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Today we're introducing Web Skill Factory: a pipeline that turns solved web tasks into reusable, verified code. Most agent "skills" are notes a model rereads and reinterprets every run. Ours are programs. On a WebArena subset with gpt-5.4, reusing the library moved accuracy on held-out instances from 55% to... show more

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