Sol Ultra style is the path forward. The models are smart enough to self serve their tooling and processes. Given a problem they can figure it out and ask for directions when needed.
Sol Ultra style is the path forward. The models are smart enough to self serve their tooling and processes. Given a problem they can figure it out and ask for directions when needed.
Does "don't re-invent the wheel" not apply to agents for some reason?
Correct, the purpose of agents is to become the ultimate wheel so we humans can stop needing to reinvent the wheel. For it to do that it needs to know how to reinvent wheels.
And, just to be clear, "don't re-invent the wheel" is just for small teams, as a whole humanity needs to re-invent the wheel all the time to adapt to new situations. For every wheel your team shouldn't reinvent some other teams main job is to reinvent that wheel.
Still seem too soon for a model to have that ability to build a harness on its own, and swap its session to another harness in the same environment. Like a snake shedding its skin, but in this case its harness.
That’s called brute force so not really.
This makes sense if the models some how become unified.
We've only just started training models to use tools. Next, we'll train them to build them. Harness engineering is an ephemeral art.