@samsja19: prime rl can now express and train multi agent systems, enabling usecase like adjentic judge, self play, user simulatio…
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Prime RL now supports expressing and training multi-agent systems, enabling use cases like agentic judge, self-play, user simulation, and complex agent collaboration.
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prime rl can now express and train multi agent systems, enabling usecase like adjentic judge, self play, user simulation, complex agent colaboration …
we spent a lot of time designing this software abstraction to be extendable while staying performant
Prime Intellect (@PrimeIntellect): Today, we’re extending our RL stack beyond individual agents to multi-agent systems.
You can now express arbitrary agent interactions and train them.
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