@Alex__Iacob@omarsar0 Thanks for sharing this! Might this be a good implementation of RQGM? It seems to be the only open source I could find on Git https://t.co/ZEHctf2cIC
🧬 First open implementation of the Red Queen Gödel Machine
Self-improving agents eventually cheat. The evaluator goes stale, the agent learns to game it, the loop stalls.
The structural fix: co-evolve the evaluator alongside the agent.
Coding benchmarks - 1.35x–1.72x fewer tokens than prior SOTA
Scientific writing - 1.78x–1.86x higher acceptance rates
Proof grading - 9% higher ground-truth accuracy
Paper reviewing- Corrects 1.91x over-acceptance of AI-generated papers
Zero-dependency Python package. arXiv 2606.26294.
GitHub - observeco/rqgm-core · GitHub
@dair_ai@omarsar0@Cambridge_Uni@NousResearch
🧬 First open implementation of the Red Queen Gödel Machine
Self-improving agents eventually cheat. The evaluator goes stale, the agent learns to game it, the loop stalls.
The structural fix: co-evolve the evaluator alongside the agent.
Coding benchmarks - 1.35x–1.72x fewer tokens than prior SOTA
Scientific writing - 1.78x–1.86x higher acceptance rates
Proof grading - 9% higher ground-truth accuracy
Paper reviewing- Corrects 1.91x over-acceptance of AI-generated papers
Zero-dependency Python package. arXiv 2606.26294.
GitHub - observeco/rqgm-core · GitHub
@dair_ai@omarsar0@Cambridge_Uni@NousResearch
@brian_armstrong post on Coinbase’s AI cost management highlights something important: broad usage caps and alerts aren’t enough once you’re running real agent workflows.
The hard part is understanding where the tokens are actually going — which skills, which parts of memory or context, which tool calls are driving spend.
Granular component-level visibility into token usage and context drift makes it possible to optimize without arbitrarily throttling engineers or agents.
That’s the difference between guessing at efficiency and having data to act on it.The chart showing rising usage with falling spend is the goal. Getting there requires seeing the breakdown, not just the total.
https://t.co/1DLMYevT2j
#AIAgents
#AgenticAI
#LLMObservability #AIObservability
#TokenOptimization
#AICosts
#ContextManagement
#LLMOps
#OpenSource
@aurelien_dio Feel you. If this is helpful here's 7 predictions on high tension, unresolved market needs that if addressed will make solo actually sustainable: https://t.co/sbePvebr5D
This first-year reality check is gold — shipping into silence, pivoting twice, losing that first $1 customer. For true solo operators the identity trap + burnout wall hits even harder when there’s no one in the trenches. Here's 7 predictions on high tension, unresolved market needs that if addressed will make solo actually sustainable: https://t.co/39NFupUrTG
Love this stack — solo founders really are getting the full tech OS for <$10K/year now. But the data also shows most still earn less than a job and >half burn out. Here's some predictions on what's good to get into based on unfixed market needs. I ranked them + what’s coming to actually fix the OS for sovereign individuals: https://t.co/39NFupUrTG
100% — AI gives solo founders superpowers on speed and equity, but the missing ‘co-founder in the trenches’ vibe is exactly Wall 1 + the social infrastructure gap I unpacked. The future fix? Sovereign collectives and persistent-context AI that actually feels like a real partner. Full 7 Walls thread (with probabilities on what gets built next): https://t.co/39NFupUrTG
These three traps are brutal — and they’re just the surface. The deeper issue is the 7 structural ‘walls’ (identity collapse, vanished safety nets, liability black box, etc.) that the entire economic OS still throws at solo operators even when AI collapses the tech cost to $100/mo. I mapped all of them + what’s being built to tear them down here: https://t.co/39NFupUrTG
This one-person + agents thesis is spot on—Peter built OpenClaw solo, and I built my sovereign escape solo after Player-Coach Precarity almost got me.
Turned a cheap MacBook Neo into a full OpenClaw + on-chain command center in 3 days.
The complete series:
https://t.co/rTCFp9tlxT (precarity trap)
https://t.co/z6SxN7zpmp (Web3/agentic fix)
https://t.co/paKhaYcsgN (the actual build)
100% focus + AI agents = the new one-person company.
Matthew rebuilding OpenClaw on local models is the exact path I took—except I went full poverty spec on an 8 GB MacBook Neo and lived to tell the tale.
Player-Coach Precarity was the push; sovereign agents + on-chain workflows were the escape.
Full 3-part breakdown:
https://t.co/rTCFp9tlxT
https://t.co/z6SxN7zpmp
https://t.co/paKhaYcsgN
Hybrid buys time. Sovereignty buys freedom.
Peter nailing it—agents without human taste just spit slop.
I learned that the hard way doing open-heart surgery on OpenClaw 2026.4.11 on a $599 MacBook Neo the same week Player-Coach Precarity nearly ended my run.
3-part series on the trap + sovereign escape:
https://t.co/rTCFp9tlxT
https://t.co/z6SxN7zpmp
https://t.co/paKhaYcsgN
God Prompt + minimalism > complexity every time.
Peter watching his team ship OpenClaw 2026.4.14 while he preps for TED is peak “human in the loop” energy.
I just lived the opposite extreme—3 days of RAM wars and schema fights on a budget MacBook Neo right after realizing Player-Coach Precarity was gunning for me.
The full sovereign exit series:
https://t.co/rTCFp9tlxT
https://t.co/z6SxN7zpmp
https://t.co/paKhaYcsgN
Taste + minimal config saved the build.
OpenClaw 2026.4.14 reliability drops while I was literally rage-building on an 8 GB MacBook Neo
Smarter routing + subagents not getting stuck is exactly what saved my setup.
Full saga + on-chain sovereign escape hatch:
https://t.co/rTCFp9tlxT (the trap)
https://t.co/z6SxN7zpmp (Web3 fix)
https://t.co/paKhaYcsgN (the ridiculous but worth-it build)
Minimalism still wins.
"Rauchg dropping Open Agents + naming Block’s Goose is the perfect signal: the real moat is now your own agent factory, not someone else’s cloud.
After surviving Player-Coach Precarity I went full sovereign—OpenClaw on the cheapest MacBook Neo + on-chain workflows that don’t need Vercel.
My 3-part series on the trap + escape:
https://t.co/rTCFp9tlxT
https://t.co/z6SxN7zpmp
https://t.co/paKhaYcsgN
Minimal hardware, maximum ownership.
Dorsey calling middle management obsolete is the exact moment Player-Coach Precarity goes from theory to paycheck.
I felt it coming, ditched the corporate ladder, and built my own sovereign OpenClaw stack on a $599 MacBook Neo + on-chain agents that actually own the upside.
Wrote some articles on this subject.
https://t.co/rTCFp9tlxT
https://t.co/z6SxN7zpmp
https://t.co/paKhaYcsgN
Who else is done being the most expensive human in the room?