Auto agent - Self improving domain expertise agent

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someone opensource an ai agent that autonomously upgraded itself to #1 across multiple domains in < 24 hours…. then open sourced the entire thing but here’s why it actually works: - agents fucking suck, not because of the model, because of their harness (tools, system prompts etc) - Auto agent creates a Meta agent that tweaks your agents harness, runs tests, improves it again - until it’s #1 at its goal - best part: you can set this up for ANY task. in this article he uses it for terminal ...

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Originally published on April 05, 2026. Curated by AI News.

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