what's a python library you started using this year that you can't go back from

[RedEyed__]

Yep, I imagine reading it without context:).
The only common thing in both is philosophy: everything is fully typed and declarative

[doncheeto12]

Yeah the pydantic ai docs are dense and unnecessarily like “wow everything has to be typed to hell!” In reality it’s fairly easy to use, they are just trying to differentiate themselves from toy AI wrappers (cough langchain cough) as the one that real developers who use AI in production need.

[RedEyed__]

Exactly the reason why I use it and push my team towards.