Cognition SWE-2
An AI software engineering model released by Cognition, focused on completing software engineering tasks end to end and capable of performing engineering work such as release processes, testing and reporting.
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Cognition SWE-2 is an AI software engineering agent model launched by Cognition, positioned to complete programming tasks end to end, with code execution, file operations, and multi-step task planning capabilities.
The publishing prompt given in the video begins with "You are my launch engineer. Build me a complete launch kit." and is divided into three parts: a landing page, a seven-email sequence, and a follow-up tool for users who did not purchase.
The last sentence of the prompt is "Keep the words simple. Test everything and report back when it runs."
Writing a "test and report back" instruction into the prompt can change the AI's working mode, making it verify on its own before delivery and use "it runs" as the completion criterion.
This approach suits people who already have a deliverable product, lack standardized launch-side actions, and are willing to use email as the main conversion channel; it does not suit situations where the product has not yet taken shape.
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Cognition SWE-2 is an AI software engineering agent model launched by Cognition, positioned to complete programming tasks end to end, with code execution, file operations, and multi-step task planning capabilities.
50%UnverifiedThe publishing prompt given in the video begins with "You are my launch engineer. Build me a complete launch kit." and is divided into three parts: a landing page, a seven-email sequence, and a follow-up tool for users who did not purchase.
50%UnverifiedThe last sentence of the prompt is "Keep the words simple. Test everything and report back when it runs."
50%UnverifiedWriting a "test and report back" instruction into the prompt can change the AI's working mode, making it verify on its own before delivery and use "it runs" as the completion criterion.
50%UnverifiedThis approach suits people who already have a deliverable product, lack standardized launch-side actions, and are willing to use email as the main conversion channel; it does not suit situations where the product has not yet taken shape.
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