I created a squad of agents to do all the boring work for me (awman v0.12 is out)
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awman's new dynamic workflows is an open-source take on agents-running-agents to complete complex multi-step tasks. A leader directs a team of worker agents to break down work, ensure its correctness, and deliver a more polished result. Check it out:
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A penny for your context?
awman v0.10.0 is out, and it brings ”context overlays” which allow agents in multi-stage workflows to share a directory and hands them a dynamic system prompt to explain how to use it. The way they collaborate is fascinating.
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Workflows from issue to merged PR: awman v0.9 is out
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I'm renaming amux to awman - the Agentic Workflow Manager. The project's re-focused goal is to provide structure for the entire agent-assisted Software Development Lifecycle from issue to merged PR. Rename and new release coming later this week!
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Behold the miraculous self-improving codebase! ane v0.2 is out.
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Introducing ane: A language server-aware chord-based terminal code editor (for humans and agents)
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Re-designed amux from the ground up
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Code agents are bad at Software Architecture - for now
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The first amux release of my paternity leave is a big one: it lets you manage a fleet of remote agent worker machines to not only multiplex agents on your laptop but also across a cluster. Check it out and let me know what you think!
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Multi-agent workflows, easy config commands, and true background yolo mode: amux v0.6
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Code agents that actually get things done while you're asleep: amux v0.5
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I got frustrated with how much you need to grok in order to build a RAG workflow, and how much of the tooling is written in Python. Ragoo was my weekend project to let you experiment with Agents and RAG workflows without writing code, just some YAML.
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I wanted to build an Agent, but then got frustrated with how much you need to grok, and how much of the tooling is written in Python. Ragoo was my weekend project to let you experiment with Agents and RAG workflows without writing code, just some YAML.
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Anywhere Apps: designing for global distribution
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Kicking off a side project experiment: buff.ly/3QgK4sc

