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Giving Claude a role with a system prompt - Anthropic
docs.anthropic.comUnmute by Kyutai
unmute.shMem0 - The Memory Layer for your AI Apps
mem0.aiRecall.ai - The API for Meeting Recording
recall.aiServing Voice AI at $1/hr: Open-source, LoRAs, Latency, Load Balancing - Neil Dwyer, Gabber
youtube.comThe reason the await call is needed in copyScore(from:) is central to the reasons actors are needed at all.
You see, rather than just letting us poke around in an actor’s mutable state, Swift silently translates that request into what is effectively a message that goes into the actor’s message inbox: “please let me know your score as soon as you... See more
You see, rather than just letting us poke around in an actor’s mutable state, Swift silently translates that request into what is effectively a message that goes into the actor’s message inbox: “please let me know your score as soon as you... See more
What is an actor and why does Swift have them? - a free Swift Concurrency by Example tutorial
This workflow is particularly effective when we have clear evaluation criteria, and when iterative refinement provides measurable value. The two signs of good fit are, first, that LLM responses can be demonstrably improved when a human articulates their feedback; and second, that the LLM can provide such feedback. This is analogous to the iterative... See more
Barry Zhang • Building Effective AI Agents
hmmm this might be interesting if done right
You can add traces for multiple, specific functions in your code to your logs by annotating them with functional wrappers (TypeScript) or decorators and context managers (Python):
Customize traces - Docs - Guides - Braintrust
“functional wrappers”