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this PDF is a f*cking cheat code for anyone running coding agents Diogo Almeida, founder of Jev and co-author of InstructGPT, published a PDF on building a Jev harness the promise: > up to 200x faster > up to 400x cheaper the speed and the cost both live in...

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小果果炖粥(必回关)2 天前

200x faster and 400x cheaper sounds great — but faster and cheaper than what baseline, and on which tasks? If the router sends a hard case to the small model by mistake, the cost of the wrong answer could wipe out the savings. How does Jev handle the mis-routed cases?

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Artzy2 天前

Worth spinning up just to test the loop separation

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TheEasySale(互关,有关必回)2 天前

200x/400x 听着吓人,但 harness 的价值不在倍数,在把每次重发明的流程变固定套路:规则、记忆、验证循环写死,agent 不用每轮重新猜。但让它按 PDF 重建 setup,等于把钥匙交出去,权限验证得先锁死,不然省下的时间一次事故就还回去。你实测过 token 对比吗?

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exit2 天前

This prompt is worth checking out

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Argona2 天前

jev doing the boring decisions for claude is it open source or api only?

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CapitainDave2 天前

Where is the PDF?

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Mohammad Ali2 天前

if p(destructive) is read as a probability, how calibrated is it? same issue as ASR confidence scores. cheap is nice, but the false negative rate on rm -rf type commands is the number that matters

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Origin Point2 天前

As agents become more persistent, the value of their work may depend increasingly on how well they preserve context across long-running tasks. Continuity could become as important as raw intelligence.

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Jhon Dennis2 天前

把流程搭顺,AI干活能又快又省,真不错。

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Shaun2 天前

@bot digest

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Slonski2 天前

a PDF from an InstructGPT co-author isn't just a guide - it's a proven methodology

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feifie2 天前

Interesting direction. For those speed and cost comparisons, what quality threshold and task mix were used? The routing trade-off is most useful when we can see failure rates alongside the savings.

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George Kotzamanis2 天前

The interesting question is where the savings come from: fewer frontier calls, less context, or fewer retries? That breakdown would show which parts of the harness generalize across coding tasks.

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