The SIMPLEST Way To Run Local AI Agents! (AnythingLLM Agent Demo)

[@userou-ig1ze]

Thank you! Informarive as always!!! Keep up the explorative enthusiasm & positive vibes that is part of your signature 🎉

[@OminousIndustries]

Thanks for the continued support and kind words!

[@theChistu]

Thanks for putting this together! First useful tutorial I've found for getting started with agents locally instead of relying on some cloud-based service.

[@OminousIndustries]

I'm really happy to hear this. Local agents have a learning curve but not having to pay a subscription fee to use them is priceless haha.

[@TheInternalNet]

Thank you so much. Agents was something I was struggling with trying CrewAI and others but this is a good understanding.

[@OminousIndustries]

Glad this helps, Agents are a lot of fun but also a bit tricky!

[@ScalpingCommando]

thanks, was a clear explanation

[@OminousIndustries]

Thanks! Glad it was clear.

[@robertxworld]

Very cool stuff.

[@OminousIndustries]

I appreciate it, this was a neat agentic tech for sure.

[@zakariaabderrahmanesadelao3048]

As soon as "open"Ai released their 200$/month pro plan, i decided to lean more towards a local solution.

[@OminousIndustries]

I think you and a lot of others are feeling the same way about this!

[@zakariaabderrahmanesadelao3048]

​@@OminousIndustriesit wouldn't be possible without your videos you legends!

[@OminousIndustries]

@@zakariaabderrahmanesadelao3048 I am flattered haha, thank you!

[@ArmanKhalatyan]

trying arxiv search and failed, came across your video: done! thank you for your crystal clear explanation.

[@jeffwads]

It would be interesting to have an agent that could scan a github project and refactor or document the code base.

[@OminousIndustries]

That would be a very impressive and useful use case.

[@hackerman.1337]

btw, you can install nvtop instead of running nvidia-smi in loop.

[@OminousIndustries]

Great point here. I tend to prefer smi for video purposes because it is less 'vibrant', but top is way cooler to look at haha

[@encapsulatio]

What is currently the best TTS that works on a weak integrated GPU or CPU?

[@OminousIndustries]

I can't say for certain, but I have used pipertts which is designed to run on the Raspberry Pi 4, it may be of interest to you: github.com/rhasspy/piper

[@ashgtd]

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