reintro for new followers
i’m josh
career switcher w 3yoe
no degree, no uni
now working in ai + rust as a devrel engineer and technical leader
writing a book on wasm
i build and write about:
• ai infra
• rust systems
• devrel that actually ships
• open source
I wanted to learn how to build AI agents in Rust, so I searched YouTube.
That's when I came across a library called Rig.
I watched a talk on the @RustNationUK YouTube channel, and @joshmo_dev did a great job explaining both the concepts and the library itself.
The talk pushed me to dig deeper into Rig and understand what makes it interesting.
Some of the topics he covered:
- What Rig is
- What AI agents are
- Compile-time safety
- Architecture and design decisions
- Reliability
- Custom HTTP clients
- Promot hooks
- Agentic engineering
If you're interested in building AI agents in Rust, I'd recommend giving it a watch 👇🏻
https://t.co/03AQgBMSjZ
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@mitsuhiko cool article. we need more maintainers like this
it's like people think that battle hardened open source guys are now suddenly monkeys attempting to write shakespeare
i wrote an article on building an in-depth codebase security reviewer CLI that uses multiple agents - totally private on top of @AskVenice !
perfect for when you need to run security checks in CI or verify the state of your codebase using a coding agent
check it out below https://t.co/169qPbAkGn
so quick caveat, this was in the context of making an app with `iced`. so won't work for everyone
someone i know on discord made it - the explanation is a bit complicated but basically it uses dylib stuffs so you can obviously just relink whatever got dynamically recompiled and changed instead of having to recompile the entire thing
dioxus also obviously has their own hot reloading thing... but i'll be honest i have no idea how it works lol. probably a similar process