From experimenting with both ai16z Eliza and virtuals GAME agent tooling over Christmas

Eliza felt like a world of infinite possibilities, GAME felt like a sophisticated chatbot playground 

But if virtuals becomes as extensionable as eliza, things will get crazy - fast.

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eliza has been open source from the get and has a huge community of contributors - forks are benefiting from ongoing core development & good forks are being pulled into the main repo - incredible positive feedback loop

virtuals is close source, you can only interact via an api (for now) and can do very little to advance the base tech

what’re the key differences between the two? asking as someone who has very minimal knowledge.

where can I learn more?

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you can run whatever model you want 

out of the box it will install llama locally if you don't specify a model

Do you know if is Eliza currently only supporting the major models or can you run it with local open source llms as well?

Hey Matthew, I would like to hear your thoughts also on our SDK to build Agents that can autonoumously transact (swap, bridge, deposit tokens and other actions) and deploy tokens onchain

Hey Matthew, I would like to hear your thoughts also on our SDK to build Agents that can autonoumously transact (swap, bridge, deposit tokens and other actions) and deploy tokens onchain

https://langchain.brianknows.org/