Try-Works: An Index of Projects Referencing Recursive Language Models
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handfuloflight
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This is a brief project/product index entry for "Try-Works" that references the MIT paper on Recursive Language Models, which demonstrated a method for increasing effective context length to 10M tokens using sub-agents. The content notes there have been various implementations of this concept in development workflows, with some approaches storing entire contexts externally. The page appears to be a skill/package installation reference for a GitHub repository called "rlm-workflow" by user doubleuuser, with installation instructions via npx and skills.sh.
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· 3 pulledAfter the MIT paper Recursive Language Models paper demonstrated a method of increasing effective context length to 10M tokens by using sub-agents to move information from the context window to an information store outside the chat
There's been a number of different takes on how to put this into practice in development workflows.
Some even go in the direction of storing entire
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