Transcription: OpenAgents Episode 041 - Hello Concierge

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[00:00] Christopher David: Okay, Concierge is live on OpenEge.com, sneak peek takes you to the chat.

[00:06] Christopher David: And this is now tied to our agent workflow and the knowledge base.

[00:11] Christopher David: So if I ask it a question like what is OpenEge's,

[00:17] Christopher David: which conceivably the language models would not know what that is,

[00:22] Christopher David: let's say we're to host a name.

[00:24] Christopher David: It's going to consult the knowledge base and get the appropriate context,

[00:28] Christopher David: and then pass that to our LLM in this case, the mixed-roll LLM hosted on together.

[00:35] Christopher David: An open platform for creating and managing AI agents.

[00:40] Christopher David: Wide range of level bar and even earn and spend using Bitcoin through their agents.

[00:45] Christopher David: All right, that is exactly connected to our knowledge base.

[00:49] Christopher David: And we don't have the ability right now to edit that there,

[00:52] Christopher David: but just to demonstrate that it is possible to change the data.

[00:57] Christopher David: Let's go into our SQL here and change all of our data fields to say that OpenEge is a platform for training.

[01:16] Christopher David: AI agents to raise cows and cook delicious steak.

[01:21] Christopher David: Now let's go open a new in Cognito window to use a different conversation session.

[01:27] Christopher David: Just right now all the sessions are saved per browser.

[01:31] Christopher David: Let's see what is OpenEge's.

[01:35] Christopher David: Those have not been like a re-vectorized, but it shouldn't matter.

[01:39] Christopher David: Because they're all the same thing.

[01:43] Christopher David: Did it do do do?

[01:50] Christopher David: It's probably still going to do this.

[01:55] Christopher David: Clear browsing data.

[01:59] Christopher David: Let's try that again.

[02:08] Christopher David: I don't think it cleared out the history.

[02:10] Christopher David: Yeah, here we go. OpenEge is a platform for creating and training AI agents.

[02:14] Christopher David: It focuses on tasks related to raising cows and cooking steak.

[02:18] Christopher David: You just can develop our their own AI agents and teach them how to effectively manage and care for cows,

[02:22] Christopher David: as well as how to prepare delicious steak.

[02:24] Christopher David: So nice. Okay.

[02:28] Christopher David: And now if I refresh that, that has been all changed in knowledge base.

[02:32] Christopher David: So we've got the little agent graph here, synced up with our database.

[02:37] Christopher David: You cannot edit it directly here, but we will add that soon.

[02:42] Christopher David: And so this now works.

[02:46] Christopher David: Basic similarity search, basic RAG, and now we can take us in a lot of different directions.

[02:52] Christopher David: Because we now have easily inspectable knowledge bases,

[02:57] Christopher David: like maybe we should allow crowdsource knowledge bases,

[03:00] Christopher David: or allow me to create an agent that uses a knowledge base that you put together.

[03:05] Christopher David: And particularly when we add lightning base,

[03:09] Christopher David: micro payments to this, such that let's say I'm charging for my agent.

[03:14] Christopher David: If I'm using your knowledge base, you should be able to get a cut of that.

[03:20] Christopher David: So last different ways we can take this.

[03:22] Christopher David: Probably the next thing we're going to start to tie in payments.

[03:25] Christopher David: So we can start to get some money flowing through this for the agents.

[03:29] Christopher David: And then after that, we will add API calls to allow for more interesting agent.

[03:34] Christopher David: And maybe we'll play with that if you'd like at openedance.com slash chat.

[03:42] Christopher David: See you soon.