AutoBots Launches Multi-LLM Recursively Self-Improving Agents
bindureddy · x · 2026-08-01
AutoBots has officially launched a multi-LLM-based Recursively Self-Improving (RSI) Agent.
- Model Allocation: Uses DeepSeek Flash 4 for easy tasks and Fable 5 for super hard ones.
- Core Feature: The agents learn over time, becoming more efficient and smarter with each run, requiring little to no human intervention.
- Use Cases: The company uses these RSI agents internally for operations such as bug fixing, creating viral tweets/videos, growth hacking, and background revenue generation.
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