LangChain SF Meetup: Building LLM Wikis for Agent Memory with OpenWiki
This is a meetup announcement for a LangChain SF event featuring Brace Sproul (Head of Applied AI at LangChain) and Jacob Teo (Research & Engineering at Cognition). The event focuses on LLM wikis as a pattern for giving AI agents better context, with a talk on building these systems. LangChain recently open-sourced OpenWiki for creating and maintaining LLM wikis. The content is brief and promotional in nature.
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Most agents fail not because the model is weak, but because it doesn't have the right context.
LLM wikis are emerging as a common pattern for solving this: a structured knowledge base an agent can query to understand a codebase, product, or domain.
LangChain recently open sourced OpenWiki, a project for building and maintaining your own LLM wiki.
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Join us for an meetup in San Francisco with Brace Sproul (Head of Applied AI at LangChain), and Jacob Teo (Research & Engineering at Cognition).
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