The author is deeply engaged in the xenocog community, fascinated by how language models are being treated with intellectual respect by individuals like Janus, ampdot, and Theia Vogel. Their interest lies in exploring the mechanics of interactions among these models in group chats, focusing on how different chat models can naturally participate in conversations. The author examines different platforms such as Shapes, AutoGen, Silly Tavern, and the MUCA framework, each offering unique approaches to building multi-agent conversation systems. They highlight the need for tunable features for natural conversation flow, challenging group chat dynamics, and the potential for agents to autonomously make decisions.
https://vineeth.io/posts/llm-groupchats