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🪁🦜CoAgents x LangGraph Bring your agents into React apps with powerful and fully customizable React hooks. Styled or headless UI. Including Agentic Chat, realtime Shared State, Frontend tools, Generative UI, and Human-in-the-Loop. Used by Fortune 100 teams & thousands of devs. Get started: LangChain

17,150 次观看 • 1 年前 •via X (Twitter)

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CopilotKit🪁1 年前

CoAgents is now in v0.5 and out of public beta. Thank you to all the teams that helped us develop theses features, and get CoAgents production-grade. Docs: Build fullstack agent applications with LangGraph & Coagents (webinar):

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React Universe Conf | Sept 2-4, 20251 年前

React Universe is a constantly evolving ecosystem—driving curiosity and continuous learning. And that's what we love about it! 🙌 Join us at React Universe Conf 2025 to future-proof your dev team:

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Arindam Majumder 𝕏1 年前

Wow! This looks pretty cool!

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Anmol1 年前

Awesome! There are so many cool things we can build :)

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Bonnie1 年前

Sounds super cool. Looking forward to giving it a try.

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Daily Dose of Data Science1 年前

Looks amazing, thanks for sharing!

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Social Tippers1 年前

Interesting, but it's not worth it to you to spend face time with businesses which can't afford what you want to charge and it's not worth it for me to get on calls with people only to be told I can't afford them. Post a PRO subscription cost at least.

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𝙺𝚘𝚕𝚓𝚊1 年前

@Scobleizer Oh how do I love it when a post includes a link to a good @github Repository. 😊

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