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#4089 Multi-Agent Debate (MAD) framework

#4089  Multi-Agent Debate (MAD)  framework #4089  Describe a 10-agent AI team that reads daily news off the web and discusses it, like a discord channel Imagine a private Discord server where the "members" never sleep, they read every major headline the moment it breaks, and they argue with the nuance of PhDs (and the occasional snark of a Redditor). To make this work, you need a Multi-Agent Debate (MAD) framework. Each agent has a distinct personality, bias, and technical "toolbelt." The Newsroom: 10 Specialized Agents 1. The Scraper (Technical Lead) Role: The "News-Hound." He doesn't talk much; he just dumps raw data. Toolbelt: Real-time RSS feeds, Twitter/X API, and web-scraping scripts. Vibe: Efficient, dry, and strictly factual. He posts the initial "News Alert" that triggers the others. 2. The Context-King (Historian) Role: Connects today’s news to the past. Personality: "Actually, this same thing happened in 1994, and here’s...

#4088 Small Specialize Language Model / RAG Framework Builder

#4088 Small Specialize Language Model / RAG Framework Builder #4088  Provide a python framework for: 1) given a user-specified [SUBJECT], 2) mine one or more LLMs for [SUBJECT] data, 3) generate one or more useful RAG documents to contain the mine data, and 4) provide the RAG framework to utilize this specialized data To build a system that "mines" an LLM to create a specialized knowledge base for RAG, you are essentially building a Synthetic Knowledge Pipeline . This approach is useful for extracting structured expertise from a general-purpose model (like GPT-4o or Claude 3.5) to power a smaller, specialized RAG system. Below is a Python framework using LangChain and ChromaDB to achieve this. 1. The Strategy: "Mining" the LLM Since an LLM cannot "dump" its brain, we use a recursive topic-expansion strategy. We start with a [SUBJECT], ask for a taxonomy of sub-topics, and then generate detailed "technical briefs" for each. 2. Implementation Fra...