The article discusses an innovative approach to enhancing the performance of AI agents, specifically focusing on optimizing their behavior using a method called "optimization loops." These loops involve iteratively refining instructions and configurations for AI models like Claude-sonnet-4-6 and GLM-5 (baseten) based on observed failures or inefficiencies. The goal is to improve the agent's ability to use tools effectively and generate appropriate follow-up actions in response to user queries.
Key Points:
- Evaluating Model Performance:
- Before optimization, both models struggled with tool usage and follow-up tasks.
- After applying the optimization loop, significant improvements were observed:
- Claude-sonnet-4-6 improved from 1/2 correct in tool use to 2/2, and from 0/3 in follow-ups to 2/3 on the optimization set. On the holdout set, it went from 7/8 to a perfect score of 7/8 for tool use and from 2/6 to 6/6 for follow-up tasks.
- GLM-5 (baseten) improved similarly: from 0/2 in tool use and 0/3 in
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