https://github.com/tweibley/rubyrlm - MVP Ruby implementation of Recursive Language Models (RLMs) that uses Gemini as the model backend and a Ruby REPL for iterative reasoning.
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That Ruby project looks interesting. (They all do). But what do you plan to use it on? I ask because I’ve wondered if a language like Ruby or elixir create a unique scaffold for models to use as a scratchpad or calculator the same way we do. Dynamic languages that can interact with their run time are the best medium I suspect.
https://github.com/tweibley/rubyrlm - MVP Ruby implementation of Recursive Language Models (RLMs) that uses Gemini as the model backend and a Ruby REPL for iterative reasoning.
https://github.com/tweibley/legate - Framework for building AI agents in Ruby with dynamic tool selection, multi-step planning, and session management
https://insightclips.com - Create personalized event videos (with optional CTA) — from first promo to final recap automatically.
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