Interesting you post this now because a few months ago I had read about agentic graph RAG or something like that, which was interesting for tracing agentic flows and then just today on Linkedin I came across https://polygres.com/ which now im going to try and excited to see if it has meaningful results for my codebases. To me i've always liked Direct corpus interaction more than rag.
Its a fast moving space. Just getting a firm grasp on one pattern should be a starting point for anyone (past basic prompting). For example I just showed a coworker plan and goal style workflows this week.
Its progress, but IMO its not worth workflow jumping until you've got existing purchase on a working flow.
Interesting you post this now because a few months ago I had read about agentic graph RAG or something like that, which was interesting for tracing agentic flows and then just today on Linkedin I came across https://polygres.com/ which now im going to try and excited to see if it has meaningful results for my codebases. To me i've always liked Direct corpus interaction more than rag.
Its a fast moving space. Just getting a firm grasp on one pattern should be a starting point for anyone (past basic prompting). For example I just showed a coworker plan and goal style workflows this week.
Its progress, but IMO its not worth workflow jumping until you've got existing purchase on a working flow.