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🚀Launching CoAgents Public Beta 🪁: Everything you need to build Agent-Native applications, powered by LangGraph & CopilotKit. CoAgents enables in-app agents with: - Agenetic generative UI ✨ - Shared state (between agent application) - Streaming intermediate agent state - Human-in-the-Loop (Human approval & planning) 👨‍🦰 - Frontend Actions 💪...

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CopilotKit🪁1 year ago

Based in San Francisco? Come build an Agent Native application in our Hackathon (feat Google, AI Tinkeres, Weights & Biases, Tavily, E2B & more!) Nov 2nd & 3rd:

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Nathan🔶Tarbert1 year ago

I'm super excited about this launch! 🚀

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Jake Colling1 year ago

Looks slick! Congrats on the release y'all!

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Uli 🪁1 year ago

Agent applications are becoming powerful & actually useful. Super Excited for this 🪁🚀

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Markus Ecker1 year ago

Nice overview!

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Vasek Mlejnsky1 year ago

Nice work!

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Sid Uppal1 year ago

Great progress @ataiiam and team, since your demo at @AITinkerers a while ago! 👏 I’m curious to see if CopilotKit enabled apps would be easier to pilot for stuff like the newly released computer-use from Anthropic at some point — since it’s more deeply integrated with the app.

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Till - gotoHuman.com1 year ago

Looks great @ataiiam💪 We also just published a LangGraph human-in-the-loop demo. But for async use cases, i.e. autonomous agents.

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McBain1 year ago

Amped to dig into this

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David1 year ago

This is great! 🔥⚡

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