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In honor of @LangChain Interrupt today, here's my favorite Agent I made with Fleet + @TryArcade
Don Forgettabouit - a very sarcastic reminder agent
Started as a simple email triage agent I setup in 5 minutes and now it's the first email I open everyday.
Today's gem - "Did you miss the 'Action Required Today' part of that email from 3 days ago?"
We just open-sourced Agent Library, a local-first memory layer for AI agents built by @SamPartee.
Your agent's memory should be something you can hold in your hand. A file you own, diff, and roll back.
More on the blog: https://t.co/kMcU35hzKh
S/o to @torresmateo for pushing me to release this!
agent-library is just as it sounds - a library for an agent.
It started as my personal obsidian connector for Arcade, but has grown into a multi-modal knowledge management system.
Tweet thread on the design and what I learned building it very soon.
your agent's memory shouldn't live on someone else's computer.
today @TryArcade is open-sourcing Agent Library: your agent's entire memory in one SQLite file you can copy, diff, or email to yourself. Apache 2.0. no account. no hosted service.
https://t.co/GUSxz0N3lJ
@ivanleomk do it yourself, download the HAR file, claude out MCP tools to get the session token and use the same routes as the UI to manipulate the backend without opening one other than to log in.
@paulg Most can't conceive the size a pond can be. Furthermore, many choose to balk at the big fish or pond itself because of this.
few enjoy the challenge of defeating bigger fish or migrating ponds so to speak.
MCP and Skills are not mutually exclusive!!! nor does either have a exclusive locale
it's like people forget MCP used to get flak for being "local only".
Skills can use MCP tools. MCP will soon (conjecture) support skills as resources as many clients do today.
@mattpocockuk honestly I don't love some of the dev philosophies in here. when tested (go and python codebases) the results were mediocre at best.
I do love this language here: https://t.co/D9L4FYuPgQ
I’ve been using a similar approach through an MCP I call Librarian. Organizes knowledge into sections, books, chapters, etc.
pip install agent-library
Libr add <path>
Proper chunking, code splitting, ocr, image, etc for embedding models all small enough to run locally.
RRF vector + text search indices built and updated automatically.
Looking at my obsidian graph now looks like truly autonomous knowledge organization
@openclaw ... but give it everything!
Wrote a plugin to give OpenClaw / Moltbot / Clawdbot access to all of @TryArcade tools.
Now you can use 100s of services from any of your msg apps i.e. Discord, Telegram, etc. Auth included
👇Me using GCal and Slack from Telegram