We have experienced that adverserial review cycles is the only way to really guarantee good outputs from coding agents - best modelled as a cyclic graph.
I don't think modelling this as a graph adds anything that you wouldn't get from the phrase 'adversarial review cycles' already. So graph theory is pretty much useless for this application.
We have experienced that adverserial review cycles is the only way to really guarantee good outputs from coding agents - best modelled as a cyclic graph.
I am even more confused after this answer: Are the nodes actual reviews or something else?
I don't think modelling this as a graph adds anything that you wouldn't get from the phrase 'adversarial review cycles' already. So graph theory is pretty much useless for this application.
Please prove me wrong.
what does neuron topology have to do with autonomous coding? MLP problem? doesn't make any sense