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A language for AI agent, for the AI agents and for Agentic solutions

At the core of Auwgent lies something called intent parser, it proposes a new way of getting structured output or better agentic call output like how BAML schema aligned parsing is. It's basically a yaml parser written to be fault tolerant with an event driven attached to it.

After 3 months of bootstrapping how agentic logic could be decoupled from runtime logic, I've finally settled down on alpha release. Let me introduce you to Auwgent, a domain specific language for creating AI agents, you can watch the brief intro here

What if we don't watch YouTube videos for tutorials anymore?? But rather in our ides??

Working on a new programming language specifically made for creating an ai agent... It used intent driven architecture where each response or interaction from the model is seen as an action, so far it's very reliable to get structured output even in models that don't support it

Having A compiled time execution in agentic flow reveals patterns that pure runtime framework can't have.... Watch out for Auwgent

Started playing with a #generativeUI with a new parser I wrote to get structured output from llm without using the traditional approach.... Powered by llama-3.3-70b

"Coding wasn't the difficult part but the engineering aspect was" this is true and false at the same time It's like solving math, the more you solve problems the more you develop new techniques, you point out flaws in already existing theories and improve them. The mind loves

Simple prompt to generate what on the left... Then built in tool to enhance it with just a clicks

I just built a completely free, browser-only creative studio powered by @GoogleAI's Gemini APIs. Better image generation than premium alternatives. One prompt gets you what used to take 10 tries elsewhere. No subscriptions. No accounts. No servers tracking you. Everything runs

It takes time to master a skill. And with time, you begin to realize that all the issues you faced while improving… were skills of their own. “It’s hard,” they say. And those who’ve done it often make it feel impossible for you to do it too. I say—give it a try. Take that

Experimenting with some clean but explicit way of saying this function can't be trusted....

Doing type stress tests on the type system

Added pipe operator

Added positional args and spread operator to it.... Still finding it difficult with clean string interpolation

Improved the generic type system to handle complex cases...

As part of my Advent of code I spent 8hrs to clean up the spaghetti codes to make it easier to add more features to the language I'm working on... Then added generics to it

Starting Advent of code by introducing a new feature into a language I'm working on every day. Maybe not a new feature but improving the existing ones... Wish me luck

Haven't you realized that once you go on full vibe coding some trivia task becomes too hard for the llm to do when the codebase isn't that small? You can't even try to modify some code when your credit is out... That's the reality there's nothing like senior junior stuff