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7. VS Code (agents using wikipedia and arxiv tools)
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Close what you watched and explain the topic in your own words in 30 seconds. What you can explain is what you have learned. You are marked against this course's lessons and nothing beyond them.
Explain how you would do this: Getting started — LangChain Nedir.
You are judged on these, and nothing else in the course:
LangChain Nedir
Doing it properly
2 lessons · short section, not a full path on its own
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2. Why LLM Calls Fail: Context vs. Model — Debugging with Traces in LangSmith
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Close what you watched and explain the topic in your own words in 30 seconds. What you can explain is what you have learned. You are marked against this course's lessons and nothing beyond them.
Explain how you would do this: Doing it properly — LLM Hatalarını Ayıkla.
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Basit RAG Uygulaması
LLM Hatalarını Ayıkla
Going deeper
1 lessons · short section, not a full path on its own
1. I will build advanced rag chatbot with langchain and local llms
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Close what you watched and explain the topic in your own words in 30 seconds. What you can explain is what you have learned. You are marked against this course's lessons and nothing beyond them.
Explain how you would do this: Going deeper — Gelişmiş RAG Chatbot.
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Gelişmiş RAG Chatbot
Not part of the path
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Turn what you built into work
Find a business with a task it repeats by hand: answering the same messages, copying orders into a spreadsheet, booking by phone.
Adapt what you built in this course to that task and show it working. Your task's proof is your demo.
Do the first setup for a small fee or free, and ask for a review that describes the result in return.
A suggestion, not a promise of earnings.
The link shows lessons finished, quiz results and what you wrote about the tasks. It never shows your recordings or the text of your explanations, and stopping breaks the link immediately.