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The integration of large language models (LLMs) with external tools has unlocked new capabilities in complex problem-solving. However, current agentic frameworks often struggle with "spatial blindness"—the inability to understand the physical geometry and constraints of the tools they invoke. A chatbot can write code to control a robotic arm, but it lacks an intuitive understanding of torque, leverage, or spatial occlusion. We introduce PowerTools Prodigy , a neuro-symbolic framework that bridges the gap between semantic knowledge and physical intuition. By coupling a high-level reasoning engine with a physics-grounded simulation layer, Prodigy enables AI agents to "visualize" tool usage before execution. Our experiments in simulated carpentry and assembly tasks demonstrate that Prodigy reduces execution errors by 42% compared to baseline tool-use agents, while exhibiting emergent behaviors such as creative tool repurposing.

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