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The only difference I can see between "an agent which knows the world program it's working with" and "agent('source of world')" is that the latter agent can be more general.
Yes, in a sense. (Although technically, the agent could know facts about the world program that can't be algorithmically or before-timeout inferred just from the program, and ditto for agent's own program, but that's a fine point.)