Not necessarily averse as much as wary. Like right now, I'm having trouble making in roads on specific techniques for growing this particular thing I'd like to grow because there are very few companies that have cracked it and spent hundreds of thousands or millions in R&D in order to figure it out, so they are understandably not overly enthusiastic about disclosing the entire setup.
But you'll see protection mindsets at the local level too. Neighbors will lie about which seed they used, how much fertilizer, yield, etc, but not always. Like, someone who does cattle might be more free with their information when talking to a corn/soy farmer. Or take someone like a pepper farmer: a competing greenhouse is more likely to get stonewalled than a hobbyist who's just trying to understand why their fruits are small.
That's all I'm saying, I guess, is it's all in the approach. You'll get more traction from genuine curiosity than "I am building/selling this thing"
If you're looking for farmers who aren't averse to tech, there are a number with YouTube channels. They're also the sort who love to talk to people. That may skew their opinions from the norm, of course.
Funny but how do you then maintain orientation context? Except you’ve set strict parameters which then gets feed into the loop and which it uses to make decisions?
What do you mean orientation context? Personally I have a MD file I can edit for feature or bug requests and it periodically reads it and fixes the issues.
Have a look at GitHub.com/Strapchay/protag. I have a similar concept implemented. It’s still a work in progress and I haven’t worked on it for a while but the context is that they can only make modification through a cli tool created for the project which also restricts the context of the files they can look through and each domain agent is assigned specific files and can’t modify beyond it. Still a lot of work to be done though
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