using LangGraph for a month, every single "graph" was the same single solution. The idea is cool, but it isn't solving the right problem.... (and the problem statement shouldn't be generating buzz on twitter. sorry to be harsh).
You could borrow some ideas from DSPy (which borrows from pytorch) their Module: def forward: and chain LM objects this way. LangGraph sounds cool, but is a very fancy and limited version of basic conditional statements like switch/if, already built into languages.
You could borrow some ideas from DSPy (which borrows from pytorch) their Module: def forward: and chain LM objects this way. LangGraph sounds cool, but is a very fancy and limited version of basic conditional statements like switch/if, already built into languages.