Controlled evolution
This direction explores improving an agent while a person controls changes. It is under development, not a promise of an available autonomous feature.
Research into agents learning from results.
An Extella research direction: controlled evolution and agent sleep. The map marks these capabilities as work in progress.
The idea is to improve agent behaviour and knowledge from the results of its work, with changes kept under human control.
This direction explores improving an agent while a person controls changes. It is under development, not a promise of an available autonomous feature.
The map uses this name for work with accumulated experience and knowledge. It is also marked as work in progress.
Extella measurements, September and October 2026. Each number holds under the conditions given.
Experiment of 30.09.2026: the small Qwen3-4B model on a Mac, an exam of 80 questions about Extella tools, worded differently from the training material. Without the knowledge the model answered 0 questions out of 80 correctly; with a cheat sheet in the request, 75 out of 80, and the cheat sheet took 400 tokens. After one night of training lasting 27 minutes, 70 out of 80 without the cheat sheet, with 30 tokens in the request.
A change switched on through the platform gave 15 correct answers out of 16; after rollback, 0 out of 16.
One run on one Mac and one set of tasks. How it works on other models and tasks has not been tested.
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