McBain
@mcbain
I just started working again Learning a ton about building agents, autonomous and otherwise Tools I’ve seen: - LangGraph/CrewAI/llamaIndex: agent orchestration layers - Letta: deep context management framework to give bots a long memory without drifting @martin have you used any of these?
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agusti 🐘
@bleu.eth
LangGraph is awesome alongside langchain i just found out about microsoft's take w autogen the other day havent yet played with it https://github.com/microsoft/autogen
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McBain
@mcbain
I’ll poke around with it! What’s the name of that search tool? Tovoly?? Tavily?
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agusti 🐘
@bleu.eth
https://tavily.com/ langchain has a skill to use real time search for queries when appropiate, been meaning to add it to @elefant as skill so it can use the web. Google has also some propietary offerings aka vertex ai with custom google search for AI baked in which seemd worthwhile exploring (hard to beat google at search)
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wizard not parzival
@alexpaden
custom frameworks are going to be better imo and knowledge/memory architecture based on the domain
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McBain
@mcbain
Say more what you mean?
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wizard not parzival
@alexpaden
i'll use my own vector db and knowledge graph implementation designed around identity data because my domain is identity https://warpcast.com/shoni.eth/0x31ab6d34 https://warpcast.com/shoni.eth/0x13385934 these companies almost always feel way too generic.. if I used any library these days it would be something like the coinbase control a wallet SDK I feel it would be more difficult and have worse results to integrate with these companies or lanchain type sdks than just build the functions, calls, etc myself... i actually don't even know what leverage they provide rn besides slowing me down having to learn their framing.. maybe I'm ignorant
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