Recursive Companion FAQs

Question 1

How does Recursive Companion improve AI text outputs?

Accepted Answer

It follows a 'Draft → Critique → Revise → Converge' pattern. It generates initial drafts, creates multiple parallel critiques, synthesizes revisions, and repeats until a mathematical convergence threshold is met, ensuring refined, high-quality text.

Question 2

What are the key features of Recursive Companion?

Accepted Answer

Key features include Incremental Refinement to prevent timeouts, Mathematical Convergence tracking (via cosine similarity), Domain-Specific Optimization with auto-detection, Progress Visibility with immediate step returns, and support for multiple Parallel Sessions.

Question 3

Which AI models and platforms does it integrate with?

Accepted Answer

Recursive Companion primarily integrates with AWS Bedrock for accessing Claude and other LLM models. It allows users to configure different models for main generation (e.g., Claude 3 Sonnet) and faster critiques (e.g., Claude 3 Haiku).

Question 4

What is Recursive Companion?

Accepted Answer

Recursive Companion is an MCP (Model Context Protocol) server designed to orchestrate iterative refinement of AI-generated text outputs. It uses self-critique cycles to achieve high-quality, convergent results.

Question 5

Can it handle long or complex AI generation tasks?

Accepted Answer

Yes, its Incremental Refinement feature breaks down the refinement process into discrete steps. This prevents timeouts on lengthy tasks and enables real-time Progress Visibility, making it suitable for complex or extended text generation and optimization.

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