PRO TIP: install ffmpeg locally, you won't need 90% of the online tools you use daily.
here's me compressing a video in seconds w/o watching a single ad.
long live open source ❤️
𝐰𝐡𝐚𝐭 𝐢𝐬 𝐨𝐧𝐞 𝐦𝐚𝐣𝐨𝐫 𝐮𝐩𝐝𝐚𝐭𝐞 𝐲𝐨𝐮 𝐦𝐢𝐬𝐬𝐞𝐝 𝐨𝐧 @𝐫𝐢𝐚𝐥𝐨𝐡𝐪?
"the recent update of discord contribution roles"
the project is still in its early phase but you need to take action now to become vital to the project.
this is a well detailed guide on the new roles, how you can max out your contribution:
Season 1 is officially closed. Next up: Season 2 Community Grants 👀
Thank you to every contributor and our mods for carrying the culture and the work.
🧵 A new chapter starts now 👇
have you ever wondered what it actually means when an ai lab says they're open source?
because most of the time it just means they dropped a model on github and called it a day.
but @SentientAGI approaches this differently. their open source work gives builders the actual foundation to create on top of models and dataset they put out
this is designed so creators can build and integrate without hitting walls.
/heres how that shows up in practice
first, theres the models and tools you can actually build from.
sentient releases things the community can actively develop on, they include:
‣ dobby mini (8b) comes in three versions:
• leashed (safety moderated),
• unhinged (research freedom), and
• unleashed (full creative flexibility).
its small enough for practical experimentation but powerful enough to form the base of new systems.
‣ dobby 70b (unhinged) is their large scale model proving that advanced intelligence can remain fully open.
‣ roma is a framework for orchestrating multiple agents to tackle complex tasks efficiently.
‣ opendeepsearch (ods) is a reasoning search engine that lets models perform deep, multi step queries.
‣ oml fingerprinting embeds proof of ownership in models without affecting performance, so creators can maintain control while sharing openly.
all these tools are meant for one thing: building new agents or applications.
then theres the grid which is where open intelligence actually moves.
the grid is sentient's core product and it connects over 110+ partner agents and 15+ community built agents and it delivers real time, multi agent intelligence.
the grid is where intelligence gets deployed, tested, and iterated at scale. it basically gives context and purpose to every tool sentient releases.
sentient also backs everything with research and public standards. their core tool comes with publicly available research including white papers, benchmarks, datasets, and tutorials.
this ensures transparency, verifiability, and consistency across the community.
and maybe most importantly, development is community first.
public repositories and contribution channels let anyone submit code or build agents.
contributors get credited and the ecosystem grows through collective participation.
with all thats been said its obvious sentient doesnt just focus on releasing tools, they also release foundations.
models like dobby mini and dobby 70b, frameworks like roma and ods, and everything across the grid are designed for builders, researchers, and creators to take open intelligence further.
gsenti all