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  1. langchain.com

    LangChain moves agent operations into LangSmith: semantic trace search and red teaming before production

    LangChain released a set of LangSmith features at Interrupt NYC and London so teams can own their intelligence in production. Previously, finding conversations meant relying on traditional filters; AI Search now retrieves traces by semantic understanding, so a team can ask whether a user got frustrated or whether PII leaked. The same update adds Managed Deep Agents v0.9, Engine v2 with red teaming, Trajectories, Custom Apps, and Fine-Tuning, covering how agents are built, understood, and improved.

  2. bioRxiv

    Gene lists no longer return just an enrichment table: a conversational agent links statistics, literature and annotation into an interpretation you can question

    Enrich.AI turns enrichment analysis from a table of significant terms into a conversation: given a gene list and a short biological context, the agent chooses among more than 220 gene set libraries, over 40 million publications and gene annotation resources, then returns a literature-grounded written interpretation and six interactive plots. Across 50 MSigDB Hallmark gene sets, 65.6% of claims were grounded in retrieved evidence, 2.3% were unsupported, and the hallucination rate on database-decidable claims was 2.64%, with no fabricated citations across 90 runs.

  3. arXiv

    pm4aa mined eight roles from eight years of Commitizen repository logs and generated five executable AI agents, with smoke tests routing correctly but autonomy scoring lowest in the user study

    The work presents pm4aa, a pipeline that extracts object-centric event logs from GitHub repositories via PyStack't, maps commits to SE tasks with a Conventional Commits regular expression, partitions 589 users into eight roles with a priority-ordered rule classifier, applies object-centric, imperative (BPMN), and declarative (DECLARE) process mining per role, has an LLM generate process descriptions, and synthesizes a LangGraph multi-agent application through IBM BOB; on the Commitizen project (November 2017 to November 2025, 21,488 events, 4,813 objects) it produced five role agents, three smoke tests routed correctly, and a ten-participant user study rated knowledge schema, operational clarity, and human engagement at a median of 4, accountability at 3, and autonomy at only 2.

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