latentdev.hashnode.devThe importance of validating LLM output: Getting to the car washHow do LLMs choose how to respond and why does it matter? A short(ish) post today on the importance of validating the output of LLMs. It’s common knowledge at this point that large language models can hallucinate in their responses and unintentionall...Feb 14·6 min read
latentdev.hashnode.devBuilding a Multi-Turn, Multi-Agent, Data Insight Chat System Part 6: Wrapping Up. Results, Limitations & RefinementWrapping Things Up Over the previous 5 parts I’ve gone over the journey from concept to a concrete multi-agent chat system. The system as it stands today is something I’m proud of, it enhances the product and delivers real value to its users. In this...Feb 6·5 min read
latentdev.hashnode.devBuilding a Multi-Turn, Multi-Agent, Data Insight Chat System Part 5: Model Matters, Context MattersIntroduction In my last post I talked at length on how to actually build a multi agent chat system, but there was lot I had to leave out, in this post I’m going to go into a bit more detail in the impact the model context can have and the difference ...Feb 4·5 min read
latentdev.hashnode.devBuilding a Multi-Turn, Multi-Agent, Data Insight Chat System Part 4: Architecture, Pitfalls, Problems & SolutionsIntroduction The the previous parts of this series I’ve been talking about how I came to settle on a multi agent approach, talked a bit about context window limitations and the unexpected benefits of the approach. I haven’t got too technical previous...Feb 3·14 min read
latentdev.hashnode.devBuilding a Multi-Turn, Multi-Agent, Data Insight Chat System Part 3: The Unexpected Benefits of a Multi-Agent ApproachIntro In my last post I talked briefly about the solution I landed on for handling data that exceeds the available context window size in a chat scenario, multi agents. The general idea is that you split the data into logical areas and have an agent ...Feb 1·5 min read