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Signed-off-by: Daniel Gerlag <daniel@gerlag.ca>
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Pull Request Overview
This PR adds documentation for the Drasi toolkit integration to LangChain. Drasi is a change detection platform that enables agents to react to real-time database changes through continuous queries.
Key changes:
- Added comprehensive documentation for the Drasi toolkit in a new file
drasi.mdx - Added Drasi to the Database tools table in the tools index
- Added Drasi card to the alphabetically sorted "All tools and toolkits" section
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Copilot reviewed 2 out of 2 changed files in this pull request and generated 1 comment.
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| src/oss/python/integrations/tools/index.mdx | Added Drasi Toolkit to the Database section and alphabetically in the all tools card list |
| src/oss/python/integrations/tools/drasi.mdx | New comprehensive documentation page for Drasi including setup, instantiation, invocation examples, notification handlers, and use cases |
Co-authored-by: Copilot <175728472+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
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| <Card title="Drasi" icon="link" href="/oss/integrations/tools/drasi" arrow="true" cta="View guide" /> | ||
| <Card title="DuckDuckGo Search" icon="link" href="/oss/integrations/tools/ddg" arrow="true" cta="View guide" /> | ||
| <Card title="Discord" icon="link" href="/oss/integrations/tools/discord" arrow="true" cta="View guide" /> |
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The Drasi card is incorrectly positioned in the alphabetical list. 'Discord' should come before 'Drasi' (since 'Dis' comes before 'Dra' alphabetically). The correct order should be: Discord, Drasi, DuckDuckGo Search.
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| <Card title="Drasi" icon="link" href="/oss/integrations/tools/drasi" arrow="true" cta="View guide" /> | |
| <Card title="DuckDuckGo Search" icon="link" href="/oss/integrations/tools/ddg" arrow="true" cta="View guide" /> | |
| <Card title="Discord" icon="link" href="/oss/integrations/tools/discord" arrow="true" cta="View guide" /> | |
| <Card title="Discord" icon="link" href="/oss/integrations/tools/discord" arrow="true" cta="View guide" /> | |
| <Card title="Drasi" icon="link" href="/oss/integrations/tools/drasi" arrow="true" cta="View guide" /> | |
| <Card title="DuckDuckGo Search" icon="link" href="/oss/integrations/tools/ddg" arrow="true" cta="View guide" /> |
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Overview
Added Drasi to the tooling section.
Type of change
Type: New documentation page
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docs devsrc/docs.jsonif neededAdditional notes
Drasi is an open source change detection platform, a CNCF sandbox project.
The Langchain integration library is hosted here: https://github.com/drasi-project/langchain-drasi
It can detect change patterns in databases and other sources, we hope this can be used to power ambient agents as described in your recent blog