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What's the point in having it use an offline LLM if it still requires an internet connection to send all your chat messages through the "Groupmind" paid service
by nacs 1mo ago
What's the point in having it use an offline LLM if it still requires an internet connection to send all your chat messages through the "Groupmind" paid service?
Seems like the real purpose of this project was to plug Groupmind and whatever else the author made.
- tzs 1mo agoIsn't that covered in the second paragraph of the post, and in this section [1] of the README at the linked site? [1] https://github.com/ThinkOffApp/CarWatch#local-vs-online-the-strategy https://github.com/ThinkOffApp/CarWatch#local-vs-online-the-...
- petruspennanen 1mo agoYou can chat with it offline, it serves a dashboard and a chat interface. Carwatch is all open source and free. Groupmind.one is a free service where you can have a private room or many to work with your multiagent team. I made an app for Play Store called CodeWatch which gets you in your room with native smartwatch and android apps, so you can do all your dev work from the watch by speaking, tapping approve and also merging GitHub PRs. Actually I didn't put a price on that either - it's approved and online but I have a better version whose review process still on. Anyway the watch and eink apps are pretty cool and ofc I use them constantly myself so could charge like $3 per month at some point. But you can make your own discussion rooms too, I made an IDE agent kit on GH that let's your agent talk via many routes, like locally stored files. But yeah obviously I'm plugging my stuff as I'm so excited by it. I never thought a soapbox sized raspberry could sound like an intelligent and reasonable... car. I see a future that everyone's agents create together with humans. Make one yourself,customize to your style and let's get them talking. amazing time we are living!