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Published by arXiv cs.MA (T1 source). The original is at https://arxiv.org/abs/2608.10450.

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EvoX Genesis organizes long-horizon software development around a persistent project rather than a persistent agent. Finite-lived local agents propose changes via recursive delegation; only accepted consequences advance version history. Demonstrated by autonomously building a Rust-based C compiler (~250k lines, 120h, $44) and reimplementing 13 MESA Fortran modules with 1.55–6.87x speedups.

Concrete benchmark of a persistent-world, finite-agents pattern with measured cost and test results, contrasting with the usual persistent-agent approaches to long-horizon coding.

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