AgentOps-AI / agentops

Python SDK for agent monitoring, LLM cost tracking, benchmarking, and more. Integrates with most LLMs and agent frameworks like CrewAI, Langchain, and Autogen
https://agentops.ai
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added gifs and banner images #261

Closed areibman closed 1 week ago

areibman commented 2 weeks ago

📥 Pull Request

📘 Description Updated screenshots, logos, and gifs. Will be used to update other notebooks across the web

bboynton97 commented 2 weeks ago

these are cool! do we want to add them to the README as well?

bboynton97 commented 2 weeks ago

I'm not sure that we want to include these in this repo though. it adds 20MB to the repo size. we may be better off hosting in a bucket or having a separate repo for assets

areibman commented 1 week ago

I'm not sure that we want to include these in this repo though. it adds 20MB to the repo size. we may be better off hosting in a bucket or having a separate repo for assets

If they're going to be in docs anyway, I think it makes sense to just host it on Github which is free, has versioning, and is an effective CDN. I can't really name any other public docs sites that use external image hosting, and I also see a ton of repos with .mp4's in the readme

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bboynton97 commented 1 week ago

If they're going to be in docs anyway, I think it makes sense to just host it on Github which is free, has versioning, and is an effective CDN. I can't really name any other public docs sites that use external image hosting, and I also see a ton of repos with .mp4's in the readme

We could look into using git LFS. I believe GitHub automatically offers a certain amount of blob storage to be used with LFS. Blobs/binary files still get an immutable and versioned pointer, but the file isn't stored in the repo, rather on a CDN