Applied Compute adds self-distillation workflows to AC2 for production agent feedback

The tooling uses corrections, tool failures and other agent traces to train models on behavior encountered after deployment.

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Why it matters

Applied Compute is turning agent logs into training infrastructure. If AC2 can control regressions, proprietary production feedback could become a durable advantage for enterprise models.

A machine-learning dashboard shows a training run, a descending metrics chart and a results table beside an “Airline Agent Policy” document.

Applied Compute added native on-policy self-distillation and relevance-masked self-distillation workflows to AC2, giving enterprise AI teams a way to turn production traces and user corrections into model-training data, the company said in an August 4th thread on X.…

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