RT by @jack: Over 100 people RSVP’d, validating our thesis that people want open-source AI almost as much as they wanted the woefully inadequate number of pizzas we ordered to feed them all.

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Over 100 people RSVP’d, validating our thesis that people want open-source AI almost as much as they wanted the woefully inadequate number of pizzas we ordered to feed them all.

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nPresidio Bitcoin (@PresidioBitcoin)n

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The @goose_oss team from @spiral_xyz joined us last night to introduce the Goose Development Kit (GDK)
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nThey walk through what goose is, why it’s evolving into a toolkit for building open-source agentic apps, and what’s coming next
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nFull talk ↓
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nTimestamps:
n0:00 – Introducing Presidio Bitcoin and the Open Source AI Summit
n1:40 – Why Spiral (@spiral_xyz) is expanding into AI with goose (@moneyball)
n4:59 – Introducing the Goose Development Kit (GDK)
n10:34 – Goose’s path from app to platform (@alexjhancock)
n14:40 – Making agents easier to build (@dosinga)
n21:10 – Shipping goose as Rust APIs (Jack Amadeo)
n25:15 – Building apps on top of goose (Lifei Z)
n32:08 – Local models and open weights in goose (Jasper Hugo)
n41:12 – Cutting token costs with routing (@michaelneale)
n43:30 – Mesh-LLM: sharing local AI compute
n47:53 – Q&A: Sharing compute across devices
n50:20 – Finding hidden token costs (@filipbuilds)
n54:58 – Q&A: What makes goose different
n59:17 – Q&A: Why GDK can stay neutral
n1:06:52 – Q&A: Benchmarking harnesses without overfitting
n1:10:48 – Q&A: Should goose train its own models?
n1:15:20 – Q&A: Building specialized apps on goose

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