It's a neat product, but I am also a bit confused by the choice to use C as the primary language. I would think you'd want something more ergonomic since this is entirely I/O bound.
I'm 100% on board with using C for the rag or sqlite sync solutions, but the agent itself seems like it would be much easier to write in another language and build on those tools. Even something like go would be much easier to adopt.
i built a similar project named boxlite (embeddable micro-VM) and agentlite (agent in boxlite). i like your idea
It's a neat product, but I am also a bit confused by the choice to use C as the primary language. I would think you'd want something more ergonomic since this is entirely I/O bound.
I'm 100% on board with using C for the rag or sqlite sync solutions, but the agent itself seems like it would be much easier to write in another language and build on those tools. Even something like go would be much easier to adopt.
They have named themselves sqliteai and are releasing a library called adam. this is just advanced seo. seems neat though
Cool but why would anyone write an agent in C? Since the language is verbose it seems to be a painful choice to use C for this task.
Aside from context length, verbosity is a strength for LLMs. However, what's not a strength is the closing braces, so I'd say it's a tie.
For anyone in AI, this reads like someone starting a new company called Google
nice work.