> How to build a multi-agent service and deploy it to production on @railway
We'll cover security, scaling, and APIs. Agents persist sessions, traces, memory and knowledge (embeddings) in a postgres database.
You'll be able to interact with your production system like this 👇
Big kudos to LangChain!
We see $ as an accelerant, but only if the direction is right (velocity = direction + speed). Raising too early would have forced us to scale the wrong business model, which would have been catastrophic later down the line.
We started with the same model as LangSmith (monitoring solution) in Agno v1, but realized it wasn't the best way to serve our users (wrong architecture).
AgentOS (in my view) is the right architecture for agentic systems, and now the direction's locked in.
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