Applied AI @LangChain

NYC
Joined April 2017
There’s still something beautiful about experiencing music
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writing is interesting, I almost always rewrite my introductory sections after realizing the core point of what I'm trying to portray, which never comes to me until im 2/3rds of the way through writing the piece
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meet me at the withers street pita palace
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need this on GOD
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No one’s doin it like the goats over here making gtm agents- this would literally have made my last job free if I had this intel and repo
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you have to learn to love frustration
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I've been working on Engine, the "Agent for Agent Engineering," for the last 5 months and (while I might be a little biased) I think it's pretty cool- so I wanted to talk a bit about how we've been approaching automated agent development with an agent of our own using trace data and project context 🧵
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We use Engine on pretty much every single agent we have deployed here at LangChain. Engine even runs on itself! I personally use it as a sidekick while developing our agents. We’ve also been able to fit it into our existing operations with Slack alerts for new or recurring issues, Linear tickets for project management, and linked PRs to review and merge.
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If you’re making any serious agents, you should definitely check Engine out. Docs here: docs.langchain.com/langsmith…
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and i bought a shelf with codex
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They don’t tell you how absurd it is to naturally encounter references to the agent you spend every waking moment thinking about
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Had to make Airtable automations extensively in a previous life, a colleague put this perfectly: Low code, high bullshit
Airtable bookends the rise and fall of “no code.” I remember arguing endlessly with investors about this. UI can never let you build arbitrary software. The way to make software accessible was always to solve code itself. For a long time, that sounded delusional. Not anymore.
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i smurf your peak
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I get this question all the time, Sydney breaks it down expertly as always. If you still haven't updated your understanding of langchain since testing out LCEL in 2023 it's time for a revisit
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Voice dictation to prompt is actually hype but unfortunately I have to be completely isolated or appear psychotic by whispering to myself in public
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im drinking red bulls youve never heard of in places youve never been
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