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RRSI regularises self-improving agent harnesses

What's this about?

RRSI evolves prompts, control flow, tools, memory and context management while constraining proposals and pruning brittle changes.

What exactly is regularisation?

It discourages a system from memorising its training tests. Here it limits edit bundles and rejects changes that are benchmark-specific, costly or no longer useful.

Why does this matter?

Author-reported preprint; 65 HF upvotes at fetch time.
  1. Self-improvement can overfit even when the backbone model is frozen.
  2. Out-of-distribution gains are smaller than in-distribution gains.
  3. A 30% token reduction suggests efficiency can be an explicit selection target.
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