@LangChain: .@AdamRLucek on how we use traces to build evals for production agents.
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Adam Łucek discusses how LangChain uses trace data to build evaluations for production agents.
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.@AdamRLucek on how we use traces to build evals for production agents.
Adam Łucek (@AdamRLucek): Trace data is literally worth its weight in gold these days, if you know what to do with it! As has been established, creating effective agents requires shipping early, observing behavior, and iterating quickly. At the core of this are your agent traces capturing exact inputs,
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