Today I want to present a concept which was meandering through my brain for some weeks: Autopoiesis. The main thing is that it goes one step further and not only adds project/repo specific skills and context into a repo, but a fully functioning AI platform, configured for the specifics of the repo at hand. Of course, the AI platform's source code is not part of the repo, and I don't dare to write one (or let one write) from scratch. But with the power of containers, configs and some scripting plus semi-clever arrangements, we can add all of that with as little overhead of 20 KByte (unoptimized).
What do you think of that concept? Is it worthwile to follow that path, or is it a dead end?
Today I want to present a concept which was meandering through my brain for some weeks: Autopoiesis. The main thing is that it goes one step further and not only adds project/repo specific skills and context into a repo, but a fully functioning AI platform, configured for the specifics of the repo at hand. Of course, the AI platform's source code is not part of the repo, and I don't dare to write one (or let one write) from scratch. But with the power of containers, configs and some scripting plus semi-clever arrangements, we can add all of that with as little overhead of 20 KByte (unoptimized).
What do you think of that concept? Is it worthwile to follow that path, or is it a dead end?