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It'd be cool to see a screenshot of what 'observer' shows as the process tree with a few agents active. Edit: for those not familiar with the BEAM ecosystem,
by davidw 7mo ago
It'd be cool to see a screenshot of what 'observer' shows as the process tree with a few agents active.
Edit: for those not familiar with the BEAM ecosystem, observer shows all the running Erlang 'processes' (internal to the VM). Here are some examples screenshots on one of the first Google hits I found:
https://fly.io/docs/elixir/advanced-guides/connect-observer-to-your-app/ https://fly.io/docs/elixir/advanced-guides/connect-observer-...
- mikehostetler 7mo agoWe have a full dashboard called `jido_studio` that will be available soon that helps visualize it. Teaser screenshot is here: https://x.com/mikehostetler/status/2025970863237972319 https://x.com/mikehostetler/status/2025970863237972319 Agents, when wrapped with an AgentRuntime, are typically a single GenServer process. There are some exceptions if you need a larger topology.
- davidw 7mo ago( https://xcancel.com/mikehostetler/status/2025970863237972319 https://xcancel.com/mikehostetler/status/2025970863237972319 for people who don't like supporting the white supremacist site ) I was curious about the actual BEAM processes though, that you see via the observer application in Erlang/Elixir.
- mikehostetler 7mo agoI'll put something together!