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DSPy

@DSPyOSS
An open-source declarative framework for building modular AI software. Programming—not prompting—LLMs via higher-level abstractions & optimizers.
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  • @DSPyOSS
    DSPy
    @DSPyOSS
    Jun 25
    “I've used GEPA successfully in the context of pretraining data curation at Microsoft AI, so I thought I'd give a brief overview of why I reach for this tool :)”
    @harold_matmul
    Harold Benoit
    @harold_matmul
    Jun 24
    Article cover image
    Article
    Are you still tuning your LLMs by hand? - An ode to GEPA
    I think GEPA (also called dspy.GEPA) is still highly under-appreciated by the ML community. Credits due to @lateinteraction , @LakshyAAAgrawal (and others ). Many thanks to them for being pioneers,...
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  • @DSPyOSS
    DSPy
    @DSPyOSS
    Jun 17
    “In a way, Machine Learning asks how a system can improve from data when we have a precise objective to optimize. Machine Studying asks what an agent should do when it’s given a declarative corpus and no downstream task.”
    @jacobli99
    Jacob X. Li
    @jacobli99
    Jun 17
    Continual learning is widely discussed right now, but mostly as improving on the job or avoiding catastrophic forgetting. But it has a different, difficult, and already urgent form: Given nothing but a corpus of documents, how should AI systems develop expertise in a new,
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  • @DSPyOSS
    DSPy
    @DSPyOSS
    Jun 17
    a crisper operationalization of continual learning that matches problems that are inaccurately treated as "RAG" or "RL" read the thread below from @jacobli99 or the blog post at jacobxli.com/blog/2026/mach…
    @jacobli99
    Jacob X. Li
    @jacobli99
    Jun 17
    Continual learning is widely discussed right now, but mostly as improving on the job or avoiding catastrophic forgetting. But it has a different, difficult, and already urgent form: Given nothing but a corpus of documents, how should AI systems develop expertise in a new,
    Image
    1
  • @DSPyOSS
    DSPy
    @DSPyOSS
    Jun 14
    "the real opportunity is not in picking the best model but instead in building a learning loop on top of the model [and allowing them to] grow stronger on real traces from inside the organization" the only framework for doing nothing but this since 2022 is right here😁
    @satyanadella
    Satya Nadella
    Microsoft
    @satyanadella
    Jun 14
    Article
    A frontier without an ecosystem is not stable
    I’ve been thinking a lot about the future of the firm in an AI-driven economy. This transition is different than any previous platform shift. In the past, we used digital systems to enhance human...
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  • @DSPyOSS
    DSPy
    @DSPyOSS
    May 29
    Thanks to @dbreunig, we have a new front page and new docs, built for easier onboarding. We're slowly approaching a major DSPy 4.0 release, based on radical ideas that have been brewing for the past 1.5 years and have now mostly taken shape. Stay tuned!
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    DSPy
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