LangChain CEO's Interrupt London keynote: deep agents, JEV and owning your intelligence
hwchase17 · x · 2026-11-12
Takeaways from Harrison Chase's Interrupt London keynote (relayed by @vitalflux):
- Three pillars of owning your intelligence: agents must be open, hill climbing, and governed.
- Managed Deep Agents: business logic, the agent harness, and infrastructure (sandboxes, secret management) combined into one scalable deployment platform.
- Observability & evals: LangSmith treats agent traces as a unique data type, with SmithDB for specialized storage, JEV for decision-model evaluation, and AI Search to find logic failures in trace data.
- Notable focus on deep agents, evals, and decision models like JEV.
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