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Chun-Kai Lai

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Contract-based Agentic Intent Framework for Network Slicing in O-RAN

Intent-based networking aims to simplify network operation by translating operator intents into a collection of policies, configurations, and control actions. However, this translation process relies on heuristics and loose coupling. It often results in unpredictable behavior and ambiguous safety standards. This paper presents a Contract-based Agentic Intent Framework (CAIF) for the radio access network (RAN). The proposed framework employs a closed-loop agentic pipeline that systematically audits user objectives against formal RAN constraints prior to actuation. The proposed CAIF decouples probabilistic intent extraction from strictly governed policy execution to enable the enforcement of deterministic safety guarantees. We use network slicing as a representative use case to demonstrate the design flow and validate the effectiveness of the proposed approach on an O-RAN testbed. Experimental results show that the closed-loop agentic pipeline of the proposed CAIF can effectively eliminate harmful intent executions observed in direct-actuation baseline approaches.

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Intent-Based Network for RAN Management with Large Language Models

Advanced intelligent automation becomes an important feature to deal with the increased complexity in managing wireless networks. This paper proposes a novel automation approach of intent-based network for Radio Access Networks (RANs) management by leveraging Large Language Models (LLMs). The proposed method enhances intent translation, autonomously interpreting high-level objectives, reasoning over complex network states, and generating precise configurations of the RAN by integrating LLMs within an agentic architecture. We propose a structured prompt engineering technique and demonstrate that the network can automatically improve its energy efficiency by dynamically optimizing critical RAN parameters through a closed-loop mechanism. It showcases the potential to enable robust resource management in RAN by adapting strategies based on real-time feedback via LLM-orchestrated agentic systems.

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