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This post details the process of writing an AI agent from scratch using Rust and deploying it to the edge with WebAssembly (WASM). It covers the setup of the development environment, the Rust packages and crates needed, and the implementation of the AI agents. Additionally, it discusses the creation of a user interface to interact with the WASM binaries and provides insights into the deployment and testing of the agent. The author reflects on the advantages of using Rust for AI agents, including speed, dependency reduction, and improved deployment capabilities.

Writing AI Agent with Rust from Scratch, Deploying to Edge with WebAssembly — OS Week 1