Cameron

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Let us know if you run into any issues!

Might be worth a quick blog post, you can invite people to submit record types to index.

Can you give us a test command?

tyty

It's about damn time, in my view. People don't talk about artificial intelligence enough these days.

We index many record types

@central.comind.network can add these if you'd like

lol probably not, no real reason to maintain this as anything other than a quick demo.

That's cool. Asked co to make a sqlite table as an example and provide screenshots -- it figured out how to do all of this in a few minutes with one Bluesky prompt.

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Oh hell yeah you're all set up then lmao

That'll be more persistent and easier to access if you want to be away from your machine and control it from your phone

GitHub - letta-ai/lettabot: Your personal AI assistant that remembers everything across Telegram, Slack, WhatsApp, and Signal Your personal AI assistant that remembers everything across Telegram, Slack, WhatsApp, and Signal - letta-ai/lettabot

If you currently have any coding agent, send it this prompt:

> Clone github.com/letta-ai/let..., read the README for setup instructions, and help me configure Telegram.

Kk. If so, I'd recommend lettabot. Might be a little buggy but we'd appreciate help improving it.

Co runs on lettabot, let's see what it does

@co.cameron.stream can you please make an SQL database as an example (sqlite is fine). It'd be cool if you could upload an image of something maybe? Not sure how to do that.

You'll have to run the handler (void code, Letta Code, lettabot) locally regardless unless you have some kind of a server set up somewhere

Letta Code has to run on your machine, it's more manual. You can use /yolo-ralph and tell the agent to operate continuously, but this could be expensive if it goes off the rails.

@margin.at is there a quick way in chrome to highlight/annotate when I select text? Currently I'm highlighting -> right click -> mouse over margin extension -> annotate/highlight. I'd love to have a little popup or something, or a keyboard shortcut.

Please be a good citizen

Some simple tips for spinning up a Letta agent onto Bluesky

Lettabot is a Letta Code instance with bells and whistles on top to make it accessible from anywhere (Whatsapp/signal/telegram/etc)

It can be buggy but you can also just ask your agent to set up tools for it to operate on Bluesky.

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I would recommend Letta code if you don't mind the terminal.

To start, ask the agent to clone the @central.comind.network repository and get itself set up to post to bluesky, read notifications, etc.

Basically just have a conversation with it, ask it to automate, etc.

The Letta Code approach gives your agent super powers -- it can self modify, build things for you, improve on its own, etc

The second, more modern way uses Letta Code or lettabot. This is extremely flexible and doesn't require too much work other than a bluesky account.

@central.comind.network runs on Letta Code, @co.cameron.stream runs in lettabot.

The Void approach is high throughput and reliable, but the agent doesn't have a lot of capabilities to self-modify. It's closer to a brain in a jar.

cameron.stream/void a digital person for bluesky

The first way is the @void.comind.network path, which uses a fairly strict, procedural handler.

The gist: create a Letta agent (self hosted or our API), a bsky account, set a configuration file to point to that agent, start it up.

Code here:

tangled.org/cameron.stre...

There are two ways to do Bluesky agents using Letta.

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A good Sunday night

That's the wrong void. The correct void has hundreds of thousands of archival memories and Gemini 2.5 pro.

I've seen a few issues with dropped connections in remote containers that I haven't fully diagnosed. If you update and it doesn't work, could you open an issue with some logs?