llm-application-dev-langchain-agent
Build Production LangChain Agents
Production LangChain agents need clear architecture, memory, evaluation, and observability. This skill guides Claude, Codex, and Claude Code through LangGraph patterns, async tools, RAG, testing, and deployment.
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Using "llm-application-dev-langchain-agent". Design a customer support agent with RAG and streaming responses.
Expected outcome:
- Architecture: intake, retrieval, tool execution, response, and escalation nodes.
- Memory: short-term thread memory plus vector retrieval for support documents.
- Production checks: tracing, retries, timeouts, streaming tests, and health checks.
Using "llm-application-dev-langchain-agent". Review my agent plan before launch.
Expected outcome:
- Main risk: missing timeout and retry boundaries around model and retrieval calls.
- Observability gap: add trace IDs, LangSmith runs, latency metrics, and error counters.
- Next step: write evaluation cases for tool selection, answer quality, and fallback behavior.
Using "llm-application-dev-langchain-agent". Plan a multi-agent research workflow.
Expected outcome:
- Use a supervisor node to route between research, synthesis, and review agents.
- Keep shared state small and persist long-term context through a retriever.
- Evaluate routing accuracy, source relevance, response quality, and cost per task.
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Risk Factors
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Skillstore Score
Why this score Evidence Confidence: HighWhat You Can Build
Plan an Agent Architecture
Map a LangGraph agent into state, nodes, routing, tools, memory, and evaluation steps before implementation.
Prepare for Production Deployment
Review async execution, streaming, retries, monitoring, caching, health checks, and documentation for a production agent service.
Design a RAG Workflow
Choose embeddings, vector retrieval, hybrid search, reranking, and memory patterns for a retrieval-augmented agent.
Try These Prompts
Design a basic LangGraph agent for my use case: [describe task]. Include state, nodes, tools, memory, and testing steps.
Design a RAG agent for [domain]. Recommend retrieval, memory, reranking, observability, and failure handling choices.
Review this LangChain agent design for production readiness: [paste summary]. Identify gaps in async handling, monitoring, security, cost, and testing.
Create an implementation plan for a multi-agent LangGraph system with supervisor routing, shared state, tool boundaries, evaluation, and deployment checks.
Best Practices
- Use async model, tool, and retriever calls with bounded retries and timeouts.
- Trace agent runs and collect metrics for latency, errors, cost, and answer quality.
- Keep secrets in environment variables and validate all external tool inputs.
Avoid
- Hardcoding provider keys, model credentials, or vector database secrets in prompts or examples.
- Shipping an agent without evaluation datasets, integration tests, or rollback criteria.
- Allowing tools to call external services without timeouts, validation, or audit logging.