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Building your own Developer Advocate with Deep Agent!

Staying current with emerging frameworks is exhausting and can be swayed by bias. New repositories appear daily, each claiming to solve our problems better than the last. How do we separate the signal from the noise?

In this session, we'll walk through building a multi-agent research system using LangChain's DeepAgents framework. The system uses specialized SubAgents to evaluate technology viability: one tracks GitHub metrics (stars, commit velocity, contributor health), another analyzes issues and discussions for red flags, and a third synthesizes findings into actionable recommendations.

You'll learn how DeepAgents' built-in planning tools, filesystem backend, and sub-agent delegation handle the complexity of parallel research tasks. We'll cover practical patterns for context isolation between agents, when to spawn SubAgents vs. handle tasks inline, and how to persist research findings across sessions using composite backends.

Walk away with a working architecture you can adapt for your own technology vetting workflows.

bio of Justin Castilla

Justin Castilla

Senior Developer Advocate

Elastic

Justin started his Software Engineering career as a Web Development Boot Camp Instructor where he developed a passion for exciting others with new concepts and empowering individuals with the tools needed to excel in their own right. As an Advocate at Redis, Justin created numerous videos breaking down Data Structures into easy-to-understand, relatable examples with real-world use cases. Now at Elastic, he has expanded into the realm of enhanced search, monitoring, and observability capabilities.

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