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100 sats \ 3 replies \ @Scoresby 26 Jun \ parent \ on: Sovereign "deep research" with jan-nano AI
I did not know about goose. but then again, i did not know about jan. I've bookmarked your post here and my challenge for the weekend will be to see if I can set up it myself. I'll report back.
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17 sats \ 2 replies \ @optimism OP 26 Jun
Goose is Block Inc's open source AI client: https://github.com/block/goose
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219 sats \ 1 reply \ @k00b 26 Jun
Definitely a tangent, but I have a friend at medium biggish tech co and I was surprised to hear they use Goose when they aren't using Claude.
It's hard to know when things that start near/inside the bitcoin bubble get out of it.
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50 sats \ 0 replies \ @optimism OP 26 Jun
Yes! I like goose as a client, because it's extremely versatile for prompt-only things. I also tried using it as a vibe coding thing but I don't really like vibe coding (probably because mainly c++ on the daily, and code spat out is awful squared) so I generally don't touch it in favor of fast-agent because that's programmable.
Unfortunately for all the LLM peoples the most exposure I get to prompt-only is when Brave Search interprets my query and shows me an LLM result on top. Which is by the way a genius move to try to stay relevant - by all the search engine corps as they all do it - because it gives better answers than top 10 search results, also on a no-ads engine.
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