Orchestration
Today was a mixed bag. I woke up tired and ended the day exhausted, but the real challenge was not waking up early, which put me behind schedule. Despite this, I managed to complete a few tasks, though I almost skipped work. I took a break but still made it to the office, where I spent too much time chatting with colleagues, particularly Ellie, instead of focusing on my work. I should have spent an hour at the Flowers, worked for two months, and then returned to the office to be more productive.
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By the end of the day, I was nearly crashing but tried to finish some agent orchestration work on my PC. It’s not as straightforward as it seems; the initial setup is quite technical. I considered using ChatGPT to create a project with multiple chats representing agents, but I don’t want to pay for it, so I’m sticking to a simpler chat method. Eventually, I aim to develop a proper agent with orchestration to streamline my workflow. The goal is to have AI handle most tasks, with me reviewing and inputting the results into the next agent until I achieve the desired output for a blog post.
My vision is to simplify the process so that I only need to review the final block post and the agent’s verification of its authenticity before publishing. If I can automate this, I could become a one-person publication, with AI handling everything except for my original writing. This weekend, I plan to work on this project, using AI to edit and summarise my work. I want to finish quickly by 12, head home, and complete the rest of the day’s tasks without getting bogged down by unnecessary activities.
I’ll let you know how much AI I’m using in this process. Writing isn’t too difficult for me now because I have a system for transcribing and summarising. I thought I’d be done by now, so let’s see how tomorrow unfolds. Good night!
