When you come from a full stack background, you are used to clear flows. A request comes in, it goes through some functions, maybe hits a database, and returns a response. But AI agents are different. They think in steps. Sometimes they call tools. S...
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klement Gunndu
Agentic AI Wizard
One thing to watch with the simple state-passing pattern: as state grows across nodes, you can hit context window limits fast in production. Did you explore using annotated state with reducers (like
operator.addfor message lists) instead of full state replacement? That pattern keeps state bounded while still allowing each node to append rather than overwrite — which matters a lot once you have 5+ nodes in a real workflow.