I understand this is meant as a demo of what Rama can do. As a potential user I am not keen on running a distributed system that is a black box and contains all of its data – how do I access it? How do I back it up?
I understand this is meant as a demo of what Rama can do. As a potential user I am not keen on running a distributed system that is a black box and contains all of its data – how do I access it? How do I back it up?
It's not meant as just a demo of what Rama can do. It's a fully featured tool that supports the end-to-end workflow of building and maintaining robust LLM agents. It has an easy-to-learn API and you don't need to learn how to program Rama itself.
Rama isn't open source, but it's far from a black box. All data structures and computation are fully visible in the UI. You can inspect depots, topologies, and PStates, and see exactly what's stored and how it changes over time. Everything is also accessible through the Rama client API for direct querying. The PState schemas used by Agent-o-rama are defined here: https://github.com/redplanetlabs/agent-o-rama/blob/master/sr...
Backups are easy: you configure a “backup provider” (we provide one for S3) and a schedule for incremental backups. The free version can also be backed up with a short maintenance window. Full details are here: https://redplanetlabs.com/docs/~/backups.html