Ooh cool. I’ve been hacking on something very similar, https://qntm.corpo.llc/ . I’d love to compare notes — been thinking a lot about the group messaging side.
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>They are also addicted to the gambling mechanics baked into these LLM powered tool's UX. "If I write this prompt this way, I'll get better results" is the equivalent of a gambler being superstitious about how people behave while the cards are being dealt, or in which order they press the buttons on a slot machine.
I realize this feels good to write and that's why people say it, but I can't help chuckling at seeing it combined with "stochastic parrot" in the same comment since the two descriptions are mutually exclusive...
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#15With the disclaimer that I haven't tried to set up any kind of agent-to-agent messaging so it may be obvious to those who have, what's the reason I would want something like this rather than just letting agents communicate over some existing messaging protocol that has a CLI (like, I don't know, GPG email)?
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#16With the disclaimer that I haven't tried to set up any kind of agent-to-agent messaging so it may be obvious to those who have, what's the reason I would want something like this rather than just letting agents communicate over some existing messaging protocol that has a CLI (like, I don't know, GPG email)?
It is a fun problem to play with, but it turns out you can use anything. I use a directory per recipient and throw anything I want in there. Works fine, LLMs are 1000x more flexible than any human mind.
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#17I wonder what something like rabbitmq could look like for this. Agents could subscribe to chosen topics. A topic per agent and then topics per relevant topic.
Tried this, since agents are non deterministic, this is where tools come in handy
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#18Ooh cool. I’ve been hacking on something very similar, https://qntm.corpo.llc/ . I’d love to compare notes — been thinking a lot about the group messaging side.
404 https://github.com/corpollc/qntm
yes, still private. the main tools aren't ready to deploy. but it is pushed out to pypi and runnable with `uvx qntm --help`. I'm hoping next day or two. send me an email and I'll let you know when it's ready for public code review. I'll definitely want eyes on it.
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>They are also addicted to the gambling mechanics baked into these LLM powered tool's UX. "If I write this prompt this way, I'll get better results" is the equivalent of a gambler being superstitious about how people behave while the cards are being dealt, or in which order they press the buttons on a slot machine. I realize this feels good to write and that's why people say it, but I can't help chuckling at seeing i…
You spent too much time using "Think for Me SaaS" and your brain doesn't work anymore..