I’m familiar with enough with Java that I can squint and follow some of it, but I’m hoping to understand more at a macro level before committing to diving into the technical details.
Again, thank you for the information already provided.
I’m familiar with enough with Java that I can squint and follow some of it, but I’m hoping to understand more at a macro level before committing to diving into the technical details.
Again, thank you for the information already provided.
Your intuitions are right, faster switching between agent calls, and tighter packing of agents in the same amount of compute space.
There's a second thing besides just efficiency that I provide here however. At a developer-user level, it automagically provides JVM developers (not just java) a frictionless way to add AI into their stack with a single dependency.
It makes using AI in java as easy as it is in python.
I'm providing the [what I've found to be missing] layer for AI in java in the most efficient way I could.
I'm not sure if by user you meant developer (user of this code) or user as in end-user. Let me know if I still haven't answered your question fully yet!