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Has anyone implemented a system of Pi for a team? Basically consolidate all shared knowledge and skills, and work on things that the team together is working on
by anilgulecha 7mo ago
Has anyone implemented a system of Pi for a team? Basically consolidate all shared knowledge and skills, and work on things that the team together is working on through this?
Basically a pi with SSO frontend, and data separation.
If no one has - I have a good mind to go after this over a weekend.
- dandaka 7mo agoI have created a separate knowledge base in Markdown synced to git repo. Agents can read and write using MCP. Works fine!
- anilgulecha 7mo agoAnd others pull regularly from the pool? how are knowledge and skills continuously updated? I was thinking these necessarily need to be server side (like the main project under discussion) for it to be non-clunky for many users, but potentially git could work? Like, let's take a company example - gitlab. If an agent had the whole gitlab handbook, then it'll be very useful to just ask the agent what and how to do in a situation. The modern pi agents can help build such a handbook with data fed in all across the company.
- dandaka 7mo ago1/ kb is updated on webhook for all agents ~instantly 2/ skills are not updated that fast (but can be if needed), prefer to have a slow update with review here
- rcarmo 7mo agoThere is a thing called Mercury that seems very promising. Check https://taoofmac.com/space/ai/agentic/pi https://taoofmac.com/space/ai/agentic/pi for a list of pi-related things I'm tracking.