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Hi @ziming My contribution could be to underlying the most important technical differences between the projects. Based on their different approaches you could understand which one is the best solution for your use case. EncapsulationWhen I started working on Neuron one of my first goal was encouraging encapsulation. My intention was to decouple the agent definition from its usage. The agent is basically a class that includes all the moving parts of the agent implementation, so you can run it wherever you want with just a line of code. Prism push you to write all the code "in line". In a certain sense it doesn't have a clear Agent concept. It's more like a library. Chat History & MemoryPrism doesn't have any history and memory management. This is instead one of the most important components of the Neuron framework. Neuron automatically manages the chat history in multi turns conversations enabling also the persistence of the chat history on file, or SQL database. This built-in component brings many benefits, first of all you don't have to write the code to manage multi turn conversations. Here is the link to the documentation to learn more about this feature: https://docs.neuron-ai.dev/chat-history-and-memory RAG (Retrieval Augmented Generation)To implement a RAG you need to interact with embeddings generators, and vector store. Prism provides some methods to get embeddings of a text, but doesn't have any structure to implement a RAG out of the box. Furthermore using Neuron you can easily implement a data loading pipeline to process incoming files and text to fill your vector database over time. Data loaders include interfaces to deal with file readers, text splitters, and more. Documentation for data loaders: https://docs.neuron-ai.dev/components/data-loader Framework AgnosticI never considered an advantage to be strictly coupled with a framework. With Neuron I want to support the entire PHP ecosystem giving developers the freedom to use Neuron in any stack. This is also one of the most important reasons why it's reasonable to imagine that Neuron will have a larger developer community than Prism or other packages that are limited to use only on one framework. Monitoring & DebuggingIntegrating AI Agents into your application you’re not working only with functions and deterministic code, you program your agent also influencing probability distributions. Same input ≠ output. That means reproducibility, versioning, and debugging become real problems. Learn more about monitoring: https://docs.neuron-ai.dev/advanced/observability Agentic WorkflowWorkflow allows you to orchestrate multi-agent applications with support for streaming and Human-In-The-Loop pattern. I hope it can help you understand the direction of the project. Feel free to contribute with your considerations. |
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for those who used both, how would you compare or choose between them?
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