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mikehostetler
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Show HN: Jido Assembly; Slack Clone in Pure Elixir with Integrated Agents
Hi HN! We put together a showcase on a group chat application in pure Elixir that includes the following: * Hologram Framework * Jido Agents * Jido Messaging (bridging chat to Tele…
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Comment #47277002
Wrote a guide just for you! ;-) https://jido.run/docs/getting-started/new-to-elixir
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Comment #47274273
Not sure if this will surprise you - but I 100% agree with this. I went through the journey that many others did - implementing the loop, then trying to make it useful, realizing t…
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Comment #47274242
Thank you!!!
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Comment #47274240
I don't have a good answer - I've seen a lot of agent deployments but the space is evolving quickly and it's difficult to meaningfully discuss patterns. This will be solved - and I…
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Comment #47268702
Lots of output validation support! Actions can enforce an output schema: https://hexdocs.pm/jido_action/schemas-validation.html#outpu... Agents can as well - but it can be implemen…
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Comment #47268683
My strongest opinion with Jido is that agents must be architecturally correct WITHOUT LLM's before they can be correct WITH LLM's Jido core has zero LLM support for this reason. Th…
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Comment #47268653
Yep - BEAM has great support for audio workloads - would love to chat
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Comment #47267899
Join our Discord - link is in the site footer There’s a growing community showcase and I have a list of private/commercial references as well depending on your goals
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Comment #47267646
Amazing!
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Comment #47267636
The original version where I laid down the overall patterns was all hand coded. This was mid 2024. I used Claude to learn & refine the patterns, but it couldn’t write this level of…
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Comment #47267608
It’s great to see OpenAI embracing Elixir - symphony is a direct implementation of the types of things Jido can do!
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Comment #47267593
Thanks!!!
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Comment #47265329
The core of Jido will run on a Raspberry Pi - we've even had people look at running Agents inside the BEAM where the BEAM is deployed on bare metal (embedded) The future is going t…
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Comment #47265155
See my other comment, but Jido 1.0 used (Elixir) Langchain As LLM API's evolved, I needed more and built ReqLLM which is now embedded deeply into Jido.
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Comment #47265130
Awesome!!! Gave you a star ...
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Comment #47264971
Seems so, to my eternal shame ...
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Comment #47264968
Fantastic!!! Appreciate any feedback
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Comment #47264964
Yay!!!
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Comment #47264959
Thank you! Agree on operational boundaries - it took a long time to land where we did with the 2.0 release Too much to say about this in a comment, but take a look at the "Concepts…
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Comment #47264937
This is now my personal shame for the next two weeks ... good problems, but ya - wow - I was unprepared
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Comment #47264927
Thank you! Fixing ...
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Comment #47264924
Jido originally used Langchain for LLM calls - but it wasn't a fit so I built an entire LLM client package to work with Jido called ReqLLM https://hex.pm/packages/req_llm ReqLLM is…
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Comment #47264914
By using Signals and Plugins, all data between agents can be encrypted. I've seen a Jido implementation doing this already. It's use-case specific though - security is a much bigge…