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@Marcus Mewett A bit of both actually 😄 Some projects are mainly rating and comparing model responses, while others involve writing or improving examples so the model learns what a stronger answer should look like. What I find interesting is that the work isn’t always super technical either — sometimes they need people with specific knowledge or just good judgment rather than developers. I think that’s partly why it caught my attention. And yeah, what you said about agents is exactly the connection I’ve noticed too. Have you ever tested your automations with real users or had other people evaluate the outputs for you?
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@Marcus Mewett Yeah exactly 😄 That human review step is actually really close to the kind of work I’ve been exploring. What surprised me is how useful non-developers can be in that process too. Sometimes the most valuable person isn’t the one who built the system, but the one who can spot when an answer feels unnatural, inaccurate, or just “off.” I’ve been thinking there could be some interesting ways to combine that kind of evaluation with actual automation projects too. What kinds of client systems are you building most often at the moment?
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