and here's what a coding agent on activegraph looks like basically you always get a trace and a graph automatically
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ActiveGraph deep research agent gives full trace of claims and sources
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here's an activegraph based deep research agent that gives you full graph/trace of claims, sources, agent activity…
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ActiveGraph AI runtime built around memory performs well on privacy benchmarks
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even though @activegraphai is not a memory tool, it's a runtime built around memory so it can do well there cool to see a third party verify this and see that activegraph does well on privacy programs (from @harvey
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BabyAGI diagram praised, meta path leads to ActiveGraph
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yeah this 2023 babyagi diagram was on point 🙂 thx! seems like if you keep going meta, you'll end up with something like activegraph, lots of ppl seem to have been circling similar ideas
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ActiveGraph agents coordinate via shared graph without direct agent communication
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especially around the smaller workers piece at the end. activegraph agents don’t have agents that talk to each other, nor workflows, but tons of mini agents coordinating through a shared graph
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Activegraph: log-centric agent primitive experiment aligning with ideas
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I have not, and I assume you made it seamless for your users 🙂 Activegraph is an experiment in a new agent primitive (log centric vs LLM centric). very early as a concept, but aligned with a lot of the ideas in your original post so thought you might find it interesting
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ActiveGraph agents have automatic first-class tracing, not bolted on
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if you build any agent on activegraph, the trace is automatic and first-class, not bolted on
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Parallel experiment building coding agent on ActiveGraph AI with event log trace
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a parallel experiment building a coding agent on top of @activegraphai
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Tools should be called from code, not from within LLM API
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slowly we're all realizing that tools should be called from code, not from within the llm api


