Rei's creator: compute-limited for now, but tiny judge models can curb agent hallucinations
gnukeith · x · 2026-10-09
Rei creator gnukeith says he hopes for more compute to train a more general model in the future, but for now will focus on the specialized tasks that matter most to him.
He adds two design points: the model is small enough for companies and average individuals to fine-tune easily, and in theory its confidence scoring keeps agents aligned — when the agent drifts or hallucinates, Rei picks it up and the confidence score goes down.
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