rlms (recursive language models) are wild man, seriously! gave it a 3,000-line django queryset file. asked it to find every class, categorize methods, and identify design patterns. so it started by writing the python code to slice it into chunks, called itself 9 times on the

just shipped rlm (recursive language model) cli it's based on recursive language models paper (arXiv:2512.24601), so the layman logic is instead of stuffing your entire context into one llm call and hoping it doesn't go into context rot, rlm writes code to actually process the

just shipped rlm (recursive language model) cli based on the rlm paper (arXiv:2512.24601) so the layman logic is instead of stuffing your entire context into one llm call and hoping it doesn't go into context rot, rlm writes code to actually process the data, slicing, chunking,

help yourself fellas : github.com/viplismism/rlm… if you wanna add something or if you think something is missing, feel free to raise an issue

Check out this implementation of RLMs... 👇🏼 God I love this community.

another rlm ninja to follow.

rlm cli release

alex zhang Omar Khattab if anyone here don't know what rlms are , this is gonna get you rolling : x.com/viplismism/sta…

the face you make when the founder says 'we're pivoting' for the 5th time this week and there's only 3 of you in the whole company?!

keep struggling when things come too easy, you don’t exercise the brain nor the emotions. ease can feel like progress, but it often skips the reps that actually change you. growth is usually a loop, not a straight line – you take passes. you try, you fail, you reframe. you come

I really want to like this paper as an exploration of how to refine an RLM (which I am very much in favor of), but IMO the conclusion is too short-horizon and sort of misses the argument of the original paper. tldr; the idea is to inject extra steps / self-reflection prompts to

at this point of time i am just overwhelmed from the amount of new things coming up in ai, there is just too much to understand and keep up with the pace. i got 12 papers to read, 15 articles to skim and 3 projects running in parallel. how are you guys even keeping up with all

well seems like its gonna be fine 😂😭