Chronological feed of everything captured from Harrison Chase.
github_star / hwchase17 / 13h ago
CLI to generate LangGraph stubs from a specification. Stars: 108
github_push / hwchase17 / 3d ago
code update
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code update
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code update
github_star / hwchase17 / 7d ago
Ultrafast serverless GPU inference, sandboxes, and background jobs. Stars: 1650
github_star / hwchase17 / 11d ago
An index of the LangChain + LangGraph ecosystem: concepts, projects, tools, templates, and guides for LLM & multi-agent apps.. Stars: 1789
github_star / hwchase17 / 16d ago
Deep research agent to help you find the best GitHub repositories π΅οΈ!. Stars: 870
tweet / @hwchase17 / 18d ago / failed
@BraceSproul I donβt think we support grok right?
tweet / @hwchase17 / 18d ago / failed
we need more benchmarks!
awesome work by harvey here, and excited to work with them
tweet / @hwchase17 / 18d ago / failed
this deepagents deploy
https://docs.langchain.com/oss/python/deepagents/deploy
(or at least directionally where we want to take it)
what's missing? give us feedback!
tweet / @hwchase17 / 18d ago / failed
we want this to be deepagents deploy: https://docs.langchain.com/oss/python/deepagents/deploy
whats missing? would love feedback!
tweet / @hwchase17 / 18d ago / failed
please do, would love feedback!
tweet / @hwchase17 / 18d ago / failed
say more? like you want to use langsmith key to access all models
tweet / @hwchase17 / 18d ago / failed
Talked to @ramplabs Head of Applied Research Alex Shevchenko on the Max Agency podcast to learn how @Ramp Sheets was built, their internal agent Inspect, and so much more.
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=trEM9OKr5Sc
Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/how-ramp-built-an-ai-agent-that-can-think-outsideβ¦
tweet / @hwchase17 / 18d ago / failed
my posture is terrible
but Alex's insights are great, so it evens out
tweet / @hwchase17 / 18d ago / failed
Glad to hear!
tweet / @hwchase17 / 18d ago / failed
ai coding is getting expensive
use more open models!
github_star / hwchase17 / 22d ago
langgraph-agents-with-amazon-bedrock. Stars: 187
github_push / hwchase17 / 24d ago
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github_star / hwchase17 / 24d ago
An Open Source Python alternative to NotebookLM's podcast feature: Transforming Multimodal Content into Captivating Multilingual Audio Conversations with GenAI. Stars: 6255
tweet / @hwchase17 / 24d ago / failed
big theme of 2026 - cost of closed models is too high!
really excited to make deepagents work exceptionally well with OSS models
tweet / @hwchase17 / 24d ago / failed
.@MadrigalPharma is living in the (agentic) future.
If you haven't heard of Madrigal, they are a pioneering biopharma company.
Some months ago, they set out to solve the problem of integrating, searching, and synthesizing information from diverse datasets at scale. This lead to the creation of an enterprise multi-agβ¦
tweet / @hwchase17 / 24d ago / failed
πDeepAgents deploy is a simple, configuration driven way to get an agent harness deployed to the cloud
deepagents.toml is the file that configures it. It has four sections:
- agent
- sandbox
- auth
-frontend
Here's what each one does π§΅
tweet / @hwchase17 / 24d ago / failed
[agent]
This is where you specify the name of the agent - this is the deployment name in LangSmith
This is also where you specify the model name. We support a lot of models! Not only ones from OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, but also @OpenRouter @FireworksAI_HQ @baseten @nvidia and others
Docs:
tweet / @hwchase17 / 24d ago / failed
[sandbox]
DeepAgents can connect to a sandbox to run!
We integrate with @modal @daytonaio @RunloopDev
Each provider has its own set of parameters, so be sure to check that!
Docs: https://docs.langchain.com/oss/python/deepagents/deploy#sandbox
tweet / @hwchase17 / 24d ago / failed
[auth]
Part of deploying agents to production is deploying them in a multi-tenant way
Auth is the way to do that!
We support integrations with @clerk and @supabase
tweet / @hwchase17 / 24d ago / failed
[frontend]
UI/UX is a surprisingly big part of building agents!
It takes a while to hook up streaming, thread history, all the endpoints
We do it for you! Get a frontend you can expose to users out of the box
tweet / @hwchase17 / 24d ago / failed
Checkout DeepAgents deploy here: https://docs.langchain.com/oss/python/deepagents/deploy
We're shipping updates every week (almost every day). What would you like to see next?
tweet / @hwchase17 / 24d ago / failed
good idea!
i think you need a benchmark specific to the use case though, right?
tweet / @hwchase17 / 24d ago / failed
one future trend i'm very excited by:
models getting good enough where they can power agents that browse the web
deepagents + @browserbase is a glimpse of that future
See the full example here: https://github.com/browserbase/integrations/tree/main/examples/integrations/langchain/deepagents-browserbase
github_push / hwchase17 / Apr 26
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github_star / hwchase17 / Apr 26
The Tavily Python SDK allows for easy interaction with the Tavily API, offering the full range of our search, extract, crawl, map, and research functionalities directly from your Python programs. Easily integrate smart search, content extraction, and research capabilities into your applications, harnessing Tavily's powerful features.. Stars: 1187
tweet / @hwchase17 / Apr 25
A user note designates Harrison Chase's X feed as the subject of an hourly polling mechanism. The phrase "Why not?" endorses or questions the absence of such polling. This suggests real-time monitoring of Chase's posts for intelligence or updates.
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βHarrison Chase's X feed is labeled for hourly pollingβ
tweet / @hwchase17 / Apr 25
Harrison Chase is running an hourly poll on his X feed focused on his own posts, inviting users to participate. This serves as a community engagement tactic. It directs traffic to LangChain's careers page for recruitment.
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βHarrison Chase conducts an hourly poll on his X feedβ
tweet / @hwchase17 / Apr 25
ListenLabs employs self-reviewing feedback subagents, sandboxed environments, and purpose-built abstractions in their AI agent architecture. Their system supports large-scale response analysis. Discussion highlights key decisions enabling scalable agent performance.
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βListenLabs uses self-reviewing feedback subagents in their agentsβ
tweet / @hwchase17 / Apr 25
Harrison Chase publicly thanks Jacob in response to an hourly poll tracking his X feed activity. The content indicates ongoing monitoring of Chase's posts on an hourly basis. This reflects community engagement around his updates.
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βAn hourly poll is monitoring Harrison Chase's X feedβ
tweet / @hwchase17 / Apr 25
A user note designates Harrison Chase's X feed (@hwchase17) for hourly polling to capture timely updates. The instruction requests tagging upon release of the compiled feed output. This setup enables automated, frequent monitoring of Chase's posts for editorial intelligence.
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βHarrison Chase's X feed is targeted for hourly pollingβ
tweet / @hwchase17 / Apr 25
DeepAgents is positioned as an all-in-one solution for agent development, providing batteries-included convenience alongside extensive hooks for customization. It enables developers to adjust components precisely to their needs without starting from scratch. The framework is highlighted in Harrison Chase's feed as a key advancement in deep agent technology.
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βDeepAgents serves as a complete, standalone framework for agent developmentβ
tweet / @hwchase17 / Apr 25
Harrison Chase confirms the existence of a LangChain skills repository mirroring Anthropic's skills structure, specifically at langchain-ai/langchain-skills/config/skills. This addresses a query for DeepAgents skills similar to the claude-api skill. The repository enables building apps with LangChain/DeepAgents more effectively via pre-configured skills.
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βLangChain provides a skills configuration repository at github.com/langchain-ai/langchain-skills/tree/main/config/skillsβ
tweet / @hwchase17 / Apr 25
Harrison Chase confirmed the availability of LangChain skills configurations in a dedicated GitHub repository. The repo at langchain-ai/langchain-skills contains a config/skills directory for these resources. This enables developers to access and contribute to standardized skill definitions for LangChain applications.
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βLangChain skills configurations exist in the GitHub repository langchain-ai/langchain-skillsβ
tweet / @hwchase17 / Apr 25
Harrison Chase predicts significant activity on his X feed coinciding with Tadeo Donegan's San Francisco visit for the LangChain Interrupt event (May 9-16). The comment "everyones gonna be here!" in an hourly poll context suggests expectation of community influx. This aligns with Donegan's open invitation for AI, agents, and production discussions.
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βTadeo Donegan will be in San Francisco from May 9-16 attending LangChain Interruptβ
tweet / @hwchase17 / Apr 23 / failed
yup
tweet / @hwchase17 / Apr 23 / failed
(honestly asking)
any documentation on those formats or how to use them outside of codex?
would love to an open standard for memory - let me know if any interest in collaborating!
tweet / @hwchase17 / Apr 23 / failed
need open standards
tweet / @hwchase17 / Apr 23 / failed
i think memory is most immediately valuable when you are doing the same thing repeatedly. i use chatgpt for random stuff, it doesnt matter that much if it remembers things about me
tweet / @hwchase17 / Apr 23 / failed
agree this would be great
tweet / @hwchase17 / Apr 23 / failed
if there is an open standard for memory (like agents.md or skills) then that would be great and would alleviate a lot of my concerns
unless you store memories in skills rn (which is reasonable actually, but not what they are doing), i dont think any standard exists?
tweet / @hwchase17 / Apr 23 / failed
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