@yoheinakajima: these guys built a research agent with activegraph (using their @monid_ai tool) and found that every claim was traced t…
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A developer built a fully traceable and forkable research agent using Active Graph and monid_ai, ensuring every claim is natively traced to its source, and got it working in about 30 minutes.
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these guys built a research agent with activegraph (using their @monid_ai tool) and found that every claim was traced to a source - which is not prompted, but natively baked in to the approach
(they also told me they got this working in ~30 min, yay) https://t.co/F2O0cwjzmm
Feiyou Guo (@FeiyouGuo): Agents are too good at sounding right.
And terrible at proving what actually happened, especially on complex, long-running tasks.
So I built a fully traceable and forkable research agent with @yoheinakajima Active Graph and @monid_ai .
It handles deep research without
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