A single dream app that combines: Media server, crawler, downloader, subtitle, cloudflare bypass etc, with plugin support.
My dream app is split into two parts. One that serves podcasts, music, books (with OPDS so I can browse my library with KOReader), tv, movies, other multimedia (youtube, whatever else). The other handling the metadata APIs and downloading files from different sources (torrent trackers, torrent DHT, nntp, etc...). Sort of like uber-Jellyfin + uber-Arr.
I guess I can probably get a personal API key for TheTVDB, etc... and develop my own sort of proxy and it wouldn't be so bad. Hmm...
1. Arrmada - https://github.com/tristenlammi/Arrmada 2. Mydia - https://github.com/getmydia/mydia 3. MediaManager - https://github.com/maxdorninger/MediaManager 4. Scryer - https://github.com/scryer-media/scryer
Note: I've not tried any of these
It represents a couple weeks of on and off work, an experiment into how far I can push these tools to make sure I’m understanding them and not falling behind, and I like it a lot. I’ve considered open sourcing it, but to be honest, I don’t really want the burden of being a maintainer, and I have no interest in implementing or maintaining things that fall outside my use case, and so it’s just my own little toy. I imagine that many folks will end up doing the same given a bit of time.
Honestly you could open-source it with a not-maintained disclaimer just as a way for others to take it to not have to redo the work working with Agents and just build off of your existing work (and you can turn off github issues etc. to prevent nags). I for one would love to poke around with it and point an agent at it to see what it can do
release it to GH and disable issues and discussions tab and call it a day?
(personally I would love to see it, the idea of a single binary of all that stuff struck a chord)
It’s all open source and harness agnostic [1]. I’m the park ranger for life aka maintainer of the project. Did a recent YouTube video with what i think the future of open source multiagent setups will look like [2]
Happy to chat more about it
[0] https://woltspace.com/ [1] https://github.com/jerpint/woltspace [2] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H-4khO7o0XQ
Most people do not want to solve the problem of: "how do I download and match arbitrary user-uploaded media across multiple databases"
Literally my only AI use case (I'm retired) is having it write all the software for things I want to do in my life, without having to take the time to do it. For example, the app my kids' school uses to communicate with parents SUCKS (it's so slow), so I wrote something that logs in, pulls new updates, and feeds them to the same AI that manages my calendar/to-do list.
By "I" wrote something, I mean I had an AI do it in about ten minutes.
To your actual point, there used to be a philosophy among the tech literate that it's preferable to have something do one thing and do it very well.
(And I agree, for most workloads monoliths are much easier to grasp and deploy than microservices)
Now you don't need fifteen apps, all of which do text gripping. You just use the same grep.
Same for the above setup: I don't give a crap about BitTorrent, so why would I want RAM devoted to running anything related to that? RAM is expensive, yo!