Quotes -- cq - Stack Overflow for Agents

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cq

Aynard. They are going to be talking to you about CQ Stack Overflow for agents. I don't know if you've seen contributions to um, human Stack Overflow.

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Knowledge sharing for agents

this initially was um describing it as Stack Overflow for agents. Um that was a lot to do with me having a very smooth brain and it seemed like it made sense. Um and disclaimer for this slide, it

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Local and public commons

negative example. Uh we have a tool that's called uh WASM agents, that allows you to play with agents in your browser, connecting to a local LLM. And one probably we gave it was uh "Try to

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Outdated training data

process in this stage, so any other agents are running on that machine automatically to see that stuff straight away. Um you can then configure it to connect to a remote here. So, as

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Repeated agent mistakes

being that we have this schema for a knowledge unit that the the agent's got a skill. We'll explain this in a second how it works, but this is just basically what gets saved when it's run into a

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Mozilla.ai principles

be graduated up to the commons. That's kind of like that stack overflow view of like once it's there, then it's something that everyone can see. Uh yeah, okay, but

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cq

participative systems, and CQC is going to be participative. Uh Stack Overflow was, and there was this power law of participation that I read about 20-something years ago. And uh it shows

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Knowledge sharing for agents

connect to that URL and it will open the Mozilla Manifesto, which is a manifesto that has been set up like 20-ish years ago, uh, when the internet uh, was at, let's say, its very beginning, uh, at

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