Eric Deandrea
Thanks @YSZhuoyang I think I see what you are referring to. I ran a quick test and I can see that after an output guardrail failure, the resulting `AiMessage` that...
Thinking about https://github.com/langchain4j/langchain4j/issues/3956#issuecomment-3451733168 a bit, if the output guardrail removes the `AiMessage` from the history, then nothing downstream will ever know about the bad message. If we decide to remove...
@dliubarskyi @mariofusco I'd like to get your input on how to proceed here. One one hand I can prove that after an output guardrail failure the message that triggered the...
> What about having an option in the failure returned by the output guardrail, so the user could decide if the message should be removed from the memory or not?...
> > What about having an option in the failure returned by the output guardrail, so the user could decide if the message should be removed from the memory or...
Hi @YSZhuoyang > What about having an option in the failure returned by the output guardrail, so the user could decide if the message should be removed from the memory...
Hi @YSZhuoyang > the message is first persisted in the DB LangChain4j itself doesn't persist messages anywhere. Are you saying that your implementation of `ChatMemoryStore` persists messages in a database?...
> This is definitely an interesting idea. > > @cescoffier @edeandrea I wonder if guardrails could be applicable in this case I think this is definitely a great idea! But...
@Sanne where are you getting the numbers `5600+ classes for reflective instantiaton, and 4200+ fields accessed reflectively, 13000+ methods ` from? From the [latest run](https://github.com/quarkusio/benchmarks/blob/main/results/spring-quarkus-perf-comparison/2025-12-03_01-53-38/build-times-quarkus3-native-0.log) the numbers are ``` 22,158...
> [@edeandrea](https://github.com/edeandrea) from your slides :) Did I misunderstand? > > That section is stating the difference between Quarkus & Spring (i.e. Quarkus has 5625 less classes using reflection than...