@Voxyz_ai: can't wait for this gbrain feature. here's the loop: agent attempts a task using a skill ↓ gbrain eval or LLM-as-judge …
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Voxyz announces a new GBrain feature that enables agents to iteratively improve skills using LLM-as-judge evaluation and an overnight optimization cycle.
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can’t wait for this gbrain feature. here’s the loop: agent attempts a task using a skill ↓ gbrain eval or LLM-as-judge scores the result ↓ dream cycle runs the optimizer overnight ↓ proposes small edits to the SKILL.md ↓ if the new version scores higher, accept ↓ commit the improved skill, next run uses it
lmao rip. i tell myself it’s r&d
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