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A subgraph compiled with checkpointer=True (continuations mode) cannot be called multiple times inside one node. Pick the checkpointer mode that matches what you actually need. Not the full reference manual.
For multi-hop questions, make retrieval a node in a LangGraph instead of a fixed pipeline step: analyze the query, retrieve, decide whether to retrieve again or generate. The docs' agentic RAG guide is the reference implementation. Not the full reference manual.
Sequential LLMChain-style pipelines become StateGraph nodes with typed state. Each chain step is a node, the state schema replaces the implicit dict passing, and conditional edges replace the branching logic people used to hide in callbacks. Not the full reference manual.
Fixes "[name] is not a valid tool, try one of [tool]" when a custom LangGraph tool is rejected at runtime. Use when built-in tools work but your custom function gets this error. Cause: tools registered in only one of the two places. Fix: pass the tool to BOTH bind_tools on the LLM and the ToolNode constructor. Not for…
Shows how to handle ToolException inside a LangGraph agent so one bad tool call does not kill the run. Use when a tool raises ToolException (bad args, missing resource) and you want the model to see the error and retry. Pattern: catch it in the node and return a ToolMessage with the error. Not for validation errors at…
Shows how to resume a LangGraph stream after a custom human_assistance tool calls interrupt(). Use when your chatbot pauses for human input mid-stream and you need the stream to continue after the human answers. Requires a checkpointer; resume with Command(resume=...) on the same thread. Not for interrupts that never …
Explains LangGraph's interrupt_after semantics: it fires after the node AND its outgoing edges run. Use when interrupt_after seems to trigger at the wrong time or your conditional edge runs before the pause. Fixed by switching to interrupt_before on an intermediate node. Not for interrupts that never fire.
Explains LangGraph's "Found edge starting at unknown node" validation error. Use when graph.compile() or validate() raises it. It means an edge references a node name that was never added, usually a typo. Fix the name; every edge source must be a known node or START. Not for runtime routing errors.
Fixes LangGraph's AsyncPostgresSaver failing to read checkpoints with a NoneType error on version 2.0.23. Use when alist/get_tuple raises about NoneType not being a mapping on langgraph-checkpoint-postgres 2.0.23. Fixed in the next release; upgrade past 2.0.23. Not for connection or table-missing errors.
Sequential LLMChain-style pipelines become StateGraph nodes with typed state. Each chain step is a node, the state schema replaces the implicit dict passing, and conditional edges replace the branching logic people used to hide in callbacks.
For multi-hop questions, make retrieval a node in a LangGraph instead of a fixed pipeline step: analyze the query, retrieve, decide whether to retrieve again or generate. The docs' agentic RAG guide is the reference implementation.
A subgraph compiled with checkpointer=True (continuations mode) cannot be called multiple times inside one node. Pick the checkpointer mode that matches what you actually need.
Check that every key your node returns exactly matches a channel name in your state schema; a typo like returning message when the channel is messages produces this error. Also make sure graph.invoke() is called with the required initial state values rather than an empty dict (TypedDict does not support defaults…
Problem outcome: unknown
A maintainer confirmed this is expected behavior rather than a leak: the Python SDK keeps the whole run tree (parents, children, inputs/outputs, metadata) in memory while a trace is live, so RSS grows with concurrency and only releases when the root run finishes. For wide fan-outs or long-running apps, reduce pressure…
Problem outcome: unknown
Long-running Python app using LangGraph/LangChain (asyncio.gather with create_task, one graph per task). Memory grows steadily over time, but only when LangSmith tracing is enabled. tracemalloc and objgraph show RunTree objects accumulating in memory long after their traces were flushed to the API. langsmith 0.4.27, l…
Problem outcome: unknown
Running a LangGraph plan-and-execute style graph raised "langgraph.errors.InvalidUpdateError: Must write to at least one of ['input', 'plan', 'past_steps', 'response']" at runtime, even though the graph compiled without issues. The node's update dict did not match any channel in the state schema. One reporter's node r…
Problem outcome: unknown