Qdrant engineer to demo a self-healing research agent that learns from its own run history
qdrant_engine · x · 2026-09-15
At n8n in the loop 2026 (Oct 13-14), Qdrant DevRel engineer @itsclelia will show how to build a self-healing research agent that improves from its own run history without fine-tuning.
The workflow: the agent runs research and produces an answer → a Discord user gives a human verdict → the verdict is stored back into the same vector store the agent retrieves from → on the next run, the agent retrieves both past successes and failures to learn what worked. The same collection serves as run history, evaluation set, and training signal, with the human in the loop acting as the writer.
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