We rebuilt our autonomous agent from scratch: from a lexical knowledge base to deterministic authority, and the results are not close
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The first version of our autonomous agent at Eko worked, and I was the one who eventually decided to throw most of it away. This is the story of that call, what pushed us to it, and what we run now instead. Some context. We build autonomous agents that resolve real operational work against a live financial system. Not a chatbot that drafts a reply for a human to approve, but a system that reads a request, decides what to do, and makes the actual change to production records on its own. When the…
1Key Takeaways
- The first version of our autonomous agent at Eko worked, and I was the one who eventually decided to throw most of it away.
- This is the story of that call, what pushed us to it, and what we run now instead.
- We build autonomous agents that resolve real operational work against a live financial system.
- Not a chatbot that drafts a reply for a human to approve, but a system that reads a request, decides what to do, and makes the actual change to production records on its own.
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Coding AI shifts how fast software ships and how much human review each change needs. DEV — ML reports that the first version of our autonomous agent at Eko worked, and I was the one who eventually decided to throw most of it away.
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