Josh Wills launches open-source data loading library — a year of commits as a fossil record of agent-assisted work
josh_wills · x · 2026-10-07
Josh Wills announced the launch of a new data loading library with a blog post and open-source code. The repo contains a full year of commits, which he calls a 'highly RL-able fossil record' of how his team's work with agents evolved. Design highlight: an architecture for experimenting with dynamic curricula, giving researchers a well-supported, well-documented data loading library so they can focus on research instead of plumbing.
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