Peyton Li

Really cool to see @peyton_li_ back building again at the @runpod Flash Hack Day. He's working on an agent that fine-tunes small models for specific tasks, like writing SQL queries or building apps in Rust. The goal is to match the performance of much larger models. Love seeing builders focus on practical, specialized AI tools. More stories coming soon 👇 @HackerSquadSF #brightdata

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Repo: github.com/PeytonLi/Velox… Research: arxiv.org/pdf/1003.0146 Thanks to @TheBuildersCollective @HackerSquadSF for hosting such an amazing event. #Hackathon #AI #Agents #MachineLearning

I won 1st place at the AI Inference Hack Day. 🥇 The problem: AI agents are slow. Every tool call, "pull the schema", "search vectors", "load history," is a cold 800ms roundtrip. A 10-step workflow takes 8 seconds. Now imagine a two or three hour grinding session.

Next turn, the /resolve endpoint measures actual cache hit/miss latency for a real reward and updates the model weights. Bandit converges in ~20 steps to 80-90% latency savings over naive caching. Tech Stack: TypeScript, Next.js, React, Tailwind, Akamai, Gemini, Turborepo.

How it works: every agent turn produces a 12-dim context vector. The bandit picks a pre-fetch action using closed-form linear algebra. No gradient descent, no GPU, <1.8ms per predict. The winning arm triggers a pre-fetch.

So I built VeloxEdge, a predictive edge cache that figures out what the agent will need before it asks. It's a LinUCB contextual bandit that watches the agent's latent-space trajectory and pre-fetches assets to the nearest edge node.

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