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by kmgrassi 8mo ago
This reminds me of this book: https://www.amazon.com/Pulse-Coming-Systems-Machines-Inspire... . Seems many of the predictions in this book are coming true 20 years later.
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by kmgrassi 2y ago
Hey HN folks! OP here - I’m a dev, pediatrician and father. I’ve been thinking about this idea for a long time. I recently sold my last company and this seems like a good time to try something a little more risky but that I’m passionate abo
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Emerald – Work marketplace for teens/youth(emerald.new)
2 points by kmgrassi 2y ago|2 comments
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by kmgrassi 2y ago
Pretty cool. You could embed the transcripts and then they'd be "searchable." https://platform.openai.com/docs/guides/embeddings/embedding... . I've used Supabase with pgvector to do this.
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by kmgrassi 2y ago
I'm keeping track of the comments on this post with the agent. Check it out here: https://youtu.be/ouIWvi_zaB8
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by kmgrassi 2y ago
Ahh shoot I meant the link to be this: https://www.fabrk.ai/agent/hacker-news-demo-agent . Looks like I can't update the link now :(. Thanks for calling this out.
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by kmgrassi 2y ago
So you can add credentials by clicking on the agent name and getting to the agent config. The agent in the video that had the credentials was a different private agent I have. Credentials were just added as a feature and I haven't buil
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by kmgrassi 2y ago
Yep! I'm using OpenAI's assistants api. Regarding the tool forking - I have the canonical function hosted on the server. When someone forks an agent it grabs the agent context and all the tools and creates a new `assistant` with O
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Show HN: I built an AI agent to monitor HN for interesting posts(github.com)
2 points by kmgrassi 2y ago|8 comments
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by kmgrassi 2y ago
I built something very similar to your "documentation interaction" agent for a client recently. I used https://fabrk.ai/ and it took a couple days to get to a proof of concept. Happy to discuss the details if you&
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by kmgrassi 2y ago
We have a client who's using fabrk.ai to let non-technical folks on the team run sql queries for looker and run analysis of csv/spreadsheet files. Pretty easy for non-tech folks to use.
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by kmgrassi 2y ago
Check this out: https://www.nango.dev/
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by kmgrassi 2y ago
https://www.placekey.io/how-it-works Deep dive on how it works: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/world-of-daas/id157064...
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Show HN: Mrs Doubtfire explains AI – Fabrk.ai build custom AI agents quickly(fabrk.ai)
2 points by kmgrassi 2y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: GitHub app that uses GPT4 to write a test for all files in PRs(youtube.com)
3 points by kmgrassi 3y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Exo – the electron app that’s helping to build itself(getexo.dev)
8 points by kmgrassi 3y ago|0 comments
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Building a Physician Reference for 2023(blog.tjcx.me)
8 points by kmgrassi 4y ago|1 comments
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by kmgrassi 10y ago
Great point. We are seeing ongoing consolidation among hospitals and large physician groups. However, patients still deserve to have easy access to their own data. This is largely handled with patient portals that give patients access to so
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by kmgrassi 10y ago
This is a great point. As a MD I don't think the process of asking a patient his/her past medical history will every go away. It clarifies how the patient thinks about their medical problems and develops a good rapport. But as you
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by kmgrassi 10y ago
It can be hard for patients manage all their health information. That is the problem we are trying to solve! Obviously, this starts with patients having more control over their data. Imagine the next patient you transport pulling up their P
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by kmgrassi 10y ago
Hi there - this is Kevin Grassi, MD with the PB team. You are absolutely correct that many primary care doctors rely on the patient to provide a medical history and rarely need the specific information located in the medical record. However