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Generating consistent outputs with similarity searches initially felt like magic, our results were coming within a meter of our target, but quickly we began to notice a few challenges. 1. We knew how to prompt our agent to get the best results, we understood under the hood, but end users didn't. 2. Larger retrieval sets meant more serendipity. Generating large sequences of files felt more like watching a game of plinko. Sometimes we struck gold, but often sequences deviated to far for acceptance. 3. Keeping up with the latest indexing and ranking algorithms only felt like a means to go from mediocre accuracy to above mediocre accuracy, we wanted an iron clad solution. Enter Peagen. No similarity search. No conversational memory. Peagen is a pure DAG +Template-Driven workflow that we've developed and actively use internally to save ourselves 1000s of Engineering hours. Now that we are able to generate thousands of features. 95% of our focus has shifted from development to research. Instead of toiling with bugs, enforcing style, and other typical DevOps duties, we are focused on identifying new features, rapidly prototyping alternatives for features, evaluating and selecting the best value. Currently, we're big fans of LLM providers like Groq, Deep Infra Inc., Anthropic. However, it's astonishing how performant Georgi Gerganov's llamacpp is on a single high-end consumer GPU. From a single GPU, an org stands to generate 100k+ new features annually at a quality at least equal to a junior developer's. Imagine what an NPI team can discover if they habitually look under every rock. At Swarmauri, we believe AI has the potential to build worlds and we're dedicated to discovering the best versions. If you're also dedicated to improving your performance 100kx, shifting your focus from toil to innovation - please reach out! For Engineers interested in more information on how to use the Swarmauri's Opensource Peagen, please see our article below. https://lnkd.in/gma2n3FS Thank y'all! #artificialintelligence #ai #python #startups #swarmauri #programming #productivity #entrylevel #freshers #growth #coding #softwareengineer #developer #generativeai