Scholar uses paired archive-exploring agents and a 'Prof. Milhaupt circa 1996' clone as research aides
KarlMuth · x · 2026-09-03
KarlMuth details more of his research agent workflow: two agents explore Japanese newspaper archives to assemble a primary-source library without dependence on specific search strings — a task that would burden even a bilingual student RA. He also quarantined pre-1996 markets regulation materials and treatises to create a 'clone of Prof. Milhaupt circa 1996' as a sounding board for his ideas.
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