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When viewing a the list of executed nodes it only shows chronological order these nodes. It is hard to see is concurrent branches, loops, and if a single node is executed multiple times due to multiple dependent paths. It would be cool if these nodes could layout in a branched timeline, perhaps similar to how git shows branches and then merges (or in LangGraph's terms fan out / fan in). This way when viewing an executed node, seeing the immediate lineage for that executed node will help reason through a complex graph.
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When viewing a the list of executed nodes it only shows chronological order these nodes. It is hard to see is concurrent branches, loops, and if a single node is executed multiple times due to multiple dependent paths. It would be cool if these nodes could layout in a branched timeline, perhaps similar to how git shows branches and then merges (or in LangGraph's terms fan out / fan in). This way when viewing an executed node, seeing the immediate lineage for that executed node will help reason through a complex graph.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: