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Introducing autoresearch for GitHub repos Change 'Github' to 'ARGithub' in any repo URL Research artifacts extend beyond papers. Autoresearch is especially useful for experimenting on existing codebases that move fast and outpace their own publications. With one URL change you can now deploy an agent to orient itself on... show more

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