@yoheinakajima: this is awesome. he didn’t import @activegraphai but borrowed design principles to improve his systems (and found impro…
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Solomon Neas rewired his systems (Brigade, Graphtrail, MiseLedger) using design principles from Active Graph papers, adopting the habit that 'state is a projection of the log', which yoheinakajima praises as a great walkthrough for agents.
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this is awesome. he didn’t import @activegraphai but borrowed design principles to improve his systems (and found improvement opportunities)
great walkthrough in the linked post (for your agent to ingest) if you want to see if ideas from activegraph can help any of your systems
“state is a projection of the log”
Solomon Neas (@solomonneas): the other week i read active graph papers from @yoheinakajima and got inspired.
enough to rewire brigade, graphtrail, and miseledger around one habit: state is a projection of a log.
then i got a chance to read this yesterday and the same receipts turned out to be mineable.
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