@omarsar0: Very good advice on self-improving agents. (bookmark it) This is something I am seeing in my own experiments with codin…
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Tweet discussing advice on self-improving agents, with personal observations from experiments on coding agents for long-horizon tasks, noting that stronger models don't always yield better agents.
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Very good advice on self-improving agents.
(bookmark it)
This is something I am seeing in my own experiments with coding agents and harnesses for long-horizon tasks.
What I have found is that stronger models do not always evolve better agents.
The current believe in https://t.co/WZqDne4KkO
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