LangGraph Team on 3 Years of 'Graph Engineering': jev Fits Graph Classification Steps
hwchase17 · x · 2026-09-19
LangGraph team member reshared the article 3 Years of Graph Engineering with LangGraph, noting that "graph engineering" is the latest AI engineering term to emerge from X's content factory, joining prompt/context/harness engineering. The team wrote about graph engineering for agents months ago and says jev fits nicely into graphs for classification steps. The article distills three years of experience modeling agent workflows as explicit graphs (nodes, edges, state) in LangGraph.
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