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Tag Archives: ai
Exploring Oracle’s new AI Agent Memory Python Library with OpenAI
Hi everyone! In this post, I want to show you a small but useful demo application that uses Oracle AI Agent Memory from Python. The complete code for this example is in the agent-memory repository. You can learn more about … Continue reading
Building a Simple Spatial Web App with the New Spring Boot Starter for the Spatial Features in Oracle AI Database 26ai
Hi everyone! In this post, I will show how to run the new Spring Boot starter for the Spatial features in Oracle AI Database 26ai by using the sample application and connecting it to a simple web application front end. … Continue reading
Exploring some new Helidon features – Data Repositories and SE Declarative
With Helidon 4.4.0 right around the corner, I’ve been spending some time playing with the latest milestone release (4.4.0-M2). If you haven’t been following along, Helidon 4 was a major milestone because it was the first framework built from the … Continue reading
Custom vector distance functions in Oracle (using JavaScript)
In case you missed it, Oracle Database 26ai was announced last week at Oracle AI World, with a heap of new AI features and capabilities like hybrid vector search, MCP server support, acceleration with NVIDIA and much more – check … Continue reading
Let’s make a simple MCP tool for Oracle AI Vector Search
In this earlier post, we created a vector store in our Oracle Database 23ai and populated it with some content from Moby Dick. Since MCP is very popular these days, I thought it might be interesting to look how to … Continue reading
Exploring securing vector similarity searches with Real Application Security
In this post, I want to explore how you can use Real Application Security to provide access controls for vectors in a vector store in Oracle Database 23ai. I’m going to use the vector store we created in the last … Continue reading
Basic Retrieval Augmented Generation with Oracle Vector Store in LangChain
In this earlier post, we learned how to create a Vector Store in Oracle from LangChain, the hugely popular Python library for working with Generative AI and Large Language Models. We populated it with a little data and then performed … Continue reading
Getting started with Oracle Vector Store support in LangChain
In this post, I would like to show you the basics of how to use the Oracle Vector Store support in LangChain. I am using Visual Studio Code with the Python and Jupyter extensions from Microsoft installed. I will show … Continue reading

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