@garrytan: GBrain is SOTA for this kind of use case
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A quote tweet discusses gBrain being state-of-the-art for a specific use case, with a shared memory layer architecture under Hermes Agent.
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GBrain is SOTA for this kind of use case https://t.co/Wfbbe8rdYn
Shann³ (@shannholmberg): I’ve started experimenting with gBrain + Hermes Agent
it’s a shared memory layer that sits underneath my Hermes Agent company. every specialist reads from the same brain before they do anything
the architecture I’m currently testing:
> inputs flow in: my ideas, strategy
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