[Solved] How do you correctly instantiate and add a HumanNode named 'reviewer' to a LangGraph flow? — Ans: flow.add_node(HumanNode(name='reviewer')) | LangChain

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How do you correctly instantiate and add a HumanNode named 'reviewer' to a LangGraph flow?

Aflow.add_node(HumanNode('reviewer'))

Bflow.add_node(HumanNode(name='reviewer'))

Cflow.add_node(HumanNode('name=reviewer'))

Dflow.add_node(HumanNode('reviewer', name=True))

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Review HumanNode instantiation
HumanNode requires a 'name' keyword argument for proper identification.
Step 2: Check syntax correctness
Using HumanNode(name='reviewer') correctly assigns the node's name.
Final Answer:
flow.add_node(HumanNode(name='reviewer')) -> Option B
Quick Check:
Use keyword argument 'name' for HumanNode [OK]

Quick Trick: Use name='node_name' when adding HumanNode [OK]

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