ScholarEvolve turns research papers into tested upgrades for an agent's harness around a fixed model
Aiforpeople · reddit · 2026-10-25
A Reddit post introduces ScholarEvolve, a project that improves AI agents without changing the underlying model. It uses published research papers to evolve the software harness around a fixed model, converting papers into tested upgrades for tools, context, skills, memory and workflows.
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