nano-bots-spec

The current version of the specification is available at https://spec.nbots.io/, and the public Request for Comments is open at https://github.com/icebaker/nano-bots-spec/discussions/1.

News in this version:

• Adding Anthropic as a supported provider.

The current version of the specification is available at https://spec.nbots.io/, and the public Request for Comments is open at https://github.com/icebaker/nano-bots-spec/discussions/1.

News in this version:

• Providers' APIs evolve over time, and we are upgrading the specification to reflect that.
  • Upgrading APIs #5

The current version of the specification is available at https://spec.nbots.io/, and the public Request for Comments is open at https://github.com/icebaker/nano-bots-spec/discussions/1.

News in this version:

Breaking changes:

• Cartridges must have a .yml or .yaml extension.
• NANO_BOTS_STATE_DIRECTORY has been renamed to NANO_BOTS_STATE_PATH.
• NANO_BOTS_CARTRIDGES_DIRECTORY has been renamed to NANO_BOTS_CARTRIDGES_PATH.

Additionally, NANO_BOTS_STATE_PATH now supports multiple paths. These paths follow the Linux convention of being separated by a colon :. For example, you can specify NANO_BOTS_STATE_PATH like this: /home/user/cartridges-a:/home/user/cartridges-b.

Experimental:

Adding experimental support for cartridges written in Markdown.

This is a valid cartridge that will be correctly interpreted. Internally, implementations should extract the code blocks, consolidate them, and ignore the rest of the content:

The following extensions will be supported for markdown cartridges: md mkdn mdown markdown

We've made the current version of the specification available at https://spec.nbots.io/, and we've opened a public Request for Comments at https://github.com/icebaker/nano-bots-spec/discussions/1.

News in this version:

• Added Ollama as a possible provider.
• Added Maritaca AI MariTalk as a possible provider.

We've made the current version of the specification available at https://spec.nbots.io/, and we've opened a public Request for Comments at https://github.com/icebaker/nano-bots-spec/discussions/1.

News in this version:

• Added Cohere as a possible provider.

We've made the current version of the specification available at https://spec.nbots.io/, and we've opened a public Request for Comments at https://github.com/icebaker/nano-bots-spec/discussions/1.

News in this version:

• Added Mistral AI as a possible provider.

Improving Google Credentials.

News in this version:

• Breaking change: Google Provider now requires a new service key in credentials;
• Google Provider now supports API key authentication mode;
• Added logprobs and top_logprobs to OpenAI Provider.

We've made the current version of the specification available at https://spec.nbots.io/, and we've opened a public Request for Comments at https://github.com/icebaker/nano-bots-spec/discussions/1.

News in this version:

• Added Google Gemini as a possible provider.
• Added seed and response_format to the OpenAI Provider specification.

We've made the current version of the specification available at https://spec.nbots.io/, and we've opened a public Request for Comments at https://github.com/icebaker/nano-bots-spec/discussions/1.

News in this version:

• Added support for Tools (Functions);
• Breaking Change: Lua functions are now required to include explicit return statements, enabling the creation of more complex multiline Lua functions;
• Proposed experimental support for Clojure via Babashka, powered by GraalVM.

Open spec for Nano Bots: small, AI-powered bots easily shared as a single file, designed to support multiple providers such as Vicuna, OpenAI ChatGPT, Google PaLM, Alpaca, and LLaMA.

The first draft of the Nano Bots Specification is out now as version 0.1.0.

We've made the current version of the specification available at https://spec.nbots.io, and we're opening it up for a public Request for Comments in this discussion.

Happy coding! 🎉