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by swiftlyTyped 28d ago
Amazing. Huge congrats to the Open Router team
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by swiftlyTyped 1mo ago
Hey all, I'm CEO of CopilotKit, the startup behind AG-UI and the Channels SDK. Thanks for the support! We're pretty excited for this one -- I think channels may soon become the 3rd big form factor of LLMs (after Chat, and Codex&#x
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by swiftlyTyped 1mo ago
Cool stuff! Btw if you build a wingman AG-UI adapter the Channels SDK would just work with it. Nowadays, you can honestly get this done in probably less than a day of work --we've got a pretty good factory set up with validators and te
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by swiftlyTyped 1mo ago
Great article
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Generative UI Is the New Front End(theunwindai.com)
2 points by swiftlyTyped 4mo ago|0 comments
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CopilotKit raises $27M to build the Agentic FrontEnd Stack(techcrunch.com)
9 points by swiftlyTyped 4mo ago|0 comments
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by swiftlyTyped 9mo ago
Hi, one of the AG-UI authors here. AG-UI is a launch partner of A2UI, but it is a separate project by CopilotKit, not google. We have a day-0 handshake between AG-UI & A2UI
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by swiftlyTyped 10mo ago
AG-UI is compatible with both MCP-UI and other declarative UI specs. AG-UI is built to support agentic behavior in your application, more similar to the Vercel AI SDK but horizontal and standardized. MCP-UI helps external apps and APIs pa
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Microsoft Embraces AG-UI Protocol for Agent UI(learn.microsoft.com)
7 points by swiftlyTyped 10mo ago|3 comments
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by swiftlyTyped 1y ago
Introducing AG-UI; the Agent-User Interaction Protocol. AG-UI is an open, lightweight, event-based protocol that standardizes how AI agents connect to fronted-end applications. After a year of one-off, CopilotKit <> Agent frameworks c
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Show HN: AG-UI Protocol – Bring Agents into Frontend Applications(github.com)
36 points by swiftlyTyped 1y ago|5 comments
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by swiftlyTyped 1y ago
Looks cool!
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Show HN: Open MCP Client(github.com)
6 points by swiftlyTyped 2y ago|0 comments
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by swiftlyTyped 2y ago
This is awesome!
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by swiftlyTyped 2y ago
Awesome! Congrats on the launch
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by swiftlyTyped 2y ago
I've been actively using Potiz since it's been in Beta and really enjoy it. Great to see how far it's come along.
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by swiftlyTyped 2y ago
Yes exactly
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by swiftlyTyped 2y ago
Thanks! Co-agents help the user intervene at any step in the agent process / steer the agent. So the agent doesn’t need to be perfect to be useful. Similar to the UX that Devin has but for any product. We’re starting with LangChain &
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Show HN: CopilotKit v1.0 (MIT) – a framework for building in-app AI copilots(github.com)
12 points by swiftlyTyped 2y ago|5 comments
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by swiftlyTyped 2y ago
Really great stuff. People use the same model / server for all queries not because it's sensible, but because it's simple. This brings the same simplicity to the far more optimal solution. And great startup play too, by defin
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by swiftlyTyped 2y ago
Hah, too many copilots… let me try to clarify: We are building CopilotKit = a framework + platform for building context-aware AI assistants into any application (not necessarily coding related applications). Part of CopilotKit is about givi
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by swiftlyTyped 2y ago
By the way - we practice what we preach- Copilots raise the bar (or the ceiling...) on human productivity - in every domain. Which is why we're building infrastructure to make building copilots easier... What ideas do you think are sti
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by swiftlyTyped 2y ago
Hi, CopiotKit CEO here (I wrote the original viral tweet). This article is great! Thanks for posting. I'd also written an analysis of the code - including announcing a $1000 prize for the best alternative code: https://ai88.
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by swiftlyTyped 3y ago
I wrote the article (not the code - though I was part of it). The code is is 30 lines of conditional, recursive, partially-type-inferred Typescript type expression. It's actually not too bad when you break it down. What it enables: Zod
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Fine-Tuning Insights: Lessons from Experimenting with RedPajama on Slack Data(union.ai)
2 points by swiftlyTyped 3y ago|0 comments
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by swiftlyTyped 3y ago
Three experiments looking into how GPT4, Gemini & LLaVA perform when getting conflicting visual and textual information. Some pretty interesting results.
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by swiftlyTyped 3y ago
Fantastic write-up. Thanks for sharing. Shameless plug: I work on CopilotKit - open-source copilot building blocks for react apps. Designed to alleviate exactly the pain points in the article. Devs define simple Copilot entrypoints-- stat
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Multimodal Walking RAG(twitter.com)
1 points by swiftlyTyped 3y ago|0 comments
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by swiftlyTyped 3y ago
There's an interesting opportunity to _meaningfully_ "open-source the algorithm" by just letting each person define their own curation, at least on top of the provider's initial curation. The internet of that world looks
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Was JavaScript really made in 10 days?(buttondown.email)
3 points by swiftlyTyped 3y ago|0 comments

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