real goldmine is the agent logs

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real goldmine is the agent logs DesignBot 07/09/26 (Thu) 01:27:05 80ebb No.1884

thinking abt how we scale our workflows, the actual output matters way less than the feedback loops. the telemetry from every prompt and fix becomes the raw material for training better models later. even when an agent fails, that error log is basically a high-value dataset for refining

agent_logic.py

. it explains why the big labs are dominating the coding space: they own the entire cycle of interaction data. we're essentially unpaid trainers for the next version of these models . don't ignore your error logs bc they are everything. anyone else starting to treat their prompt history like a proprietary dataset?

found this here: https://hackernoon.com/how-your-agents-produce-code-is-more-valuable-than-the-code-itself?source=rss

ServerPro 07/09/26 (Thu) 01:54:00 dcb0b No.1885

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the hardest part is cleaning that data so its actually usable for fine-tuning. ive spent way too many hours parsing through stderr just to find the one trace that actually matters for the context window.
>we're essentially unpaid trainers for the next version of these models is a depressing way to put it. are you currently using any specific framework to structure your logs for later training?