This is awesome

[amacsmith]

Super glad to have found this repo. The owner @SomeOddCodeGuy and I must have matching mental models of the agentic ai process. This repo really asks a lot of questions cool questions about agentic arch, llm model aggregation, and practical (cost effective) contextual guidance. Can't wait to break something in a fork. Let me know if I can assist or be pointed to a need where I can put a few hours on, if needed! Thanks again @SomeOddCodeGuy!

[SomeOddCodeGuy]

Sorry for the delayed response; Github is terrible about alerting me to discussion messages.

Glad to hear that you like it! This is definitely a project that is custom tailored to a specific mindset, making it pretty niche, so I'm always happy to hear when someone else can find a good use for it.

Honestly, if you ever find yourself playing with this and start tinkering with workflows, the biggest help I've ever needed in this is figuring out better workflows. I committed just simple and basic ones to the example users, and I have some more complex ones that I run locally, but honestly I had always hoped that if Wilmer took off that someone much smarter than me would start to think of clever ways to build out workflows for various things, or better use of the domain routing. Perhaps they might see something that I'm not, or think of it in ways that I'm not. I get the suspicion that after a year of this, I've become set in my ways and not being as clever as I'd like.

Outside of that, I've been on the prowl for a second type of memory node to add as an option what we have right now. The current one I have is more of me just rejecting the old vector db memories all the other apps used back in early 2024; me just unga-bunga smashing memories in because honestly that worked better for me now that we have 16k+ contexts lol. It's been on the todo list to think of better ways to do it.

No pressure at all, though. Most important, just see if you can actually find a good use for it and enjoy it. I'm always happy when folks can do that, even more than adding stuff.