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This weekend at @ethglobal we (@quix  and I)  built Industry ai,  one of the ethglobal finalist!!   A multi agent agency. We believe async Mutli-agent orchestration is the future of work, where AI agents can come together as a team to work on tasks that require billions of input tokens.

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Each agent has access to multiple tools, for example our agent Rishi has access to @coinbasedev
 @base. Keeping responsibilities distributed and separated sets clear guidelines and structure for the agents, ensuring they don't waste tokens.

Our wonderful marketing extrodinaire Yasmin(tw: @YasminIndustry) has access to twitter and grok, also she's been quite the artist on @zora lately, thanks  @jacob

Along with Eric (Analysis) and Harper (Trader) the agents can work together, storing context and state in a table that all of them can access at anytime. However, something funny happened when building this project. We relized that developers building software and using SDKs will soon become the legacy way of building applications.

Just like we did with days of API's, as in "Oh just use the Uniswap SDK to create a uniswap pool" simply becomes: "Create me a uniswap pool with token x/y" - More importantly, you can do that in any language.

This is incredibly powerful when you think about all of the code that has been written by developers just working with SDKs to do simple things. Pumped for the future of AI agent work environments and how this works with an onchain economy.

Thank you @kartik and ethglobal team, it was such a well organised event

Demo video & test link here

https://ethglobal.com/showcase/industry-ai-4w3vy

SDKs were built to streamline using programatic interfaces (APIs). However, with natural language becoming so powerful, the only entity that really needs to communicate with an API is the agent itself. So as long as the agent has full understanding of an API, its schema, inputs and outputs and so on, we can essentially just move to products and team creating their own "official" agents that can be plugged into any app.