LangGraph
LangGraph is a workflow runtime that fits Beav3r well because it exposes explicit tool execution boundaries and resumable state.
What it is
LangGraph is a stateful orchestration framework for agent workflows. It models execution as nodes, state transitions, and resumable workflow steps.
Why it fits Beav3r
It fits well because:
- tool execution boundaries are explicit
- middleware is already a natural interception layer
- state and checkpointing make pause and resume flows possible
- human approval can sit on top of risky tool calls
Integration shape
The cleanest starting point is middleware around tool calls.
Expected shape:
- developer installs a Beav3r middleware package
- developer passes the middleware during agent creation
- the middleware inspects risky tool calls before execution
- Beav3r allows, denies, or escalates those calls
Best first approval surfaces
- external API writes
- payments or transfers
- messaging or email sends
- code deployment
- destructive or credentialed actions
What this section is for
This section is a design scaffold for the LangGraph integration:
- study the exact tool-call middleware surface
- prototype a thin middleware integration
- add interrupt and resume support later
Status
- research pass completed
- integration docs are still ahead of implementation