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Comment #47714814
At least when working with local MCP servers I solved this problem by wrapping the mcp tools inside an in-memory cache/store. Each tool output gets stored under a unique id and the…
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Comment #47510394
Dspy handling it openly https://github.com/stanfordnlp/dspy/issues/9500
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Comment #47510350
CrewAI (uses litellm) pinned it to 1.82.6 (last good version) 5 hours ago but the commit message does not say anything about a potential compromise. This seems weird. Is it a coinc…
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Comment #46608521
I’ve worked on a code base that was about 15 years old and had gone through many team changes. It was a tricky domain with lots of complicated business logic. When making changes t…
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Comment #44345968
I’m 190cm and tested luna rail’s prototypes. I was amazed how much space I had, even in the smallest cabin. Definitely much better compared to any night train experience I’ve ever …
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Comment #43671297
You might want to take a look at https://github.com/segment-any-text/wtpsplit It uses a similar approach but the focus is on sentence/paragraph segmentation generally and not speci…
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Comment #38761199
Haystack [1] is another good option. It‘s modular, doesn’t get in your way and is particularly strong at retrieval. People like the documentation too. Disclaimer: I work at deepset…
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You might want to give Haystack a try (disclaimer: I work at deepset, the company behind Haystack). Haystack allows you to pre-process your documents into smaller chunks, calculate…