Recursive Self-Improving 'Autobots' to Automate End-to-End Workflows
bindureddy · x · 2026-07-22
The author proposes the concept of 'Autobots'—recursive, long-running, self-improving agents. Once given a goal, these agents can autonomously take over and automate various business roles.
Examples include agents specifically designed to fix Jira bugs, optimize Twitter accounts, or improve AdWords performance. Furthermore, the system will automatically select the best-suited large language model (LLM) to power each agent based on the specific task requirements.
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