Most AI projects are trying to build smarter agents.
@EVO__HQ is trying to build agents that can make themselves better.
Here's what that means:
Imagine you hire 10 developers to solve the same problem.
Each one tries a different approach
You test all their solutions
Keep the best one
Throw away the rest
Then repeat the process.
That's essentially what
@evo_hq is doing with AI.
Instead of manually tweaking code, prompts, workflows, and agent skills,
$Evo automatically runs experiments, measures results, and keeps the improvements.
@EVO__HQ draws inspiration from Andrej Karpathy's "autoresearch" project.
The difference?
Autoresearch explores the concept of AI conducting research autonomously.
$Evo takes that idea further by applying it to code, agents, and skills.
Why does this matter:
The future won't be won by AI with the biggest model.
It'll be won by the AI that learns and improves the fastest.
A few things that caught my attention:
• 1.1K GitHub stars
• 81 forks
• 53 release tags
• 20k installs
• 35k repos optimized
• Active development
For me, the thesis is simple:
We're moving from AI Agents -> Multi-Agent Systems -> Self-Improving Agents.
@EVO__HQ sits right at the centre of that shift.
It's worth paying attention to.
2 months since i publicly launched evo on a whim :,)
I had been working on evo for about a week before that. just with a shell of a concept in my mind, solo - all on my own, solving for something i actually wanted to use. the last couple of days were spent creating this video and iterating on it untill i was satisfied with it
life since then has been just about doubling down on every positive signal i have gotten and building momentum.
and here we are! 20k folks have already tried evo since i launched the video, had the privilege of interacting with so many wonderful folks ever since because of this - and looking to ship and solve even bigger challenges with evo. 🙏