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[Doc] Explain briefly in the Readme, what “agents” in the AI world actually are #35

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kostapetan opened this issue Apr 4, 2024 · 1 comment

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I'll take a stab at defining high level set of principles around what Agents should be able to do:

Agents should:

  • Be able to react to events and raise new events
  • Be able to interact with other agents (Ask - expects a response, Tell - only ack.)
  • Have state and memory
  • Have specialisation (ex. developer, architect), capabilities (ex. implement code, run code, test code), knowledge (WAF framework) and context (understanding of the repo)
  • Be able to be part of a cluster (group)
  • Have unique identity, ideally hierarchical (scoped) (ex. Org dev lead, Repo dev lead, Intent dev lead)
  • can ask another agents for their memory recollection instead of it having access to hierarchical memory

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