Demand-Driven Context: A Methodology for Coherent Knowledge Bases Through Agent Failure
Summary
Enterprise teams spend a lot of time trying to guess what AI agents need to know. This workshop flips that around. Instead of curating context top-down, Raj Navakoti shows how to build a demand-driven
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uh thank you. Maybe we can get started. Uh first of all, thank you so much for uh coming for the workshop especially ones who didn't get the seat. Uh I I promise you I'll do my best to make it entertaining especially for you who are studying. Uh thank you so much. >> Yeah. Uh actually it it makes sense. So now I know like why the tickets got sold out, right? Uh which workshop actually sold out the tickets. So uh let's start with uh my introduction. So I'm Raj. Uh I work as a staff software engineer uh at IKEA. uh I work for a domain called deliverance services. Uh basically we are like almost more than 100 engineers and six pedex teams altogether. It's like a mini company within the company itself. Uh I'm very interested with architecture, neuroscience and linguistics and now AI. So if any…
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