John VoorheesHost
Federico, before we do get to those topics, though, our main topic, I do wanna mention, we talked about OpenMinis last week, and after we recorded, the code for that project was open sourced, which is something that the developer had said previously-

... that they were gonna do, but it hadn't happened by the time we recorded that, and now it is open source.

So, I mean, obviously that's a, a way to, uh, take a look at the code and get a feel...

Get, maybe get some, you know, point your favorite agent at it and say, "Hey, is this, is this exfiltrating my data somehow?" And get a little more comfort with, uh, with the project, particularly for us.
That, that is, uh, that is something that, that is now possible thanks to these agents.
Like, you can just take a look at anything that is open source, and you can say, "Well, okay, what is it that we can, that we can implement the same way?"

Yeah, what can we be inspired by and borrow in terms of format or technologies or whatever it is.

Federico, before we do get to those topics, though, our main topic, I do wanna mention, we talked about OpenMinis last week, and after we recorded, the code for that project was open sourced, which is something that the developer had said previously-

... that they were gonna do, but it hadn't happened by the time we recorded that, and now it is open source.

So, I mean, obviously that's a, a way to, uh, take a look at the code and get a feel...

Get, maybe get some, you know, point your favorite agent at it and say, "Hey, is this, is this exfiltrating my data somehow?" And get a little more comfort with, uh, with the project, particularly for us.
That, that is, uh, that is something that, that is now possible thanks to these agents.
Like, you can just take a look at anything that is open source, and you can say, "Well, okay, what is it that we can, that we can implement the same way?"

Yeah, what can we be inspired by and borrow in terms of format or technologies or whatever it is.
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