Building AI Agents in 10 Minutes Using Natural Language with LangSmith Agent Builder + Milvus
Jan 22, 2026Min Yin

Summary
This post demonstrates how to build an AI agent using LangSmith Agent Builder and Milvus. It highlights the use of Milvus as a vector database for providing memory and context to AI agents, enabling them to answer technical questions and remember user preferences. The post details the steps involved in creating an agent, configuring tools (including Milvus's MCP server for vector search), and testing its functionality. It also contrasts Agent Builder with DeepAgents, emphasizing Agent Builder's focus on simplicity and rapid prototyping for AI agent development with integrated memory capabilities.
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