage model agentsout-of-distribution generalizationreward-free learning
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