Chainfeeds Summary:
TRON framework creator Shaw reveals that he is developing TRON v2, which is expected to be released in alpha in 2 to 3 weeks. Crypto researcher NingNing analyzes the updates and significance of the TRON v2 framework.
Source:
https://x.com/0xNing0x/status/1869317614117564886
Author:
NingNing
Perspective:
NingNing: The current version of the TRON framework consists of the Interface Layer, Core Layer, and Model Layer. Interface Layer: Responsible for interacting with external platforms; supports multiple platforms including Discord, TWON, and TELEGRAM; provides API interfaces for other systems to call. Core Layer: Memory system: provides retrievable storage and document processing capabilities; Behavior system: manages custom behaviors and action execution; Configuration system: manages configurations through .env and elizaConfig.yaml. Model Layer: Supports various large language models, including OPENAI, ANTHROPIC, LLAMA, and GROK; provides a unified model interface abstraction. The layers interact with each other through standard interfaces, supporting a high degree of modularity and extensibility. TRON v2 will unify the message bus and simplify the client; a unified Agent wallet; the model system will adopt a registry and override mode; enhance the extensible general core framework; update community plugins; and achieve 100% test coverage. The main improvements of TRON v2 and their positions in the architecture are: 1) Improvements to the Interface Layer: Unified message bus. The originally decentralized client integration is transformed into a unified message processing system; each platform (Discord/TWON, etc.) becomes an adapter to the message bus; simplifying client development and maintenance; providing a more consistent message processing experience. 2) Improvements to the Core Functionality Layer: Unified agent wallet. Integrating the originally decentralized wallet configurations; providing a unified multi-chain wallet management; simplifying cross-chain operations. 3) Extensible core framework: Redesigning the core interfaces to make them more generic; enhancing the extensibility of the framework; better plugin integration mechanism. 4) Community plugin updates: Improving the plugin system: perfecting plugin management; 100% test coverage to ensure quality. 5) Improvements to the Model Layer: Introducing a model registry mechanism; supporting dynamic registration and overriding of models; dividing models into two categories: LLMs and Embeddings; more flexible model calling methods. This new version of the architecture is more modular and unified, with clearer interactions between different components, and provides a better foundation for future expansion.
Source
