# Bad Influence story: openJiuwen presents TTSE agent self-evolution framework with ALFWorld and PinchBench gains

Active · 1 article · 1 source · First reported 11-10 02:56. Times are ET.
Story page: https://badinfluence.news/story/08e737e0-1d3d-479f-ad40-d56948704df2

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Latest update (11-10 02:56): openJiuwen releases TTSE, a two-track framework for agent self-evolution

Overview: openJiuwen presents TTSE (Two-Track Self-Evolution), a framework that stores agent experience in two separate types of entries: FACT entries for environment facts and TIP entries for conditional execution tips. The company reports that on five benchmarks, TTSE reaches up to 98.51% success on ALFWorld with GLM-5 and adds 3.83 points on PinchBench's 147 real-world tasks, according to a QbitAI (量子位) report.

TTSE is available in WorkSwarm 0.2.7 and later. Users turn it on with a TTSE self-evolution toggle in the settings.

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1. 11-10 02:56 · QbitAI · [openJiuwen releases TTSE, a two-track framework for agent self-evolution](https://badinfluence.news/items/tuu7uhv85d4me2lm5vr59713f)
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