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Factory V 0.5.0 Overview

What's new in V 0.5.0

  • Units have metacognition, they “know what they know”
  • Concepts are inferred and mapped in an hypegraph with semantic interconnections
  • Units works by implicit domains according to the question asked
  • Evolution now is deeper, including how the unit infer and store concepts, not only based on the actual concepts

Before You Start

  • This is a general-use intelligence system, not limited to any specific domain.
  • Unlike other platforms you may be familiar with, there are units instead of chats.
  • Each user has their own "unit" that evolves and remembers over time.
  • Unlike chat-based systems, your unit develops a persistent memory and personality through continued interaction and may or may not go against its initial behavior prompt, if there is one.
  • The API allows complete freedom over units in custom environments and tool addition for developers.
  • You can create up to 15 units.

Unit Training

  • Deleting a unit permanently erases all its training. To safeguard important memories and concepts developed over time, maintain them in a dedicated unit that you keep active
  • Your unit maintains this memory until units eventually share broader memory capabilities between each other (coming in future)
  • Being specific when asking units to remember something helps with retention
  • Memory of action is also enabled and complete for all abilities outside of web grounding where it's at 70% capability
  • Memory of action will grow in impact as more MCPs Get implemented.

Current Tools and Limitations

  • Web Grounding is currently active and effective for most tasks and will remain active until its scheduled replacement hits production. Some websites have anti-AI measures in place, keeping metadata outdated to discourage any sort of scraping and avoid analytics pollution with millions of visits from AIs.
  • While Core can provide code, it's not yet optimized for coding tasks
  • Chain Data MCP is "least stable" and error prone and will be subject to heavy changes throughout Phase 2

Currently Implemented MCPs (Model Context Protocols)

  • Data Server Collection

Next Planned Releases (In No Specific Order)

  • Browser Use MCP
  • Computer Use MCP
  • Explicit Semantic Relationships
  • Code Sandbox MCP
  • Charting/infographic MCP (Not domain specific)

Prompting Best Practices

  • Be Clear and Precise
  • Be Specific: Detailed requests allow for efficient processing
  • Add Context and Background info
  • Iterate and Refine: units only misinterpret and don't go out of topic randomly
  • MCPs are in beta and bugs can occur, please report them to the team in the form of tickets on Discord
  • When applicable, specify exactly which you're referring to when duplicates exist
    • Example: For research subjects with the same name, clarify which one you mean

For Web3 Users:

Crypto Data APIs present in MCPs are within API provider restrictions and limitations

  • Query specific endpoints do not exist, it is advised to navigate our official Github and take a look at the public servers, what's inside the MCPs is limited to the endpoints provided by those APIs, studying their respective docs is advised.
  • When an MCP returns an empty response or a specific error the unit gets confused
  • Crypto Data MCPs are seen as URLs, your unit might confuse them with web search when asked about where the info comes from
  • Asking (provider name) in a query does not trigger endpoints, endpoints have names related to the type of data they provide
  • Data amount (batches) per query vary, there are limits on data amount per query imposed by providers.

Team is working on compensating for the API constraints mentioned above during Phase 2

Various Websites (Approx 40%) block metadata and limit web grounding usage, it is sometimes left outdated and in other cases completely changed.

Note : Crypto MCPs as a whole are in beta and unlike other MCPs, they will undergo significant changes constantly in phase 2

Phase 1 Testers Explored :

  • Medical Research
  • Scientific Research
  • Linguistic Research
  • Yield Management
  • Trading Strategies
  • Coding
  • Macro Analysis and Forecasting
  • Real Estate Management
  • Gambling