14 comments

  • mwszola 517 days ago
    The tool looks great! Wanted to test this out and I did the calendar thing just as in the demo - adding a new note "My calendar - Apple Calendar on my local device" and it created the new event for me according to the instructions. Nice automation, really exciting!
  • android521 521 days ago
    I saw Mac(Intel). Can i use it with Max(M2)? Edit: i was able to download and use it.But i got the 'Invalid Open AI API key' error even though i gave the correct key. But from openai playground chat, it seems like i only have access to 3.5 model. was this the cause of error? Is it possible to add support for 3.5 model?
    • michalklujszo 520 days ago
      There is a M2 version you can download, should be one of the menu elements.

      It does require GPT-4 API access, right now if you have just 3.5 access there will be an error.

      We have adding open source models long term in our roadmap

  • michalklujszo 521 days ago
    I like the ability to easily store new content/guides that the tool can instantly use, I prefer it from the way it works with OpenAI and ChatGPT. Also quite neat feature that AIConsole chooses the specific tool/prompt for the task... somewhat similar to plugins with chatgpt but under your control and fully customizable
  • Odene 521 days ago
    I wonder if you could make it work with Google Analytics 4? Create a prompt that will get data and create a dashboard?
    • mritchie712 521 days ago
      Most API's (e.g. Stripe, Shopify, Hubspot, GA4, etc.) limit the amount of data you can get in one call. They also have rate limits. This means you can't pull all your data from them quickly (e.g. you couldn't pull all your stripe customers in a single API call).

      You'd likely need to set up ETL to get this to work reliably.

      PS - If you're interested in this sort of thing (an AI data assistant), that's exactly what we do at https://www.definite.app/. We offer a complete data stack + AI data assistant.

    • mcielecki 521 days ago
      Yes, the general principle of it is that you ask it to perform a task and then add materials that help guide it until it gets those tasks done. Once it works it will work forever (or until the APIs change :P)

      Google Analytics can be accessed via API, so you can both create a normal text note hinting on what code could access it or you could create Python API material.

      • Odene 521 days ago
        This is AWESOME. Gonne check it out tonight.
    • zuwima 521 days ago
      that would make my life easier, any info?
  • smcleod 521 days ago
    Looks like it has a lot of potential. Does it integrate with Ollama or does it run its own model server?
    • michalklujszo 521 days ago
      Right now it uses GPT-4 API, ollama integration is in the roadmap and would then allow for a fully local and controlled deployment
    • michalklujszo 521 days ago
      Thanks for the good words!
  • leeevind 521 days ago
    Amazing stuff! It's out-of-the-box Hive creation and management instrument. Love this!!!
  • karleriksson 521 days ago
    I like the demo video, mind sharing what tool you used to create it?
  • yelowhite 521 days ago
    Nice one, the AI agents are actually communicating with each other
  • globartek 521 days ago
    @mcielecki can it be connected to CodeLama or Claude 2?
    • mcielecki 521 days ago
      This is on our release schedule.
      • psychoactive 521 days ago
        Lama 70b please!!!
        • michalklujszo 521 days ago
          other LLMs are definitely on our roadmap. Being able to run it fully locally would be awesome long term!
  • olabienas 521 days ago
    Looks like a tool with a huge potential!
  • xuchen 521 days ago
    wow nice piece, congratulations on launching this! I'm amazed how it works cross-platform!
    • michalklujszo 521 days ago
      Electron is quite good for such use cases! Thanks!
  • KodakKojak 521 days ago
    Looks impressive!
  • dwc10 521 days ago
    looks dope!