Building self-evolving systems: running dozens of research workflows daily, the real job is filtering
EXM7777 · x · 2026-11-07
The author (157K followers) explains their current singular focus: self-evolving systems. Every day they run dozens of research workflows, scrape socials, and ship lots of code and content, aiming for every system they build to learn from all of it.
- The tricky balance: full research outputs keep the whole picture but are heavy to ingest; smaller chunks are digestible only if each stays as valuable as the report
- When it works, each system improves weekly and stays current
- The cost is heavy personal involvement in filtering what data stays in the loop
Their conclusion: the real job now is being the filter.
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