LangGraph’s graph-first agent workflow bet is already showing up in PRDs
hwchase17 · x · 2026-07-25
A post argues that the current “graph engineering” hype is really a return to workflows with agents in the middle, and that LangGraph has been betting on graph/state-machine architectures since launch in 2024. The author says it has already been used in PRD, implying the approach has moved beyond theory into production use.
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