
Framework used to build stateful, graph-based LLM workflows with explicit control over execution flow and agent coordination.
LangGraph is used to design stateful, graph-based LLM applications where execution flow, state transitions, and agent interactions must be explicitly controlled.
It extends LLM orchestration beyond linear chains, enabling cyclic, conditional, and multi-actor workflows suitable for complex reasoning and long-running tasks.
Explicit State Management
Maintains structured application state across steps, agents, and iterations.
Graph-Based Execution Model
Represents workflows as graphs, enabling branching, loops, and conditional routing.
Multi-Agent Coordination
Supports collaboration between multiple agents with well-defined roles and responsibilities.
Deterministic Control Flow
Allows precise control over when and how models act, reducing unpredictable behavior.
Iterative & Feedback-Oriented Workflows
Enables refinement loops and multi-pass reasoning patterns.
Used LangGraph to implement advanced agentic systems requiring coordinated behavior, persistent state, and controlled execution.
Key contributions included:
LangGraph provided the control and structure needed to move from experimental agents to robust, maintainable AI workflows within larger platforms.
CML Insights • 2025
How I used it: Multi-agent orchestration enabling collaborative retrieval, analysis, and response synthesis
CML Insights • 2024 - 2025
How I used it: Multi-agent orchestration for routing, querying, evidence retrieval, and recommendations