Very simple to follow. This clearly explains how we can make agents interact with each other and the importance of State in LangGraph. I really liked the code execution part, where we run it in isolation to protect from running potential harmful code
Safety with AI generated code is needed. I'd be extending this into my voice assistant with more safety integrated into it. We can also have a human in the loop if we want to run shell scripts on host machine.
This is seriously good, so much superior to other Langgraph tutorials.
Very simple to follow. This clearly explains how we can make agents interact with each other and the importance of State in LangGraph. I really liked the code execution part, where we run it in isolation to protect from running potential harmful code
Safety with AI generated code is needed. I'd be extending this into my voice assistant with more safety integrated into it.
We can also have a human in the loop if we want to run shell scripts on host machine.
@@MukulTripathi Yah, we can even use RegEx, to initially screen if the code generated contains any malious imports (like subprocess)
Would it be possible to add this as a prefect flow? And then dynamically invoke it?
Of course! In fact my voice assistant is going to be doing exactly this.
@@MukulTripathi Can we have a video on this
For sure, I'm on an international trip for about a month, but I might find time for this. Otherwise, it'll be around end of November.
@@MukulTripathi Sure, will be waiting
tried everything to get langraph and langchain installed and it failed repeatedly with various build errors. gave up.
Did you do a pip install for requirements? I just set it up on a new machine and it works.
Would you like to paste the error?
@@MukulTripathi got it working, tried it next day and it worked :)
I'm glad it worked for you :)