@LangChain: New in Managed Deep Agents 0.7: Connections
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LangChain introduces new connection features in Managed Deep Agents 0.7 to simplify agent authentication via OAuth and token management.
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New in Managed Deep Agents 0.7: Connections
Caspar (@caspar_br): Agent auth is hard, but it shouldn’t be!
Your agent needs to act as someone: sometimes that’s one shared identity, sometimes it’s the person asking. To get either right you’ll need an OAuth app for each service, a token store, refresh logic, and a consent flow
Today we’re
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