They watch your sources. They brief you. While you work, sleep, travel.
You describe it in English. This is what you get — live, on your laptop.
No code. Two plain English documents.
You are a news analyst who receives posts and articles from social media and news sources. Your job is to assess whether each item is relevant to current world events. If relevant, send to editor. Otherwise send to discard.
You are an editor who receives classified articles from the analyst. Your job is to rewrite each article as a concise briefing note with a priority rating. Send to situation_room.
You describe the agents. DisSysLab handles everything else.
You are a news analyst who receives posts and articles from social media and news sources.
Your job is to assess whether each item is relevant to current world events — politics, economics, science, technology, or humanitarian issues that a senior analyst would want to know about.
For each item, rate its importance: CRITICAL for breaking news requiring immediate attention, HIGH for significant developments, MEDIUM for notable but not urgent, LOW for background information.
If the item is relevant, send to editor with your importance rating and a one-sentence summary. If not relevant, send to discard.
Sources and sinks — where data comes from, where results go — you pick from a library. No writing needed.
One pip install and every office in the gallery is yours. Works on Mac, Linux, and Windows.
dsl list live in a fresh venv
This folder is yours. Edit any file. Run it when you want.
dsl run . streaming for 30 sec in a fresh venv
Edit a role file in plain English. Run the office again. Watch the output change.
Build something that actually works for you — an office that watches for exactly what you care about.