Memory Bank: How to Make Cline an AI Agent That Never Forgets - Cline Blog
Imagine a detective who loses his memory every time he falls asleep. To solve cases, he develops an ingenious system: tattooing critical facts on his body and keeping a carefully organized set of Polaroid photos. Each time he wakes up, he can quickly rebuild his understanding by following his own documentation system. That's the plot of Memento, and it inspired how we solved a common problem with AI coding assistants.
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PSProfile is a cross-platform PowerShell module built for profile customization. It uses PoshCode's Configuration module to handle the layered Configuration. - SCRT-HQ/PSProfile
Microagents: building better AI agents with microservices - Vectorize
"This thing is a tangled mess." I was relieved to hear the presenter say the words I was thinking. He had just finished walking me through a new AI agent, which I'm going to call Sherpa throughout this article. Sherpa was a proof of concept for a new AI agent their team had been working
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
This article delves into the technical intricacies of Agentic AI Architecture, exploring its core components, key principles, development phases, technological integrations, applications, challenges, and future directions.
Designing Agentic AI Systems, Part 1: Agent Architectures - Vectorize
This guide outlines how to create efficient agentic systems by focusing on three layers: tools, reasoning, and action. Each layer presents unique challenges that can impact overall system performance.
The Automated Design of Agentic Systems (ADAS) is a unique approach in AI that enables the creation of agents capable of designing, testing, and refining themselves.
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.