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Show HN: RSI-Anything – JEPA world models for self-improving agents

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RSI-Anything is an open-source framework that applies learned world models (built on JEPA-Anything) to enable recursive self-improvement across diverse tasks. It implements a proposal loop - PROPOSE → PREDICT → SELECT → EVALUATE → LEARN → RETAIN - where candidate actions are generated, a world model predicts their consequences, selected actions are executed and externally evaluated, and the resulting data is used to update policies and guide future rounds. Domain adapters map the shared workflow to task-specific states, actions, prediction targets, and feedback, allowing the same predictive-selection-learning cycle to operate on code repair, GUI interaction, laboratory planning, reaction optimization, and immune-science workflows.

Empirical results show meaningful gains: code repair benchmarks reach 31.2% hidden-test success on CodeContests and mean full-test success of 46.37% (APPS Intro) and 33.05% (LiveCodeBench); GUI tasks hit 99% success on a checkbox MiniWoB++ suite while reducing actions by ~39%; OSWorld desktop tasks achieve an 18.4% relative success-rate increase. Lab planning scores 46.01 on LabHorizon F200 Level 2, and a Suzuki reaction optimization study found mean best observed yields of 96.15% with all runs locating the pool optimum by the 10th observation. The project includes code, configs, task implementations, docs, and CLI tooling (Python 3.10+, Apache-2.0) to reproduce and extend these experiments.

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