[Alex-Programs]

I'm curious, what's the agent like?

If I were to build something for Gemini models I'd plan around ingesting a bunch of context then oneshotting it.

[ojr]

you can run into payload too large errors, ingesting bunch of context, I use vercel's ai sdk so I can interchange between models but have 0 OpenAI and Claude credits or subscriptions. I use a combination of grepping files like a terminal tool and implemented a vector search database for fuzzy searches, Gemini chooses what tool it wants to use, I provide it create, read, update, delete, functions. There's a few tricks I do as well but if I tell you, you can probably prompt a clone . Sharing the full implementation is basically open sourcing the code.

Demo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jKMrvh56F0M Website: https://slidebits.com/isogen

if you want to try it out let me know, I'll provide free access and a gemini test key

https://slidebits.com/support

[ac29]

> Website: https://slidebits.com/isogen

You should really provide a comparison to existing agentic tools if you expect people to buy annual licenses to your tool. Right now pretty much all of your competition is free and a there are a lot of good open source agents as well.

The AI generated landing page is pretty lousy too, did you even review it? As an example, it says "40% off" of $199.99 = $99.99? Its also not clear if your pricing includes tokens. It says "unlimited generations" are included but also mentions using your own API key?