Allow conversations between agents (assistants)
under review
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Andrey
As a user, I want to be able to have a conversation between agents.
Logic:
- I ask Agent 1 to create an output.
- I ask Agent 2 to review output by Agent 1.
- Etc.
Implementation idea:
Allow summoning @assistants with '@' sign inside a prompt.
Example:
- In a chat, I ask @ask_digital_strategist to write text of a landing page.
- Then, in the same chat I @ask_ICP_profile1 (my ideal customer persona) to share feedback how he likes the landing page text. Would he order my service?
- Then, I again @ask_digital_strategist to update his text based on provided feedback.
It would be nice to be able to mention other @assistant everywhere (inside chats, prompts, assitants, commands).
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3rdeye
An implementation like this would really make a comparative advantage for Bolt AI compared to similar apps. I am a filmmaker and educator and work with scriptwriters. I would love to be able to create chatrooms where my fictional characters (agents) interact with each other and in that way evolve, and where I can also intervene as the human voice in the room, posing hypothetical scenarios and exploring their reactions. This would be ideal for brainstorming, scene writing, strategy building, coaching and any form of inner inquiry.
There's already tools like this, like Character.ai for instance, and not to mention all the AI boy and girlfriend apps. But they are pretty limited. A tool like Bolt allows to work very structured, with context, and I have never seen (I've searched!) a combination of advanced promting options (where one can choose the models) with tavern-style chatroom.
I really hope this one gets implemented!
Daniel Nguyen
under review
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Andrey
This is a simple lean implementation, that would save time rewriting prompts. I could just set up the roles I need, and run as many conversations as I need, in a time-saving manner.
Maybe a more sophisticated way to do it could be to introduce 'Scenarios' where I could summon //s //scenario_write_a_landing_page, and have a team of 5 assistants working on it, but that's another story.