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Flue and Box: a customizable agent harness for enterprise content

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Post Details
Company
Box
Date Published
Author
Olga Stefaniuk
Word Count
1,642
Company Posts That Month
38
Language
English
Hacker News Points
-
Post removed?
No
Summary

The Flue Framework is a programmable TypeScript harness developed by Fred K. Schott, designed for building AI agents that effectively interact with enterprise content by integrating with the Box content management platform. This framework allows developers to control the runtime environment around AI models, facilitating the creation of enterprise content assistants that use Box as the source of truth. The Flue harness bundles agents into an HTTP server, enabling deployment and interaction with Box tools such as search, files, folders, and metadata. By utilizing user context, the framework allows for personalized responses based on locale, region, and other parameters, ensuring answers are grounded in the relevant content. The integration with Box MCP allows agents to connect and authenticate with Box's server, leveraging the content layer provided by Box while maintaining flexibility in request handling and response adaptation. The framework supports lightweight personalization and custom workflows, making it suitable for various industries that require specific contextual responses.

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