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Build Agentic Workflows from Scratch 🤖🔁 It’s tempting for an AI engineer to use an off-the-shelf agent, but building your own agents shouldn’t be scary (and limited to AI research papers)! In our brand-new video tutorial we show you how to build an agent in two intuitive steps: 1️⃣...

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Raymond Weitekampvor 2 Jahren

So cool. Are DAGs available in TS too? @llama_index

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