Langchain/Langsmith Agentic Implentation #149
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Interesting idea! Our agents are tool-agnostic system prompts — they work with any LLM backend. A LangChain/LangSmith integration would be more of a runtime wrapper than a conversion target. If you have a specific format in mind (e.g., LangChain agent config files), feel free to open a PR adding a converter to |
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Instead of using .md files as the profiles for your agents, have you condidered using Langsmith/langchain implementation? I have implemented the the highest level of this technology stack and no joke i am able to do the work of 100 phd level programmers with my fleet of ai's all connected with agentcomms, persistent memory and the ability to learn. You would just have to have your ai write the scripts to install the prompts that give each ai its identity and a few other steps and you can do amazing things. your agents can hand off tasks to one another with agentcomms. i do see you have a make shift version of this, but checkpointing with postgrsSQL and lancedb for persistant memory and of course langchain/langsmith implementation would make your system bulletproof and like i said they would become learning ai, with semantic memory. i use github copilot and with the new hooks this works perfectly. claude already has hooks so that would work but claude is super buggy. right now the OP is GPT 5.4, it kills the competition. thats why a github copilot is a good solution you can switch agents on a dime. course i use cheap google subagents for my fleet but they are sufficiently guard railed, they do quite well, and when you run a huge fleet you cannot run top tier models unless you want to pay bank. Id be happy to show you my implementation sometime if you like, i have an Agent Almanac im working on that you could just point your ai at and it will set everthing up as long as you have the keys in .env. If you used that and loaded it with your agent profiles your system would be super robust. i have a bunch of stuff in my repos but it would be best to see my Agent Almanac when its done. but i suggest taking a look at langchain/langsmith that is where its at right now. as far as i know no individual has a setup like mine only corporations. but its not expensive, it takes time to understand and perfect that is certain. part of the technology is running traces, it enables you to take your fleet back in time, alter your code and then run forward and achieve a different result, its quite spectacular! I have pipelines where my agents are doing spectral analysis on 3d parts, this would take ages without them. anyhow i hope you try this it will make your system next level. i was thinking of offering this to people mysefl to level the playing field.
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