Artifact Secretary

by vs 4 days ago

GNU/Linux • xterm-256color • bash 4 views

The artifact secretary uses an agent sdk (Bedrock, Gemini ADK, or Claude) to interactively explore an environment (e.g., a container) with a user goal such as discovering the software locations, linkage, and build details. The use case is having a “black box” container URI, and generating a manifest that can be given to an agent for scheduling to the best resource.

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