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LangGraph RLM-Default Integration

This guide shows how to run LangGraph with Aleph MCP tools as the default path for context-heavy reasoning.

What "RLM default" means

In this integration, the graph is configured so that context-dependent questions should use Aleph tools first:

1. load_context or load_file
2. search_context or semantic_search
3. peek_context or exec_python
4. sub_query or sub_aleph when decomposition is needed
5. finalize

If the first graph pass does not trigger tool activity for a data-heavy prompt, the helper retries with a stricter instruction.

Graph topology (implemented)

The integration builds an explicit recursive LangGraph workflow:

1. plan
2. call_model
3. decide_recurse
4. tool (when tool calls exist and depth budget allows)
5. aggregate
6. loop back to call_model
7. finalize

Graph state includes:

• messages
• recursion_depth
• plan
• subcalls
• intermediate_summaries
• final_answer

decide_recurse enforces a recursion depth cap via AlephRLMConfig.max_recursion_depth.

Install

pip install "aleph-rlm[mcp]"
pip install langchain langgraph langchain-mcp-adapters langchain-openai langsmith

Start Aleph MCP server

Stdio transport (default) works directly with MCP adapters:

aleph

If you already expose Aleph over streamable HTTP in your environment, use that URL (for example http://127.0.0.1:8765/mcp).

Quickstart (Python)

import asyncio
from aleph.integrations.langgraph_rlm import (
    AlephRLMConfig,
    build_rlm_default_graph,
    invoke_rlm,
)


async def main() -> None:
    cfg = AlephRLMConfig(
        transport="stdio",
        command="aleph",
        model="openai:gpt-4.1-mini",
    )

    graph = await build_rlm_default_graph(cfg)

    await invoke_rlm(
        graph,
        "Load this content with context_id='doc':\\n```text\\n...big text...\\n```",
        thread_id="demo",
        config=cfg,
    )

    result = await invoke_rlm(
        graph,
        "Analyze recurring errors and cite evidence.",
        thread_id="demo",
        config=cfg,
    )
    print(result)


asyncio.run(main())

Explicit stdio config

Use this when you want to set stdio settings explicitly:

cfg = AlephRLMConfig(
    transport="stdio",
    command="aleph",
    model="openai:gpt-4.1-mini",
)

API Reference

• AlephRLMConfig: integration config
• build_aleph_mcp_tools(config): create Aleph-backed LangChain tools
• build_rlm_default_graph(config): build graph/agent wired to Aleph tools
• invoke_rlm(graph, user_input, thread_id=None, config=None): invoke with retry policy
• collect_tool_trace(result): extract tool activity names from graph output

Checkpointing and resumability

• build_rlm_default_graph compiles with checkpointing when available.
• If AlephRLMConfig.checkpointer is provided, it is used directly.
• If not provided and enable_checkpointing=True, the integration attempts to use LangGraph MemorySaver.
• Pass thread_id to invoke_rlm(...) to resume the same thread state across calls and make runs debuggable.

Example script

Run the included example:

python examples/langgraph_rlm_default.py --query "Find recurring auth failures"

It preloads sample context, runs a query, prints tool trace, and prints the final answer.

Repo improver runner (LangSmith-ready)

Use the repo-focused runner to load selected files and ask for concrete improvement proposals:

export LANGSMITH_TRACING=true
export LANGSMITH_API_KEY=<your_key>
export LANGSMITH_PROJECT=aleph-rlm
export OPENAI_API_KEY=<your_model_key>

python examples/langgraph_rlm_repo_improver.py \
  --files README.md pyproject.toml aleph/integrations/langgraph_rlm.py \
  --thread-id repo-improver-1

Dry-run setup validation (no model call):

python examples/langgraph_rlm_repo_improver.py --dry-run

Failure behavior

• Missing integration dependencies raise actionable install errors.
• Tool failures are surfaced through graph output messages from the underlying agent/tool stack.
• If no tool activity is detected for context-heavy prompts, invoke_rlm performs configurable retry attempts (tool_retry_attempts).