Jev 读风、Sonnet 追球的极地沙地分工

Bimba @BimbaCrypto原推发布于 2026.10.01

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Sonnet 5.5 + Jev in an arctic desert we've been paying Sonnet to watch the same white field 16 times Jev got the empty ground, two tumbleweeds and one live track: T-01, Ø 1.08 m, wind already writing on the sand. they tested two methods on the same 16 seconds: > Sonnet on every grain, every old wake, every dead segment > Jev holds wind, path and decay - Sonnet only rolls the body that is still moving the picture didn’t change. the work did. full field, every frame → you keep redrawing SEG-07 while it dies Jev + Sonnet → T-01 only · 3.12 → 6.08 → 5.00 m/s 16 s · drift → gust → trace → fade wind 7.4 m/s 323° → gust 10.5 → 8.5 m/s 306° path 121 m → 193 m trace 72.8% → 39.7% SEG-07 age 8.2 s → 23.2 s · open flat the reason is almost stupidly simple: each extra frame on a dead wake is the same document read again. Jev reads the field once. Sonnet stays on contact. if you're building this into a field stack: > put wind, path and grain into one Jev state > define the live tracks up front > batch drift, gust and fade > let Sonnet take the uncertain roll > send contact-lost cases to a human contact dropped 0.21 s and came back. the line was the same. only the old segment kept fading. if your agent is staring at an arctic desert, let Jev read the wind once. let Sonnet move the ball. T-01 · ridge crossing · the wind writes. the sand forgets.