Up to this point, we've covered agentic system architecture, how to organize your system into sub-agents and to build uniform mechanisms to standardize communication. Today we'll turn our attention to the tool layer and one of the most important aspects of agentic system design you'll need to consider: data retrieval. Data Retrieval and Agentic RAG

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Introduction. Few days ago I discovered the OpenAI Gym library which is a bunch of standardized AI environments written in Python to benchmark the skills of AI programs and scripts, aka agents.

Like many of you, my first real exposure to AI was when ChatGPT dropped. I spent way too much time prompting it with random stuff, used it for some PowerShell, and tried out the voice feature when that launched. Mostly, I’ve used AI for things like writing docs, double-checking my grammar and English, and making some funny pictures.

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A flexible, feature-rich yet light-weight logging framework based on R6 classes. It supports hierarchical loggers, custom log levels, arbitrary data fields in log events, logging to plaintext, JSON, (rotating) files, memory buffers. For extra appenders that support logging to databases, email and push notifications see the the package lgr.app.

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Hi Obsidian Community! https://github.com/PublikPrinciple/obsidian-mcp-rest I’m working on implementing an MCP (Model Context Protocol) server that integrates with Obsidian’s Local REST API plugin. The goal is to allow AI assistants like Claude to interact directly with Obsidian vaults in a secure, local manner. Project Overview GitHub Repository: GitHub - PublikPrinciple/obsidian-mcp-rest: An MCP server implementation for accessing Obsidian via local REST API Purpose: Enable AI assistants ...

Batch processing framework for ellmer chat model interactions. Enables sequential and parallel processing of chat completions. Core capabilities include error handling with backoff, state persistence, progress tracking, and retry management. Parallel processing is implemented via the future framework. Additional features include structured data extraction, tool integration, timeout handling, verbosity control, and sound notifications. Includes methods for returning chat texts, chat objects, progress status, and structured data.

This guide outlines my approach to building software projects using Cursor IDE, leveraging Gemini (gemini-exp-1206, gemini-2.0-flash-exp) and Claude (3.5 sonnet and 3 opus) for effective development and maintaining code integrity. 1. Project Setup: Laying the Foundation for AI Collaboration Think of your project as a well-organized workshop where you and your AI collaborators (Gemini and Claude) will build something amazing. The first step is to set up the workshop properly. 1.1. Define the Ru...

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