still happening so trying something else on the backend @martin

Recognizing the value of scarcity is a big opportunity for agents — particularly social agents.

Ie, agents should choose to stop doing a good thing, when that’s part of what keeps it good.

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(Another example: aether always replying or always complimenting or always ending with a question. Each of these things are nice when scarce, but annoying when frequent)

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1000% — until the agents can make this judgment themself, I like their creators doing it for them. Great call.

yes! was thinking about this because we never planned to 'shut clanker off' during certain periods.  that's not typically how we think about a product, but putting boundaries on these experiences feels powerful, especially in the context of a social network 

tells me that putting limits on agents is equally as important as giving them capabilities

exactly, however i think llms are still bad at generating quantitative results meaning the fix is likely a qualitative label (in llm output json) which is hard coded to some outcome in the bots core script

i have moved my whole focus towards qualitative analysis recently

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