Building a Team of AI Agents with Codename Goose
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Video Summary
- The video discusses the potential of large language models to perform tasks collaboratively, which they couldn’t do individually.
- A colleague’s video inspired the speaker to experiment with Goose, a language model, to see if it could communicate with another instance of itself to complete tasks.
- The speaker emphasizes the importance of providing Goose with intentions and goals rather than a detailed plan, allowing the model to work out the specifics.
- The video demonstrates a scenario where Goose agents are assigned roles such as web developer and project coordinator to organize task completion.
- The project coordinator assigns tasks to other agents, and the speaker tests the system by providing feedback on a website’s color scheme.
- The speaker observes how Goose agents communicate with each other and a central server to handle tasks and respond to additional instructions or feedback.
- The experiment shows that Goose can divide a main task into smaller problems and work on them simultaneously, potentially leading to faster results and the emergence of new ideas.
- The speaker did not provide specific directions on the website’s design but merely requested a homepage, and Goose was able to create a draft with sources, quotes, and testimonials.
- The video concludes with the speaker expressing excitement about the possibilities of extending this collaborative system to shared servers between businesses, allowing for more powerful applications and customization.
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