Oren Eini

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Sep 22 2025

RecordingHow To Create Powerful and Secure AI Agents with RavenDB

time to read 2 min | 237 words

Unlock practical AI agents inside your database. In this live demo and deep dive, Oren Eini shows how to build real, production-ready AI agents directly in RavenDB that query your data, take actions, remember context, and stay inside strict security guardrails. You will see an agent defined in a few lines of code, connected to OpenAI or any LLM you choose, running vector search and RAG over your catalog, and safely executing business actions like “add to cart,” “find policies,” or “sign document,” all with parameters that are enforced by the database rather than trusted to the model. You will learn how RavenDB agents eliminate fragile glue code by giving the model explicit tools: data queries that return typed results and server-side actions you validate in your code.

Conversations are stored as documents, with automatic token-aware summarization to control latency and cost. The demo streams responses token by token for responsive UX, switches models without rewrites, and shows how scope parameters prevent data leaks even if the prompt is manipulated. You will also see a multi-tool HR assistant that chains tools, coordinates front end and back end, and persists state. The session closes with a look at the roadmap, including multi-agent orchestration and AI assist inside Studio.

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Bob, This is available in the cloud in the dev environment, and on either the higher ended tiers (P30+) or as an addon

By Oren Eini on A deep dive into RavenDB's AI Agents
Very interesting. Is this available in the RavenDB cloud on the free tier? If not, on which tier is it available?

By Bob Lamb on A deep dive into RavenDB's AI Agents
Ah, yes. Thanks, protecting the user versus protecting the system is a great distinction. For protecting the system, you're r...

By Henry Rollins on AI Agents Security: The on-behalf-of concept
Henry, You are correct, in that you still have security issues, but there is a whole different level of that. If I tell y...

By Oren Eini on AI Agents Security: The on-behalf-of concept
"There is no damage the agent can cause that the user cannot also cause on their own." I agree with this point, but we need t...

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