Edges in LangGraph

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Nodes are the actions of your agent, but Edges are the invisible connections that define its intelligence. Without dynamic edges, your complex AI agent is just a straight line.
In this essential tutorial, we dive deep into Edges in LangGraph, the core mechanism for controlling flow, decision-making, and iteration in your agentic workflows. We'll break down the crucial difference between simple, linear transitions and the powerful logic of conditional routing, showing you exactly how to build graphs that can think, loop, and branch based on the current state.

In this video, you will learn:
The role of Edges as the core control flow mechanism in LangGraph.
Normal Edges: How to use add_edge() for fixed, unconditional transitions from one node to the next.
Conditional Edges: How to use add_conditional_edges() to create dynamic branching logic (the "if/else" statements of your graph).
How the Conditional Function works: inspecting the agent's State (memory) and returning a string to determine the next path.
Step-by-step code examples demonstrating how to define both edge types for robust, adaptive agents.

Mastering conditional edges is the single biggest step you can take to move from building simple chains to highly customized, intelligent, and reliable agentic systems.

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