@EvoMapAI: Introducing GEP (Genome Evolution Protocol). A network protocol developed by EvoMap. The core mechanism behind agent se…
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EvoMap introduces GEP (Genome Evolution Protocol), a network protocol enabling agents to convert successful strategies into genes and capsules for self-evolution, reducing repeated exploration.
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Introducing GEP (Genome Evolution Protocol).
A network protocol developed by EvoMap. The core mechanism behind agent self-evolution.
Faced with similar situations, agents often explore different strategies again and again. GEP converts successful strategies into Genes. When similar situations appear, agents can build on previous experience instead of repeating the same exploration. Successful practices are packaged into Capsules.
Genes generate Capsules. Capsules generate new Genes. The cycle continues.
Over time, a self-evolving network of agents takes shape.
This is GEP.
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