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Much of the valuable information in agent traces isn’t directly filterable with existing techniques like full text search or metadata filtering. AI Search in LangSmith closes that gap. You describe wh

router lives in the harness, not a gateway, bc the harness knows the task blog: https://www.langchain.com/blog/how-to-build-a-model-router-in-the-harness https://x.com/neil_xbt/status/2109979966859510

- deepagents is durable by design - built on langgraph with state machine primitives hardener over years - deepagents is extendable, pick the exact pieces you want or make your own - deepagents is ope

deepagents just hit 30k stars on github! deepagents is great for building agents that do complex work. they manage context well and use a durable runtime. though inspired by coding agent design, deepa

Ha gave this take to our team last week Will share some (very basic) stuff I vibe coded around this shortly Lots to be explored here! One of my more controversial bets: the AI feed will be the form fa

good framing from @ch3nweiii - a lot of agent steps are yes/no calls, not generation Jev answers those as typed questions with calibrated probabilities, so the frontier model sticks to the hard work w

managed deep agents 0.9 is here! things we shipped: ⏰ agents can schedule tasks OBO themselves or the user 🏭 dynamically configure your mda per run (models, tools, skills, etc.) 👀 Slack reactions show

One cool thing deepagents now supports: dynamically loading tools when is a skill is loaded Some skills require specific tools that you may not always want to have available. This now allows you to pa

let me introduce you to the langchain stack 1. langgraph gives you this level of control 2. traces give you the complete run lineage 3. version your skills and instructions in context hub 4 & 5. deepa

Without a doubt evals are the biggest blocker in most agent development pipelines. We’re going to be changing that for everyone in LangSmith in a few short weeks… Hot take: evals are the #1 thing keep

deep agents just shipped a round of multimodal upgrades! 1. broader file support on OpenAI Responses: docx, pptx, xlsx, csv, json, markdown, not just pdfs 2. opt-in binary offloading to keep big files

Hot take: evals are the #1 thing keeping companies from becoming AI-native. If you want to understand evals, read this post & then the accompanying guide. Tweaking prompts and trying a few inputs by h

we're seeing our coding agent costs decrease significantly for second month in row longer blog on this later, but three quick steps we took 1/ cost visibility. you cant control what you cant measure.

Check out jes: An open source real-time guardrails for AI agents, powered by decision models like Jev from @typesafeai Built to guard every step in the agent trajectory: prompts, tool calls, tool resu

jes, a jev open-source guardrails project LangChain Ambassador @EdenEmarco177 has been working on It uses LangChain’s TypeSafeClassifier under the hood. The docs include a LangChain middleware example

We spent a lot of time streamlining the process to go from your agent's trajectories to an SFT'd model on your training/inference provider of choice so you don't have to stitch together the steps manu

listen is a great company, alfred and florian are awesome founders the problem space listen is tackling is also an amazing use case for AI, very bullish on what they will still build here! Listen Labs

Didn't expect this 🤯 We replaced embeddings with Jev in GPT Researcher's RAG pipeline and tested both on 28 research tasks from SimpleQA and open ended research. Jev beat embeddings on every quality m

every agent will need a sandbox and the harness should live outside it - separate the brains from the hands great to see nvidia open sourcing tools here, agree with Andrew this is part of the harness

retrieval is a decision problem, not just a similarity problem cool experiment from @assaf_elovic swapping embeddings for Jev in GPT Researcher - 73% vs 46% relevant context decision models will show

After lunch, here’s what’s up next at Interrupt: 🎙️How @airbnb built Agentic AI on LangGraph 🎙️Deploying mission-critical agents to production w/ @VictorMoreira16 🎙️LangSmith for Mental Health AI w/ @

TypeSafe is pushing hard on this idea of “composable AI” but LangChain has embodied composable AI since day one. With new models like Jev, we’re decomposing the agent loop and moving more intelligence

Free SemIf this week is useful. Typed outputs + probabilities look like a cleaner way to route agents than parsing LLM text every time. jev is a new type of model - 'decision models' there are a few o

the reason i'm excited about decision models: agentic systems are just good engineering around models. 'build prod, not god' these types of fast, cheap & accurate models are super important for that t

5x faster than LLMs while being 13% cheaper than GPT 5.6 Luna, 88% cheaper than GPT 5.6 terra and 99% cheaper than Sonnet 4.6 is insane Has anyone else used Jev for evals? We tested Jev against LLM ju

'jev as a judge' cheap and fast semantic verifiers! great for evals - especially online evals where you want to grade LOTS of traces We tested Jev against LLM judges on accuracy, repeatability, latenc

jev as a Judge proves to be a cheaper and more precise alternative to LLM as a judge for online evals. great guide from Sean and Daniel on why Jev is great for evals, an experiment vs other LLMs, and

We tested Jev against LLM judges on accuracy, repeatability, latency, and cost to see whether System One models could offer a new approach to agent evaluation. https://x.com/i/article/2101448785255907

Big fan of how @LangChain is doing these insta-webinars The news is a few days old, @typesafeai is integrated and documented with example code in LangChains Docs 👇 And they are doing a webinar on the

Hot topic livestream: Learn about Jev A buzzy new model Jev, by @typesafeai, reports up to 200x faster inference and 400x lower cost than comparable LLMs on classification tasks. It's aiming to solve

super pumped for this convo w/ @huntlovell and @allietheicon on all things langchain 🤝 jev Hot topic livestream: Learn about Jev A buzzy new model Jev, by @typesafeai, reports up to 200x faster infere

we've been diving into how Jev can help with agents @sydneyrunkle will do a deep dive on this next week - come join! Hot topic livestream: Learn about Jev A buzzy new model Jev, by @typesafeai, report

The hardest part of and “org harness” or “enterprise ai” (as opposed to personal ai” is auth, and managing auth in a multiplayer channel (like slack) We’re thinking a lot about how to do this right fo

memory has been a hot topic for the past ~2 years every time we bring it up or do anything there, gets ton of interest, but nothing sticks few takes on why below: - how to update and then use memory n

good overview on the managed agents landscape by @Sam_Witteveen we've seen many major ai companies ship a managed agent product over the past few months. this space will only continue to grow exponent

We have been doing this at Consensus with great success. By far the most complete agent platform end to end, Slack integration worked perfect perfectly. If you are working on applied AI in any serious

Want to build a domain-specific agent harness? This is a great practical guide by @sydneyrunkle on designing and building your own custom agent harness. Worth reading if you’re exploring agentic syste

I like this framing a lot: agent improvement is harness improvement, not model improvement The interesting interventions are often at the tool boundary: - what context you pass - when tools are provid

Great to see Stripe’s platform and agent for knowledge work, Kai, get featured on Claire’s show! My favorite use case was asking it questions to slice and dice Stripe’s enormous dataset daily. In fact

This is very similar to how we think about context management in Deep Agents: compaction should reduce what is sent to the model, not erase the underlying work history. In Deep Agents, the logic is: -

New from the LangSmith Signal. Over the last 2 weeks, we looked at which models teams reach for, and which ones are doing the work. ✅ Reach: gpt-4o-mini was used by 13% of orgs ✅ Work: gpt-4.1-mini sa

This is very true, and something we still try to do for all products (and even features) we launch. Find a small group of customers who we think will push us the most on product and then build for the

openwiki 🤝 cursor we recently made openwiki more accessible than ever with coding agent integrations. our newest integration is cursor! two commands and you're ready to go: 1⃣ npm install -g openwiki@

we have an absolutely killer lineup for our Interrupt conference in NYC (sept 24th) in particular, im excited about the fireside chats we're doing with with founders at different parts of the agent st

A research agent is only as good as the search layer behind it! I built a Deep Research Agent using LangChain Deep Agents with a search-first architecture designed around grounded, source-backed resea

you can now build @LangChain agents w/ agentic video understanding! google is consistently at the forefront of multimodal processing; this is the video analog of 'agentic vision' token usage + cost is