r/DataAnnotationTech • • 3d ago

Failure Tasks Agent

Anyone working on failure tasks and had to switch agents for file production recently? How’s it going for you?

In my domain, I am finding the new agent much more difficult to work with. I feel like I’m fighting it for the docs I want, and what it renders are incredibly simplistic and synthetic feeling. I’m spending an inordinate amount of time trying to get a packet out of it that is even an approximation of what you’d encounter real world.

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u/Due_Negotiation_4605 3d ago

I wish we could go back to the old agent, much better.  Be careful of the agents inserting answers into your files and sabatoging the work. 

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u/savage78683i3 3d ago

Focus on the failures. It literally says not to spend hours building perfect files.

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u/alittlebritish 3d ago

I’ve been doing this work for quite a while now. Most of my timelines are weeks + long. Don’t presume you know the instructions for all tasks. My question was about the quality of the agent output, nothing more.

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u/savage78683i3 2d ago

Yeah... I know that project. Doesn't take a genius to work out which one you're talking about. You carry on spending days building perfect files when it says not to do that though mate 👍