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AI Discovers A-greement, a Faster Consensus Protocol

The non-obvious point is that the agent harness itself, AI-greement, found bugs in established protocols while verifying new ones — a reusable recipe for applying coding agents to distributed-systems research. Distributed-systems engineers and researchers can study the harness design to run their own autonomous protocol search. It complements classics like Paxos and Raft with measurable latency gains in geo-replicated settings.

arXiv cs.AI@Clément Burgelin et al. (8)Source
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arXiv Paper Finds Formatting Cues Lost in Agent Document Ingestion

The reliability bottleneck for document-driven agents sits in the ingestion layer, not the reasoning model, so swapping Claude for GPT-5.6 will not fix it. Agent builders working on compliance or policy workflows can instrument conversion pipelines to preserve highlights and colour, and typing the cue explicitly adds a further +0.085 F1 over passive preservation. Since no mainstream converter or parsing benchmark currently scores colour fidelity, teams can gain an edge by auditing their own ingestion against OOXML properties.

arXiv: OpenAI@Yikai Zhao et al. (3)Source

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