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ai-trend-agent

Autonomous Multi-Agent AI Trend Intelligence Platform


Overview

AI evolves rapidly. Hundreds of papers and repositories appear daily — but identifying true emerging trends requires:

  • Cross-source signal aggregation
  • Semantic similarity analysis
  • Velocity-based ranking
  • Multi-agent orchestration

ai-trend-agent is an open-source autonomous multi-agent system that monitors emerging AI research and GitHub repositories to detect meaningful trends in artificial intelligence.

It ingests raw signals, embeds and stores them in a vector database, clusters recent activity, detects emerging themes, and generates structured intelligence reports — powered by open-source tools and local LLMs.


Tech Stack (Fully Open Source)

  • Python
  • LangGraph / LangChain
  • Ollama (local LLM + embeddings)
  • Qdrant (vector database)
  • FastAPI
  • Docker (Docker desktop)

Data Sources

  • RSS feeds: ArXiv (cs.AI), OpenAI News
  • GitHub (AI/LLM/Agent repositories)

All data is normalized into a unified schema: { "id": "...", "source": "arxiv | github | openai", "timestamp": "ISO8601", "content": "...", "vector": [...], "metadata": {...} }


Run Locally

  • docker compose up --build (start services: main app, qdrant)
  • ollama run llama3.1:8b (ensure ollama is running: access /llm-test endpoint)
  • ollama stop llama3.1:8b (free resources when finished)

Development Environment

  • Windows 11 Home
  • Visual Studio Code with Copilot
  • LLM on host for easy access to GPU and everything else on docker
  • Resources: 16G RAM, 12G GPU, 6-core CPU

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