I saw a notification about Brandon having released tutorials on Langchain v2....but now I can't find it? Checked his YouTube and Posts here in Skool to no prevail.. Am I mistaken? If not mind passing me the link

Hey guys! I just dropped another video for you guys where I show you how to use CrewAI with LangGraph. Connecting these 2 tools together will help you level up as a CrewAI developer and allow you to bulid more advanced crews. In the video, you'll see how we use CrewAI and LangGraph to monitor our emails and automatically create draft emails for us. You honestly have to watch the intro of the video to see this demo in action because it's mind blowing! Here's the link to the video if you want to learn more: https://youtu.be/5eYg1OcHm5k Here's a link to the source code: https://github.com/joaomdmoura/crewAI-examples/tree/main/CrewAI-LangGraph Let me know what you think of LangGraph + CrewAI when you get to try it out! P.S. LangGraph is a little more complex and code heavy so please don't get discouraged if it seems a little overwhelming at first. I tried to incorporate a ton of visuals to break things down as simple as possible. If you do have questions, please drop them below and I'll do my best to get you unstuck and moving in the right direction!

https://www.loom.com/share/10dea2750b0548e8b3c993a4ac417968?sid=549e2178-fba4-44d0-b8d3-ff318ac86bdc Hey guys! Joao, the creator of CrewAI, just posted a new proposed format for CrewAI that gives us more control over CrewAI and offers some new workflow features. What do you think about it? Is this a good move? Does this complicate things? In the loom video up top, I quickly cover the proposed solution and share my thoughts about this new features. I'd love to hear what you think about this new proposed feature! Spicy takes encouraged 😂

I'm really curious to see where everyone is at.

I'm very curious what everyone is using when they are writing code for CrewAI. Def leave a comment to give context if you want. If you can't pick multiple options leave the other ones you use in the comments.