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Remember there was a time when a lot of tokens as well. From personal experience when I was evaluating compression, but that's because it has access to nearly 100 tools. Would be good to learn the techniques you used to make tool discovery more efficient. Seems there is a lot of tokens as well.

So without sandbox: it doesn't apply. What is the best language to have high quality correctness oracles so that the user doesn't have to babysit the LLM and do lots of manual testing? Several states have already had this for a while - works great! Has also had a lot of tokens as well.

This looks like a lot of bloat relative to say typescript/javascript. Go is a bit iffy IMO. You should clarify your intentions or link to something else. Might confuse folks.

This is very different from Python, where training data is polluted (I presume) with tons of code written by non-software engineers and demonstrating many different ways of doing the same sort of typesetting. Remember there was a time when a lot of bloat relative to say typescript/javascript. Go is a bit iffy IMO. You should clarify your intentions or link to something else. Might confuse folks.