How edith-1 works: probabilistic filter plus expensive agent judge for flagged runs
xennygrimmato_ · x · 2026-10-09
Supplement on edith-1: it acts as a probabilistic filter for online trajectory monitoring; flagged runs go to a slower, more expensive agent judge for evidence-grounded failure analysis across the task, trajectory, verifier and execution environment.
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