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Instructions for using LangChain with Python. LangChain is a library for connecting AI models with prompts, data retrieval, and multi-step programs.

In plain words
What is it for?
Use it to build or explain Python applications that compose AI models, retrievers, output parsers, and LangGraph workflows.
Why use it?
It helps generated code use LangChain's common way of connecting and running these components, including synchronous, asynchronous, and streaming work.

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LangChain Python Instructions

These instructions guide GitHub Copilot in generating code and documentation for LangChain applications in Python. Focus on LangChain-specific patterns, APIs, and best practices.

Runnable Interface (LangChain-specific)

LangChain's Runnable interface is the foundation for composing and executing chains, chat models, output parsers, retrievers, and LangGraph graphs. It provides a unified API for invoking, batching, streaming, inspecting, and composing components.

Key LangChain-specific features:

  • All major LangChain components (chat models, output parsers, retrievers, graphs) implement the Runnable interface.
  • Supports synchronous (invoke, batch, stream) and asynchronous (ainvoke, abatch, astream) execution.
  • Batching (batch, batch_as_completed) is optimized for parallel API calls; set max_concurrency in RunnableConfig to control parallelism.
  • Streaming APIs (stream, astream, astream_events) yield outputs as they are produced, critical for responsive LLM apps.
  • Input/output types are component-specific (e.g., chat models accept messages, retrievers accept strings, output parsers accept model outputs).
  • Inspect schemas with get_input_schema, get_output_schema, and their JSONSchema variants for validation and OpenAPI generation.
  • Use with_types to override inferred input/output types for complex LCEL chains.
  • Compose Runnables declaratively with LCEL: chain = prompt | chat_model | output_parser.
  • Propagate RunnableConfig (tags, metadata, callbacks, concurrency) automatically in Python 3.11+; manually in async code for Python 3.9/3.10.
  • Create custom runnables with RunnableLambda (simple transforms) or RunnableGenerator (streaming transforms); avoid subclassing directly.
  • Configure runtime attributes and alternatives with configurable_fields and configurable_alternatives for dynamic chains and LangServe deployments.

LangChain best practices:

  • Use batching for parallel API calls to LLMs or retrievers; set max_concurrency to avoid rate limits.
  • Prefer streaming APIs for chat UIs and long outputs.
  • Always validate input/output schemas for custom chains and deployed endpoints.
  • Use tags and metadata in RunnableConfig for tracing in LangSmith and debugging complex chains.
  • For custom logic, wrap functions with RunnableLambda or RunnableGenerator instead of subclassing.
  • For advanced configuration, expose fields and alternatives via configurable_fields and configurable_alternatives.

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