Dotzlaw Consulting

Dotzlaw Consulting brings over 20 years of experience in professional software development, serving over 100 companies across the USA and Canada. Specializing in all facets of the project lifecycle—from feasibility analysis to deployment—we deliver cutting-edge solutions such as AI-powered workflows, legacy system modernization, and scalable applications. Our expertise in Servoy development and advanced frameworks allows us to modernize fixed-positioning solutions into responsive platforms like ng Titanium with Bootstrap and core.less styling. With a passion for knowledge-sharing, our team has authored numerous tutorials on topics like object-oriented programming, AI agent development, and workflow automation, empowering businesses to achieve scalable, future-ready success.

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AI & Modern Development

Benchmarking and Optimizing GraphRAG Systems: Performance Insights from Production – 4 of 4

In the rapidly evolving landscape of AI applications, we're witnessing an explosion of interest in GraphRAG systems—and for good reason. By combining the relationship-aware power of graph databases with the semantic capabilities of vector embeddings, GraphRAG promises to deliver context-rich responses that traditional RAG systems simply can't match. But here's the thing: when you try…

June 25, 20250CommentsShare PostTwitter FacebookEmailLink

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Optimizing Parallel Relationship Loading in Graph Databases: The Mix and Batch Technique – 3 of 4

In the rapidly evolving world of graph databases and AI systems, we're hitting a frustrating wall when it comes to loading relationships at scale. You've probably experienced it yourself—watching your Neo4j instance grind to a halt as deadlocks pile up, transactions timeout, and what should be a parallel operation becomes painfully sequential. It's the kind…

June 25, 20250CommentsShare PostTwitter FacebookEmailLink

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Optimizing GraphRAG: Five Essential Techniques for Production Performance – 2 of 4

In the rapidly evolving landscape of AI-powered information retrieval, we're seeing an explosion of interest in GraphRAG—a powerful fusion of graph databases and vector embeddings that promises to revolutionize how we build context-aware AI systems. Yet as developers transition from proof-of-concept implementations to production deployments, they're hitting a wall: unoptimized GraphRAG systems can take days…

June 25, 20250CommentsShare PostTwitter FacebookEmailLink

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GraphRAG: Building Bridges in the Knowledge Landscape – 1 of 4

In the fast-paced world of AI development, we're constantly pushing the boundaries of what's possible with large language models. Yet despite all our advances, traditional Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) systems often leave us frustrated when dealing with complex, interconnected information. You've probably experienced it yourself—asking about relationships between concepts only to receive technically correct but frustratingly…

June 19, 20250CommentsShare PostTwitter FacebookEmailLink

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Building Domain-Specific AI Agents with LangGraph and Pydantic AI

In the fast-paced world of AI development, we're witnessing an explosion of large language models that promise to handle every conceivable task. Yet beneath this excitement lies a harsh reality: generic AI assistants, while impressively versatile, often fall short when faced with the specialized demands of professional domains. As practitioners, we've all experienced the frustration…

June 16, 20250CommentsShare PostTwitter FacebookEmailLink

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Scaling LangGraph and Pydantic AI Systems: From Prototype to Production

In the rapidly evolving landscape of AI agent development, we're witnessing an explosion of sophisticated systems built with Langgraph and Pydantic AI. These frameworks have revolutionized how we create type-safe, orchestrated AI workflows. But here's the harsh reality: that elegant prototype handling a few requests per minute often crumbles when faced with production demands of…

June 15, 20250CommentsShare PostTwitter FacebookEmailLink

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Advanced Testing Strategies for LangGraph and Pydantic AI Agent Systems

In the rapidly evolving landscape of AI agent development, we're witnessing an explosion of sophisticated multi-agent systems that promise to revolutionize how we build intelligent applications. Yet beneath this excitement lies a harsh reality: testing AI agents is fundamentally different from testing traditional software. As practitioners, we've all experienced the frustration of watching an agent…

June 14, 20250CommentsShare PostTwitter FacebookEmailLink

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Combining the Power of LangGraph with Pydantic AI Agents

In the rapidly evolving landscape of AI development, we're witnessing an explosion of agent-based systems that promise to revolutionize how we build intelligent applications. Yet beneath this excitement lies a harsh reality: most AI agents in production are either too rigid to handle complex workflows or too chaotic to deliver reliable results. Traditional approaches force…

June 13, 20250CommentsShare PostTwitter FacebookEmailLink

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AI Agent Blueprints: Implementing Anthropic’s Framework with Pydantic AI

In the rapidly evolving landscape of AI development, we're witnessing an explosion of large language model (LLM) applications that promise to revolutionize how we work. Yet beneath the surface of this excitement lies a harsh reality: most LLM applications in production are brittle, unpredictable, and frustratingly difficult to maintain. Traditional approaches often result in tangled…

June 12, 20250CommentsShare PostTwitter FacebookEmailLink

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GraphRAG: Enhancing Retrieval with Knowledge Graph Intelligence

With the increasing prevalence of AI-powered information retrieval systems, we're witnessing how Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) has transformed large language models from isolated knowledge silos into dynamic systems capable of accessing external information. Yet as organizations deploy RAG at scale, they're discovering a fundamental limitation: traditional RAG treats information as disconnected fragments, missing the rich web…

June 11, 20250CommentsShare PostTwitter FacebookEmailLink