awesome-LangGraph

Why we included this project

Teams building stateful, tool-using agents on the LangChain and LangGraph stack will find this list useful before they write their own glue code. It maps the ecosystem across the whole agent lifecycle, from core libraries and integrations to evaluation tooling and deployment resources, then groups community projects by concrete use case like RAG, web automation, research, and finance. That organization makes discovery quick: you can jump straight to the section that matches your problem and find a maintained template or reference implementation to learn from. Because the entries are hand-vetted rather than pulled from a search index, you skip a lot of noise compared to scanning raw GitHub results. It is also a good way to tell what is officially supported by LangChain and what the community has built on its own.