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      <description>Using the Relay open-source job-search Agent project as a case study, this article fully breaks down every key design decision in a production-grade multi-agent system: why split a single Agent into 5, how to implement HITL checkpoints with LangGraph, how a three-tier LLM router precisely tracks costs, how a fabrication guard validates at runtime, and how a hybrid backend (Hono/Bun + FastAPI/Python) decouples cleanly. Whether you are building your first Agent PoC or pushing toward production, there are design patterns here you can take away.
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      <title>Sora Ease Guide: Mastering Sora AI for Developers</title>
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      <description>Dive into the world of Sora Technology, a groundbreaking platform for AI-driven video generation. This post is designed for both tech enthusiasts and developers eager to unlock the potential of Sora. Discover how you can leverage Sora to create stunning, AI-generated videos with ease, and join a community of innovators transforming the digital landscape.
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