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mimeo: Compiling Public Expert Corpora into Agent Skills and Testing What Transfers

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mimeo is an open‑source tool that compiles a public expert’s work into a file an agent can load, verifying each quotation against the source text. In experiments, mimeo enabled agents to answer all 20 obscure, quotation‑heavy questions and avoided misstatements that occurred with personas generated from model memory. While it improved knowledge access and reduced misidentification, it did not demonstrate clear transfer of expert judgment or outperform simple keyword search in all metrics.

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