
Preventing Invalid Transitions
Using the graph structure to enforce business logic.
Preventing Invalid Transitions
In a standard Python script, complex state management is hard. "Wait, can the user go from 'Payment' back to 'Cart'?"
Visual Auditing
In LangGraph, you define the only valid edges.
graph TD
Cart --> Checkout
Checkout --> Payment
Payment -- Success --> OrderPlaced
Payment -- Failure --> Checkout
%% Notice: No edge from Payment -> Cart.
%% It is physically impossible for the code to jump that way.
This makes auditing easy. You don't need to read 1000 lines of code to see if a transition is possible. You just look at the graph definition. If the edge isn't there, the transition can't happen.