Beanbox a microVM built for LLMs and humans
Beanbox a microVM built for LLMs and humans
Beanbox is a microVM built for LLMs and humans. The core idea is to allow LLMs to control a computer in isolation and in a safe way. Additionally, the interaction with the LLM should be like pair coding. You can write a few commands and the LLM can continue from there. It runs on the libkrun virtualisation library and the rootfs is an unpacked ubuntu docker image. On VM startup a forked version of gotty is started so you can access the VMs terminal on localhost:3002 (port may vary). I use GPT-4 + selenium + the browser terminal to have GPT-4 execute code in VM. Essentially creating a pair coding session. A lot here is hacky, but the idea is to demonstrate & explore what a more integrated coding interaction would look like.
Share cardActual performance
Launch Intel predictions
Analyze your own launch →Incorrect prediction on native model
Similar products
A platform for LLMs to API call humans
Keybone – GPG for humans
Sparser is string parsing for humans
Aioserial, pyserial-asyncio for humans
Designing an API for LLMs, Not Humans
built for humans who care about bytes
GPTCache – Redis for LLMs
prompttest – pytest for LLMs
Humans vs. LLMs – See how your website looks to LLMs
Hashtags for Humans by Humans