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almogbaku
6mo ago
Hi @RoiTabach, OP here Yep. We can integrate with every solution that supports OpenTelemetry :) so it's pretty native, just use the integration skill npx skills add kelet-ai/skills
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almogbaku
6mo ago
Hi @BlueHotDog2, OP here langsmith/langfuse/braintrust collect traces, and then YOU need to look at them and analyze them(error analysis/RCA). Kelet do that for you :) Does that make any sense? If not, please tell me, I'
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almogbaku
6mo ago
Hi @halflife, OP here YEP, Good catch! Kelet as input/prompt in Hebrew :)
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almogbaku
6mo ago
Hi @hadifrt20, OP here From what we discovered analyzing ~33K+ sessions, most of the time when the agent selects the wrong tool, it's because the tool's description (i.e., prompt) was not good enough, or there's a missing nua
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almogbaku
6mo ago
Hi @jldugger Great points, but I think there's a domain confusion here . You're describing infra/code RCA. Kelet does an AI agent Quality RCA — the agent returns a 200 OK, but gives the wrong answer. The signal space is diffe
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almogbaku
6mo ago
hey @dwb, OP here Yes. I definitely assisted LLM in writing it. Yeah - I should have stripped it better. Yet it's f*ing painful to do error analysis and go through thousands of traces. Hope you can live with my human mistakes
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Show HN: Kelet – Root Cause Analysis agent for your LLM apps
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almogbaku
6mo ago
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Show HN: Stop AI Debugging with Print(). Use a Debugger
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almogbaku
7mo ago
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almogbaku
7mo ago
This is so funny, i've been working on my HN post for the past hour, then i saw this :) Anyway, in practice, I saw it go from 5-6 print-debug cycles down to 1-2 targeted stops. I built a small CLI that wraps the Debug Adapter Protocol
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Compile ML engineering to production code
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11mo ago
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almogbaku
2y ago
Yeah, pytest-harvest is a pretty cool plugin. Originally I had a (very large and unfriendly) conftest file, but it was quite challenging to collaborate with other team members and was quite repetitive. So I wrapped it as a plugin, added som
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almogbaku
2y ago
Hey HN! Creator here. I recently found myself writing evaluations for actual production LLM projects, and kept facing the same dilemma: either reinvent the wheel or use a heavyweight commercial system with tons of features I don't need
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Show HN: Pytest-evals – Simple LLM apps evaluation using pytest
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2y ago
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almogbaku
4y ago
Lol that's pretty funny. But the UI is a bit unclear
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almogbaku
5y ago
This is the weirdest code documentation I have ever read.
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almogbaku
5y ago
this is pretty cool to see how he predicted some things pretty good
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almogbaku
11y ago
looks really interesting. thanks for sharing
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almogbaku
11y ago
Looking really cool.. Although it's not fair to compare sf2 to rails (which ruling the ruby world.......)
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almogbaku
12y ago
Awesome article! That's a very interesting subject.. And it reminds me Jekyll a little bit- but with UI :O
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almogbaku
12y ago
cool
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almogbaku
12y ago
Great article from SocialBelong Co-Founder