Playing with Agents

So I've been digging into agents a bit. Specifically, been looking into AutoGen and CrewAI.

These are super cool. I'm not sure what I'd actually use them for, but between the two I think I like CrewAI the best between the two.

Next I'm going to be looking into Langchain. I'm trying to figure out if one of these will serve a particular need I have with my project...

What I'd like is to be able to kick the coder to review itself; essentially have it one model check the other model to make sure the code they wrote was good. But the level of control here isn't quite where I'd like it to be.

Lets see what langchain has to offer.

Reddit: The Tale of Two Bans

So, my new account SomeOddCodeGuy_v2 just got permanently banned; not a shadowban this time, but a proper ban. So, a little backstory: My original reddit account, which had most of my benchmarks and whatnot on it, had gotten Shadowbanned after I posted a link to another reddit post, and

I haven't disappeared...

It's been a few weeks since I've posted or made any changes on Wilmer; I haven't stopped or lost interest, but rather I'm about to change jobs and I've been heads down on transition stuff before I leave my current

Understanding MoE Offloading

I was trying to answer someone's question about how Llama.cpp handles offloading with Mixture of Experts models on a regular gaming PC with a 24GB GPU, and ended up spending a few hours in a deep dive.

My Next Steps with Wilmer

When I first started Wilmer, it was for a very specific reason: I wanted a semantic router, and one didn't yet exist. The routers that were available were all specifically designed to take the last message, categorize that, and route you that way. I needed more, though; what

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Reddit: The Tale of Two Bans

I haven't disappeared...

Understanding MoE Offloading

My Next Steps with Wilmer