In this episode, the hosts discuss Opus V, Cursor subscriptions and usage, and the concept of graph engineering in AI workflows. They provide feedback on Opus V, compare it to 4.8, and share their experiences with Cursor subscriptions. They also delve into the principles of graph engineering and its practical application in AI workflows, highlighting the benefits of parallelized work and the optimization of AI usage. The conversation delves into the concept of graph engineering and its application in creating connections between siloed information. It then explores the idea of extremely long-term autonomous agents and the need for continuous supervision and adaptation. Finally, it introduces Grokbot, a new tool that operates as a messaging app with each contact being a different bot, allowing for chaining of tasks and interactions between bots.

Takeaways

• Opus V feedback
• Cursor subscriptions and usage
• Graph engineering and its application in AI workflows Graph engineering is about using a graph as a foreign key database of connections between siloed information.
• Graph engineering enables extremely long-term autonomous agents, allowing for continuous supervision and adaptation.
• Grokbot is a new tool that operates as a messaging app with each contact being a different bot, allowing for chaining of tasks and interactions between bots.

Chapters

• 00:00 Graph Engineering in Practice
• 25:32 Graph Engineering and Graph Rag
• 35:11 Extremely Long-Term Autonomous Agents
• 45:52 Introduction to Grokbot