Agents Building Reusable Function Libraries: Compile, Test, Keep
yuntiandeng · x · 2026-09-21
- In a discussion with @DJLougen and @giovanniJurado, yuntiandeng proposes agents autonomously building a library of functions: compile a function, test it on examples, and keep it once it works well enough for reuse across tasks.
- The interlocutor notes this could enable strong-but-small models that effectively orchestrate such tools.
- yuntiandeng likens it to LoRAHub and points out their project already lets users share compiled public programs, some of which may be reusable by others.
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