🚀 LangGraph Series 2/24 — Graph-Based AI Workflows

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🚀 LangGraph Series 2/24 — Graph-Based AI Workflows Traditional AI pipelines typically follow a linear execution flow: Input → Process → Output While this approach works for simple tasks, real-world AI systems often require dynamic reasoning, branching decisions, and iterative workflows. This is where LangGraph introduces a powerful concept: Graph-Based AI Workflows. Instead of rigid pipelines, LangGraph represents AI processes as graphs made of interconnected components: 🔹 Nodes — Individual processing steps (reasoning, retrieval, planning, tool use) 🔹 Edges — Connections that define transitions between steps 🔹 State — Shared memory accessible across the workflow ⚙️ Why this matters Graph-based workflows enable AI systems to become adaptive and intelligent rather than rigid. Key advantages include: • Dynamic execution paths • Conditional decision making • Iterative reasoning loops • Multi-agent collaboration • Flexible workflow design 📊 The Result AI systems evolve from static pipelines into adaptive computational workflows capable of reasoning, learning from context, and collaborating across multiple agents. This post is part of my LangGraph Series (24 Infographics) where I explore the architecture behind modern AI agent systems and LLM-powered applications. Stay tuned for the next post in the series. #AI #LangGraph #ArtificialIntelligence #LLM #AIEngineering #MachineLearning #GenerativeAI #AIResearch #AIInfrastructure The ThinkLab by Saurabh