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Build reliable agents in JavaScript with LangGraph.js v0.2: Now supporting Cloud and Studio

Build reliable agents in JavaScript with LangGraph.js v0.2: Now supporting Cloud and Studio

For JavaScript developers - LangGraph v0.2, LangGraph Cloud, and LangGraph Studio are all available.

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How Podium optimized agent behavior and reduced engineering intervention by 90% with LangSmith

How Podium optimized agent behavior and reduced engineering intervention by 90% with LangSmith

See how Podium tests across the lifecycle development of their AI employee agent, using LangSmith for dataset curation and finetuning. They improved agent F1 response quality to 98% and reduced the need for engineering intervention by 90%.

Case Studies 5 min read
LangChain Integration Docs: Find information faster with revamped pages & API references

LangChain Integration Docs: Find information faster with revamped pages & API references

See the latest updates to the LangChain integration docs, including a new standardized format and improved API references that can help you find relevant information faster.

3 min read
UX for Agents, Part 3: Spreadsheet, Generative, and Collaborative UI/UX

UX for Agents, Part 3: Spreadsheet, Generative, and Collaborative UI/UX

Learn about spreadsheet UX for batch agent workloads, Generative UI, and collaborative UX with agents.

In the Loop 4 min read
LangGraph v0.2: Increased customization with new checkpointer libraries

LangGraph v0.2: Increased customization with new checkpointer libraries

LangGraph v0.2 includes new checkpointer libraries for increased customization — including a SQLite checkpointer for local workflows and an optimized Postgres checkpointer to take your app to production. Plus, learn about LangGraph Cloud in open beta.

4 min read
Dynamic few-shot examples with LangSmith datasets

Dynamic few-shot examples with LangSmith datasets

With dynamic few-shot examples in LangSmith, you can Index examples in your datasets in one click and dynamically select the most relevant few-shot examples based on user input. This lets you rapidly iterate and improve LLM app performance.

3 min read
UX for Agents, Part 2: Ambient

UX for Agents, Part 2: Ambient

This is our second post focused on UX for agents. We discuss ambient background agents, which can handle multiple tasks at the same time, and how they can be used in your workflow.

In the Loop 4 min read
LangGraph Studio: The first agent IDE

LangGraph Studio: The first agent IDE

LangGraph Studio provides a specialized agent IDE for visualizing, interacting with, and debugging complex agentic applications. See how to use it on your desktop today.

4 min read
Dataset schemas for fast and iterative data curation in LangSmith

Dataset schemas for fast and iterative data curation in LangSmith

Define and flexibly manage dataset schemas in LangSmith. Validate examples against a defined schema, and update the schema easily in the LangSmith UI.

4 min read
UX for Agents, Part 1: Chat

UX for Agents, Part 1: Chat

At Sequoia’s AI Ascent conference in March, I talked about three limitations for agents: planning, UX, and memory. Check out that talk here. In

In the Loop 4 min read
Few-shot prompting to improve tool-calling performance

Few-shot prompting to improve tool-calling performance

We ran a few experiments, which show how few-shot prompting can significantly enhance model accuracy - especially for complex tasks. Read on for how we did it (and the results).

By LangChain 8 min read
How Athena Intelligence optimized research reports with LangSmith, LangChain, and LangGraph

How Athena Intelligence optimized research reports with LangSmith, LangChain, and LangGraph

See how an AI-powered employee for enterprise analytics used the LangSmith playground and debugging features to quickly identify LLM issues and to generate complex research reports.

Case Studies 4 min read

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