"Calliope" Rabbit AI (Easter Egg)
You might have seen a curious little outro bit to the RVBBIT Winter Preview release date announcement video if you hung in there long enough.
I spoke about it a little bit on Twitter, which I'll include below. Still very much in the testing and experimenting phase, but it's a slightly different take on the "agent LLM" approach - having an AI "as an employee" model with clear task and ownership boundaries.
A unique thing about a "programmable & hackable" platform like RVBBIT is it gives things like LLMs the ability to create and communicate with the same tools as humans can, and that opens a whole new way to collaborate with them.
And besides, anyone who has ever worked in BI would agree with "Wouldn't it be great if an AI worker could maintain a dashboard after it has been published?" - take in the feature requests, make changes, have them approved, etc.
Literally the dream.
Anyways, this won't ship with the initial versions, but it's something I'm trying to get off the ground later this year.
Small thread below. Please hit me up on Twitter.
Been thinking a lot about AI+UIs.
— Ryan Robitaille (@ryrobes) January 12, 2024
Moving forward (like it or not) generative UIs will more be the "language" of the UX, so if your app is "glue code" between the user & the sys (as most are) - maybe focus more on a framework for this.
Optimized "expression" for both parties. pic.twitter.com/Ksq1qYf0Rv
There's a little easter egg at the end of my RVBBIT vid that flirts with this. "AI Workers" (agents) that build "offline" & then communicate with the user by being able to read/write into their workspace session...
— Ryan Robitaille (@ryrobes) January 12, 2024
Direct link that that section. https://t.co/GxbjLJT8j0 https://t.co/KhzExpayQM
Video Link directly to the timestamp mentioned...
You also might notice that I put a "allocated" bar on the status panel for "AI Worker 'Calliope'". A real auto-agent with specific tasks (in this case creating & maintaining dashboards, pipelines, & metrics) is going to be it's own cost center (esp in small to mid orgs).
— Ryan Robitaille (@ryrobes) January 12, 2024
If… https://t.co/tWMCx3z4BR
Plus segmenting diff workers with diff workloads w their own names, personalities, costs - makes them easier to conceptually "manage" IMHO.
— Ryan Robitaille (@ryrobes) January 12, 2024
Not to mention being a bit more "fun" since they will be interacting with you & you human staff quite a bit.
You know, some flavor. Heh.
