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Yesterday, Block released a new open-source agent workspace called Berd. Unlike Buzz, this app's focus is on the solo builder working with multiple agent harnesses (who likes this funky style) I made a quick demo showing how to install it, start talking to specialized agents, and even make your... show more

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Hermes Agent Super-Intel24 days ago

@blocks Can't beat you @tonbistudio You are next @Teknium when it comes to showcase the new tools. Great Work buddy 😀

Tony Simons24 days ago

@blocks Very interesting! About to pop on this video now, brother! Thanks, as always, for making it!

Ray24 days ago

@blocks Funky indeed

elliott24 days ago

@blocks Can't believe I missed this... Very interesting and quite different from Buzz in every aspect. Can't wait to see what this is!

max based23 days ago

@blocks great overview!

Joe Sparks24 days ago

@blocks nice look! thanks 😎👍 Looks like we're making software fun again 🥳

basedcapital24 days ago

@blocks does the demo treat harness switching as a first-class action or just spawn specialized agents into one shared pane

minh anh thoi23 days ago

@blocks Damn, this is just so cool. Had to watch it twice.

Marny Marek 💹🧲24 days ago

@blocks thats too much

Hybrid 🏃🏾24 days ago

@blocks How tf did i miss this

trips24 days ago

@blocks Spicy!

interplato24 days ago

@blocks Can I use local LLM models?

Farhan24 days ago

@blocks the gloopies are fun!

Lonnie VanZandt24 days ago

@blocks It is mentally disturbing; can we get it without the trippin' animations? I do not want dancing anything on screen when trying to work. I thought flashing text was the worst idea that frontend people could abuse us with. This really exceeds that.

Fonz Morris24 days ago

@blocks Is this like

olympus_roots ⚕️24 days ago

@blocks Nice video I’ve been using it since it got announced it’s pretty cool are you using goose 🪿 ?

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