How Human Insight Drives Continuous Evals for Multi-Turn AI Agents
LangChain outlines how thread-level annotation queues in LangSmith convert expert human domain judgment into reusable evaluation data for AI agents.

Julien Moreau
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AI-powered workflows — orchestration engines, multi-step automations, and the infrastructure connecting agents into production systems.
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LangChain outlines how thread-level annotation queues in LangSmith convert expert human domain judgment into reusable evaluation data for AI agents.

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