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LangChain Academy is live! Our first course — Introduction to LangGraph — teaches you the in-and-outs of building a reliable AI agent. In this course, you’ll learn how to: 🛠️ Build agents with LangGraph's graph-based workflows 🔄 Use memory + human-in-the-loop for smarter, self-corrective agents 📚 Create your own...

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Juan Sensio1 year ago

Just what I was looking for, starting right now 🤗

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TarkWong1 year ago

Wow,great!

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nicker narayana1 year ago

@unkallben @threecheers99 spread it to any one who wanna dive in to LLM and Generative AI this is best place to. begin with on building backend Apps using GenAI. any one planning to dive in to programming, this gives chance to program and also build new gen products

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Danish Khan1 year ago

Signed up, looks amazing!

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Wendy Carlosa1 year ago

on mute I'm certain I should be negotiating the release of these hostages but then with sound I give up

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Aditya1 year ago

Had a first look at the course, looks very practical.

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GPT.Biz1 year ago

This course looks super helpful for anyone interested in AI development! I recommend checking it out if you're keen to learn how to build intelligent agents.

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William Gray1 year ago

I have started the course, TBH I love what I have seen so far. I have the course running on my virtual server and accessing it via visual studio code. When will studio be available for Linux, if at all.

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Nick Dimitrov1 year ago

This is all nice and sweet with OpenAI. How does it work with HF + local Meta Llama 3.1? I can't make it work in past two days. Different errors occur, from missing chat templates to missing eos/ bos tokens, to inability to bind tools with ChatHuggingFace.bind_tools. any guides?

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The Martian1 year ago

Finally

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