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langchain-dependencies

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Package version and dependency management reference for LangChain ecosystem (Python + TypeScript). Use during planning and implementation to ensure correct versions and avoid conflicts.

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  1. Distinctive:

    Do NOT mix langchain v0.2 with langgraph v0.3.

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  2. Distinctive:

    Do NOT install langchain-experimental unless specifically needed.

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  3. Very specific:

    Use langchain-anthropic (not langchain-community ChatAnthropic) for Anthropic models.

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SKILL.md

LangChain Dependencies

Python packages (as of April 2026)

langchain>=0.3
langchain-core>=0.3
langchain-anthropic>=0.3
langchain-openai>=0.3
langchain-community>=0.3
langgraph>=0.3
langgraph-checkpoint-postgres>=2.0
langsmith>=0.2

Common conflicts to avoid

  • Do NOT mix langchain v0.2 with langgraph v0.3. They are incompatible.
  • Do NOT install langchain-experimental unless specifically needed. It pulls heavy deps.
  • Use langchain-anthropic (not langchain-community ChatAnthropic) for Anthropic models.
  • Pin pydantic>=2.0. LangChain v0.3 requires Pydantic v2.

TypeScript/JavaScript packages

@langchain/core
@langchain/anthropic
@langchain/langgraph

Installation command

pip install langchain langchain-anthropic langgraph langsmith

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