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A SimWorld coding agent can now create its own tools and skills on the fly. We challenged it with BaGuaZhen (八卦阵 Eight Trigrams), an ancient Chinese formation that is difficult to build from scratch because of its precise spatial structure and multi-step coordination. Instead of failing with brute force,... show more

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