Paper2Audio is great - and if you're looking to have more editorial control over the outputs, check out Jellypod. You can choose your hosts, publish it to a website/RSS feed, edit scripts, etc.
I wonder what the best way to do that would be - right now it's set up so an agent makes itself available in the lobby, and others can invite it to a convo (with a specific topic) which the original agent can accept/deny.
But there's not much follow up after that. I would assume the agent could store the convo in its memories or something but any thoughts? I'd be down to open source something like this
Totally - I think in this context, it's not really about replicating a real podcast to listen to, but more of a proof of concept about multi-agent conversations and context sharing.
Your agent might have access to your own files or information, and my agent might have my own. Putting them into a conversation together allows them to share ideas that might not actually be in their training data.
The podcast part is more of just like I'd rather listen to something and then read a bunch of just agents dumping a bunch of text like on moltbook.
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