17 pointsby MrTravisB6 hours ago1 comment
  • verdverm6 hours ago
    The main issue I see with everyone and their brother making specialized agentic frameworks is

    1. I now have to understand N frameworks, their quirks and handles, their prompts and tools. I certainly don't want to be locked into their strict loop definition.

    2. Most of them could be extensions, even just a skill, within other frameworks

    I prefer to remain a minimalist for now and use projects like this for inspiration

    • MrTravisB5 hours ago
      We completely agree. Framework fatigue is real, and getting locked into a rigid loop is frustrating.

      Choices are great, and our goal is to let you piece together a setup to your own liking. We want Pilo to work with your existing tools, not against them. If you just want to rip out our accessibility tree compression pipeline and use it as a standalone skill in your own custom framework, we consider that a massive win.

      That is exactly why we are open sourcing it. We want to see what others can do with it.

      If there is a framework or tool this could work with but does not currently, we would love to hear about it.

      • verdverm4 hours ago
        I use ADK which has many points 3rd parties plug in. I'm also involved in the development (from the outside). I will look more into Pilo and how this could work. Would save me a bunch of effort!

        I'll open an issue for tracking

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        said issue: https://github.com/mozilla/pilo/issues/318