Yes but I don't route from an orchestrator agent, they all have separate endpoints. Mostly configured through YAML. Bigger part than the agents is actually the knowledgebase management. The rest is more just a bit on top of LangGraph plus a UI etc. It's astonishingly similar to https://github.com/NVIDIA/NeMo-Agent-Toolkit But I built it before this was released Answer from met0xff on reddit.com
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Anyone building an “Agent platform” with LangChain + LangGraph or other framework?
Yes but I don't route from an orchestrator agent, they all have separate endpoints. Mostly configured through YAML. Bigger part than the agents is actually the knowledgebase management. The rest is more just a bit on top of LangGraph plus a UI etc. It's astonishingly similar to https://github.com/NVIDIA/NeMo-Agent-Toolkit But I built it before this was released More on reddit.com
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I’m a huge fan of LangX and I’ve been using langgraph platform for a little over a month in production and I’ve been pleased with it! However, I have to say if this pricing model is about 10 X what I was expecting. In a general flow to generate a piece of content for me I have calculated in the cost of about one cent per piece of content, and I generally have about 10 nodes in the generation process so .001 per note execution means I am effectively doubling my COGS. I generate hundreds of thousands of pieces of content a month so this is a huge new expense to me. I hope they might reconsider this pricing or I might be having to find another solution unfortunately. I really do like them and the platform. I know they’ve gotta make their money but I feel like they’ll still make good money at 1/10 the cost. I just don’t think the current pricing is reasonable for any system at scale. More on reddit.com
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June 22, 2025 - LangGraph is an agent orchestration ... which is MIT-licensed and free to use, and a hosted LangGraph platform with paid tiers for deploying and scaling agentic workflows....
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r/LangChain on Reddit: Anyone building an “Agent platform” with LangChain + LangGraph or other framework?
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I’m trying to design an Agent middle layer inside my company using LangChain + LangGraph. The idea is:

  • One shared platform with core abilities (RAG, tool orchestration, workflows).

  • Different teams plug in their own agents for use cases (customer support, report generation, SOP tasks, etc.).

Basically: a reusable Agent infra instead of one-off agents.

Has anyone here tried something similar? Curious about:

  • What worked / didn’t work in your setup?

  • How you kept it flexible enough for multiple business scenarios?

  • Any best practices or anti-patterns with LangGraph?

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r/LangChain on Reddit: LangGraph Platform Pricing and Auth
May 15, 2025 -

The pricing for the LangGraph Platform is pretty unclear. I’m confused about a couple of things:

  1. How does authentication work with the Dev plan when we’re using the self-hosted Lite option? Can we still use the '@auth' decorators and plug in something like Supabase Auth? If not, how are we expected to handle auth on the server? And if we can’t apply custom auth, what’s the point of that hosting option?

  2. On the Plus plan, it says “Includes 1 free Dev deployment with usage included.” Does that mean we get 100k node executions for free and aren’t charged for the uptime of that deployment? Or just the node executions? Also, if this is still considered a Dev deployment under the Plus plan, do we get access to custom auth there, or are we back to the same limitation as point 1?

If anyone has experience deploying with LangGraph, I’d appreciate some clarification. And if someone from the LangChain team sees this—please consider revisiting the pricing and plan descriptions. It’s difficult to understand what we’re actually getting.

EDIT: I've started building an open-source alternative to LangGraph Platform that addresses these exact pricing and auth concerns.

Agent Protocol Server: https://github.com/ibbybuilds/agent-protocol-server

What it solves:

  • ✅ Self-hosted (no per-node pricing)

  • ✅ Custom authentication (Supabase Auth, JWT, OAuth, etc.)

  • ✅ PostgreSQL persistence (no vendor lock-in)

  • ✅ Backward compatible with LangGraph Client SDK

  • ✅ Agent Protocol compliance

Why I started this:

  • LangGraph Platform pricing is 10x what's reasonable for scale

  • Self-hosted "Lite" option has no custom auth (what's the point?)

  • Community needs a truly open-source deployment solution

Current status: MVP ready, working on production hardening. Looking for early adopters to help shape the roadmap.

This gives you full control over your infrastructure and costs while maintaining compatibility with LangGraph workflows.

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Using LangGraph to build operational Agentic systems | by Martijn Leplae | Ixor | Medium
October 15, 2025 - Tracing, debugging, testing, prompt-management, deployment and flexible configuration. That’s quite the list, and still, all of these are out-of-the-box features of the current LangSmith & LangGraph Platform.
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LangGraph for complex workflows — surma.dev
I may be late to the party, but LangGraph lets you build complex workflow architectures and codify them as powerful automations. Also LLMs, if you want. But you don’t have to!
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What is LangGraph? Docs, Demo and How to Deploy | Shakudo
LangGraph allows organizations to create sophisticated AI systems that can handle multi-step tasks, maintain context, and collaborate, such as an automated customer support system that can seamlessly escalate issues, access relevant databases, ...
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LangGraph- Develop LLM powered AI agents with LangGraph
3 weeks ago - Real-time UI Updates: The platform enables real-time updates to the UI based on the AI agent's state and actions. Custom Rendering: Developers can define custom rendering functions to display agent states or responses in the UI. ... Integration Bridge: CopilotKit, specifically its CoAgents feature, acts as a bridge between LangGraph ...
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