Did you know that we have open monthly meetings to discuss important issues related to the ongoing development of TinyGo? Now you do!
More info here:
https://github.com/tinygo-org/tinygo/wiki/Meetings
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- they are not wasm but python (only the interpreter, pyodide, is wasm code)
- they are not agents as they don’t use tools… at least according to someone who just ran the first hello_agent example
Still:
- they can be distributed as individual HTML files
- they support local open-weight models such as Qwen3 on ollama
- they are a minimal, nice playground to tinker with and learn more about agents
… and most of all, they’re officially out!!!
https://blog.mozilla.ai/wasm-agents-ai-agents-running-in-your-browser/
WASM Agents: AI agents running in the browser
https://blog.mozilla.ai/wasm-agents-ai-agents-running-in-your-browser/
I have implemented an API for WASM modules for a game engine. I want to create tests for it to make sure that the API that the WASM scripts use are correctly implemented.
How could I build a test suite for this? Since I would have to compile the modules as well, I doubt just "cargo test" would be enough. Is there another testing tool that could be better for this?
WebAssembly, ‘Hyper VMs’ and Hypervisors: Fast Speeds, Intense Isolation https://thenewstack.io/webassembly-hyper-vms-and-hypervisors-fast-speeds-intense-isolation/