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▶ 15:45 James Reggio So sort of multi-agent orchestration versus more like strict, uh, like, you know, single turn or, uh, like workflows, which are easier to use, like either line graph or master.
▶ 18:36 James Reggio And obviously this is something that can be implemented using LangGraph or Master even has the notion of these as like network switches and data.

▶ 12:07 Matthias Wagner You know, we use Langchain, Langgraph here under the hood. 2 times in the scene
▶ 31:17 unnamed speaker Um, you use, you said you use LandGraph, uh, LandChain.

▶ 0:12 Shawn Wang Uh, we are so happy to be in the remote studio with Lance Martin from Langchain, LangGraph, and everything else he does.
▶ 7:40 Lance Martin So langraph, for example, has this notion of state.
▶ 18:36 Lance Martin Um, this was a while ago, but I compared three different ways to do retrieval on all LandGraph documentation for a set of 20 coding questions related to LandGraph. 4 times in the scene
▶ 56:22 Shawn Wang I mean, uh, so generally, you know, um, there is one spicy take on, on this, which is like, you know, how much is Landgraf aligned with the bitter lesson? 8 times in the scene

▶ 13:08 Alessio Fanelli That's been one of the hot topics with LandGraph and Pydantic and all that.
▶ 1:18:16 Shawn Wang There's Zep, which uses a graph database, just kind of open source, kind of interesting, and LangMem from LangGraph, which I would highlight. 2 times in the scene

▶ 1:01:24 Shawn Wang He has now rolled it into LangGraph as, as a memory service, the same API. 2 times in the scene

▶ 0:34 Harrison Chase Langchain, Langsmith, Langgraf, pushing on all of them, lots of cool stuff related to a lot of the stuff that we're going to talk about today, probably.
▶ 46:29 Harrison Chase We haven't thought about that from the perspective, like we're not trying to design LangChain or LangGraph to be friendly, but I mean, I think to be friendly for agents to write.
▶ 1:08:30 Harrison Chase Um, if we think about a lot of the stuff we do, I'm just thinking out loud now, but a lot of the stuff we do on agents now is through lane graph, lane graph, we would view as kind of like the code part of what defines some of these things. 3 times in the scene
▶ 1:23:17 Harrison Chase So at this point, Lang graph for the orchestration, Lang chain for the integrations with the different models.
▶ 1:23:30 Harrison Chase Lang graph is not low code. 2 times in the scene
▶ 1:24:01 Harrison Chase One of the things that we added recently was like a lane graph studio.

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