Viv(@Vtrivedy10):exo is a really cool project exploring what happens when agents can autonomous self-edit any piece of their harness -> imo this is a form of online continual learning the long-horizon memory aspect of this is interesting - let agents operate autonomously in tons of situations over time - let them self-evolve to solve those tasks - keep a log of what harness configurations help - develop a meta skill of "how do i best edit myself in XYZ situations"

2026.11.05 21:33

exo is a really cool project exploring what happens when agents can autonomous self-edit any piece of their harness -> imo this is a form of online continual learning the long-horizon memory aspect of this is interesting - let agents operate autonomously in tons of situations over time - let them self-evolve to solve those tasks - keep a log of what harness configurations help - develop a meta skill of "how do i best edit myself in XYZ situations"

Alex Krentsel@AlexKrentsel

2026.11.05 17:11

Agent harnesses are usually hand-tuned, or optimized offline against benchmarks. What if an agent could improve its own harness *while doing the work*? Introducing Exo, a harness architecture for runtime self-improvement 🧵 (paper: