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by campers 2y ago
I'm going to make the availability of requestFeedback function a boolean flag, so when running benchmark suites etc it can be disabled. Whether its an assistant or agent by that definition is just really a parameter value.
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by campers 2y ago
That was a part of the reasoning of open sourcing my AI assistant/software dev project. Companies like Google have strict procedures around access to customer data. The same can't always be said about a startup racing to not run o
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by campers 2y ago
Agreed, such a critical piece of infrastructure, the mind boggles. I'll have to see what I can pry out of our Google account team about it.
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by campers 2y ago
Another way to look at it is everyone's productivity will be expected to increase to match the productivity increases by the competition who are also using AI. If you don't skill up on how to effectively use AI, then we'll fi
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by campers 2y ago
There's definitely room to build specification builder agents, that have access to documentation and previous specifications. The other day I was looking into adding Trusted Types in the Content-Security-Policy header, which was someth
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by campers 2y ago
Ask it to output the occurrences as items in a JSON array, then count the array items in code
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by campers 2y ago
Nice to see Anthropic providing this while Claude is my go to model. I prefer DeepSeek's new context caching implemention being completely automatic and code free. https://platform.deepseek.com/api-docs/news/n
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by campers 2y ago
Actually when I was bouncing ideas off Claude it was suggested with the alternative spelling of noos. Then I can keep the concept and only have have one letter to change
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by campers 2y ago
To have it deployed costs nothing to run with the Cloud Run and Firestore free tier. As for LLM costs that really depends what you're trying to do when it. Fortunately that cost is always coming down. When I was first building it with
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by campers 2y ago
Updating the Dockerfile and docker-compose.yml was the last change I made so glad to hear that worked for you! What change did you make to the docker compose file? The CLI scripts under src/cli would be the best examples currently to h
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by campers 2y ago
I have a few steps so far in the code editing at https://github.com/TrafficGuard/nous/blob/main/src/swe/codeE... There is a first pass I initially created when I was re-running a partially com
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by campers 2y ago
Good question, at first I only called the fully autonomous agents as agents, as to me that's what having agency is. I didn't like when other projects had "multi-agent" when it's just a bunch of llm calls. Initially
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by campers 2y ago
Thanks! I've spent a lot more time on the computer than I would like over the last few months building it. If you think you might want to feel free to get in touch
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by campers 2y ago
Thanks! I posted a reply to another comment about the name clash. I thought I could add another weird to differentiate, but Nous Agents doesn't really roll off the tongue. New name ideas welcome!
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by campers 2y ago
When I first picked the name, after a chat with Claude, I hadn't come across Nous Research back then, and they didn't show up Googling for just nous. I see a bit of reuse of words in other various llm related projects. Langchain&#
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by campers 2y ago
I can't take credit for that particular screen, it's the Trace UI in Google Cloud. I did look at LangSmith for tracing, but for now I wanted to stick with standard OpenTelemetry tracing, so you could export the spans to Honeycomb
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Show HN: Nous – Open-Source Agent Framework with Autonomous, SWE Agents, WebUI(github.com)
155 points by campers 2y ago|37 comments
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by campers 2y ago
Thats ok from the perspective of it making room for a more capable and expensive GPT5 model to compete with Opus 3.5 when that arrives this year. The significant price drops for a small loss in quality is a reasonable tradeoff. Then GTP4o
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by campers 2y ago
It is difficult to get the AI models to get everything right every time. I noticed too that it would sometimes remove comments etc when re-writing code. The way to get better results is with agentic workflows that breakdown the task into sm
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by campers 2y ago
Imec working on this approach too https://spectrum.ieee.org/superconducting-computer
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by campers 2y ago
It seems to be the way with these releases, sticking with Claude, at least for the 'hard' tasks. In my agent platform I have LLMs assigned for easy/medium/hard categorised tasks, which was somewhat inspired from the Clau
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by campers 2y ago
I noticed Fireworks.ai is only $3/million compare to $5 for together.ai for Llama3 405b And in Google Vertex its free at the moment!
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by campers 2y ago
Etched is another dedicated inference hardware company that recently announced their product. It only works for transformer based models, but is ~20x faster than a H100
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by campers 2y ago
It feels a step backwards developing with a such a minimal type system. Seeing so many projects in Python was one reason we're open sourcing our LLM/agentic framework, to give more options for the TypeScript community. We haven&#x
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by campers 2y ago
Another one is https://www.github.com/trafficguard/nous which provides a software dev agent that can find/clone repos, create a branch, search in a repo, then delegates to Aider for the code editing in the edit&#x
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by campers 2y ago
From the Anthropic model guide: Agentic Coding Claude 3.5 Sonnet solves 64% of problems on an internal agentic coding evaluation, compared to 38% for Claude 3 Opus. Our evaluation tests a model’s ability to understand an open source codebas
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by campers 2y ago
I'm excited to test this out! I've been building an open source TypeScript agentic AI platform for work (DevOps related with an autonomous agent and software engineer workflow). The Claude 3 models had an influence on the design w
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by campers 2y ago
This is the interesting result where their GPT-2 sized transformer blows away GPT4 and Gemini 1.5 in connecting together facts The difficulty of such a task is two-fold. First, the search space is large. For example, on average, each qu
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by campers 3y ago
That looks like a nice concise API too. Naming is always tricky, I like the toolbox name, but then should I rename the @func decorator to @tool? It seems like function is the more common name for it, which also overloads with the JavaScript
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by campers 3y ago
I've added contact details to my profile for the moment, drop me an email

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