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@stevibe: You know that "But, wait..." moment in every LLM thinking trace? I made it visible. I asked 8 models the same tricky pr…

X AI KOLs Following · 2026-07-05 Cached

A visualization that shows how 8 different LLMs reason through a tricky probability question, with branches representing moments of self-correction like 'But, wait...'.

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@iamai_omni: Fable 5 is basically ASI, its self-correction ability is astonishing.

X AI KOLs Timeline · 2026-07-03 Cached

User iamai_omni praises Fable 5's self-correction ability, considering it comparable to ASI. Citing a recommendation from yibie, they point out that the Superpowers author had Fable 5 run an autoresearch loop, spending $165 to complete 25 experiments, increasing build speed by 50% and reducing token overhead by 60%, and documented failures and correction processes in detail.

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A cheap trick for reliable structured output: feed the validation error back into the retry

Reddit r/LocalLLaMA · 2026-07-02

A practical technique for improving structured output generation from LLMs by feeding validation errors back into retry prompts, allowing the model to self-correct rather than blindly retrying. The method involves describing the error in model-friendly terms and providing the previous output for editing.

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@shi_weiyan: Ever watch an agent solve a problem with 100% confidence and get it completely wrong? You can fix it… if you catch it. …

X AI KOLs Following · 2026-07-01 Cached

New paper proposes a meta-agent that monitors AI agents and corrects their mistakes, achieving ~2x more task completion autonomously.

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openclaw actually self-corrected a timezone mistake in my calendar — the create-critique-revise loop is no joke

Reddit r/openclaw · 2026-06-22

OpenClaw self-corrected a timezone error and avoided incorrectly applying a recurring rule while consolidating family calendar data into an ICS file, demonstrating effective self-critique and privacy handling.

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FlowBender: Feedback-Aware Training for Self-Correcting Conditional Flows

Hugging Face Daily Papers · 2026-06-18 Cached

FlowBender is a closed-loop framework that improves constraint satisfaction in diffusion and flow models by training networks to correct alignment errors using inference-time feedback, outperforming traditional supervised and guidance-based approaches.

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@freeman1266: Loop Engineering needs five things: 1. Goal Definition - Not "do one thing", but "keep doing until this condition is met." The /goal primitive lets you define a verifiable stopping condition, judged by an independent small model—not by the agent doing the work…

X AI KOLs Timeline · 2026-06-15 Cached

Introduces the five key elements of Loop Engineering: Goal Definition, Iteration Loop, State Management, Verification Mechanism, and Self-correction, designed to achieve continuous improvement through automated AI agent loops.

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@FinanceYF5: 1/ Fable 5 changes how AI Agents are used — not a better model, but a better architecture: designing an environment where the model can self-correct is more effective than direct prompting. Anthropic engineers validated this with two experiments.

X AI KOLs Following · 2026-06-13 Cached

Fable 5 discusses the use of AI Agents, emphasizing that designing an environment where the model can self-correct is more effective than direct prompting, as validated by Anthropic engineers through two experiments.

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We showed an AI agent its own governance record, and it started using it

Reddit r/AI_Agents · 2026-06-12

An experiment with a local governance harness for AI coding agents shows that when the agent's own governance record is surfaced in its context, the agent begins to self-correct by following policies and asking for intent declarations, without hard enforcement.

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ai literally never makes mistakes anymore

Reddit r/AI_Agents · 2026-05-25

The author claims AI coding agents no longer make mistakes, as they self-correct with linting and chain-of-thought, and asks if others agree.

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@tom_doerr: Self-correcting memory and context engineering for Claude Code https://github.com/rohitg00/pro-workflow…

X AI KOLs Timeline · 2026-05-19 Cached

Pro Workflow is a plugin for Claude Code and Cursor that adds self-correcting memory and persistent wikis using SQLite, allowing the AI to learn from corrections and build knowledge across sessions.

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