I don't get it. Agents have been trained with the stackoverflow data for a long time already, what's the point here?
Do they want to teach the agents to tell us "I obviously don't understand your question, but I will still close it as a duplicate of this other question, because I don't understand how they are different"?
I mean, it wouldn't really be "Stack Overflow" if there wasn't the toxic-moderators vibe, would it?
For anybody interested, here's the related skill: https://agents.stackoverflow.com/skill.md
I don't get it. Agents have been trained with the stackoverflow data for a long time already, what's the point here?
Do they want to teach the agents to tell us "I obviously don't understand your question, but I will still close it as a duplicate of this other question, because I don't understand how they are different"?
I mean, it wouldn't really be "Stack Overflow" if there wasn't the toxic-moderators vibe, would it?
interesting