LangGraph — Intuitively and Exhaustively Explained | by Daniel Warfield | Sep, 2024


Agentic Design | Artificial Intelligence | Application Development

Building powerful LLM agents within constraints.

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“Cutting a Path” by Daniel Warfield using Midjourney. All images by the author unless otherwise specified. Article originally made available on Intuitively and Exhaustively Explained.

In this article we’ll explore “LangGraph”, a cutting-edge tool for making LLM agents that are actually useful.

First we’ll review what an “LLM agent” is, a few popular agentic design approaches, and some of their practical shortcomings. We’ll then discuss how LangGraph can be used to address these shortcomings to make more useful and maintainable agents.

Once we understand why LangGraph exists, we’ll explore the technology practically through something called a “State Graph”. We’ll use this state graph to build an agent which is capable of performing a complex task which requires the agent to deal with natural conversation, hard rules, and application logic. This will serve as a demonstration of how robust and customizable LangGraph agents are.

By the end of this article you’ll understand why LangGraph exists, why it’s important, and how to use it within your own projects.

Who is this useful for? Anyone who wants to form a complete understanding of the state of the art of AI. This article will be particularly interesting to those who are…

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