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Can a Self-Improving Agent Runtime Safely Modify Its Own Verifier?

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I’m experimenting with an agent-runtime architecture where execution results can become evidence for changing the runtime itself. The simplified loop looks like this: execution ↓ evidence ↓ modification candidate ↓ verification ↓ activation ↓ new runtime state This creates a problem I’m trying to r…

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    Can a Self-Improving Agent Runtime Safely Modify Its Own Verifier?

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