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Multi-agent systems in LangGraph use StateGraph to define nodes for each agent, connect them with edges, and route tasks through conditional logic. Define agent nodes, set up shared state schemas, and use edges to control message flow between agents based on task type or decision outcomes.

Checkpointing in LangGraph saves the graph's state at each step, enabling resumption after interrupts or failures. Enable checkpointing in your StateGraph configuration to persist agent decisions, allow human intervention mid-execution, and recover from errors without restarting from the beginning.

Human-in-the-loop workflows use LangGraph's interrupt and checkpointing features to pause execution at decision points. Configure conditional edges to halt graph traversal, retrieve the checkpoint, and resume after human approval or input is received.

Yes. LangGraph StateGraph supports conditional edges that route messages to specific agent nodes based on state values. Add nodes for each agent role, define routing logic in conditional edges, and use shared state channels to pass data between agents.

LangGraph uses channel-based state management where you define a state schema with typed fields. Nodes read and write to channels, conditional edges inspect channel values to determine routing, and StateGraph enforces type consistency across the graph.

LangGraph is designed for developers familiar with Python and agent concepts. Understanding state machines and basic agent patterns helps, but the framework guides node signatures, edge definitions, and message passing through its API structure.