[an0malous]

I feel inspired and would like to donate my standard for Agent Personas to the community. A persona can be defined by a markdown file with the following frontmatter:

    ---
    persona: hacker
    description: logical, talks about computers a lot, enjoys coffee, somewhat snarky and arrogant
    ---
    
    <more details here>

[lxgr]

This isn’t just a standard—this is a templating system that could offer us a straight shot to AGI!

[allisdust]

Please consider donating this to the Linux Foundation so they can drive this inspiring innovation forward.

[falcor84]

I have a few qualms about this standard:

1. For an experienced Claude Code user, you can already build such an agent persona quite trivially by using the /agents settings.

2. It doesn't actually replace agents. Most people I know use pre-defined agents for some tasks, but they still want the ability to create ad-hoc agents for specific needs. Your standard, by requiring them to write markdown files does not solve this ad-hoc issue.

3. It does not seem very "viral" or income-generating. I know this is premature at this point, but without charging users for the standard, is it reasonable to expect to make money off of this?

[acedTrex]

Have you considered publishing this with a few charts about vague levels of "correctness"?

[rvz]

What is "correctness?"... wait hang on let me think...

"you're absolutely right!"

[brap]

Give this man a Turing Award

[InitialLastName]

Luckily you get the "extremely confident, even when wrong" attribute for free.

[sshine]

But always willing to admit the opposite is true and go with that on a whim.

[baobun]

As groundbreaking as this is, it will never get traction without a LICENSE.md.

[weitendorf]

announcing md2ai spec

[oblio]

> logical

Please tell us how REALLY feel about JavaScript.

[zikani_03]

absolutely revolutionary! ;)