The most technically interesting part of this was building a self-improving AI loop
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The most technically interesting part of this was building a self-improving AI loop Traditionally we think of coding agents as tools to do work faster, but we are quickly moving into a world where async agentic work is fully decoupled from human work This means you can build an AI system that is fully self-improving & can perform experiments and react to results. Based on OpenClaw-style heartbeats, we built a similar system using a bunch of Devin automations: - Calling: Agent dialed restaurants in a morning and an afternoon window on weekdays. - Review: Agent read every transcript afterwar
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