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An langraph specialist.
Installation
npx claude-plugins install @hiroshi75/hiroshi75/langgraph-master-plugin
Contents
Folders: agents, commands, skills
Included Skills
This plugin includes 3 skill definitions:
arch-analysis
Analyze LangGraph application architecture, identify bottlenecks, and propose multiple improvement strategies
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LangGraph Architecture Analysis Skill
A skill for analyzing LangGraph application architecture, identifying bottlenecks, and proposing multiple improvement strategies.
π Overview
This skill analyzes existing LangGraph applications and proposes graph structure improvements:
- Current State Analysis: Performance measurement and graph structure understanding
- Problem Identification: Organizing bottlenecks and architectural issues
- Improvement Proposals: Generate 3-5 diverse improvement proposals (all candidates for parallel exploration)
Important:
- This skill only performs analysis and proposals. It does not implement changes.
- Output all improvement proposals. The arch-tune command will implement and evaluate them in parallel.
π― When to Use
Use this skill in the following situations:
When performance improvement of existing applications is needed
- Latency exceeds targets
- Cost is too high
- Accuracy is insufficient
When considering architecture-level improvements
- Prompt optimization (fine-tune) has limitations
- Graph structure changes are needed
- Considering introduction of new patterns
When you want to compare multiple improvement options
- Unclear which architecture is optimal
- Want to understand trade-offs
π Analysis and Proposal Workflow
Step 1: Verify Evaluation Environment
Purpose: Prepare for performance measurement
Actions:
- Verify existence of ev
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fine-tune
Use when you need to fine-tune(γγ‘γ€γ³γγ₯γΌγγ³γ°) and optimize LangGraph applications based on evaluation criteria. This skill performs iterative prompt optimization for LangGraph nodes without changing the graph structure.
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LangGraph Application Fine-Tuning Skill
A skill for iteratively optimizing prompts and processing logic in each node of a LangGraph application based on evaluation criteria.
π Overview
This skill executes the following process to improve the performance of existing LangGraph applications:
- Load Objectives: Retrieve optimization goals and evaluation criteria from
.langgraph-master/fine-tune.md(if this file doesn’t exist, help the user create it based on their requirements) - Identify Optimization Targets: Extract nodes containing LLM prompts using Serena MCP (if Serena MCP is unavailable, investigate the codebase using ls, read, etc.)
- Baseline Evaluation: Measure current performance through multiple runs
- Implement Improvements: Identify the most effective improvement areas and optimize prompts and processing logic
- Re-evaluation: Measure performance after improvements
- Iteration: Repeat steps 4-5 until goals are achieved
Important Constraint: Only optimize prompts and processing logic within each node without modifying the graph structure (nodes, edges configuration).
π― When to Use This Skill
Use this skill in the following situations:
When performance improvement of existing applications is needed
- Want to improve LLM output quality
- Want to improve response speed
- Want to reduce error rate
When evaluation criteria are clear
- Optimization goals are defined in `.langgraph-master/fine
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langgraph-master
Use when specifying or implementing LangGraph applications - from architecture planning and specification writing to actual code implementation. Also use for designing agent workflows or learning LangGraph patterns. This is a comprehensive guide for building AI agents with LangGraph, covering core concepts, architecture patterns, memory management, tool integration, and advanced features.
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LangGraph Agent Construction Skill
A comprehensive guide for building AI agents using LangGraph.
π Learning Content
01. Core Concepts
Understanding the three core elements of LangGraph
02. Graph Architecture
Six major graph patterns and agent design
- Workflow vs Agent Differences
- Prompt Chaining (Sequential Processing)
- Parallelization
- Routing (Branching)
- Orchestrator-Worker
- Evaluator-Optimizer
- Agent (Autonomous Tool Usage)
- Subgraph
03. Memory Management
Persistence and checkpoint functionality
04. Tool Integration
External tool integration and execution control
- Tool Definition
- [Command API (Control API)
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