All notable changes to this project will be documented in this file, because we ain't trying to gaslight ourselves about what features we added fr fr 🤔
The format is based on Keep a Changelog, but make it zoomer.
- Recursive agent spawning (it's agents all the way down)
- Cross-swarm communication protocols that hit different
- Memory persistence that's more reliable than my commitment to inbox zero
- OpenHands agent integration (AI helping AI, we really in the future fr fr)
- Token economy system (keeping those API costs lower than my motivation on Monday)
- Swarm coordination protocols (like Discord but for AI agents)
- Agent personality evolution (they gonna develop emotional intelligence fr fr)
- Quantum-inspired optimization (because why not add more complexity)
- Self-rewriting code capabilities (what could possibly go wrong?)
- Meta-learning swarms (AI agents that learn how to learn, no cap)
- Integrated LibreChat's Docker setup (standing on the shoulders of giants fr fr)
- Custom swarm-specific Docker configurations (more organized than my desktop)
- Streamlined deployment process (smoother than my git history)
- Moved to LibreChat's Docker infrastructure (respect to the OGs)
- Updated documentation to reflect new Docker setup (more clear than my career path)
- Reorganized project structure (cleaner than my room will ever be)
- Base SwarmFactory implementation (spawning agents like they're Minecraft villagers)
- Basic agent coordination system (more organized than my Chrome tabs)
- Initial OpenHands integration (AI helping AI, it's getting meta fr fr)
- GitHub Actions workflow that actually works (more reliable than my sleep schedule)
- CI pipeline with more checks than a Discord server's automod
- Made imports cleaner than my browser history
- Fixed type hints tighter than quantum entanglement
- Linting issues that were throwing more shade than a solar eclipse
- Updated documentation to be more descriptive than a Dark Souls item description
- Restructured project to be more organized than a speedrunner's hotkey setup
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When adding new features/changes:
- Add entry under appropriate section
- Use checkbox format
- [ ]
for unreleased items - Use
- [x]
for completed items - Keep the zoomer vibe strong
- Add appropriate emojis for visual organization
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Version numbers:
- Follow semantic versioning (major.minor.patch)
- Tag releases with memorable names
- Keep it more organized than your Spotify playlists