@LangChain: Improving agents The old way: Manually reading traces, looking for patterns, writing evals, and creating fixes. The bet…
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This tweet contrasts the old manual approach to improving AI agents with a new automated method using LangSmith Engine, which cycles through tracing, eval, and fixes.
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Improving agents
The old way: Manually reading traces, looking for patterns, writing evals, and creating fixes.
The better way: Letting LangSmith Engine run that cycle for you https://t.co/lFBvVaxPq9
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