Quinn Slack
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first heard Sep 2025
last heard 25 Sep
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Got other big models, the new revisions that are being trained and they can only fit a certain number of experiments like this in.
They're probably gonna get half of their approaches wrong.
So you can only do so much.
And that's Thurston's idea of going with the grain of the model.
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Is a big one and there's many different kinds of tests.
So we had subagents in AMP, you know, among the the first to come out with this conception of subagents, which is a sever context window, more curated set of tools.
And I think there's a lot of potential to take a tool like test.
And right now you invoke it by the bash tool and you have some complex invocation.
Too often it'll run all of your tests, which is noisy and it takes a long time.
If you're in your editor and you've got something nice set up, you can hit like a hotkey and then it'll only run the tests that you need, you know, at your cursor.
So giving the LLM a tool like that seems to have a lot of potential.
And then that could even potentially be a smaller model, a fine-tuned model for that task.
It could be multiple based on what projects or or stack you're using.
And that could eliminate a lot of the confusion.
Even with a good agents.md guidance about how to run tests, I still see with AMP, and I think, you know, we've we tried to make this really good, it only gets it right maybe 90, 95% of the time.
Sometimes it'll run the wrong test thing or it won't escape it correctly.
And I think we can eliminate that with a sub agent.
So there's so much more potential to go deep in areas like that.
And then for every language, it's a little bit different.
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