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All Comments (21)

@DavidOndrej yesterday

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@MyStoryCrafters-co yesterday

I’ve been working on making almost the exact same thing. User intervention is genius and I don’t think I would have ever thought of it. Great work here.
@emmanuelarthur8377 23 hours ago

The fact that it can feed errors in the terminal back into itself and resolve them is amazing!
@KCM25NJL yesterday

I like the idea of generating function call code dynamically, especially for generic purposes such as 'File Open,' 'File Save,' or specific algorithms like 'Sort Algorithm X.' To optimize efficiency and promote reusability, I strongly recommend cloudifying these functions, either in a private or public manner. Publicly available functions could be curated to ensure quality and security. This approach can potentially reduce the number of LLM calls required, saving time and money.
@CharlesZerner yesterday

Awesome! Can’t wait to try it.
@StuartJ yesterday

I was waiting for something like this. Agents that you have to define yourself, seemed counterintuitive to me. AI should be able to figure it out for itself.
@BadreddineOtky yesterday

I have been testing lots of AI frameworks, tools and platforms. This is the BEST ONE I have seen! Great project!!! Thank you so much for sharing. This will help me so much in my everyday work
@FriscoFatseas yesterday

Excited for when its simple enough for me to care
@karlbarker2912 yesterday

I’ve used open interpreter and now Claude engineer, but this looks amazing, can’t wait to try it
@Derick99 yesterday

Whats the time stamp for training 3.1 llama finetuning with your data
@MikeMcMulholland yesterday

Broski, make this an installable app, it's the only way that this will actually take off.
@stanTrX yesterday

looks good. do i have to let this framework to "find a way to tell the time" each time i reopen this program? or it remembers and saves required stuff like this to it's knowledge base?
@LVE-xr5or yesterday

39:00 where it gettes good
@stonedoubt yesterday

Open Interpreter does something like this. It can write code, execute it, debug if there is a problem, etc.
@Dmytro-fr9nd yesterday

What kind of hardware it requires to run?
@jamesspalding1210 yesterday

This is such an excellent video, amazing framework and can’t ait to test it out
@mountshasta2002 12 hours ago

This is pretty cool. Currently trying to have it utilize crewai and other than using the wrong pip command we're cruising. If I want to provide context or a codebase can I just put it into the work_dir? Like if I wanted to provide docs. EDIT: adding docs to the work dir causes token limits to max and timeouts.
@Jason-oi8hz 20 hours ago

I've been waiting for something like this... I'm excited
@timmcgirl5588 yesterday

Honestly, this can achieved using Open Interpreter, by simply giving it a prompt to integrate with any open source tool for free.
@whizadree 19 hours ago

Can it create a structure file system and able to edit individual files…