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dang imagine your ai agent / copilot using this to make changes to your codebase then autonomously deploy to vercel or a github action 👀

Vercel TypeScript SDK

• Full type safety for accessing the Vercel REST API with Zod schemas
• New documentation for every function, argument, and type
• Better tree-shaking support with optional standalone functions

https://t.co/1rIv6nDbFm

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You can now integrate and automate the @vercel platform with a simple TS SDK. This will be great for AI agents that deploy on users' behalves.

Guillermo Rauch

dang imagine your ai agent / copilot using this to make changes to your codebase then autonomously deploy to vercel or a github action 👀

https://x.com/rauchg/status/1866209983588900917

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need the strictest of limits for a feature like this, lol

imagine one agent deployment going south and bankrupting you

ahh that'd be cool! there's this tool i've seen called braintrust that can run llm evals like tweaking your prompt based on responses/response quality, but i wonder if that's more meant for an agent that's single purposed(like it browses the web and you wanna make sure the llm doesn't hallucinate)

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ahh that'd be cool! there's this tool i've seen called braintrust that can run llm evals like tweaking your prompt based on responses/response quality, but i wonder if that's more meant for an agent that's single purposed(like it browses the web and you wanna make sure the llm doesn't hallucinate)

https://www.braintrust.dev

I was actually thinking about this concept last night before I went to sleep.

It would be really cool if talking to an agent created memories that update the system prompt instead of just being stored in some database.

Just as humans learn a lot from their environment, so too could the agent.

But in this case, the learnings would actually impact its *personality* rather than just being a memory.