Papers
Ten papers per page, with summaries, diagrams, formulas, concepts and citations kept close to the source.

AEWM turns world modeling into agent-state judgment and revision: keep useful decisions, edit noisy ones, then ground the trajectory with real execution.
Read this to understand a different design axis for agent reliability: instead of adding another critic or simulating tool outputs, learn when a proposed reasoning-action state is harmful and replace it before execution.
Shuang Sun, Guoxin Chen, Fanzhe Meng
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Jev is TypeSafe AI’s first System One Model: state in, typed probabilistic decisions out.
A technical deep dive into the System One idea, RLCD, typed decisions, calibration, production architecture, benchmarks, and limitations.
Diogo Almeida, TypeSafe AI
Read paperA source-grounded deep dive into GPT-6 Sol covering model behavior, API/runtime design, benchmarks, effort economics, safety, limitations, and production agent architecture.
Read this to understand what GPT-6 Sol actually exposes, what OpenAI has disclosed about its development, how its benchmark results should be interpreted, and how to design a production agent around its reasoning/cost trade-offs.
OpenAI
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A source-grounded technical walkthrough of Grok 4.7 training changes, runtime controls, multimodal input, tool use, context management and long-horizon agent engineering.
Read this to understand what SpaceXAI says changed in Grok 4.7, what is public versus proprietary, and how its API/runtime design maps to long-running agents.
SpaceXAI
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A provenance-first benchmark dossier for Grok 4.7, preserving the official comparison matrix and separating it from Artificial Analysis measurements.
Read this when you need to interpret Grok 4.7 launch numbers without mixing vendor runs, independent runs, benchmark versions, effort tiers or harnesses.
SpaceXAI, Artificial Analysis
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A systems-oriented deployment guide covering the Grok 4.7 API, agent loop, caching, long-context economics, rate limits, observability and safety boundaries.
Read this to design a production-grade Grok 4.7 agent service rather than treating the model as a stateless chat endpoint.
SpaceXAI
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Production economics view: compare unit price, task trajectory, code volume, review effort, and verification cost.
Read this when deciding whether Opus 5.5 changes the economics of a production agent or coding workflow.
Anthropic, Sonar, Endor Labs
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Strengths and limitations with explicit separation between Anthropic claims, independent measurements, and model-review observations.
Read this for the uncomfortable details that a vendor benchmark page cannot answer by itself.
Anthropic, Sonar, Endor Labs
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A plain-English model overview focused on what changed from Opus 5 and what those changes mean in daily use.
Read this for the clean product-level picture before diving into benchmarks or deployment details.
Anthropic
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A process-level benchmark for reliable research-agent execution.
Useful for designing evals for coding and research agents where execution, reproducibility, and traceability matter.
Hanhua Hong, Yizhi Li, Luu Gia Huy
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