Nuno Campos is a seasoned technology executive and builder with 11 years of hands-on experience founding and scaling developer-focused products and platforms. As a founding engineer at LangChain he led OSS efforts, created LangGraph (28M+ downloads) and scaled LangChain.js and LangSmith, then moved into CTO roles where he continues to blend product thinking with engineering leadership. He is a full‑stack contributor comfortable across front-end UX, back-end systems, and data/ML tooling—evidenced by contributions to projects from react-refetch and enzyme to scikit-optimize and LangChain’s own libraries. Known for pragmatic attention to testing and performance, he has a track record of shipping robust, well-tested features and architectural improvements for high-throughput services. Based in Stony Stratford, UK, he pairs an MSc in Finance with deep engineering chops, bringing a rare mix of business sensibility and technical execution to startup-scale problems.
11 years of coding experience
11 years of employment as a software developer
Master's degree, Finance, Master's degree, Finance at Nova School of Business and Economics
Contributions:622 reviews, 1194 PRs, 1944 pushes in 2 years 2 months
Contributions summary:Nuno appears to have contributed to the core functionality of a language agent system, specifically related to graph processing and state management. They implemented features for streaming and caching within the language graph framework, as indicated by the modifications to the pregel package. These changes include enhancements to event handling and support for subgraphs, making the agent's execution more efficient.
Contributions:44 reviews, 141 PRs, 243 pushes in 8 months
Contributions summary:Nuno primarily focused on back-end development, specifically integrating a new agent executor using Permchain. They implemented the necessary classes and channels for integrating the agent executor, refactoring existing agent code. They also made adjustments to agent types for more streamlined and reliable integration, and updated the front end to reflect these changes.
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