Taming the agents
Knowledge bases, automation, games and little tools. We try them on our own problems, share what works and figure out what broke.
Good people.
Strange experiments.
Unexpectedly tasty results.
Legend has it that somewhere between the Mediterranean and Mount Fuji, eight dachshunds opened a laboratory. They wanted to build a machine that would find everyone work they loved. They uploaded their CVs, poured in two kilos of coffee and pressed “start”.
The machine produced an unexpected result: a big table. Around it, agents, projects, dinners and new reasons to meet began to appear. The dachshunds called it a happy bug, put on their lab coats and kept experimenting.
This tale has a real beginning: a job-search chat, a home coworking space and a small community in Valencia. Here are five chapters from its first summer.
And the sausages? That’s a long story. ↓
It started with a simple idea: help each other figure out AI agents and the job search. A living room, laptops, fruit and enough coffee to last a while. As it turned out, the conversation lasted longer.
Lab note No. 001: good company is already a working prototype.
Everyone has a recipe.
Everyone has a seat.
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In our story, everyone has paws.
That has never stopped us
building things.
Sometimes the result is a working prototype.
Sometimes a fresh
look at an old problem.
Sometimes six kilos of mussels.
Knowledge bases, automation, games and little tools. We try them on our own problems, share what works and figure out what broke.
Work alongside someone, ask for advice, take a coffee break. A living room, laptops and conversations that rarely end on schedule.
From coffee conversations to a prototype that helps make sense of a fire incident. Data, cameras, radio and human judgement.
Okroshka, mussels, attempts at a film club and trips to watch the stars. The human in the loop needs recharging too.
We don’t have a universal recipe.
But we have made a few
observations.
We are a small community of people who like making things together. Bring an idea. Bring a question. Or bring a little bread.
CURIOSITY WELCOME.