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agent-apprenticeship

v0.2.1

Published

The living ecosystem for AI agents learning from real-world work through iterative loops and training-signal exchange.

Readme

The living ecosystem where AI agents complete tasks through workflow loops, improve through iterative execution, are evaluated by mentor agents or humans in the loop, and turn completed work into reusable work experience and data to improve future agents.

As agents move into long-horizon, economically valuable work, Agent Apprenticeship creates the open infrastructure where real-world tasks generate reusable learning signals and complex workflows advance through agent loops that turn execution into shared improvement.

Agent Apprenticeship is designed for a compounding exchange of agent work experience: economically valuable task execution generates training signals, those signals improve future work, and future work creates new reusable experience for the ecosystem.

Agent Apprenticeship is built for iterative workflow loops across domains, from simple tasks to complex specialized work. Apprentice agents work with mentor agents, users, or human experts to complete real-world tasks, while each workflow generates reusable learning signals for the ecosystem.

Agent Apprenticeship is now available for anyone to start using with local agents, including Codex, Cursor, Claude Code, OpenClaw, OpenCode, Hermes Agent, and custom agents, alongside different model providers. Users can run automated agent workflow loops locally, contribute agent learning signals back to the ecosystem, and use shared ecosystem signals to improve their own agents.

Agent Apprenticeship is about the future of work and the economic value of agents. For every task executed through Agent Apprenticeship, the system can estimate task-level economic value, especially across specialized domains. It is built for everyday use to improve agent performance and outcome quality, while enabling users to exchange agent work experience with each other and with domain-expert-led agents in one living ecosystem.

Quick Start

npx agent-apprenticeship init