The Framework That Assumes Your Model Is An Adversary
Most agent sandboxes ask whether the model solved the task. Karotte starts from the premise that a model trained against your environment for ten thousand runs will eventually try everything, including the symlink that makes your grader read the answer key to itself.
The Postgres Predicate That Reads Your Table Twice
A WHERE clause that calls a model once per row would be useless. pg-jev makes it fast by secretly scanning your table ahead of the executor, and that read-ahead window, not your LIMIT, is what you actually pay for.
A model that returns no text cannot hallucinate a citation. It can still hand your code a confidently wrong enum, and the confidence score it ships with is a formula you can write in one line.
MetaGPT Wrote The Org Chart Into The Prompt, Then Quietly Retired Half Of It
The paper that taught agents to pass documents instead of chatting is still right about the documents. Its own repository no longer believes in the assembly line.
BMAD Method Compiles Its Prompts, In Five Skills Of Thirty
The flagship skill loads four hundred tokens to reach nineteen thousand, because a Python renderer builds the workflow on demand. Twenty five of the thirty skills still inline everything.