GoalOS Releases 3rd-Gen RSI Demo
Ghost_Pilot_MD · x · 2026-07-16
[Reshared Content] GoalOS proposes a framework to institutionalize "agent improvement": unifying agents, jobs, tools, validators, memory, and governance, ensuring every improvement propagates only after passing a "proof."
The author calls it a "3rd-gen RSI Demo," emphasizing that all three generations use identical constraints, support new task transfer, and demonstrate that "successor generations are stronger" via 3 independent browser playbacks. The core selling point isn't just lip service to self-improvement, but rather "proof-carrying evolution."
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