LangChain/LangGraph/DeepAgents knowledge + LangGraph agent debugging (Polly-like)
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Give Claude superpowers for LangChain development Website · GitHub · Sponsor Search LangChain, LangGraph, LangSmith & DeepAgents documentation and source code instantly from Claude. Debug your LangGraph agents like Polly - connect to your local server and: List threads, runs, and traces Inspect agent state and checkpoints Ask "Why did this fail?" and get AI-powered analysis Get suggestions to improve your agent's prompts Claude Desktop config ------|-------------| | Search documentation and…
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