AutoIndex claims a new take on symbolic optimization by focusing on representation
mrdrozdov · x · 2026-07-22
The author says there is prior art on symbolic optimization, especially for prompts and code, and that they tried to give credit where it was due.
They still argue that AutoIndex tackles the representation problem in a way they have not seen addressed elsewhere, suggesting the project’s novelty lies more in how it represents the problem than in the optimization itself.
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