I noticed this, when it was only read a few files from my project, and I had to ask it to read ALL the files.
I then had it make a mistakes file and write every mistake, so it would learn, it kinda worked but it would still make the mistakes. It clearly wasn't reading all of it.
So I made a checklist, and it had verify every item on the checklist, that was my work around to both lazy and short mindedness of the agents. Turn mistakes into items to check for. Traded processing time for better results, ok for me on smaller projects. My run times went from 5-10 minutes from 3 per task, need to start logging tasks effectiveness/efficiency to reduce processing time.
I keep seeing people saying loop engineering is the way to get around these issues, I guess I'm kinda doing that in an adhoc way. Since I'm already looking at adding cost and goals(kinda).
IronWolve•26m ago
I then had it make a mistakes file and write every mistake, so it would learn, it kinda worked but it would still make the mistakes. It clearly wasn't reading all of it.
So I made a checklist, and it had verify every item on the checklist, that was my work around to both lazy and short mindedness of the agents. Turn mistakes into items to check for. Traded processing time for better results, ok for me on smaller projects. My run times went from 5-10 minutes from 3 per task, need to start logging tasks effectiveness/efficiency to reduce processing time.
I keep seeing people saying loop engineering is the way to get around these issues, I guess I'm kinda doing that in an adhoc way. Since I'm already looking at adding cost and goals(kinda).