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Haoyuan Chen

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PaperAI & Agents
Agents can improve their tools by grouping shared abilities
Trinity groups shared task abilities to evolve reusable agent tools, with gains across varied training and unseen tests.
Added to Chiosa Oct 28, 2026
#agentic-ai #harness-optimization #skill-propagation

Haoyuan Chen

Agents can improve their tools by grouping shared abilities