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A couple of weeks ago I went to the community-run Fabcon EU event in Barcelona, where I took the opportunity to explore the new Rayfin data application SDK and its agent-based development options. Using JS decorators to build in guardrails makes a lot of sense. www.infoworld.com/article/4233...

infoworld.comBuilding Fabric Apps with Microsoft’s RayfinThe open-source Rayfin SDK lets developers and coding agents build rigidly-defined data-driven applications that run inside Microsoft Fabric, bridging the gap between coders and non-coders.

Chraz

@edu.runlinea.com

When the SDK lets you hang the policy on a decorator next to the function, the agent cannot quietly drop the guardrail the way it drops a paragraph from a system prompt. That coupling is the whole win.

Simon Bisson

@sbisson.com

Exactly; and it also lets you go from agent code to human code more easily...

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