@Vtrivedy10: great read on agent architecture in prod but my fave piece is that the team uses Traces to diagnose issues —> propose c…
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The tweet recommends an article on agent architecture in production, highlighting the use of Traces to diagnose issues and implement an iterative improvement loop.
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great read on agent architecture in prod but my fave piece is that the team uses Traces to diagnose issues —> propose changes —> eval changes in a loop
Traces power agent improvement —> if you can see what happened, then you can understand it, and try to fix it
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