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What r/LangChain is talking about this week

r/LangChain has 110,643 members and 8 posts in the last 24 hours, with about 1.2 comments an hour right now. From the Redlisten index, refreshed daily.

110,643members
8posts in the last 24 hours, newest 3 h ago
1.2comments an hour right now, newest 6 h ago
33points on the top thread this week

Words coming up in r/LangChain this week

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Top threads this week

  1. Agent Graph Engineering, parts 2 to 7: services, contracts, tools, subgraphs, and stopping for a person

    Hi all, A while back I shared the start of a series on building a LangGraph app that survives contact with production (that post). Six more parts are up since then. These are the...

    33 points8 comments7 d ago
  2. qdrant vs pgvector?

    Hi folks, anyone using qdrant or pgvector, please share your experience working with them and your reason for going with them instead of others?

    13 points8 comments2 d ago
  3. How do you catch third-party API schema drift when a LangChain tool still returns 200?

    A tool calls a vendor API. The vendor renames customerid to id, the response is still valid JSON, and the tool call succeeds at the HTTP level. The first obvious failure might be a later step that...

    13 points18 comments5 d ago
  4. I built a fully offline RAG system on my laptop with Ollama (zero API fees)

    Just published a short practical video where I run RAG completely offline on my own laptop using Ollama. No cloud, no API keys, no data leaving the machine. In the video I show: Setting up local...

    10 points9 comments6 d ago
  5. which vector database you use in your production/mvp RAG and why did you choose over others?

    Hi folks, curious on what vector database do you guys use in your production/mvp and why did you choose to go with your choice over others?

    9 points17 comments3 d ago
  6. Guide to long-running agentic workflow design

    TL;DR: Long-running AI agents eventually suffer from context bloat, state loss, or hallucination loops. I've just published an open-source guide detailing architecture patterns for maintaining...

    7 points0 comments3 d ago
  7. NextRole is now hosted: a multi-agent career assistant on LangGraph + DeepAgents, free to try

    A while back I shared NextRole here. It’s a side project where a supervisor agent runs three subagents (hiring recon, resume tailoring and interview coaching) on LangGraph + DeepAgents. It’s now...

    7 points7 comments6 d ago
  8. GPT-OSS-120b, Empty responses and tool calls

    I have gpt-oss-120b hosted on azure and use AzureChatOpenAI for model invokes. The model has 2 calls bind to it and for some reason it fails to provide any content and tool\calls in its response....

    6 points13 comments4 d ago
  9. Text-to-SQL retriever for LangChain/LangGraph that cuts ~91% of schema tokens (#1 on BIRD Mini-Dev)

    I built schemagate (Apache-2.0). Instead of pasting the whole schema into the prompt, it picks only the tables a question needs. It runs offline (BM25 plus a small embedder) and makes no model...

    6 points3 comments6 d ago
  10. AI agents can call any API we hand them. The hard question is which of those calls are safe to let through.
    4 points0 comments21 h ago

Newest posts

  1. Debug the agent, not just the code
    1 points0 comments3 h ago
  2. If a LangGraph node crashes right after a payment call, resuming the thread sends the payment again. Here is how I'm handling it
    3 points5 comments14 h ago
  3. I got so tired of burning LLM tokens on raw HTML noise that I built an API to strip URLs into clean Markdown (saves ~92% tokens :3).
    0 points0 comments15 h ago
  4. Decision 3.0 is apache and returns a probability per branch, good fit for agent routing?
    3 points1 comment17 h ago
  5. Looking for 3 MCP server operators to test per-agent tokens on read endpoints (observe-only, ~30 min setup)
    2 points1 comment19 h ago
  6. Which approval steps on your agents still actually get read?
    1 points6 comments20 h ago
  7. AI agents can call any API we hand them. The hard question is which of those calls are safe to let through.
    4 points0 comments21 h ago
  8. Building an agnostic authority protocol (ADAP) for LangChain agents - Need your feedback
    3 points12 comments22 h ago
  9. I built a fully local AI support agent (Ollama + LangChain) and one bad tool description made it refund 3 customers instead of 1
    0 points4 comments1 d ago
  10. I got so tired of burning LLM tokens on raw HTML noise that I built an API to strip URLs into clean Markdown (saves ~92% tokens :3).
    0 points14 comments1 d ago
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