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bediashpreet

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About bediashpreet

Building AI Agents: https://github.com/agno-agi/agno

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    After reading hundreds of papers on agentic memory and trying out every possible tool, I came to the simple conclusion that maybe we're looking at memory wrong. Memory is just... l…

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    Show HN: Agno – multi-agent framework, runtime and control plane

    Hi HN, Excited to share Agno, a framework and runtime for multi-agent systems. Think of it as FastAPI for AI Agents. At its core is the AgentOS, a high-performance server/runtime t…

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    Comment #45699994

    WTF are Agents? > Are they workflows or are they graphs? > Are they LLMs in a loop or expensive while loops? > Are they deterministic, autonomous, or confused? Let's cut through th…

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    Comment #44160450

    In general we instantiate one or even multiple agents per request (to limit data and resource access). At moderate scale, like 10,000 requests per minute, even small delays can imp…

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    Comment #44160405

    You’re right, inference is typically the bottleneck and it’s reasonable to think the framework’s performance might not be critical. But here’s why we care deeply about it: - High P…

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    Thank you for the feedback and the kind words. Agree that the cookbooks have gotten messy. Not an excuse but sharing the root case behind it: we're building very, very fast and put…

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    Comment #44160232

    Thank you for using Agno and the kind words!

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    Comment #44160222

    Thank you for the kind words <3

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    Comment #44160220

    Thank you for the kind words <3

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    Comment #44084296

    Author here, happy to answer questions on design goals, performance trade-offs, or use cases.