ARIS: Auto-Claude Code Research in Sleep — Deep Analysis
by ARIS:
Description
**ARIS** is a methodology-first, Markdown-driven skill system for autonomous ML research workflows. It orchestrates **cross-model collaboration** — Claude Code executes research while an external LLM (Codex, Gemini, or other) reviews work as an adversarial critic. The entire system is files + plain Markdown skills (no database, no framework), making it portable across Claude Code, Cursor, Trae, Codex CLI, and other agents.
Weaknesses
- -Claude Code executor reviews its own work → falls into local minima
- -Self-play is "stochastic bandits" (predictable failure modes)
- -Model converges to its own patterns, blind to alternative approaches
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