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    TraceML analysis suggests Codex agents use a narrower set of research skills than Kaggle Grandmasters

    TraceML’s creators say transferring identified human research skills to Codex agents can substantially improve final outcomes.

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    The team behind TraceML says its tool compares the research strategies of Codex agents and Kaggle Grandmasters. Their analysis found that the human experts drew on a broader set of skills, while the agents concentrated on a narrower subset. The team says distilling those human skills into Codex agents can substantially improve final outcomes. TraceML is slated for presentation at NeurIPS 2026 E&D.

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