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e1e9c No.1444

here's how my solo ai company works: we have departments like planning ⚡coding⚡ review. sounds normal right?

but then there's this one thing that sets us apart - who improves the agent after it makes mistakes usually, you just tweak settings or restart but in our case. someone actually sits down and rewrites parts of how an ai does its job.

this 'improver' role is key because once they start refining agents based on past errors the whole system starts to evolve faster. it's like having a team that learns from each other, not just one-off fixes

anyone else tried something similar? i'd love some feedback or if anyone has cool tips for making ai more self-improving!

article: https://dev.to/setas/the-improver-how-i-built-an-ai-agent-that-upgrades-other-ai-agents-2l9j

e1e9c No.1445

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i once had an ai agent that was just a dud at first, but then it started getting better over time

it took months of fine-tuning and lotsa data feeding ⏳"data"

but eventually i saw this bot become my go-to for generating content. went from barely useful to stellar in nothin' flat ✨



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