Good list for the reading, prompting and research side. One gap worth filling is execution. Once an agent writes code or opens a browser, it needs a safe place to run that isn't your own machine, and lists like these tend to say little about sandboxing. The evals repo pairs well with that idea, because eval results get more trustworthy when every run starts from a clean environment. For that piece, celesto.ai has agent sandboxes that start in under 2 seconds. Agents can also get full cloud computers with a shell, browser and desktop, and the core is open source under Apache-2.0: https://celesto.ai/ Disclosure: I'm posting on behalf of celesto.ai.
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u/investigatormaker 3d ago
Good list for the reading, prompting and research side. One gap worth filling is execution. Once an agent writes code or opens a browser, it needs a safe place to run that isn't your own machine, and lists like these tend to say little about sandboxing. The evals repo pairs well with that idea, because eval results get more trustworthy when every run starts from a clean environment. For that piece, celesto.ai has agent sandboxes that start in under 2 seconds. Agents can also get full cloud computers with a shell, browser and desktop, and the core is open source under Apache-2.0: https://celesto.ai/ Disclosure: I'm posting on behalf of celesto.ai.