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@torrmal Amazing. Something we can discuss for later is to finda a way to move conflict detection pre-dispatch. Like can we inspect the proposed tool_calls list before running them ? This way we can figure out how to catch name-splits, oscillation etc at decision time instead of post run. |
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The idea here is to enable better learning from issues capabilities in anton by implementing how the brain does this:
Anterior Cingulate Cortex (ACC) — pattern-level error detection.
Brain analogue
The anterior cingulate cortex is the brain's error-detector. It fires
the error-related negativity (ERN) ~80 ms after the brain notices
that an actual outcome diverged from an expected one. The signal it
emits flows downstream to the dopaminergic midbrain (computing the
reward prediction error) and onward to the striatum (updating
action policies) and the dorsolateral prefrontal cortex (adjusting
strategy on the next attempt).