The Bitter Lesson of Tool Calling Tests General Learning Against Hand-Built Schemas

A new paper asks whether general learning principles can outperform increasingly hand-engineered tool-calling schemes.

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The useful question is where structure belongs: in a fixed schema, the training signal, the runtime harness, or an evaluation loop. Results should be read within the paper's tasks and tool environment rather than as a universal rule.

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A new paper asks whether general learning principles can outperform increasingly hand-engineered tool-calling schemes.

New Runtime reading: The useful question is where structure belongs: in a fixed schema, the training signal, the runtime harness, or an evaluation loop. Results should be read within the paper's tasks and tool environment rather than as a universal rule.

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A new paper asks whether general learning principles can outperform increasingly hand-engineered tool-calling schemes.

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