Show Notes
The goose team joins Presidio Bitcoin to introduce GDK, a new toolkit for building open-source agentic apps. They walk through what goose is, why it’s evolving beyond a single agent, and how GDK brings together open standards, local models, Mesh-LLM, and developer tooling for the next wave of AI applications. https://goose-docs.ai/ Presidio Bitcoin's Open-Source AI Summit: https://opensourceaisummit.org/ 0:00 - Introducing Presidio Bitcoin and the Open Source AI Summit 1:40 - Why Spiral is expanding into AI with goose 4:59 - Introducing the Goose Development Kit (GDK) 10:34 - Goose's path from app to platform (Alex Hancock) 14:40 - Making agents easier to build (Douwe Osinga) 21:10 - Shipping Goose as Rust APIs (Jack Amadeo) 25:15 - Building apps on top of goose (Lifei Z) 32:08 - Local models and open weights in goose (Jasper Hugo) 41:12 - Cutting token costs with routing (Michael Neale) 43:30 - Mesh-LLM: sharing local AI compute 47:53 - Q&A: Sharing compute across devices 50:20 - Finding hidden token costs (Filip Kujawa) 54:58 - Q&A: What makes goose different 59:17 - Q&A: Why GDK can stay neutral 1:06:52 - Q&A: Benchmarking harnesses without overfitting 1:10:48 - Q&A: Should goose train its own models? 1:15:20 - Q&A: Building specialized apps on goose 🎧 Recorded at 📍Presidio Bitcoin 🌐 Learn more: https://www.presidiobitcoin.org/