@svpino: This is a pretty good idea: you can refine how your agent works by telling it how to behave. It works with every agent …
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The article highlights a technique for refining AI agents using adapters, with Reef enabling personalized evolution through commands like /reefine to add new capabilities.
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This is a pretty good idea: you can refine how your agent works by telling it how to behave.
It works with every agent harness as long as you use its adapter.
I’m assuming the evolution happens in the adapter, so you can improve it over time and personalize it to how you like it.
Ao Qu (@ao_qu18465): Your agent can now grow new abilities, just by asking.
Reef now supports personalized harness evolution with /reefine: describe what you want your agent to do. Reef builds the change, checks it, and ships a new version.
Examples: 💬 “> /reefine add a /chat mode for faster
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