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Code > Concept: AGNTCY's Internet of Agents is now on GitHub Just weeks after launching AGNTCY, we're shipping code for the Internet of Agents, tackling the multi-agent software lifecycle from Discover—>Deploy: — DISCOVER: Open Agent Schema Framework and Agent Directory – to define agent capabilities and be able to catalog and search for agents at scale. — COMPOSE: Agent Connect Protocol, IO Mapper Agent and API Bridge Agent (as part of a multi-agent software toolkit) - to allow for agent-agent communication at the sematic and syntactic layers — DEPLOY: Agent Gateway and Workflow Server – for messaging and runtime on current cloud native state of the art — EVALUATE: in the works, but will tackle Observability, Evaluation, and Security frameworks especially for multi-agent systems. We are also welcoming 4 new members to the AGNTCY family: MongoDB, Traceloop, Agency, and Weaviate, alongside our current members Outshift by Cisco, LangChain, Galileo🔭, LlamaIndex, Glean Finally, we are introducing AGNTCY Supporter – a new role in the collective we’ve created for companies who believe in the mission of an open agent ecosystem. We're building the foundations that lets AI agents talk to each other regardless of who built them, where they run, or what framework they're using. Two big calls to action for you: 1. Read Papi Menon blog to understand how these components fit together and what they actually do 2. Try it out. Fork the repo, open issues, submit PRs. We need your participation to build an Internet of Agents that works for everyone, not just walled gardens. Blog & GitHub Links in comments 👇 #AGNTCY #InternetOfAgents #OpenSource

Finally perfected the Engels language (A language made specifically for AI), although it holds tiny errors - The red is the original text - The blue is Engels - The green is saved with text within a context database for later This currently reduces text inputted by around x6 on average! Atop this, it is understood by almost any/all LLM systems! I created a language using OpenAI's GPT4 as the generation model, Agency's API for monitoring the training and Kaggle's journal system for running the training! As you can see, I inputted the conversation into a Character.AI session; besides one point which was incorrect (The amount of people who would be in the train), this system was able to properly remember the information though just the blue label! This will not be released yet, as it is directly made for Project Replicant (My Local AI System) but it will be FOSS eventually! Next up is turning this into a generation based onnx atop GPT2 (or similar) having the output fed to a tokenizer! Finally, i'll focus on running it locally with DeepSeek AI's R1 model or Qwen's 2.5 Omni!

Code > Concept: AGNTCY's Internet of Agents is now on GitHub Just weeks after launching AGNTCY, we're shipping code for the Internet of Agents, tackling the multi-agent software lifecycle from Discover—>Deploy: — DISCOVER: Open Agent Schema Framework and Agent Directory – to define agent capabilities and be able to catalog and search for agents at scale. — COMPOSE: Agent Connect Protocol, IO Mapper Agent and API Bridge Agent (as part of a multi-agent software toolkit) - to allow for agent-agent communication at the sematic and syntactic layers — DEPLOY: Agent Gateway and Workflow Server – for messaging and runtime on current cloud native state of the art — EVALUATE: in the works, but will tackle Observability, Evaluation, and Security frameworks especially for multi-agent systems. We are also welcoming 4 new members to the AGNTCY family: MongoDB, Traceloop, Agency, and Weaviate, alongside our current members Outshift by Cisco, LangChain, Galileo🔭, LlamaIndex, Glean Finally, we are introducing AGNTCY Supporter – a new role in the collective we’ve created for companies who believe in the mission of an open agent ecosystem. We're building the foundations that lets AI agents talk to each other regardless of who built them, where they run, or what framework they're using. Two big calls to action for you: 1. Read Papi Menon blog to understand how these components fit together and what they actually do 2. Try it out. Fork the repo, open issues, submit PRs. We need your participation to build an Internet of Agents that works for everyone, not just walled gardens. Blog & GitHub Links in comments 👇 #AGNTCY #InternetOfAgents #OpenSource

Hottest Startups of January 2025 🔥 Each month, we use the 'Hot Signals' feature within Specter to highlight companies and talent attracting the most interest from VC firms. 1. Bytespace.ai, founded in 2024 by Kar Dhillon and André Nuyens, is revolutionizing work automation with AI employees that can navigate and perform tasks on any website without APIs. Their mission is to empower solopreneurs and small teams to run complex operations efficiently, potentially transforming how businesses scale and operate in the digital landscape 🤖 2. Residua AI, founded in 2024 by Carmen Gutierrez and jon morales, is pioneering neural-enhanced knowledge management tools. With $1.7M in seed funding, they're transforming fragmented data into contextualized knowledge graphs, aiming to reduce cognitive overload in enterprise environments and reshape how organizations handle information 🧠 3. Retool, founded in 2017 by David Hsu, continues to dominate the low-code internal tool development space. With $190M raised and a $3.2B valuation, Retool is empowering developers to build custom applications 10x faster, serving 500,000+ customers including industry giants like Amazon and DoorDash 🛠️ 4. Find out more in the link below - Melty, Suno, Cognition, Scrapybara, Adam (YC W25), Perceptron AI, superwhisper, Nebesta, Open Vision Engineering, Agency, jazz.tools (Anselm Eickhoff), flocurve.com (Linus Ekenstam), beatsfoundation.com, Unblocked, Dawn, ell.so (William Guss), Santosh Sharan, Jacob Sansbury, Cosmin Nicolaescu, Firecrawl, and interaction.co (Felix M. Schlegel + Marvin von Hagen) #AIStartups #VentureCapital #TechInnovation https://lnkd.in/eK2yFpGY

Starting up a series of AI Hack nights in NYC is always a good idea, especially with great friends and partners like Flox Ramp Google Agency South Park Commons and Knock. If you're an engineer based in New York and want to join the next series of events, please be in touch!