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Joined February 2026
Iterations and solidifying the orchestration flows is getting expensive 馃檭 85%+ cache hit rate in testing though
Used a couple more tokens 馃槄
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Little UI update (Feedback appreciated)
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Used a couple more tokens 馃槄
On one of our 7 computers and not including any codex
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Prompt compiler lookin good
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On one of our 7 computers and not including any codex
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Earlier, I promised I would provide examples of what I meant when I said I was hardening the prompt structure in the mail system. After today's improvements, the internal mcp payloads are automatically compiled into formats like those seen below to ensure agents can communicate more optimally within our architecture These enhancements should greatly improve the agents' ability to meaningfully interact with one another, without overloading the system prompt
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4 ways to claim your rewards Staking coming soon
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Replying to @Angaisb_
Me when I hit hour 38 of my coding session
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4 Revenue Streams, 1 Ecosystem
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Our contract based state machine ensures that plans must pass critique before being allowed to start implementation. All orchestrations are done in their own worktrees and merged into their parents upon verification. At the moment it鈥檚 tuned for programming problems. Eventually, FSMs will be pluggable and created by users to solve any problem you can think of.
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Of course! The system recursively breaks down tasks into simpler tasks for teams of agents to handle. The teams have agents with different roles and permissions and each team works in its own work tree. An orchestrator divides work while a critic verifies it meets spec before submitting a PR to the merger above it.
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