LangChain released Managed Deep Agents 0.8. It adds user-owned credentials for per-user permissions. It adds user-level memory for caller-specific context. It adds HTTP channels for webhook-based agent access. It adds file transfer support in Slack. It includes a pre-built web search tool powered by Parallel. User memory is scoped to the authenticated caller. Agent memory remains shared across users. Default policies prevent user memory leakage in group channels. Connections support 23 services with managed OAuth. Slack workflows now accept files directly in conversations.
What changed
Managed Deep Agents supported durable agent memory and agent-owned credentials only.
What it unlocks
Building agents with user-owned credentials, user-level memory, HTTP channels, Slack file transfer and built-in web search.
What you need to act on it
- a Managed Deep Agents project
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