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رصد مجتمع Hacker News هذا الخبر الذي حصد 21 نقطة و21 تعليق خلال ساعات قليلة، مما يجعله من أبرز أخبار الذكاء الاصطناعي اليوم. المصدر الأصلي: usealmanac.com.
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التفاصيل
Hi HN, I'm Kushagra, one of three founders of Almanac, a Hermes with a brain that knows everything about your company.<p>We started our journey with setting up Hermes for our company, thinking it must be easy. We wanted an agent that would know every context about our company, so we could ask questions and get context-appropriate responses to.<p>This started a very annoying and difficult journey. Setting up Hermes, getting it to talk right, building OAuth apps for every connector myself, then feeding it context myself, and ultimately struggling with Hermes's default memory. At the same time, we saw our YC batchmates struggling with the same problem, and we saw an opportunity.<p>So we built Almanac. This is how it works. You sign up, you get a Hermes agent straight out of the box. You have a one-click connect to any account (Gmail, Calendar, Granola, PostHog, etc). You have personal accounts (only accessible by you) and also shared accounts (accessible by everyone in the company). The consequence being I can never see my cofounders' accounts.<p>The “brain” of this agent is wikis. We pull in information from your connected sources, and start organizing this information in two wikis. A personal one, for you, which understands who you are, what your preferences are, the people in your life, and the things going on in your life. The second wiki is a company wiki, which includes what the company is, what you’re working on, what the roadmap is, and what the blockers of the company are. Your agent ultimately has access to these two wikis and the original accounts, which invoke the feeling of “it just knows you.”<p>Here’s a demo: <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ajXP5PHuK18" rel="nofollow">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ajXP5PHuK18</a><p>We're three cofounders, Rohan, Kushagra, and Divit, and we've been friends for 11 years, since studying for the IIT-JEE. We all did Electrical Engineering (Rohan at IIT Delhi, me at IIT Kharagpur, Divit at BITS Pilani, Hyderabad), and Rohan and I later went to Harvard, where this pre-compilation layer became our capstone thesis. We have built multiple products around the idea of a pre-compiled knowledge layer.<p>Our main differentiating point is the way we approach memory and context in general. Most AI assistant tools treat memory as an afterthought. We have worked on wikis for AI for more than a year now, building products for Harvard and NASA. The one thing we have learnt is that one needs to spend a lot more compute upfront, in the pre-compilation of this knowledge base, to get it right.<p>Having this pre-compiled knowledge base enables a lot of interesting ideas. First is a proactive agent. Since I have compiled what’s going on in both my company and my current life, Almanac can start completing tasks on its own. Concretely, we run
المصدر الأصلي
هذا الخبر مأخوذ من منصة Hacker News — المجتمع التقني الأكثر متابعة في العالم.