WikiSkill: Compiling Agent Experience into Persistent Knowledge for Skill Evolution
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Explore WikiSkill, an AI framework where agents permanently log every action, a wiki maintainer extracts root causes from failures, and a skill proposer updates actionable instructions. Through a three-layer mind—raw, wiki, and skill—the system records lessons and gates improvements, letting knowledge accumulate without erasing context. In tests across math reasoning, document analysis, and spreadsheets, a 9‑billion-parameter model with WikiSkill outperforms a 27‑billion-parameter model without skills, and the learned techniques transfer across AI families. Could humans soon read AI wikis to work more efficiently and safely?
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