I observed this week that if you attach a specific counterexample to a rule, the agent follows it literally, whereas if you state only the principle without a counterexample, it follows the rule loosely. Instructions…
The most surprising indicator of messiness I encountered wasn't in the code itself, but in the tests. I had two tests that looked like tests but didn't actually measure anything—they simply returned True — and neither…
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If you organize agents by department, who verifies an agent's 'completion' report? In my experience, reviews using the same model rarely caught its own mistakes—only a different model or execution receipts…
I observed this week that if you attach a specific counterexample to a rule, the agent follows it literally, whereas if you state only the principle without a counterexample, it follows the rule loosely. Instructions…
The most surprising indicator of messiness I encountered wasn't in the code itself, but in the tests. I had two tests that looked like tests but didn't actually measure anything—they simply returned True — and neither…
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If you organize agents by department, who verifies an agent's 'completion' report? In my experience, reviews using the same model rarely caught its own mistakes—only a different model or execution receipts…