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We build recursive self-improvement (RSI) loops grounded in recent literature.

Mathematics curriculum

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Identify a list of quantifiable tests

Set measurable targets up front so you can compare each change with the baseline and see whether it improves what matters.

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Setup a test environment

Run each candidate with the same inputs and settings so you can repeat the tests and compare results fairly.

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Train in parallel on a swarm

Have several agents explore different code changes at once so you can compare more candidates in the same time.

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Generate code artifacts as a directed graph

Link each code change to its inputs, tests, and results so reviewers can trace where it came from and how it performed.

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Search solution space with genetic algorithms

Use test scores to decide which changes to vary or combine, then measure whether the next round improves on them.

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Deploy to production environment

Deploy only after an independent evaluator verifies the change on held-out tests and a human reviews the evidence and approves the release.

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Leverage local LLMs to Monitor telemetry

Use local models to test the system, summarize logs and flag unusual errors in production

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Autonomously generate new test cases

Use observed failures to draft new regression tests for review while keeping the independent evaluator’s held-out tests fixed.

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Climb your own loop.

Bring your data and tests

Engineering and Training

End-to-end system setup and team training. The intended outcome is autonomous operations within six months.

The statement of work will define the agreed system scope, start event, and measurable acceptance criteria.

Vendor SKU
LC-ENG-TRN-6M
Price
$100,000 USD per project
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Outer loop

Improve the search strategy by comparing matched trials.

Inner loop Iteration n

  1. Propose candidates

    Use past evidence to draft bounded changes.

    Candidate patches
  2. Deterministic tests

    Replay each patch on the same fixed inputs.

    Scores + traces
  3. Rank by evidence

    Compare observed quality and cost.

    Ranked shortlist
  4. Outer-loop review

    Independent held-out checks

    An immutable evaluator checks quality, resource use, and safety on unseen cases.

    Passing report
  5. Human approval

    Review the evidence before promoting a passing version.

    Approved version
  6. Next iteration n + 1

    Carry forward the approved version and trial evidence.

    New baseline
Feedback starts a new iteration. Each iteration runs as an acyclic test DAG. Explore the test DAG