kyvvu-langchain
LangChain and LangGraph callback handlers for Kyvvu.
Releases use LANGCHAIN_VERSION in the repository's VERSIONS file and
langchain-v* tags. Changes are recorded in CHANGELOG.md.
pip install kyvvu-langchain
from kyvvu import Kyvvu
from kyvvu_langchain import KyvvuLangChainHandler, KyvvuLangGraphHandler
kv = Kyvvu(api_url="https://platform.kyvvu.com", api_key="...", agent_key="bot")
handler = KyvvuLangChainHandler(kv)
# Pass handler through config={"callbacks": [handler]} when invoking a chain.
Install langgraph separately to run LangGraph agents. The package includes
both handlers; KyvvuLangGraphHandler adds node metadata and interrupt support
when LangGraph is installed.
Interrupts and resumed runs
An interrupt() is recorded as a step.gate with output.decision == "deny"
and output.status == "interrupted". LangGraph then finishes the root run
normally, so the task closes with task.end.
In 1.0 a resumed graph run (Command(resume=...)) is recorded as a new
task. Linking an interrupted task to its resumption is planned. Until then,
the root task.start of each run carries the checkpointer's
properties.langgraph.thread_id (and checkpoint_ns when LangGraph supplies
one), which both runs share.
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