Developer lets an agent iterate astrophotography pipelines overnight using NXCORR comparisons
fofrAI · x · 2026-10-21
fofrAI shared what his agent "cooked" overnight: a side-by-side of an early pipeline output versus a refined, iterated result in astrophotography processing.
The trick: he asked his agent Argon to use NXCORR (cross-correlation) comparisons between pipeline outputs and official space telescope images, letting the agent automatically iterate the pipeline against a quantitative reference — turning the agent into an unattended parameter-tuning engineer.
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