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Announcing Agent Bricks: auto-optimize agents for your domain tasks. Provide a high-level description of the agent’s task, and connect your enterprise data — Agent Bricks handles the rest. Agent Bricks builds out an agent system that automatically optimizes against your goals and generates domain-specific synthetic datasets, accelerating agent development...

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plockett.eth (🅰️,🌶)1 year ago

current docs for those looking:

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plockett.eth (🅰️,🌶)1 year ago

All the links in this article are to internal dogfood links instead of public ones

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Zachary Guthrie1 year ago

Huge!

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Jeff BasedOS1 year ago

AGENT BRICKED UP

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huduga1 year ago

@dhrtha wonder if they are doing DSPy optimization in the backend.

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