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- "Creative Thinking" (snapshot)
- /problem-first: a simple skill to invert bad ideas (snapshot)
- A harness for every task: dynamic workflows in Claude Code (snapshot)
- A Mini Exercise on the Mismanaged Geniuses Hypothesis (RLMs on LongCoT) (snapshot) - Alex Zhang and Omar Khattab's LongCoT-mini RLM prompt-tuning case study, where guardrails and graph-aware decomposition raise GPT-5.2 RLM performance from 50.6% to 65.6%
- A Model for Types and Levels of Human Interaction with Automation (snapshot) - Full-text capture of the Parasuraman-Sheridan-Wickens framework for allocating automation across four function types and graded levels of human interaction.
- A new way to think about composing skills to increase leverage: Skill Graphs 2.0 (snapshot)
- A-Mem: Agentic Memory for LLM Agents (snapshot)
- A-MEM: Learning Operations Analysis (note) - Dissects A-MEM's four fully-automatic operations (construct, link, evolve, retrieve) — all accretive, none curative — identifying the missing vocabulary (delete, split, reorganize, assess quality) that separates accumulation from curation
- ACM: Agentic Context Management for Long Horizon Tasks (snapshot) - Agent-controlled, lossless context compression backed by external memory, with post-training results on long-horizon search and coding tasks
- Adaptation of Agentic AI: A Survey of Post-Training, Memory, and Skills (snapshot) - Survey taxonomy of agentic AI adaptation across post-training, memory, skills, and agent/tool optimization paradigms
- Agent Behavioral Contracts for Reliable Agents (snapshot)
- Agent Harness for Large Language Model Agents: A Survey (snapshot) - Survey framing the LLM agent harness as a six-component runtime governance layer and primary determinant of deployed agent reliability
- Agent Workflow Memory (snapshot) - AWM paper on inducing reusable web-agent workflows online or offline, with WebArena and Mind2Web evaluations against exemplar prompting and workflow baselines.
- Agentic Code Reasoning (snapshot) - Semi-formal reasoning templates (explicit premises, execution traces, formal conclusions) improve LLM code verification by 5-12pp across patch equivalence, fault localization, and code QA tasks
- Agentic Memory for LLM Agents (snapshot)
- Agentic Note-Taking 23: Notes Without Reasons (snapshot)
- Agents Explore but Agents Ignore: LLMs Lack Environmental Curiosity (snapshot) - Solution-injection benchmark paper showing agents often discover explicit task solutions but fail to exploit them.
- AI Agents: Four Skills More Important Than a Good Prompt (snapshot) - English translation of Mezha article applying Anthropic's AI Fluency framework to agent use: delegation, description, discernment, and diligence as operator skills beyond prompting.
- AI Components for a Deterministic System (An Example) (snapshot)
- An Enigma of Artificial Reason (snapshot) - Paper introducing VAIR, a benchmark showing large reasoning models can produce correct answers while failing to evaluate invalid reasoning that reaches those answers
- Andrej Karpathy talks about "Claws" (snapshot)
- Artifacts as Memory Beyond the Agent Boundary (snapshot) - RL paper formalizing environmental artifacts as externalized memory that can reduce agent history capacity.
- Ashby, Design for a Brain — ultrastability (source-review) - Ashby's ultrastable system — the cybernetic precedent for a second loop that reorganizes a system when essential variables leave viable limits, retaining by equilibrium rather than by an evaluator
- Autogenesis: A Self-Evolving Agent Protocol (snapshot) - Autogenesis protocol specification and benchmark evidence for versioned, auditable evolution of prompts, agents, tools, environments, and memory
- Automated linking improves retrieval but may degrade navigability (note) - Triangulates A-MEM, Notes Without Reasons, and the open-problem note — automated linking improves retrieval (QA benchmarks) but degrades navigability (agent trust in link infrastructure); the distinction is adjacency versus connection
- Autonomy and Autopoiesis (snapshot) - Varela's distinction of autonomy and autopoiesis from looser notions of self-organization
- Autoreason: Self-Refinement That Knows When to Stop (snapshot) - Self-refinement paper that makes "do nothing" a first-class candidate via blind fresh-agent Borda tournaments, finding gains mostly in mid-tier models with a generation-evaluation gap
- Beyond Transformers: Sudoku Bench (snapshot) - Pathway's BDH model achieves 97.4% accuracy on extreme Sudoku while leading LLMs score 0%, using the gap as evidence that transformer architecture has fundamental limits for constraint-satisfaction reasoning and arguing for post-transformer latent-space models.
- Beyond “Not Novel Enough”: Enriching Scholarly Critique with LLM-Assisted Feedback (snapshot) - LLM-assisted scholarly novelty-assessment paper using related-work retrieval and structured comparison against human novelty reviews.
- Build Systems à la Carte (snapshot) - Framework unifying Make, Excel, Shake, Bazel, Buck, and Nix as scheduler+rebuilder combinations, formalizing minimality, dynamic dependencies, and early cutoff.
- Building a Good Vertical Agent (snapshot)
- Can LLM Agents Infer World Models? Evidence from Agentic Automata Learning (snapshot) - Agentic automata-learning benchmark evaluating whether tool-calling LLM agents infer hidden DFAs through membership and equivalence queries.
- Can LLMs Perform Deep Technical Comprehension of Computer Architecture Papers? (snapshot) - Gauntlet study comparing independent expert-persona review plus disagreement-preserving synthesis against human and single-agent analysis of computer architecture papers
- Causal inference using invariant prediction: identification and confidence intervals (snapshot) - Peters, Buehlmann, and Meinshausen use invariance across environments and interventions to identify causal predictors and confidence intervals
- Causal-learn: Causal Discovery in Python (snapshot) - Zheng et al. describe causal-learn, a Python library collecting causal discovery methods for inferring causal structure from observational data under method-specific assumptions
- Claude Fable 5 Made Most of My Agent Scaffolding Obsolete. Here's What Survived. (snapshot)
- Co-Harness: Co-Evolving Harnesses and Model Weights for LLM Agents (snapshot) - Co-Harness alternates validated harness optimization with model fine-tuning that distills trajectories produced by the improved scaffolding.
- Coding Agents are Effective Long-Context Processors (snapshot) - Benchmark paper arguing coding agents process long contexts better by turning text corpora into file-system-native tool workflows rather than latent attention or fixed retrieval
- Cognee: Knowledge Engine for AI Agent Memory (snapshot)
- Comparative Research: Emotional Prompting, Stress & Sycophancy (snapshot) - RESEARCH.md snapshot for Gentle-Coding: an annotated bibliography of emotional-prompting, stress, and sycophancy research organized by sub-network, inference, and multi-agent operational layers.
- Components of A Coding Agent (snapshot) - Raschka's breakdown of the six architectural components of a coding agent harness — distinguishing the harness from the model and arguing that context quality drives apparent model quality.
- Computational Reflection (snapshot) - Pattie Maes's general definition of computational reflection through causally connected self-representation, with procedural, declarative, theory-relative, implicit, and explicit variants
- Concept Bottleneck Models (snapshot) - Models that predict human-understandable concepts as an intermediate bottleneck before the final task prediction, so a human can intervene on a wrong concept at test time and correct downstream errors without retraining
- Concepts and Experiments in Computational Reflection (snapshot) - Pattie Maes's concise early definition of computational reflection and 3-KRS demonstration of explicit, uniform object-oriented meta-objects
- Context Engineering for AI Agents in Open-Source Software (snapshot)
- Context Is What You Need: The Maximum Effective Context Window for Real World Limits of LLMs (snapshot) - Empirical study defining and measuring Maximum Effective Context Window (MECW) across 11 frontier LLMs — finds MECW is drastically smaller than advertised MCW, shifts by task type, and that large context windows cause hallucination rates to approach 100%.
- Context providers: the missing layer between agents and tools (snapshot)
- Continual Harness: Online Adaptation for Self-Improving Foundation Agents (snapshot) - Reset-free embodied-agent study in which an LLM refiner edits prompts, sub-agents, skills, and memory online, with capability-dependent Pokémon results and joint model-harness training.
- Continual Learning in Token Space (snapshot) - Letta reframes continual learning for agents as optimization over learned context rather than weights, arguing token-space memory is the primary transferable substrate for long-lived agents
- ConvexBench: Can LLMs Recognize Convex Functions? (snapshot)
- Cybernetics of Cybernetics (snapshot) - Von Foerster's primary second-order move from observed systems to observing systems and the observer's purposes
- Dario Amodei — "We are near the end of the exponential" (snapshot) - Anthropic CEO's capability-timeline predictions — verifiable domains get confident timelines, unverifiable ones get hedged, implicitly confirming oracle-strength thesis
- Darwin Gödel Machine: Open-Ended Evolution of Self-Improving Agents (snapshot) - Darwin Gödel Machine evolves a lineage archive of self-editing coding agents under benchmark selection while keeping the exploration controller fixed
- Defining Self-adaptive Systems: A Systematic Literature Review (snapshot) - Full-text capture of a systematic review of formal definitions and characterization requirements for self-adaptive systems.
- DiscoverPhysics: Benchmarking LLMs for Out-of-the-Box Scientific Thinking (snapshot) - Benchmark testing whether LLM agents can discover novel physics laws in simulated worlds with exotic physics through iterative experimentation, rather than recalling known physics — best agents solve only about half the worlds and struggle with latent structure discovery.
- Do Agent Optimizers Compound? A Continual-Learning Evaluation on Terminal-Bench 2.0 (snapshot) - Two-phase Terminal-Bench evaluation separates static optimizer gains from transfer and re-optimization, attributing RELAI-VCL's advantage to in-loop regression control.
- Does Liking Yellow Imply Driving a School Bus? Semantic Leakage in Language Models (snapshot) - Defines and measures semantic leakage — undue prompt-to-generation association from learned concept links — across 13 GPT and Llama models via control/test prompt pairs and Leak-Rate metric; instruction-tuned models leak more.
- DoWhy: Addressing Challenges in Expressing and Validating Causal Assumptions (snapshot) - Sharma et al. argue causal estimates depend on explicit assumptions and describe DoWhy support for expressing and partially validating those assumptions
- DreamCoder: Growing generalizable, interpretable knowledge with wake-sleep Bayesian program learning (snapshot) - DreamCoder paper — wake-sleep Bayesian program synthesis that grows a domain-specific language of reusable abstractions alongside neural search guidance, producing compositional, interpretable, transferable symbolic knowledge from experience.
- Effective harnesses for long-running agents (snapshot) - Anthropic's long-running-agent experiments show why compaction needs persistent progress artifacts, incremental work, structured requirements, and end-to-end verification.
- Emergent Analogical Reasoning in Transformers (snapshot) - Transformer analogy paper that treats analogical reasoning as relational-structure alignment plus functor-like vector transformation
- Emerging Markdown Formats That Shape Coding Agent Behavior (snapshot) - Map distinguishing standing rules, repeatable procedures, versioned plans, domain files, and machine-local memory in agent-ready repositories
- EsoLang-Bench (snapshot) - OOD code benchmark using esoteric languages to separate transferable reasoning from benchmark memorization and contamination
- Ethics and Second-Order Cybernetics (snapshot) - Von Foerster's observer-inclusive account of responsibility, undecidable questions, and second-order cybernetics
- Evaluating Long-Context Reasoning in LLM-Based WebAgents (snapshot) - Benchmark showing LLM-based web agents fail badly under long context with injected irrelevant task sequences — success rates drop from 40-50% to under 10% at 150k tokens, with loop and lost-objective failures dominating; implicit RAG provides only modest relief.
- Every Good Regulator of a System Must Be a Model of That System (snapshot) - Conant and Ashby's theorem that optimal simple regulation requires a model of the regulated system
- Everything you need to know about LLM memory (snapshot) - Notion essay arguing that LLM memory needs retrieval, salience, summarization, forgetting, and memory objects rather than raw chat logs.
- Evolving self-reference: matter, symbols, and semantic closure (snapshot) - Pattee's semantic-closure account of matter-symbol complementarity in living systems capable of open-ended evolution
- Externalization in LLM Agents: A Unified Review of Memory, Skills, Protocols and Harness Engineering (snapshot) - Survey paper framing LLM agent progress as externalization into memory, skills, protocols, and harness engineering rather than only stronger model weights.
- FALSIFYBENCH: Evaluating Inductive Reasoning in LLMs with Rule Discovery Games (snapshot) - Wason-2-4-6-style benchmark finding that LLM success at rule discovery is driven primarily by negative testing (falsification-seeking), not confirmation-seeking
- From Agent Loops to Structured Graphs: A Scheduler-Theoretic Framework for LLM Agent Execution (snapshot) - Position paper recasting the Agent Loop as a single-ready-unit scheduler and proposing Graph Harness (SGH) — a static-DAG execution model with immutable plan versions, three-layer separation, and bounded three-level recovery.
- From Entropy to Epiplexity: Rethinking Information for Computationally Bounded Intelligence (snapshot)
- From Human Memory to AI Memory: A Survey on Memory Mechanisms in the Era of LLMs (snapshot) - Survey proposing a 3D-8Q taxonomy (object/form/time) for LLM memory mechanisms, mapping human memory types (sensory, working, explicit, implicit) to AI implementations across eight quadrants — useful for comparing how different systems position their memory architectures.
- Frontis-MA1: Training an AI4AI Model toward Recursive Self-Improvement in MLE (snapshot) - Open full-stack MLE system aligns execution-grounded post-training with four program-evolution operators and long-horizon evolutionary search
- Gentle Coding Framework (snapshot) - README snapshot for Gentle-Coding, a community research hub proposing Gentle Mindset, Defined Winning Condition, and Safety-Token as prompt-framing concepts for AI coding and reasoning tasks.
- Gentle-Coding (snapshot) - Proof-of-Concept.md snapshot for Gentle-Coding: the original small-scale PoC report comparing authoritarian vs. gentle prompt framing across matrix, sequence, and riddle tasks on six cloud models.
- Geometry of Knowledge Allows Extending Diversity Boundaries of Large Language Models (snapshot) - Proposes a plug-in latent-conditioning framework that traverses semantic manifolds to expand LLM generation diversity without fine-tuning, with empirical gains on NoveltyBench and the Alternative Uses Test.
- GIANTS: Generative Insight Anticipation from Scientific Literature (snapshot) - GIANTS benchmark and 4B model for predicting downstream scientific insights from two cited parent-paper summaries
- Graphiti: Temporal Knowledge Graph for AI Agents (snapshot)
- Gödel Machines: Self-Referential Universal Problem Solvers Making Provably Optimal Self-Improvements (snapshot) - Schmidhuber's Gödel machine — a self-referential problem solver that rewrites any part of its own code, including its proof searcher, only once an embedded proof searcher proves the rewrite raises axiomatized utility
- Harness Engineering for Self-Improvement (snapshot) - Lilian Weng's research synthesis treats harness code, workflow, context, memory, and evaluators as an executable self-improvement surface
- Harness Engineering Is Cybernetics (snapshot)
- Harness Engineering: Leveraging Codex in an Agent-First World (snapshot)
- Harness Handbook: Making Evolving Agent Harnesses Readable, Navigable, and Editable (snapshot) - Behavior-centric, source-linked handbook representation and progressive-disclosure workflow for localizing distributed implementation sites in evolving agent harnesses.
- Harness Updating Is Not Harness Benefit (snapshot) - Controlled agent-evolver cross-pairing separates producing persistent harness updates from activating and following them during later task solving.
- How I built a self-improving software factory (snapshot)
- How Is LLM Reasoning Distracted by Irrelevant Context? An Analysis Using a Controlled Benchmark (snapshot) - Introduces GSM-DC, a controlled benchmark using symbolic DAGs to systematically measure how irrelevant context degrades LLM reasoning — quantifies power-law error scaling with distractor count, and shows Hard-IC training plus PRM-guided tree search are the most effective robustness interventions.
- How to Build an AI Second Brain With Claude and Obsidian That Gets Smarter Every Day (Full Guide) (snapshot)
- How to build your own agent harness??? (snapshot)
- How to Recursively Improve Your Agents (snapshot) - Agno walkthrough deriving probes from an agent specification and usage traces, then editing instructions, tools, and parameters until the probes pass
- How we built our knowledge base (snapshot)
- Human Bottlenecks (snapshot) - Fernando Borretti's argument that AI's transformative potential is capped by internal human bottlenecks — executive function, intelligence, and foundational knowledge — that software cannot substitute for.
- Human Routers of Machine Words (snapshot) - Fernando Borretti's polemic arguing that outsourcing writing to AI is contemptible because writing is thinking — not transcription — and delegating it skips the cognitive work that makes ideas real.
- Huxley-Gödel Machine (snapshot) - ICLR 2026 Huxley-Gödel Machine paper proposing clade-metaproductivity as a better search signal for self-improving coding agents than immediate benchmark score
- HyperAgents (snapshot) - Self-referential DGM variant makes task and meta-agent code jointly editable, with cross-domain transfer and compounding self-improvement claims
- Improving AI Skills with autoresearch & evals-skills (snapshot)
- In Search of Lost Domain Generalization (snapshot) - DomainBed testbed paper showing well-tuned ERM matches or beats specialized domain-generalization algorithms once a model selection strategy is made explicit
- in-toto: Providing farm-to-table guarantees for bits and bytes (snapshot) - USENIX Security '19 paper introducing in-toto, a framework that cryptographically verifies the integrity of each step in a software supply chain from source to deployment via a signed layout and per-step link metadata.
- Infinite midwit (snapshot) - Adam Mastroianni's objective-vs-subjective intelligence framing for why AI competence and benchmarks still miss taste, wisdom, and idea selection.
- Ingest Report: SkillOpt: Executive Strategy for Self-Evolving Agent Skills (ingest-report) - SkillOpt paper showing validation-gated text-space optimization of compact agent skills as readable deploy-time learning around frozen models
- Ingest: "Creative Thinking" (ingest-report) - Shannon's 1952 lecture cataloguing six explicit problem-solving operators (simplification, analogy, restatement, generalization, structural analysis, inversion) as a portable creative toolkit
- Ingest: /problem-first: a simple skill to invert bad ideas (ingest-report) - Practitioner report on a PM skill that forces solution ideas back into problem statements, useful as a process-structure example for agent skills
- Ingest: A harness for every task: dynamic workflows in Claude Code (ingest-report) - Anthropic practitioner account of dynamic workflows in Claude Code: model-authored ephemeral JS orchestrators that spawn and coordinate sub-agents
- Ingest: A Mini Exercise on the Mismanaged Geniuses Hypothesis (RLMs on LongCoT) (ingest-report) - LongCoT-mini RLM case study where trace-extracted prompt tips, guardrails, and sub-answer checking improved graph-structured compositional reasoning
- Ingest: A Model for Types and Levels of Human Interaction with Automation (ingest-report) - Parasuraman, Sheridan, and Wickens provide a human-centered function-allocation matrix: four automation stages crossed with manual-to-autonomous levels and evaluated by performance consequences.
- Ingest: A new way to think about composing skills to increase leverage — Skill Graphs 2.0 (ingest-report) - Sakhuja's practitioner reframe of skill graphs into a three-tier compositional hierarchy (atoms/molecules/compounds) driven by the reliability ceiling of deep skill chains and the 'brain RAM' bottleneck in parallel-agent supervision
- Ingest: A Scheduler-Theoretic Framework for LLM Agent Execution (ingest-report) - Position paper formalising LLM agent execution as a scheduler; corroborates the KB's clean-model orchestration cluster and supplies ready-set cardinality as a quantitative axis
- Ingest: A-MEM: Agentic Memory for LLM Agents (ingest-report) - Zettelkasten-inspired flat agent memory with embedding linking and LLM-driven evolution — benchmark success without curation operations or inspectable links
- Ingest: ACM: Agentic Context Management for Long Horizon Tasks (ingest-report) - ACM improves three benchmarks inside a fixed two-tool decomposition, but neither tests that decomposition's scope nor shows lossless active context
- Ingest: Adaptation of Agentic AI (ingest-report) - Survey mapping agentic adaptation across A1/A2 agent training, T1/T2 tool adaptation, memory, skills, and dynamics-aware evaluation
- Ingest: Agent Behavioral Contracts for Reliable Agents (ingest-report) - ABC extends Design by Contract to agents with probabilistic compliance, Lyapunov drift bounds, hard/soft constraints, typed recovery, and a YAML contract DSL
- Ingest: Agent Harness for Large Language Model Agents (ingest-report) - Survey defining the LLM agent harness as execution loop, tool registry, context manager, state store, lifecycle hooks, and evaluation interface
- Ingest: Agent Workflow Memory (ingest-report) - AWM paper showing web agents can learn reusable prompt workflows from successful trajectories, with online induction helping most as train-test domain gaps widen.
- Ingest: Agentic Code Reasoning (ingest-report) - Explicit-premise reasoning templates with execution traces and formal conclusions improve code verification by 5–12 points, supporting structure as interpretation control at 2.8× step cost
- Ingest: Agentic Memory: Learning Unified Long-Term and Short-Term Memory Management for LLM Agents (ingest-report) - RL-trained unified LTM/STM memory policy for LLM agents — confirms memory management is learnable when task-completion oracles exist, but operates on opaque weights and low-reach facts
- Ingest: Agentic Note-Taking 23: Notes Without Reasons (ingest-report) - First-person agent testimony that propositional link semantics differ in kind from embedding adjacency, with a Goodhart corruption argument and an unresolved curation-scaling question
- Ingest: Agents Explore but Agents Ignore (ingest-report) - Solution-injection paper showing agents observe explicit task solutions in context but often fail to integrate them into action.
- Ingest: AI Agents: Four Skills More Important Than a Good Prompt (ingest-report) - AI Fluency explainer mapping operator competence beyond prompts onto delegation, description, discernment, and diligence for agent work.
- Ingest: AI Components for a Deterministic System (An Example) (ingest-report) - Evans argues that separating modeling (schema creation) from classification (schema application) tames LLM non-determinism — a practitioner case study of constraining via taxonomy freezing
- Ingest: An Enigma of Artificial Reason (ingest-report) - VAIR paper showing large reasoning models can solve math problems while failing to evaluate invalid reasoning that reaches correct answers
- Ingest: Andrej Karpathy talks about "Claws" (ingest-report) - Willison and Karpathy framing "Claw" as a term of art for local persistent AI-agent systems with scheduling, context, tools, and personal-hardware execution.
- Ingest: Artifacts as Memory Beyond the Agent Boundary (ingest-report) - RL paper formalizing environment-side artifacts as externalized memory and testing memory by capacity/performance counterfactuals.
- Ingest: Autogenesis: A Self-Evolving Agent Protocol (ingest-report) - Autogenesis makes the editable boundary of agent self-improvement explicit, but its benchmarks validate selected prompt, solution, and agent edits rather than the full protocol or safety claims
- Ingest: Autonomy and Autopoiesis (ingest-report) - Terminological guardrail separating autopoiesis, organizational closure, and general autonomy
- Ingest: Autoreason: Self-Refinement That Knows When to Stop (ingest-report) - Autoreason paper showing self-refinement improves only when candidate synthesis is paired with blind comparative judging and incumbent survival, with gains concentrated in the generation-evaluation gap
- Ingest: Beyond "Not Novel Enough" (ingest-report) - Assesses an LLM-assisted scholarly novelty-review paper as evidence for soft-oracle hardening, human-analysis-first evaluator design, and separating reasoning alignment from conclusion agreement
- Ingest: Beyond Transformers: Sudoku Bench (ingest-report) - Company Sudoku benchmark reports 97.4% for an undisclosed BDH model versus 0% for LLMs; weak methodology but a third domain suggesting architectural limits in constraint satisfaction
- Ingest: Build Systems à la Carte (ingest-report) - How the scheduler×rebuilder build-systems framework grounds the KB's derived-artifact freshness machinery (staleness, verifying traces, recompute-vs-store)
- Ingest: Building a Good Vertical Agent (ingest-report) - BrainsAndTennis on vertical-agent quality as task-distribution-aware context compression, with L1/L2/L3 cache tiers for prompts, curated specs, and raw references
- Ingest: Can LLM Agents Infer World Models? (ingest-report) - Agentic automata-learning paper showing that hard-oracle interaction tasks can separate LLM-agent evidence collection, hypothesis construction, and final world-model success.
- Ingest: Can LLMs Perform Deep Technical Comprehension of Computer Architecture Papers? (ingest-report) - Gauntlet paper shows independent expert perspectives plus disagreement-preserving synthesis improve technical-paper critique, while calibration and confident-error rejection remain unsolved
- Ingest: Causal inference using invariant prediction (ingest-report) - Invariant prediction grounds reach assessment by treating cross-environment invariance as evidence for causal predictors rather than fitted correlations
- Ingest: Causal-learn: Causal Discovery in Python (ingest-report) - Causal-learn grounds the observational-causal-discovery route to reach assessment, with the important limitation that discovery is assumption-relative
- Ingest: Circling Back — Clearing Up Myths About the Deming Cycle (ingest-report) - Moen & Norman's history of the PDSA cycle as scientific method in industry — an applied-lineage witness for the discovery lifecycle and improvement-loop notes.
- Ingest: Claude Fable 5 Made Most of My Agent Scaffolding Obsolete (ingest-report) - claude-workstream-kit announcement arguing that stronger models relax model-management scaffolding but make project-scoped, git-versioned active work state more important
- Ingest: Co-Harness: Co-Evolving Harnesses and Model Weights for LLM Agents (ingest-report) - Co-Harness provides a provisional three-form learning case: validated harness repair alternates with fine-tuning on trajectories produced by the repaired harness
- Ingest: Coding Agents are Effective Long-Context Processors (ingest-report) - Benchmark paper claiming coding agents beat RAG and context scaling on long-context tasks by using filesystem-native search, slicing, and scripting
- Ingest: Cognee: Knowledge Engine for AI Agent Memory (ingest-report) - Pipeline-first knowledge engine with custom Pydantic schemas for LLM entity extraction, poly-store graph+vector design, and an undersized enrichment phase that concretely marks the boundary between automatable extraction and open enrichment problems
- Ingest: Components of A Coding Agent (ingest-report) - Practitioner decomposition of coding agent harnesses into six named components, with the central claim that apparent model quality is really context quality — independent convergent evidence for the KB's context-efficiency thesis.
- Ingest: Computational Reflection (ingest-report) - Primary vocabulary anchor for computational reflection: causally connected self-representation, its representational variants, and its limits
- Ingest: Concept Bottleneck Models (ingest-report) - Architecture-side evidence that a parametric model's intermediates can be made inspectable and correctable by design rather than by interpretability tooling — but only per-inference, not retained
- Ingest: Concepts and Experiments in Computational Reflection (ingest-report) - Earlier concise statement of Maes's causal reflection definition, with 3-KRS as an object/meta-object implementation and granularity case
- Ingest: Context Engineering for AI Agents in Open-Source Software (ingest-report) - Study of context files across 466 OSS projects identifies five constraint styles, add-then-modify evolution, and 50% stagnation, supplying naturalistic evidence for Commonplace's constraining theory
- Ingest: Context providers: the missing layer between agents and tools (ingest-report) - Ashpreet Bedi's ContextProvider pattern: source-scoped sub-agents collapse many raw tools into query/update surfaces to reduce tool-context pollution
- Ingest: Continual Harness: Online Adaptation for Self-Improving Foundation Agents (ingest-report) - Continual Harness adds a reset-free all-three-form learning case, bounded by direct edit adoption, low artifact reuse, and a fixed embodied-game decomposition
- Ingest: Continual Learning in Token Space (ingest-report) - Letta reframes continual learning as optimizing learned context rather than weights, but the KB's stronger frame is weight space versus repo artifacts, including codified procedures
- Ingest: ConvexBench: Can LLMs Recognize Convex Functions? (ingest-report) - Benchmark proving LLM compositional reasoning collapses with depth (not token count), recovered by recursive decomposition with focused context — quantitative evidence for scheduling model predictions
- Ingest: Cybernetics of Cybernetics (ingest-report) - Primary second-order-cybernetics vocabulary for observer-inclusive boundaries, purposes, and observing systems
- Ingest: Dario Amodei — "We are near the end of the exponential" (ingest-report) - Anthropic CEO's capability-timeline predictions implicitly confirm oracle-strength thesis — verifiable domains (coding, math) get confident timelines while unverifiable domains (novel writing, science) get hedged ones
- Ingest: Darwin Gödel Machine: Open-Ended Evolution of Self-Improving Agents (ingest-report) - DGM declares its own departure from the proof-governed Gödel machine, but its mechanism is looser than a benchmark gate: viability alone admits a child to a monotonic archive, and score only weights reproduction
- Ingest: Defining Self-adaptive Systems: A Systematic Literature Review (ingest-report) - Petrovska, Erjiage, and Kugele's systematic review quantifies the definition gap in self-adaptive-systems research and identifies uncertainty and goal semantics as missing formal dimensions.
- Ingest: Design Theory in Information Systems (ingest-report) - Gregor's initial Type V account grounds design-and-action theory while separating prescriptive content from Commonplace's proposed operator condition
- Ingest: DiscoverPhysics: Benchmarking LLMs for Out-of-the-Box Scientific Thinking (ingest-report) - DiscoverPhysics authors 22 counterfactual physics worlds to defeat recall; agents that predict trajectories well still explain badly — a third target construction and an accuracy/explanation split
- Ingest: Do Agent Optimizers Compound? A Continual-Learning Evaluation on Terminal-Bench 2.0 (ingest-report) - Two-phase optimizer study exposes transfer and re-optimization failures, but its compounding claim lacks a fresh-start causal control and rests on a fixed Terminal-Bench decomposition.
- Ingest: Does Liking Yellow Imply Driving a School Bus? Semantic Leakage in Language Models (ingest-report) - Semantic leakage — undue prompt-to-generation association from unrelated context — measured by control/test Leak-Rate across 13 models; instruction-tuned models leak more
- Ingest: DoWhy: Addressing Challenges in Expressing and Validating Causal Assumptions (ingest-report) - DoWhy grounds the assumption boundary for causal reach assessment: causal estimates require declared assumptions and only partial validation
- Ingest: DreamCoder: growing interpretable knowledge with wake-sleep Bayesian program learning (ingest-report) - DreamCoder grows a symbolic library under a description-length gate; lands as the middle case between ungated and proof-gated self-improvement, and the formal-domain limit of mechanical abstraction
- Ingest: Effective harnesses for long-running agents (ingest-report) - Anthropic practitioner report separating context continuation from work continuation through persistent progress state, structured requirements, incremental commits, and end-to-end verification
- Ingest: Emergent Analogical Reasoning in Transformers (ingest-report) - Transformer analogy paper linking analogical transfer to relational-role alignment, with useful evidence for discovery, reach, and cognitive-analogy transfer methodology
- Ingest: Emerging Markdown Formats That Shape Coding Agent Behavior (ingest-report) - Practitioner taxonomy separating standing rules, task procedures, reviewed plans, domain context, and machine-local memory in agent-ready repositories
- Ingest: EsoLang-Bench (ingest-report) - Esoteric-language code benchmark arguing standard coding scores mostly measure pretraining fit, with interpreter feedback beating textual critique on OOD tasks
- Ingest: Ethics and Second-Order Cybernetics (ingest-report) - Observer participation and responsibility as ethical consequences of second-order cybernetics
- Ingest: Evaluating Long-Context Reasoning in LLM-Based WebAgents (ingest-report) - NeurIPS workshop study injects irrelevant prior tasks into web-agent contexts and observes soft degradation, loops, and objective loss, extending controlled distractor findings to multi-session agents
- Ingest: Every Good Regulator of a System Must Be a Model of That System (ingest-report) - Qualified good-regulator theorem vocabulary for models, goals, disturbances, and optimal regulation
- Ingest: Everything you need to know about LLM memory (ingest-report) - Rosebud Journal memory essay reframing LLM memory as a policy stack over raw/derived artifacts, retrieval timing, curation, and forgetting propagation
- Ingest: Evolution of the PDCA Cycle (ingest-report) - Historical evidence that PDCA/PDSA is the quality-engineering descendant of the conjecture-test learning loop
- Ingest: Evolving Self-Reference: Matter, Symbols, and Semantic Closure (ingest-report) - Semantic-closure vocabulary and limits for using matter-symbol complementarity as a cross-representational analogy
- Ingest: Externalization in LLM Agents (ingest-report) - Survey paper unifying LLM agent memory, skills, protocols, and harness engineering as externalized cognitive infrastructure rather than model-weight capability alone
- Ingest: FALSIFYBENCH: Evaluating Inductive Reasoning in LLMs with Rule Discovery Games (ingest-report) - Wason 2-4-6 benchmark over 12 LLMs; lands as first behavioural evidence that falsification-seeking discriminates hypothesis-formers, and a process-scored counter-case to the known-target critique
- Ingest: Foundation and History of the PDSA Cycle (ingest-report) - Moen's PDSA history as independent Deming-lineage corroboration that the KB's discovery-lifecycle learning core recurs outside philosophy of science
- Ingest: From Entropy to Epiplexity: Rethinking Information for Computationally Bounded Intelligence (ingest-report) - Epiplexity paper formalizing extractable structure for computationally bounded observers, useful for observer-relative information value and context-efficiency theory.
- Ingest: From Human Memory to AI Memory: A Survey on Memory Mechanisms in the Era of LLMs (ingest-report) - Ingest of the 3D-8Q LLM-memory survey: how object/form/time taxonomy fits our memory-axes and cognitive-analogy-skepticism notes
- Ingest: Frontis-MA1: Training an AI4AI Model toward Recursive Self-Improvement in MLE (ingest-report) - Frontis-MA1 couples execution-grounded operator training to fixed-controller evolutionary search, with large MLE gains but no revision of the improvement machinery
- Ingest: Gentle-Coding (repo: README + Proof-of-Concept + RESEARCH) (ingest-report) - Gentle-Coding argues low-stakes prompt framing plus an explicit fallback Safety-Token cuts loops, freezing, and latency; three-snapshot repo capture (README, PoC, RESEARCH bibliography).
- Ingest: Geometry of Knowledge Allows Extending Diversity Boundaries of Large Language Models (ingest-report) - Latent-conditioning framework raises LLM output diversity on NoveltyBench/AUT while authors admit a missing low-quality/OOD oracle — a clean positive instance of generate-cheap-verify-expensive at the embedding substrate.
- Ingest: GIANTS: Generative Insight Anticipation from Scientific Literature (ingest-report) - GIANTS backcasts scientific discovery into a two-parent insight prediction benchmark, showing RL gains under a manufactured soft similarity oracle
- Ingest: Graphiti: Temporal Knowledge Graph for AI Agents (ingest-report) - Graph-first agent memory with bi-temporal edge invalidation — the strongest counterexample to files-first architecture in the surveyed memory systems
- Ingest: Gödel Machines — Provably Optimal Self-Improvements (ingest-report) - Schmidhuber's Gödel machine — rewrite of any part of one's own code, proof searcher included, gated on a proof of higher axiomatized utility: the proof-governed case of reflective self-modification
- Ingest: Harness Engineering for Self-Improvement (ingest-report) - Harness self-improvement synthesis separates editable deployment machinery from the model, but its benchmark evidence remains bounded by fixed objectives, evaluators, and outer loops
- Ingest: Harness Engineering Is Cybernetics (ingest-report) - Conceptual thread framing harness engineering as cybernetic feedback-loop design: sensors, actuators, constraints, and externalized judgment.
- Ingest: Harness Engineering: Leveraging Codex in an Agent-First World (ingest-report) - Practitioner report on 1M LOC fully agent-generated codebase — harness engineering as constrain/inform/verify/correct, entropy management via background cleanup agents, error messages as dual-function constraining
- Ingest: Harness Handbook (ingest-report) - Source-validated behavior maps improve harness edit-site localization, while executed modification and self-evolution remain unevaluated.
- Ingest: Harness Updating Is Not Harness Benefit (ingest-report) - Primary cross-pairing evidence separates harness-edit production from artifact loading, faithful use, and downstream benefit, stopping short of compounding
- Ingest: How I built a self-improving software factory (ingest-report) - A practitioner account of Fluent, a software factory that turns observations into tested, reviewed, merged changes and reusable project expertise.
- Ingest: How Is LLM Reasoning Distracted by Irrelevant Context? (ingest-report) - GSM-DC isolates irrelevant-context effects and finds power-law error growth with distractor count, grounding soft context degradation while comparing training- and inference-time mitigations
- Ingest: How to Build an AI Second Brain With Claude and Obsidian That Gets Smarter Every Day (ingest-report) - Convenient Claude+Obsidian second-brain setup guide -- useful adoption packaging, with live-account connectors as the risk boundary
- Ingest: How to build your own agent harness??? (Mike Piccolo / iii) (ingest-report) - iii ships a production agent harness as independently-versioned workers on one bus behind a uniform trigger primitive, making harness layers hot-swappable
- Ingest: How to Recursively Improve Your Agents (ingest-report) - Agno practitioner loop mines specifications and usage traces into probes, then iteratively edits a live agent within a fixed, weakly evaluated outer method
- Ingest: How we built our knowledge base (ingest-report) - Cerebras practitioner report on an internal enterprise knowledge base: source-native ingestion, Slack/code retrieval, MCP tools, project scoping, and multi-consumer activation
- Ingest: Human Bottlenecks (ingest-report) - Borretti argues AI value has a human-side competence floor — knowledge, executive function, and intelligence are bottlenecks software cannot lift.
- Ingest: Human Routers of Machine Words (ingest-report) - Borretti polemic 'writing is thinking' — corroborating field evidence for reverse-compression and vibe-noting risks
- Ingest: Huxley-Gödel Machine (ingest-report) - ICLR 2026 HGM paper arguing immediate benchmark score is a weak parent-selection signal for self-improving coding agents; clade-metaproductivity better predicts productive lineages
- Ingest: HyperAgents (ingest-report) - HyperAgents paper provides cross-domain evidence for editable meta-agent transfer while leaving outer-loop machinery fixed and compounding unestablished
- Ingest: Improving AI Skills with autoresearch & evals-skills (ingest-report) - Three-take Auto Research field report where optimization only worked after manual error analysis, failure taxonomy design, and judge calibration across the Three Gulfs.
- Ingest: In Search of Lost Domain Generalization (ingest-report) - DomainBed shows tuned ERM matches specialized domain-generalization methods once model selection is declared, giving the reach-assessment cluster its first captured empirical counterweight
- Ingest: in-toto — Providing farm-to-table guarantees for bits and bytes (ingest-report) - Cryptographic whole-chain supply-chain verification (in-toto) as a cross-domain exemplar for the KB's verification-cost, lineage, and staleness theory
- Ingest: Infinite midwit (ingest-report) - Objective-vs-subjective intelligence essay arguing that AI's real bottleneck is taste and boringness judgment, not benchmarked competence
- Ingest: Intelligent AI Delegation (ingest-report) - Google DeepMind delegation framework centers verifiability, liability, trust, and 11 task axes in agent delegation; notable for accountability vacuum and liability firebreaks in long chains
- Ingest: Inter-language Reflection: A Conceptual Model and Its Implementation (ingest-report) - Mature model defining inter-language reflection as traditional reflection plus linguistic symbiosis through data and protocol mappings.
- Ingest: Interpolation, Extrapolation, Hyperpolation (ingest-report) - Toby Ord's hyperpolation paper gives a geometric vocabulary for off-subspace creativity, sharpening the KB's synthesis-oracle and discovery/reach notes.
- Ingest: Into the Unknown: Self-Learning Large Language Models (ingest-report) - Hallucination-driven self-learning LLM paper proposing Points in the Unknown, a self-question/search/train loop, and metrics for selecting models that can discover factual knowledge gaps
- Ingest: Ironies of Automation (Bainbridge 1983) (ingest-report) - Bainbridge 1983 — foundational precursor whose monitoring/deskilling ironies supply period evidence for the KB's automation-boundary and effort-relocation notes
- Ingest: Knowledge-Centric Self-Improvement (ingest-report) - Controlled knowledge-centric self-improvement protocol in which stateless agents curate a shared knowledge base through task forums, cross-task forums, and scoped distillation
- Ingest: Language model harnesses are compositional generalizers (ingest-report) - Empirical RLM evidence that harness-level context offloading and programmatic sub-calls can turn length and domain shifts into locally familiar model calls.
- Ingest: Language Models Don't Always Say What They Think (ingest-report) - Turpin et al. use controlled input biases to show chain-of-thought can rationalize changed answers while omitting the feature that caused the change
- Ingest: Language Models Need Sleep (ingest-report) - Sleep operationalizes offline consolidation as upward self-distillation into slower model weights plus RL-guided dreaming, separating scheduling posture from representational form
- Ingest: Language Models, Like Humans, Show Content Effects on Reasoning Tasks (ingest-report) - Empirical demonstration that LLMs mirror human content effects on reasoning (syllogisms, NLI, Wason) — content bias survives scaling and instruction tuning but chain-of-thought partially restores content-independent reasoning
- Ingest: Language Symbiosis through Symbiotic Reflection (ingest-report) - Related 2002 version restating symbiotic reflection and up/down transfer; useful for lineage but not independent support.
- Ingest: Large Language Model Agents Are Not Always Faithful Self-Evolvers (ingest-report) - Causal-intervention paper (v3, 13 backbones) showing self-evolving agents faithfully use raw trajectories but largely ignore condensed experience, making behavioral faithfulness the missing evaluation criterion for distilled memory
- Ingest: Lessons from Building AI Agents for Financial Services (ingest-report) - Production financial-agent report supports S3-first files with derived PostgreSQL, skill shadowing for customization, and 'model eats scaffolding,' with fiscal-period normalization as a calculator counterexample
- Ingest: Letta (MemGPT): Stateful Agents with Self-Managed Memory (ingest-report) - Agent memory platform where the LLM self-manages a three-tier memory hierarchy (core/recall/archival) using an OS analogy — the strongest existing exemplar of the agent-self-managed agency model, now evolving toward git-backed memory files
- Ingest: LLM Knowledge Bases (ingest-report) - Karpathy on agent-maintained research wikis in Obsidian — index files and brief summaries replacing fancy RAG at roughly 100-article scale
- Ingest: LLM Position Bias Benchmark (Swapped-Order Pairwise Judging) (ingest-report) - Swapped-order pairwise-judging benchmark showing that across 27 LLM judges the median model flips its underlying winner in 44.8% of decisive cases, with large model-dependent first-position lifts on sibling story-edit pairs
- Ingest: LLM Wiki (ingest-report) - Karpathy's long-form agent-maintained wiki manifesto — explicit raw/wiki/schema architecture plus index/log separation beyond his earlier X-post workflow sketch
- Ingest: Locating and Editing Factual Associations in GPT (ingest-report) - ROME localizes factual associations to mid-layer MLPs and edits them with a rank-one weight update — the nearest approach to our named explicit-retention falsifier, but it lacks scope-addressability
- Ingest: Maximum Effective Context Window (ingest-report) - Study across 11 frontier LLMs finds maximum effective context windows up to 99% below advertised limits, task-dependent, with hallucinations approaching 100% beyond the effective window
- Ingest: Mem0: Universal Memory Layer for AI Agents (ingest-report) - Mem0's two-phase add pipeline (extract facts + LLM-judged CRUD reconciliation) is the purest production example of automated accretion-without-synthesis — now contextualized by the comparative review
- Ingest: Memento-Skills: Let Agents Design Agents (ingest-report) - Memento-Skills supplies empirical evidence for frozen-LLM deploy-time learning through routed, rewritten executable skill memory, with transfer bounded by domain alignment
- Ingest: Memory Intelligence Agent (ingest-report) - MIA mixed-substrate deep-research agent memory paper — search trajectories become both workflow memory and Planner weight updates during test-time learning
- Ingest: Memory Scaling for AI Agents (ingest-report) - Databricks memory-scaling experiments showing enterprise agent gains from external memory only when retrieval, distillation, and governance scale with the store
- Ingest: Mesa Optimizers and Language Recursion (ingest-report) - Speculative essay arguing mesa optimizers may emerge suddenly because language recursion and learned search both compress many cases into reusable generative rules.
- Ingest: Meta-Harness: End-to-End Optimization of Model Harnesses (ingest-report) - Controlled ablation showing raw execution traces (10 MTok/iter) outperform summaries by 10+ points in automated harness search — first empirical evidence for diagnostic richness as binding constraint
- Ingest: Minimum Viable Ontology / Domain Maps (ingest-report) - Tweet thread proposing "minimum viable ontology" — the smallest term list to orient a newcomer in a domain — with a vibecoded prototype (domainmaps.co) and pedagogical framing via "conceptual thresholds"
- Ingest: Multi-Agent Memory from a Computer Architecture Perspective (ingest-report) - Computer-architecture analogy for multi-agent memory — shared/distributed paradigms, three-layer hierarchy, consistency protocols as the critical unsolved problem
- Ingest: Natural-Language Agent Harnesses (ingest-report) - NLAH paper externalizes agent control logic as portable natural-language artifacts — key empirical finding: explicit structure helps only when it tightens alignment with evaluator acceptance criteria, not by adding process layers
- Ingest: Nested Learning (ingest-report) - Nested Learning recasts architectures and optimizers as nested associative memories, but Hope's broad gains vary local components within a fixed weight-only decomposition
- Ingest: Novel Memory Forgetting Techniques for Autonomous AI Agents (ingest-report) - Formula-based adaptive forgetting with constrained optimization for agent memory — the inspectable alternative to RL-trained memory policy, with empirical evidence that uncontrolled accumulation causes false memory propagation
- Ingest: On Doctors, Mechanics and Computer Specialists — Where are the Problems with Credence Goods? (ingest-report) - Credence-goods microeconomics paper — evidence and refinement for the verification-boundary claim, adding liability as an institutional substitute for verifiability
- Ingest: On Learning How to Learn Learning Strategies (ingest-report) - Schmidhuber's reward-gated self-modification report as historical evidence for oracle-dependent behavior learning and reversible promotion
- Ingest: On the "Induction Bias" in Sequence Models (ingest-report) - 190k-run empirical study showing transformers need orders-of-magnitude more data than RNNs for state tracking due to absence of step-by-step induction bias; introduces sharing factor kappa quantifying cross-length mechanism reuse
- Ingest: Online Convex Programming and Generalized Infinitesimal Gradient Ascent (ingest-report) - Zinkevich's online convex-programming regret bounds provide a technical basis for direct, gateless evidence-responsive updates and their assumptions.
- Ingest: Open continual learning that you fully control (ingest-report) - A short X design sketch that turns organizational expertise into evals, environments, agent behavior, and trace-driven continual improvement
- Ingest: OpenClaw-RL: Train Any Agent Simply by Talking (ingest-report) - Deployment-time RL uses user replies, tool output, terminal feedback, and GUI state as next-state signals, collapsing training and deployment while challenging Commonplace's three-timescale model
- Ingest: Orchestrate subagents at scale with dynamic workflows (ingest-report) - Claude Code dynamic-workflows docs — the saveable, script-authored counterpoint to RLM's ephemeral orchestrators; evidence for the orchestration/run-state persistence cluster
- Ingest: Palantir Ontology vs Decision Traces (ingest-report) - Jaya Gupta frames Palantir-style top-down ontology and workflow-first decision traces as two ways to build LLM-facing world models
- Ingest: Post by @deepfates — LLM "memory" as context stuffing (ingest-report) - Deepfates argues LLM "memory" is just context-stuffing that creates false salience (Chekov's gun), advocates agentic context-building, but concludes weight updates are necessary — directly contradicts this KB's durability-not-weights position
- Ingest: Post by @koylanai (ingest-report) - Argues that pairwise judging plus round-robin win rates is a better evaluation primitive than absolute scoring for open-ended LLM tasks with no hard ground truth
- Ingest: Professional Software Developers Don't Vibe, They Control (ingest-report) - Empirical study (N=112) finding experienced developers control AI agents through SE practices, not vibe coding -- grounds constraining, underspecification, and programming-practices-transfer arguments
- Ingest: Prompt Stability in Code LLMs (ingest-report) - Code-LLM study finds performance and prompt stability are distinct, smaller models may be steadier, and emotional/personality variants expose confidence miscalibration missed by standard benchmarks
- Ingest: PROV-Overview — An Overview of the PROV Family of Documents (ingest-report) - W3C PROV family roadmap — the canonical standard for 'full provenance' that the KB's lineage concept deliberately trims down from
- Ingest: Psychology already solved AI memory — identity isn't stored, it's constructed (ingest-report) - Thread proposing five psychology principles (Conway, Damasio, Bruner, Klein & Nichols) for AI memory as identity construction — directly engages the KB's open question about whether cognitive science analogies are decorative or mechanistic
- Ingest: Reading Between the Dots: Decoding Hidden Computation across Filler Tokens (ingest-report) - Filler-token study as evidence that monitorability depends on the observation surface and that hidden process traces can diagnose failures
- Ingest: Recursive Language Models - what finally gave me the 'aha' moment (ingest-report) - Practitioner comparison of direct generation, RAG, ReAct, CodeAct, subagents, and RLM gives concrete evidence for REPL substrate, symbolic variable return, and scaffold-level truncation
- Ingest: Reflection and Semantics in Lisp (ingest-report) - Foundational procedural-reflection vocabulary: embedded self-theory, two-way causal connection, reflective vantage point, and explicit-versus-absorbed processor state
- Ingest: Researchers Asked LLMs for Strategic Advice. They Got "Trendslop" in Return. (ingest-report) - HBR trendslop article: LLM strategy advice follows fashionable management discourse despite prompt and context variation.
- Ingest: Scaling Managed Agents: Decoupling the brain from the hands (ingest-report) - Anthropic Managed Agents report showing brain/hand/session interface decomposition, durable session logs, and stale harness assumptions as model capability changes
- Ingest: Second-Order Cybernetics: An Historical Introduction (ingest-report) - Historical placement of observed versus observing systems and the observer's epistemological inclusion
- Ingest: Self-Harness: Harnesses That Improve Themselves (ingest-report) - Same-model harness optimization improves three Terminal-Bench agents through structured failure mining and regression-gated local edits, within a tightly fixed outer method
- Ingest: Self-Improving AI Coding Agents Through Accumulated Behavioral Rules (ingest-report) - Production evidence for review-derived coding-agent rules, bounded by an instance-to-rule oracle gap and an uncontrolled, fixed-architecture deployment.
- Ingest: Self-Improving Algorithms (ingest-report) - Ailon et al. learn a product input distribution, then retain data structures that reach entropy-optimal limiting performance
- Ingest: Self-Revising Discovery Systems for Science (ingest-report) - Category-theoretic discovery framework: typed-artifact copresheaves, retrieval/search/discovery typology, and MDL/AIC gates
- Ingest: Self-training Large Language Models through Knowledge Detection (ingest-report) - EMNLP paper turning unknown-detection scores into filtered DPO preference data, with selective self-training reducing hallucination and limiting forgetting on Wikipedia QA
- Ingest: Skill Synthesis — Materializing Knowledge as Skills (ingest-report) - Sentry co-founder's practitioner report on synthesizing Claude Code skills from domain-specific source material (commit history, security patches, OWASP docs) — found 8 real IDORs missed by professional pen testing
- Ingest: SkillRL: Evolving Agents via Recursive Skill-Augmented Reinforcement Learning (ingest-report) - SkillRL paper showing trajectory-distilled skill banks co-evolving with GRPO-trained agent policy, bridging readable skill artifacts and weight-based learning
- Ingest: Slate: Moving Beyond ReAct and RLM (ingest-report) - Practitioner architecture uses bounded worker threads that return compressed episodes to an orchestrator, converging on Commonplace's bounded-context model for memory, coherence, and decomposition
- Ingest: Software Engineering of Self-Adaptive Systems: An Organised Tour and Future Challenges (ingest-report) - Weyns's six-wave engineering perspective supplies a bounded self-adaptation vocabulary and a warning that MAPE-K is an engineering reference model, not a membership definition.
- Ingest: Solving a Million-Step LLM Task with Zero Errors (ingest-report) - MAKER achieves zero errors over one million LLM steps via maximal decomposition into single-step microagents with first-to-ahead-by-k voting and red-flagging — proves O(s ln s) cost scaling when hard per-step oracles exist
- Ingest: Spacebot: AI Agent for Teams and Communities (ingest-report) - Spacebot README ingest covering process-typed concurrent agent runtime architecture, branch scoping, cortex supervision, and typed unified memory
- Ingest: Structured Test-Time Scaling: From Multi-Agent Systems to General Inference Architectures (ingest-report) - Formal result connects topology compression, scope isolation, and verification as a causal chain enabling hierarchical multi-agent systems to avoid exponential error accumulation
- Ingest: SuperARC — Can Complexity and Uncomputability Explain Intelligence? (ingest-report) - Ingest of SuperARC — AIT-grounded benchmark where frontier LLMs score phi ~0.03 while neuro-symbolic CTM/BDM achieves 1.000 on recursive compression; newer models regress; print-statement-only outputs demonstrate zero algorithmic abstraction
- Ingest: Symbiotic Reflection between an Object-Oriented and a Logic Programming Language (ingest-report) - Primary precursor defining symbiotic reflection, mutual cross-language reasoning and action, and upping/downing entity transfer.
- Ingest: Symbolic Learning Enables Self-Evolving Agents (ingest-report) - Early whole-harness optimizer treats prompts, tools, and pipeline topology as jointly learnable language-mediated artifacts, with cross-node credit assignment and same-oracle rollback
- Ingest: The "Mismanaged Geniuses" Hypothesis (ingest-report) - Hypothesis that current frontier LMs are bottlenecked by learned decomposition/scaffold policy rather than base capability, using RLMs and orchestrator-subagent systems as evidence
- Ingest: The Agent Loop Architecture (ingest-report) - Inngest practitioner framing of durable agent loops as loop + skill + orchestrator, useful for the run-state and skill-persistence boundary
- Ingest: The Anatomy of a Design Theory (ingest-report) - Gregor and Jones's six-core/two-additional anatomy separates design-theory content from implementation agents and physical instantiations
- Ingest: The Anatomy of an Agent Harness (ingest-report) - Practitioner taxonomy deriving harness components (filesystem, bash, sandboxes, memory, context management, long-horizon execution) from model limitations — provides the component anatomy that bridges Lopopolo's practice and the cybernetics framing
- Ingest: The Best Model Routing is Task Specific (ingest-report) - Jerry Liu on task-specific model routing: generic gateways handle provider routing, but workflow-specific routers earn cost and accuracy gains from private evals and input taxonomies
- Ingest: The Bitter Lesson (ingest-report) - Wikipedia-contextualized capture of Sutton's Bitter Lesson, useful for scaling arguments and caveats about general methods versus hand-coded knowledge.
- Ingest: The Bug That Shipped (ingest-report) - 3,700-trial practitioner evidence that coding models can diagnose deployment failures when explicitly probed but rarely surface them in undirected self-review
- Ingest: The File System Is the New Database: How I Built a Personal OS for AI Agents (ingest-report) - Practitioner report on a file-based personal OS for AI agents, useful as self-reported evidence for filesystem-first context engineering.
- Ingest: The Flawed Ephemeral Software Hypothesis (ingest-report) - Essay distinguishing vibe coding from true software ephemerality, arguing that state, integration, interface stability, and auditability keep important systems anchored to durable artifact stacks.
- Ingest: The Geometry of Forgetting (ingest-report) - Embedding-memory paper arguing that interference and low effective dimensionality, not time decay, drive forgetting and false recall in similarity retrieval.
- Ingest: The GitHub for Context Doesn't Exist Yet (ingest-report) - Prukalpa on shared organizational context outliving agent-stack churn, with production failures motivating lineage, semantic impact review, controlled trace learning, security, and portability
- Ingest: The Log Is the Agent (ingest-report) - Omnara essay arguing an agent IS its durable append-only event log; log ownership = agent ownership
- Ingest: The Nature of Theory in Information Systems (ingest-report) - Gregor's mature taxonomy defines design-and-action theory by prescriptive purpose and exposes actionability as a separate theory-actor-context relation
- Ingest: The No Free Lunch Theorem (ingest-report) - No Free Lunch explainer grounding codification as an unavoidable inductive-bias bet: strategies win only when their assumptions match the problem distribution.
- Ingest: The Optimal Choice of Hypothesis Is the Weakest, Not the Shortest (ingest-report) - Bennett's extension-size alternative to minimum description length, bounded by its uniform task prior and fixed representational decomposition
- Ingest: The Physics of Symbols: Bridging the Epistemic Cut (ingest-report) - Epistemic-cut vocabulary for symbolic constraints, material dynamics, and the limits of prose/code analogies
- Ingest: The Price of Meaning: Why Every Semantic Memory System Forgets (ingest-report) - Formal no-escape theorem for semantic memory interference, with exact-record and symbolic-verifier escape clauses that sharpen retrieval-vs-verification tradeoffs.
- Ingest: The Risks of Invariant Risk Minimization (ingest-report) - Formal bound on the causal route to reach-assessment: IRM recovers the invariant predictor only under narrow conditions, and admits solutions that look invariant on training and revert to ERM at test
- Ingest: The Second Brain Trap (ingest-report) - PlugLab AI founder reframes "second brain" failure as stored knowledge that never activates in context, then proposes trigger-rich graph structure as the fix
- Ingest: The Self-Healing Agent Harness (ingest-report) - Practitioner report where live agent-response graders feed tickets, auto-fixes, re-grading, and rollout gates instead of sitting as offline eval dashboards
- Ingest: The Spec Is the New Code — A Guide to Spec Driven Development (ingest-report) - MercadoLibre engineering lead's practitioner guide to Spec Driven Development — the spec/plan/task/implement cascade as methodology for eliminating agent ambiguity, with ecosystem convergence evidence and maturity-level progression
- Ingest: The Vision of Autonomic Computing (ingest-report) - Kephart & Chess 2003, origin of MAPE-K and the four self-* properties; the primary source behind the KB's reference-model-not-definition reading of self-adaptive loops.
- Ingest: The What & When of Self-Evolving Agents (ingest-report) - 3×3 framework mapping self-evolving-agent updates across external files, harnesses, and model weights over task, session, and population horizons
- Ingest: The Y-Combinator for LLMs (ingest-report) - λ-RLM preprint replacing open-ended RLM REPL code with typed combinators, formal bounds, and long-context benchmark evidence
- Ingest: Thread by @frgx (ingest-report) - Figma's practitioner account of turning security precedents into a trusted, tested policy artifact that drives agent review, repo auditing, and secure code generation.
- Ingest: Thread by @LechMazur (ingest-report) - Lech Mazur's public benchmark announcement compressing the headline position-bias result, the GPT-5.4 callout, and the operational motivation from everyday comparison prompts
- Ingest: ToolGate: Contract-Grounded and Verified Tool Execution for LLMs (ingest-report) - ToolGate makes tool-state mutation transactional through typed symbolic state, pre-execution admissibility checks, and post-execution result verification
- Ingest: Toulmin Argument (ingest-report) - Pedagogical treatment of Toulmin's six-part argument model — canonical source for the structured-claim type's Evidence/Reasoning/Caveats sections
- Ingest: Towards a Science of AI Agent Reliability (ingest-report) - Reliability framework paper arguing mean task success is inadequate for agents, replacing it with consistency, robustness, predictability, and safety.
- Ingest: Towards a Science of Scaling Agent Systems (ingest-report) - Controlled multi-agent scaling paper showing coordination gains depend on task decomposability, verification, and context overhead rather than agent count.
- Ingest: Towards Automating Eval Engineering (ingest-report) - Eval Engineering Skill announcement describing trace mining, user-guided task design, Harbor environments, verifier inspection, and iterative agent improvement
- Ingest: Towards Automating Scientific Review with Google's Paper Assistant Tool (ingest-report) - Google PAT paper as evidence for verifiable-subrole review automation: segmenting manuscripts, scaling inference, and keeping humans accountable for final review authority.
- Ingest: Towards Causal Representation Learning (ingest-report) - Causal representation learning grounds the claim that causal models support intervention, counterfactual, and reusable-mechanism generalization
- Ingest: Towards Faithfully Interpretable NLP Systems (ingest-report) - Jacovi and Goldberg separate faithfulness from plausibility, expose the assumptions behind common explanation tests, and argue for graded rather than binary faithfulness
- Ingest: Towards Linguistic Symbiosis of an Object-Oriented and a Logic Programming Language (ingest-report) - Implementation evidence that linguistic symbiosis across logic and object-oriented paradigms requires explicit syntactic and semantic mappings.
- Ingest: tracecraft (ingest-report) - S3-backed CLI coordination tool for multi-agent systems — exemplifies coordination-without-guarantees and the files-over-database bet applied to inter-agent state rather than knowledge storage
- Ingest: Trajectory-Informed Memory Generation for Self-Improving Agent Systems (ingest-report) - IBM pipeline extracts strategy, recovery, and optimization tips from trajectories for runtime retrieval; subtask granularity yields +14.3-point AppWorld gains under a narrow task-completion oracle
- Ingest: Transformers Learn In-Context by Gradient Descent (ingest-report) - Mechanistic ICML paper showing in-context regression can be implemented as gradient descent inside Transformer forward passes, sharpening the internal half of the KB's in-context-learning theory
- Ingest: Verbalizable Representations Form a Global Workspace in Language Models (ingest-report) - Anthropic J-space paper as evidence for probeable parametric state, activation-vs-presence, and externalized reasoning as internal-workspace relief
- Ingest: We Should Take Text Optimization More Seriously (ingest-report) - Manifesto arguing text optimization is a legitimate, sample-efficient update mechanism enabling update-time compute — upstream restatement of the KB continual-learning cluster
- Ingest: What is an Agent Harness (ingest-report) - Arize taxonomy separates nine harness components and adds permission/safety plus lifecycle hooks as first-class primitives, a fifth independent convergence on the harness decomposition
- Ingest: What spec-driven development gets wrong (ingest-report) - Augment's argument that spec-driven development fails unless agents co-maintain the spec — bidirectional spec as a mechanism for matching maintenance throughput to generation throughput
- Ingest: What Survives in Multi-Agent Systems (ingest-report) - Applied bitter-lesson analysis predicting which multi-agent patterns survive stronger models — argues filesystem, forking, and spawning are structural while fixed orchestration is a vision feature
- Ingest: When code is free, research is all that matters (ingest-report) - Investor/researcher argument that oracle availability (not capability) determines automation boundary for cognitive work — research taste is unautomatable because problem selection has no ground truth
- Ingest: Where It Lives Is Not What It Is (architectural vocabulary for retained adaptation) (ingest-report) - External paper derived from Commonplace's four-field artifact analysis; the ingest tracks paper-from-notes lineage, adds sovereignty-risk refinements, and may become a citable authority after acceptance
- Ingest: Where It Lives Is Not What It Is (June 2026 version) (ingest-report) - Updated self-authored ASISAS position paper adding 141-system corpus evidence to the four-field retained-artifact vocabulary.
- Ingest: Why AI systems don't learn and what to do about it (ingest-report) - Position paper arguing current AI externalizes learning into human-run MLOps and proposing an A-B-M architecture where meta-control arbitrates observation and action learning for lifelong adaptation.
- Ingest: Why Software Factories Fail (ingest-report) - Dex Horthy's failed lights-off software-factory case supports the verification boundary and challenges agent-only maintainability review
- Ingest: Why Software Factories Fail: Benchmarking the new frontier (ingest-report) - Dex Horthy's SlopCodeBench run turns long-horizon code maintenance into a delayed benchmark signal while showing why deterministic proxies do not yet warrant lights-off autonomy
- Ingest: Why Software Factories Fail: Turning the lights back on (ingest-report) - Dex Horthy's staged human-review workflow moves maintainability judgment upstream and limits unchecked agent work with vertical slices
- Ingest: Your Old Agent Architecture Is Dead… Meet Its Replacement (ingest-report) - A strong architectural argument for recursive code–inference execution, plan-as-program workflows, and compiling natural-language guardrails into typed deterministic middleware.
- Intelligent AI Delegation (snapshot) - Google DeepMind framework for intelligent AI delegation — proposes adaptive protocols covering task decomposition, multi-objective optimization, trust/reputation, verifiable completion, and security for human-AI and AI-AI delegation networks, with explicit analysis of how MCP, A2A, AP2, and UCP map onto these requirements.
- Inter-language Reflection: A Conceptual Model and Its Implementation (snapshot) - Mature conceptual model of inter-language reflection through causal connection, data mappings, protocol mappings, and reflective access across languages.
- Interpolation, Extrapolation, Hyperpolation: Generalising into new dimensions (snapshot) - Toby Ord's hyperpolation proposal - a third generalisation mode for reasoning outside the data subspace, linked to creativity and AI limits
- Into the Unknown: Self-Learning Large Language Models (snapshot) - Self-learning LLM paper proposing Points in the Unknown, hallucination-based unknown detection, self-questioning/search/training loop, and self-learning capability metrics
- Knowledge-Centric Self-Improvement (snapshot) - Controlled case studies of knowledge-centric self-improvement, where generic disposable agents curate a persistent shared knowledge base that transfers across tasks and LLM families.
- Lab Leaks, Black Holes, and Eggs: Epistemic Case Study Competition (snapshot) - Future of Life Foundation competition brief for AI-assisted epistemic investigations and compounding knowledge bases, including its ingestion, structure, assessment, and personal-use implications.
- Language model harnesses are compositional generalizers (snapshot) - Zhang and Khattab's empirical argument that context offloading and programmatic sub-calls let RLM harnesses generalize across task length and domain by keeping root-model observations locally in-distribution.
- Language Models Don't Always Say What They Think: Unfaithful Explanations in Chain-of-Thought (snapshot) - Controlled biasing experiments show chain-of-thought can rationalize answers while omitting the input feature that causally shifted them
- Language Models Need Sleep: Learning to Self-Modify and Consolidate Memories (snapshot) - Sleep-paradigm paper on upward self-distillation into growing low-frequency memory blocks and RL-guided dreaming for continual language-model learning
- Language Models, Like Humans, Show Content Effects on Reasoning Tasks (snapshot)
- Language Symbiosis through Symbiotic Reflection (snapshot) - Related 2002 version of symbiotic reflection across logic and object-oriented languages, with mutual reasoning, modification, and automatic up/down entity transfer.
- Large Language Model Agents Are Not Always Faithful Self-Evolvers (snapshot) - Causal-intervention paper showing self-evolving agents rely on raw trajectories more faithfully than condensed experience, exposing a compression-faithfulness gap across frameworks, models, and environments
- Lessons from Building AI Agents for Financial Services (snapshot)
- Letta (MemGPT): Stateful Agents with Self-Managed Memory
- LLM Wiki (snapshot) - Karpathy's idea file for agent-maintained personal wikis, centered on a persistent markdown layer between raw sources and query-time chat
- Locating and Editing Factual Associations in GPT (snapshot) - ROME paper — factual associations in GPT localize to mid-layer feed-forward modules and can be directly edited via rank-one weight updates, evidence that factual knowledge is stored as identifiable, editable computation rather than diffuse distributed representation.
- Mem0: Universal Memory Layer for AI Agents (snapshot)
- Memento-Skills: Let Agents Design Agents (snapshot) - Memento-Skills continually learns without weight updates by routing, rewriting, and expanding persistent structured-Markdown skills.
- Memory Intelligence Agent (snapshot) - MIA paper on converting deep-research search trajectories into workflow memory and Planner test-time training
- Memory Scaling for AI Agents (snapshot) - Databricks AI Research argument and experiments for external-memory scaling as a third agent improvement axis alongside model and inference scaling
- Mesa Optimizers and Language Recursion (snapshot) - Speculative blog post connecting mesa optimizers to language recursion by treating both as compressed generative rules that can appear as sudden capability jumps.
- Meta V-JEPA 2 action-conditioned world model (source-review) - Meta's V-JEPA 2 article and paper page ground action-conditioned world models as predictors for planning in new physical environments
- Meta V-JEPA world-model framing (source-review) - Meta's V-JEPA article frames LeCun's JEPA line as latent predictive world modeling for generalized reasoning and planning
- Meta-Harness: End-to-End Optimization of Model Harnesses (snapshot) - Stanford/MIT paper proposing Meta-Harness, an outer-loop system that uses a coding agent with full filesystem access to prior code and execution traces to automatically search over and optimize LLM harnesses — outperforming hand-engineered baselines on text classification and TerminalBench-2.
- Multi-Agent Memory from a Computer Architecture Perspective: Visions and Challenges Ahead (snapshot) - Position paper reframing multi-agent memory management through a computer architecture lens — proposes shared vs. distributed memory paradigms, a three-layer hierarchy (I/O, cache, memory), and identifies memory consistency as the most urgent unresolved challenge for scalable multi-agent systems.
- Natural-Language Agent Harnesses (snapshot) - Proposes externalizing agent control logic (contracts, roles, stages, failure taxonomy) as portable natural-language artifacts (NLAHs) with an Intelligent Harness Runtime, evaluated on SWE-bench and OSWorld — key finding: explicit structure helps only when it tightens alignment with evaluator acceptance criteria.
- Nested Learning: The Illusion of Deep Learning Architecture (snapshot) - Nested Learning paper recasting architectures and optimizers as multi-level associative memories, with Hope experiments spanning continual learning and long-context reasoning
- Novel Memory Forgetting Techniques for Autonomous AI Agents: Balancing Relevance and Efficiency (snapshot) - Adaptive budgeted forgetting framework for long-horizon conversational agents — relevance scoring (recency, frequency, semantic alignment) plus constrained optimization to prune memory while reducing false memory propagation.
- On Doctors, Mechanics and Computer Specialists Or Where are the Problems with Credence Goods? (snapshot) - Unifying game-theoretic model of credence goods showing that most conflicting results in the literature (Darby-Karni, Pitchik-Schotter, Wolinsky, Emons, Taylor) reduce to relaxing one of three conditions (homogeneous consumers, verifiability-or-liability, commitment) that otherwise yield a costless efficient market.
- On Learning How to Learn Learning Strategies (snapshot) - Schmidhuber's 1995 technical report introducing incremental self-improvement through reward-gated self-modification of learning strategies
- On the "Induction Bias" in Sequence Models (snapshot)
- On the Criteria To Be Used in Decomposing Systems into Modules (snapshot) - Two working modularizations of the same KWIC index program, indistinguishable by running them, distinguished only by whether module boundaries hide the design decisions likely to change — the information-hiding criterion.
- Online Convex Programming and Generalized Infinitesimal Gradient Ascent (snapshot) - Carnegie Mellon technical report introducing online convex programming, regret guarantees, and generalized infinitesimal gradient ascent (GIGA).
- OpenClaw-RL: Train Any Agent Simply by Talking (snapshot) - Framework that converts live next-state signals (user replies, tool outputs, terminal feedback, GUI state) into RL rewards and token-level supervision, enabling a single policy to personalize and improve on agentic tasks simultaneously.
- Orchestrate subagents at scale with dynamic workflows (snapshot) - Claude Code's dynamic workflows feature docs — JavaScript scripts that orchestrate up to 1,000 subagents per run, covering when to use them, how to write/save/manage them, and how they compare to subagents and agent teams.
- Post by @deepfates (snapshot)
- Post by @JayaGup10 (snapshot)
- Post by @karpathy (snapshot)
- Post by @koylanai (snapshot)
- Post by @Vtrivedy10 (snapshot)
- Professional Software Developers Don't Vibe, They Control: AI Agent Use for Coding in 2025 (snapshot)
- Prompt Stability in Code LLMs (snapshot)
- PROV-Overview: An Overview of the PROV Family of Documents (snapshot) - W3C roadmap document to the PROV family of specifications for representing and interchanging provenance information on the web.
- Psychology already solved AI memory — identity isn't stored, it's constructed (snapshot) - Thread arguing AI memory should adopt psychology's model of identity construction through autobiographical memory, citing Conway, Damasio, Bruner, and Klein & Nichols
- Reading Between the Dots: Decoding Hidden Computation across Filler Tokens (snapshot) - Mechanistic study showing frontier open-weight models perform causally decodable computation across content-free filler tokens despite having no readable chain of thought
- Recursive Language Models - what finally gave me the 'aha' moment (snapshot)
- Reflection and Semantics in Lisp (snapshot) - Brian Cantwell Smith's foundational procedural-reflection account: embedded self-theory, bidirectional causal connection, vantage point, and 3-Lisp's reflective tower
- Researchers Asked LLMs for Strategic Advice. They Got “Trendslop” in Return. (snapshot) - HBR article naming strategy trendslop: LLMs favor fashionable management options even when prompts and business context change.
- Scaling Managed Agents: Decoupling the brain from the hands (snapshot) - Anthropic's Managed Agents architecture argues for stable brain, hand, and session interfaces that outlast changing agent harness implementations.
- Second-order cybernetics: an historical introduction (snapshot) - Scott's historical reconstruction of second-order cybernetics as the study of observing systems
- Self-Harness: Harnesses That Improve Themselves (snapshot) - Self-improvement loop that mines model-specific trace failures, proposes bounded harness edits, and regression-gates them on Terminal-Bench
- Self-Improving AI Coding Agents Through Accumulated Behavioral Rules: A Closed-Loop Framework (snapshot) - Production case study of converting accepted code-review feedback into persistent, version-controlled behavioral rules shared across coding-agent interfaces.
- Self-Improving Algorithms (snapshot) - Ailon et al.'s self-improving algorithms that learn an unknown product input distribution and converge to entropy-optimal sorting and Delaunay-triangulation performance
- Self-Revising Discovery Systems for Science (snapshot) - Category-theoretic framework for agentic scientific discovery systems that models artifact states as copresheaves and distinguishes retrieval, search, and discovery as structurally different operations — grounded in a materials-science case study.
- Self-training Large Language Models through Knowledge Detection (snapshot) - EMNLP 2024 paper on self-training LLMs by filtering DPO preference data to unknown samples using reference-free contradiction scores
- Skill Synthesis: Materializing Knowledge as Skills (snapshot)
- SkillOpt: Executive Strategy for Self-Evolving Agent Skills (snapshot) - SkillOpt paper treating agent skill documents as trainable external state with bounded text edits, validation gates, rejected-edit buffers, and slow/meta updates
- SkillRL: Evolving Agents via Recursive Skill-Augmented Reinforcement Learning (snapshot) - SkillRL paper on distilling successful and failed agent trajectories into a hierarchical skill bank co-evolved with GRPO policy training
- Software Engineering of Self-Adaptive Systems: An Organised Tour and Future Challenges (snapshot) - Full-text capture of Weyns's six-wave engineering perspective on self-adaptive systems, including its conceptual model and future challenges.
- Solving a Million-Step LLM Task with Zero Errors (snapshot)
- Spacebot: AI Agent for Teams and Communities (snapshot)
- Structured Test-Time Scaling: From Multi-Agent Systems to General Inference Architectures (snapshot) - Unified theoretical framework explaining how three structural mechanisms (topology compression, scope isolation, verification) enable hierarchical multi-agent systems to bypass exponential error accumulation in test-time scaling.
- SuperARC: Recursive Compression Benchmark (snapshot) - Introduces SuperARC, an AIT-grounded benchmark showing frontier LLMs score near zero on recursive compression tasks and newer versions often regress, while neuro-symbolic CTM/BDM methods achieve perfect scores — evidence that statistical pattern matching differs fundamentally from algorithmic abstraction.
- Symbiotic Reflection between an Object-Oriented and a Logic Programming Language (snapshot) - Early formulation of symbiotic reflection across logic and object-oriented languages, including the upping/downing schema for entity transfer.
- Symbolic Learning Enables Self-Evolving Agents (snapshot) - Agent symbolic learning treats prompts, tools, and their composition as jointly optimizable language-based weights in a self-evolving agent network.
- The "Mismanaged Geniuses" Hypothesis (snapshot)
- The Agent Loop Architecture (snapshot)
- The Anatomy of an Agent Harness (snapshot)
- The Best Model Routing is Task Specific (snapshot)
- The Bitter Lesson (snapshot)
- The Bitter Lesson (Sutton, 2019) — original essay (snapshot)
- The Bug That Shipped (snapshot)
- The File System Is the New Database: How I Built a Personal OS for AI Agents (snapshot)
- The Flawed Ephemeral Software Hypothesis (snapshot) - Essay arguing AI makes software more malleable, not ephemeral, because validation, state, interface stability, and auditability remain the load-bearing bottlenecks.
- The Geometry of Forgetting (snapshot) - Embedding-space account of human-like forgetting and false memory — interference, low effective dimensionality, and semantic clustering reproduce classic memory effects.
- The GitHub for Context Doesn’t Exist Yet (snapshot)
- The Log Is the Agent (snapshot)
- The No Free Lunch Theorem: Why No Learning Algorithm Is Universally Best (snapshot) - Bruce Nielson's No Free Lunch explainer connecting inductive bias, optimization, neural-network smoothness assumptions, and Popperian fallibility
- The Optimal Choice of Hypothesis Is the Weakest, Not the Shortest (snapshot) - Formal and experimental argument that extension size, rather than description length, predicts generalisation under a uniform task prior
- The Physics of Symbols: Bridging the Epistemic Cut (snapshot) - Pattee's rate-independent symbol and rate-dependent dynamics account of the epistemic cut
- The Price of Meaning: Why Every Semantic Memory System Forgets (snapshot) - Formal no-escape theorem paper arguing semantic memory systems face interference-driven forgetting and false recall under finite effective dimensionality.
- The Risks of Invariant Risk Minimization (snapshot) - First formal analysis of the IRM objective — shows it can fail catastrophically unless test data are sufficiently similar to training data, and offers no gain over ERM in non-linear regimes
- The Second Brain Trap (snapshot) - PlugLab AI article arguing that second-brain systems fail when stored notes never activate in working context
- The Self-Healing Agent Harness (snapshot)
- The Spec Is the New Code. A Guide to Spec Driven Development (snapshot)
- The What & When of Self-Evolving Agents (snapshot) - A 3×3 framework classifying self-evolving agents by update substrate—external files, agent harness, or model weights—and persistence horizon.
- The Y-Combinator for LLMs: Solving Long-Context Rot with λ-Calculus (snapshot) - λ-RLM paper replacing open-ended recursive LLM control code with typed λ-calculus combinators for bounded long-context reasoning.
- Thread by @frgx (snapshot)
- Thread by @LechMazur (snapshot)
- Thread by @melodyskim (snapshot)
- ToolGate: Contract-Grounded and Verified Tool Execution for LLMs (snapshot) - Contract-grounded tool execution gates invocation and state updates with typed symbolic state plus Hoare-style preconditions and postconditions.
- Toulmin Argument (snapshot)
- Towards a Science of AI Agent Reliability (snapshot)
- Towards a Science of Scaling Agent Systems (snapshot)
- Towards Automating Eval Engineering (snapshot)
- Towards Automating Scientific Review with Google's Paper Assistant Tool (snapshot) - Google Paper Assistant Tool paper on inference-scaled AI review, STOC/ICML author pilots, and roles for AI automation in peer review.
- Towards Causal Representation Learning (snapshot) - Schoelkopf et al. review how causal models, interventions, and reusable mechanisms bear on transfer, robustness, and out-of-distribution generalization
- Towards Faithfully Interpretable NLP Systems: How Should We Define and Evaluate Faithfulness? (snapshot) - Jacovi and Goldberg separate faithfulness from human-plausible explanation and argue for graded, assumption-explicit evaluation
- Towards Linguistic Symbiosis of an Object-Oriented and a Logic Programming Language (snapshot) - Implementation study of linguistic symbiosis between object-oriented Smalltalk and logic-programming SOUL across differing paradigms.
- tracecraft (snapshot) - S3-backed CLI coordination layer for multi-agent AI systems — shared memory, messaging, task claiming, and barriers stored as JSON files in any S3-compatible bucket, with no servers or databases required.
- Trajectory-Informed Memory Generation for Self-Improving Agent Systems (snapshot) - IBM Research framework that extracts three categories of actionable tips (strategy, recovery, optimization) from agent execution trajectories and injects them at runtime — evaluated on AppWorld showing up to 14.3 pp gains in scenario goal completion.
- Transformers Learn In-Context by Gradient Descent (snapshot) - Mechanistic ICML paper showing linear self-attention can implement gradient descent for in-context regression and trained Transformers can recover that construction
- Untitled (snapshot) - Moen and Norman's concise correction of common myths about the Deming cycle and the historical distinction between PDCA and PDSA.
- Untitled (snapshot) - Gregor distinguishes five theory types and elaborates theory for design and action as normative guidance whose articulated principles concern artifacts and their construction.
- Untitled (snapshot) - Moen and Norman's historical account of the PDCA-to-PDSA lineage and its development into the Model for Improvement.
- Untitled (snapshot) - Moen's source history of Deming's PDSA cycle from early scientific method through Shewhart, PDCA, and Deming's 1993 formulation.
- Untitled (snapshot) - Bainbridge's foundational account of how automation can intensify operator problems and make retained human skill harder to sustain.
- Untitled (snapshot) - Gregor and Jones specify six core and two additional components for information-systems design theory, including scope, mutability, justification, implementation, and instantiation.
- Untitled (snapshot) - Gregor classifies information-systems theories by primary goal and defines design-and-action theory through explicit prescriptions for constructing artifacts.
- Untitled (snapshot) - Kephart and Chess's original autonomic-computing vision, including the managed-element and autonomic-manager architecture behind MAPE-K.
- Verbalizable Representations Form a Global Workspace in Language Models (snapshot) - Anthropic interpretability paper arguing that verbalizable J-space representations act as a limited global workspace for LLM reasoning, auditing, and training interventions
- We Should Take Text Optimization More Seriously (snapshot)
- What is an Agent Harness (snapshot)
- What spec-driven development gets wrong (snapshot)
- What Survives in Multi-Agent Systems
- When code is free, research is all that matters (snapshot)
- Where It Lives Is Not What It Is: Vocabulary for Retained Adaptation in Agentic Systems (snapshot) - Position paper proposing a four-field architectural vocabulary (storage substrate, representational form, lineage, behavioral authority) for classifying retained behavior-shaping artifacts in agentic systems, beyond storage-first labels.
- Where It Lives Is Not What It Is: Vocabulary for Retained Adaptation in Agentic Systems (snapshot) - Updated position paper proposing a four-field architectural vocabulary for retained behavior-shaping artifacts in agentic systems and applying it to a 141-system agent-memory corpus.
- Why AI systems don't learn and what to do about it (snapshot) - Dupoux, LeCun, and Malik argue current AI externalizes learning into human-run MLOps, then propose an A-B-M architecture where observation learning, action learning, and a meta-control plane are integrated for lifelong adaptation.
- Why Software Factories Fail (snapshot)
- Why Software Factories Fail: Benchmarking the new frontier (snapshot)
- Why Software Factories Fail: Turning the lights back on (snapshot)
- Writing conventions for kb/sources/ (descriptive profile)
- Your Old Agent Architecture Is Dead… Meet Its Replacement (snapshot)
- ШІ-агенти: чотири навички, які важливіші за добрий промпт (snapshot) - Mezha article applying Anthropic's AI Fluency framework to agent use: delegation, description, discernment, and diligence as operator skills beyond prompting.