Intent classification and routing for LinkedIn SQL Bot.
Stack
What LinkedIn SQL Bot Intent Router runs on.
- Platform
- LangGraph
- Model
- [unknown]
About
Documents the intent-classification/routing stage of LinkedIn's SQL Bot, a multi-agent text-to-SQL system built on LangChain/LangGraph inside LinkedIn's internal DARWIN data platform. Primary source (LinkedIn engineering blog, published 2024-12-09 by Albert Chen) fetched and confirmed directly this session by two independent methods. Source: linkedin.com/blog/engineering/ai/practical-text-to-sql-for-data-analytics.
Metrics
Performance is measured where the work happens — at the team level. LinkedIn SQL Bot Intent Router runs inside 🔗 LinkedIn SQL Bot, whose windowed metrics are the honest unit of account.
- 🔗 LinkedIn SQL BotLLM-judge within 1pt of human (rate):75%self-reported
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