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Claude Multi-Agent Task Delegation System Repository Update

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19 March 2024 7h40

Just finalizing the latest touch to the repo, trying to make it pretty as well.
Also made the task delegation more sophisticated.

I am not going to lie, seeing Claude compliment various instances of itself as each task gets completed successfully is amazing. 🤩 https://t.co/DUpbiCdA2Y pic.twitter.com/TZhI7RMKR6
— Pietro Schirano (@skirano) 19 mars 2024

Just finalizing the latest touch to the repo, trying to make it pretty as well. Also made the task delegation more sophisticated. I am not going to lie, seeing Claude compliment various instances of itself as each task gets completed successfully is amazing.

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19 March 2024

Parallel Haiku API Calls Script Optimization

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18 March 2024 21h07

Modified the script to run the Haiku calls in parallel. Much faster now!

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18 March 2024

Smaller Models Handling Smaller Tasks in AI Systems

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18 March 2024 20h10

Yeah that's why the smaller model is doing the smaller tasks

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18 March 2024

Claude Opus Deploys Haiku Instances for Multi-Task Problem Solving

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18 March 2024 18h18

Claude Opus breaks down the task into subtasks, then deploys instances of Haiku to solve each task. Once these tasks are solved, the output goes back to Opus for review. Pretty incredible. When I tried to build things like this with GPT4, it was very hard for the model to know

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18 March 2024

Claude’s Full Output Thinking Process Saved and Analyzed

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18 March 2024 18h18

This is the full output saved as a text file, it's fascinating to see how Claude thinks. The whole process took exactly 13 minutes and 20 seconds.

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18 March 2024

Claude Opus Subagents Build Drawing App Autonomously

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18 March 2024 18h18

Claude Opus's ability to orchestrate subagents is absolutely insane and deserves more attention.

Watch Claude direct subagents to build an entire drawing app. 🧙‍♂️

If you like, I could share this code, which can basically solve any goals you present, step by step.

Like Devin! pic.twitter.com/sFs8i22B9G
— Pietro Schirano (@skirano) 18 mars 2024

Claude Opus's ability to orchestrate subagents is absolutely insane and deserves more attention. Watch Claude direct subagents to build an entire drawing app. If you like, I could share this code, which can basically solve any goals you present, step by step. Like Devin!

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18 March 2024

RepoToTextForLLMs Reaches 300 Stars on GitHub

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18 March 2024 16h04

RepoToTextForLLMs just passed 300 stars on GitHub! Appreciate all the support. It's great to create something that resonates with so many.

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18 March 2024

ChatGPT Yappacino: Humorous Take on AI Verbosity

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15 March 2024 6h15

Sorry ChatGPT, I didn’t know I ordered a yappacino.

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15 March 2024

Why do SD3 and SDXL add excessive moles to generated faces?

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14 March 2024 23h49

Any reason why, like SDXL, SD3 tends to add so many moles to the face? It seems like a pretty common behavior, and I am not sure where that comes from.

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14 March 2024

GPT-4 Plugin Selection Intelligence Capabilities

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14 March 2024 0h02

Back when plugins were around, you could actually do that. GPT-4 used to intelligently choose the plugins you had installed to perform the request in the best way.

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14 March 2024