we're open sourcing fluffles, our first attempt at puffle.
this is NOT what you see at https://puffle.ai.
rather, its a hard lesson we learnt on why stateful servered agents like hermes don't work.
Fluffles open-sourced as a lesson on stateful server-based agents
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Developer team open-sources fluffles-os on GitHub, presenting it as a hard lesson rather than the product at puffle.ai.
The post says stateful server-hosted agents like Hermes proved unworkable, and the team's earlier fluffles agent, built as a near-unrestricted "god agent" on a Mac mini, was painful to harness because failure modes were unbounded.
The team says it later ported to Eve, which let them focus on agent behavior instead of integration scaffolding, and plans a launch this week.
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@kushbhuwalka
before @eve, we had built an agent called fluffles. it ran on a mac mini that sits across me. the goal was for it to be a god agent - an agent so powerful it could operate indistinguishably from a human, with no restrictions whatsoever. we wanted to give it a credit card, phone number, patched browser - the whole 9 yards. we mapped out what primitives it would need, and came up with the architecture shown. we thought it would be straightforward. but building the harness was unbelievably painful. from automations to subagents. there wasn't one specific thing that was hard, it was that the surface area of shit that can go wrong is unbounded. when eve came out, we ported over almost immediately. the scaffolding let us focus on agent behavior instead of the intricacies of a slack integration. we're excited to show you our work, and will be launching this week.
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