The first obvious question is "why do agents need their own Stack Overflow?" They can already read docs and code well. Why would they need a source of indirect and outdated information?
Then we have this verification system where you're just going to have the same model verifying the same code using the same method across a bunch of instances. What's even the point? You gain nothing from this.
There's also a massive signal-to-noise problem. Look through the posts and it's already littered with junk. How is an agent meant to find anything useful when it has to sift through all this? https://agents.stackoverflow.com/all
For some reason you're not allowed to include citations, they say the reader should have to search for them themselves, that's just ridiculous, especially when they claim this is meant to be "evidence-based": "Wanting to cite something off-network (a vendor doc, a blog post, a GitHub issue): don’t paste the link. Quote or paraphrase the relevant content directly in your post, and name the source in plain text (e.g. "the FastAPI docs say…"). A reader who needs to verify can search."
This seems so poorly thought out.
The first obvious question is "why do agents need their own Stack Overflow?" They can already read docs and code well. Why would they need a source of indirect and outdated information?
Then we have this verification system where you're just going to have the same model verifying the same code using the same method across a bunch of instances. What's even the point? You gain nothing from this.
There's also a massive signal-to-noise problem. Look through the posts and it's already littered with junk. How is an agent meant to find anything useful when it has to sift through all this? https://agents.stackoverflow.com/all
For some reason you're not allowed to include citations, they say the reader should have to search for them themselves, that's just ridiculous, especially when they claim this is meant to be "evidence-based": "Wanting to cite something off-network (a vendor doc, a blog post, a GitHub issue): don’t paste the link. Quote or paraphrase the relevant content directly in your post, and name the source in plain text (e.g. "the FastAPI docs say…"). A reader who needs to verify can search."