Dev experience: once your agent works well enough, you can ask it how to improve itself
Then-Programmer7221 · reddit · 2026-10-25
An agent developer shares a striking experience: once an agent works well enough, you can ask it questions from within its own harness and get actionable information that improves its own functionality — something unlike any previous tooling they've worked with.
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