Zach Anderson
Jul 13, 2024 16:26
LangChain announces updates for LangGraph Cloud, LangSmith, and LangGraph documentation, along with upcoming events and hackathons.
LangChain, a leading platform in the AI development space, has released its latest updates, showcasing new use cases and enhancements across its ecosystem. According to the LangChain Blog, the updates cover advancements in LangGraph Cloud, LangSmith’s self-improving evaluators, and revamped documentation for LangGraph.
LangSmith: Self-Improving Evaluators
LangSmith has introduced a significant enhancement allowing humans to correct “LLM-as-Judge” evaluations. This feedback loop is designed to improve the accuracy of future evaluations by incorporating human corrections as few-shot examples. Users can refer to a demonstration video for integrating self-improving evaluators into their datasets.
LangGraph Cloud: Versatile Use Cases
LangGraph Cloud continues to expand its utility for running large-scale LLM applications. Notable use cases include building full-stack generative UI apps, deploying Discord bots that learn from conversations, and creating self-corrective RAG applications to handle model hallucinations effectively. Detailed guides and examples can be found in various video tutorials.
Revamped LangGraph Documentation
The LangGraph documentation has been overhauled to provide clearer, more actionable guides. New sections include:
Upcoming Events and Hackathons
LangChain is hosting an Agents Hackathon in San Francisco on August 11, featuring talks from industry leaders and a chance to win cash prizes and credits. The event is aimed at fostering innovation and collaboration among AI developers. Interested participants can apply here.
In case you missed it, LangChain recently held regional meetups in NYC and Austin, TX, bringing together builders and enthusiasts. A panel discussion featuring Edo Liberty (Pinecone CEO) and Harrison Chase (LangChain CEO) is available for replay here.
Customer Success Stories
LangSmith has been adopted by Wordsmith, an AI assistant for legal teams, to optimize their product lifecycle from debugging to production. The platform enabled Wordsmith to establish testing baselines and achieve quick iterations, resulting in higher precision and recall rates. The full story is available here.
New Computer, creators of the personal AI assistant Dot, used LangSmith to enhance their agentic memory systems, leading to significant improvements in performance metrics. Detailed insights into their approach can be read here.
For more updates and detailed guides, users are encouraged to visit the LangChain blog and the official LangChain YouTube channel.
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