Making Agents Show Their Work
LangChain · x · 2026-07-14
The main theme is: **an agent that hides its process is just confidently guessing the answer**. The post mentions that a live demo will be held on July 14, showing how to build an agent that genuinely "**shows its work**": - Displaying real-time tool calls - Displaying reasoning steps - Incorporating trusted context from Box - Avoiding black-box, intuition-based outputs
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