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George Paterakis

Introduction to Langchain and LangGraph (Crash Course 2026)

Explore George Paterakis’s introductory course on agent loops, tool calling, LangChain messages and stateful LangGraph workflows in Python.

PaidBeginner0–2 hoursEnglishCertificateLangGraph
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Course overview

George Paterakis introduces agents through their loops, tools and structured workflows. LangChain messages and tool calls lead into LangGraph branching, memory and review patterns. It suits Python learners seeking an initial conceptual and coding sequence, while the short runtime makes independent exercises useful for checking whether the control flow is understood.

What you will learn

  • Understand agent loops and tool calling.
  • Explore LangChain messages and structured outputs.
  • Build stateful graph workflows with routing.

Who this suits

Basic Python is recommended, including functions, classes, collections and package installation; LLM API access helps with exercises.

Before you enroll

Model APIs, search tools and hosting may cost extra. Check framework and model versions before reproducing recorded code. Use fictional data and restrict tool permissions while learning. Inspect state transitions, failures and retry behavior rather than judge an agent from one successful answer. Generated output and autonomous actions need validation; a project demonstration does not establish production reliability.

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Put it into practice

Draw an agent loop with a stopping condition and test a case where the requested tool cannot complete its task.

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At a glance

Provider
Udemy
Learning format
Course
Price
Paid
Level
Beginner
Study time (approx.)
0–2 hours
Language
English
Certificate
Available; check provider terms
Created by
George Paterakis
Category
LangGraph
Page updated
12 Oct 2026