Would be good to see the open source code for sure. LLMs really struggle with Plan and Execute agents still and hopping off from tool to tool is a drag. This kind of architecture is less magical but more reliable
Agreed, nobody wants to use a tool that stops working in a month!
Most of the code is actually pretty simple, the complexity comes from the code runners and the infra needed to support the various integrations.
To open source it, we'll need to create some local code-runner alternative, as not everyone wants to spin up AWS resources. With that said, we're excited about running this locally ourselves (e.g. scripting various things on-device).
