@Saboo_Shubham_: Microsoft's strategy for Self-evolving agent skills. Train agent skills like you train neural networks - with epochs, b…
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Microsoft's strategy for self-evolving agent skills, training them like neural networks with epochs, batch size, learning rates, and validation gates, fully open-source.
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Microsoft’s strategy for Self-evolving agent skills.
Train agent skills like you train neural networks - with epochs, batchsize, learning rates, and validation gates.
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