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Agentic workflows for engineering and science

AI agents increasingly handle multi-step technical work: generating QUBO formulations, controlling CAD via local LLMs, writing/debugging drivers, and sharing full scientific trajectories.

Detected: 2026-09-13 ยท Updated: 2026-09-13

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2026-09-12 โ€ข ArXiv cs.AI

From Natural Language to QUBO: Iterative Self-Repair Makes the Difference

A multi-agent framework generates QUBO formulations from natural-language descriptions and uses test cases to correct them. On QUBOBench, 100 problems across 12 domains, it reaches 68% accuracy, beating a single-call baseline by 22%. The result shift...

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2026-09-11 โ€ข ArXiv cs.AI

OpenDiscoveryTrace: the missing process traces for AI scientist evaluation

A public dataset records 558 complete AI scientific agent trajectories with thoughts, tool calls, errors, and confidence. Traditional benchmarks look only at final outputs; here comparable frontier models reveal different error profiles. Claude Opus ...

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2026-09-07 โ€ข LocalLLaMA

llama.cpp, MCP and FreeCAD: a local LLM that designs geometry

A guide shows how to connect llama.cpp, the MCP protocol and FreeCAD to generate solids with a local model. The workflow uses Qwen3.8-27B quantized Q4_K_M and an mmproj-F16 vision projector: the model can call tools, read screenshots and verify geome...

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2026-09-06 โ€ข LocalLLaMA

GPT Astra Teaches Qwen Next to Sculpt in Blender: Coaching Replaces Fine-Tuning

An alternative to distillation and fine-tuning uses Codex and GPT Astra to transfer operational procedures for 3D modeling to Qwen Next via OpenCode and MCP Blender. The open model executes tasks after being guided, while the frontier model burns Pro...

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