LangGraph Series - What Is LangGraph? - Explained Simply



AI Summary

Summary: Lang Chain and Langra Introduction

  • Lang Chain Overview:
    • Open-source framework for AI applications.
    • Celebrated one year with a new library, Langra.
  • Langra Features:
    • Simplifies agent creation and runtime management.
    • Introduces Cycles for repetitive agent operations.
  • Agent Executors in Langra:
    • Agent Executor: Rebuilt version of Lang Chain’s executor.
    • Chat Agent Executor: Manages state as a message list, ideal for chat-based models.
  • Building an Agent Executor:
    • Environment setup with necessary packages.
    • API keys for OpenAI, Tavali, and LSmith (for logging).
    • Create Lang Chain agent, define state, nodes, and edges.
    • Compile and run the graph to observe agent decisions.
  • Chat Agent Executor:
    • Install Lang Chain and related packages.
    • Set up tools, model, and agent state.
    • Create nodes and edges for agent actions.
    • Compile and run the graph, observe with LSmith.
  • Modifying Executors:
    • Humans in the Loop:
      • Add human validation before tool actions.
      • Modify call tool function for user approval.
    • Managing Agent Steps:
      • Filter messages for the model to consider.
      • Customize agent interaction with message history.
    • Force Calling:
      • Ensure a tool is called first in the workflow.
      • Add a new node to initiate tool call.
  • Conclusion:
    • Encourages exploring Langra for more applications.
    • Links and resources will be provided for further learning.
    • Invites engagement through likes, subscriptions, and comments.

Final Thoughts:

  • The video aims to educate on Langra’s capabilities and how to utilize it for building AI agents.
  • Viewers are encouraged to stay updated with AI news and engage with the content provided.