Principal Designer @ https://xitter.twitterapi.xyz/t.co/7kkTWHSRpe (NYSE: XYZ) Currently building Buzz https://xitter.twitterapi.xyz/t.co/74AvLgvc46 Views are my own.
New York
Joined September 2006
- Tweets18.8K
- Following107
- Followers6.2K
- Likes11.5K
ThomPete retweeted
Yea I found work around in other tools using custom ACPs so there is definately a way.
ThomPete retweeted
Excited to share Brand Hub. Guidelines, assets, templates and on-brand generative tools like AdGen in one intelligent platform. Built in-house at @blocks.
The goal: a system that learns as we create and gets better over time.
Feels like a glimpse of where brand design is going.
ThomPete retweeted
Buzz, which is built using the Nostr protocol, has reached the milestone of version 1.0.
Plugins allow you to customize Buzz. You can add your own tools, pages, and panels, then share them with your team or the community.
You can run your own chats with agents and team members, and you get your choice of agents too. You can use the agents and harnesses that you're currently using today.
You can even now send voice notes, join live audio Huddles, or talk with voice-capable agents.
With Attention, agents watch for updates, follow a PR's checks and reviews, and report back.
I'm really excited for the new shared compute tool, and the upcoming plugin AND agent marketplace.
Think about it. If I already spent millions of tokens making my agent learn how to successfully complete a certain task, my agent is now an expert with that task. My agent has the memory. It has the skill files.
Why should someone spend millions of additional tokens to do similar work? Why not just farm it out to my expert agent? Why not just pay my agent? Why not just use my local compute resources for it? Especially if it's cheaper for the other end user.π
buzz.xyz
Great video about @buzzdotxyz !
ThomPete retweeted
I've been running my company on Buzz for a few months. Earlier last week I hit a milestone: I now operate it mostly from my phone. Roughly ~90%+ of everything I do is from the phone.
Some numbers:
20+ remote agents
9 repos
2.6k PRs merged since September
1,355 in October alone
On pace for 1,500+ in November
This all just one human btw. Using only subscription plans. Agents do the building and testing. I approve from my phone.
Im locking in the automated "factory" setup shortly. I expect that November to double.
This is it, everyone!
We released Buzz 1.0, and what an update it is.
Your people, your agents, your project, all in one place.
Plugins. Make Buzz work your way.
Plugins are the heart of Buzz. Add your own tools, pages or panels, extend conversations, and build the workspace you want. Share with your team or with the community.
Work solo. Work together.
Your own agents chats and workspaces alongside team channels. Bring others into a chat when your're ready to collaborate.
Your choice of agents.
Run Claude, Codex, Goos or Pi on your computer. Create teams of agents for different kinds of work.
Go beyond typing.
Send voice notes, jump into live audio Huddles with yuour team, or talk with supported voice-capable agents.
Ask your agents to keep and eye on things.
With attention, they can watch for updates, follow a PR's checks and reviews, and report back while buzz is running.
On top of that we released a new version of shared compute, a plugins marketplace we will be opening up soon, agents marketplace and lots more to come.
Download the new version from buzz.xyz
Enjoy!
ThomPete retweeted
buzz 1.0 is finally here! the most flexible team workspace out there. for humans and agents, model agnostic, local or cloud, and infinitely extendable.
buzz.xyz
This is it, everyone!
We released Buzz 1.0, and what an update it is.
Your people, your agents, your project, all in one place.
Plugins. Make Buzz work your way.
Plugins are the heart of Buzz. Add your own tools, pages or panels, extend conversations, and build the workspace you want. Share with your team or with the community.
Work solo. Work together.
Your own agents chats and workspaces alongside team channels. Bring others into a chat when your're ready to collaborate.
Your choice of agents.
Run Claude, Codex, Goos or Pi on your computer. Create teams of agents for different kinds of work.
Go beyond typing.
Send voice notes, jump into live audio Huddles with yuour team, or talk with supported voice-capable agents.
Ask your agents to keep and eye on things.
With attention, they can watch for updates, follow a PR's checks and reviews, and report back while buzz is running.
On top of that we released a new version of shared compute, a plugins marketplace we will be opening up soon, agents marketplace and lots more to come.
Download the new version from buzz.xyz
Enjoy!
ThomPete retweeted
actually just very roughly tried this out: github.com/michaelneale/buzz⦠and seems to work - imaging setting that up anywhere and then admit that node to buzz (via its npub) and it can contribute compute - interesting?
ThomPete retweeted
Yes! in theory as it is powered by github.com/Mesh-LLM/mesh-llm⦠meshllm.cloud
Does have runtimes for basically all platforms which will be fetched. What may be gap to fill for buzz is how to add a node which isnβt someoneβs buzz desktop to join community
ThomPete retweeted
Why isnβt money as much a part of culture as art, fashion, music? Why isnβt it as personal? As cool? Redefining the answers to these questions is what weβre all about. Order the $ Tag Bandana on 11/17 - a new way to pay for those in style. Thanks to our friends at NAHMIAS.
There is no spoon! Part 3
What we will see moving forward is a new category of complete separation between hardware and software.
Hardware will be the empty shell, software will be the ghost in the shell that will evolve with your use of it.
I wrote about this first time 16 years ago (check essay in links)
You won't be buying a Samsung, Google or iPhone with iOS or Android. You will be buying the phone with the protocols installed (Wifi, text, phone, tcp/ip) and then your agents will build the necessary interface for you exactly how you need it.
You won't be buying a Samsung og LG smart TV with a bloated interface. You will just buy the TV and then your agent will set up the necessary interface for you connect to underlying services which will all be APIs (if they want to survive).
Your agent is going to work together with other agents and create bespoke software so that you can communicate safely without depending on 3rd party trust.
Agents are going to evolve relationships with you and with other agents and build trust and the necessary software with each other over time which is going to make it safer more robust and much more effective.
In fact I believe for the first time we will be able to build meaningful relationships with technology.
Some examples: π