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Yup, I actually force my agents to build a formally validated CUE spec for everything they build, I have a service that gives them a wizard for interacting with
by CuriouslyC 1y ago
Yup, I actually force my agents to build a formally validated CUE spec for everything they build, I have a service that gives them a wizard for interacting with the cue to add/remove/update, then when everything we discuss is represented they can use it to sync a project, which will automatically generate missing unit/e2e tests, iac docs, folder stubs with README.md files, etc. It was a lot of work to get agents to interact with the service correctly, so many facepalm moments, but it's pretty magical when it works.
- adastra22 1y agoStill waiting/hoping for you to share your stack!
- CuriouslyC 1y agoYou can follow my development if you want, I'm developing a lot of stuff in public, https://sibylline.dev/products/ https://sibylline.dev/products/ or https://github.org/sibyllinesoft/ https://github.org/sibyllinesoft/, I haven't done real releases on anything because it's all alpha and I'm iterating on it rapidly so I don't want to rug pull anyone, but if you want to try something out and hack on it I'm happy to have collaborators!
- adastra22 1y agoIs hydra the main agent coordination framework?
- mighmi 1y ago> CUE spec Have you heard of Ada, whose type system does the same thing?