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LangChain is a framework for building applications that use language models. It allows developers to connect language models to other sources of data, make them agentic (able to interact with their environment), and manage prompts, memory, indexes, and chains. The framework provides standard interfaces, integrations, and end-to-end implementations for various modules, including models, prompts, memory, indexes, chains, agents, and callbacks. The LangChain framework is designed around the principles of being data-aware, agentic, and providing standard interfaces. The documentation includes quickstart guides, tutorials, modules, and use cases for common LangChain applications, such as autonomous agents and agent simulations.

Agent Simulations is a use case of LangChain where agents are put in a simulated environment and observe how they interact with each other and react to events, this helps in evaluating their long-range reasoning and planning abilities. Personal Assistants are another common use case of LangChain where agents can take actions, remember interactions, and have knowledge about personal data. Question Answering is another use case where language models are used to answer questions over specific documents. Chatbots are another natural use case of language models as they love to chat. LangChain also provides integration with APIs to enable language models to interact with them and extract structured information from text, summarize longer documents and evaluate generative models using language models themselves. The LangChain framework provides various modules such as Models, Prompts, Memory, Indexes, Chains, Agents and Callbacks and provides standard interfaces, integrations and end-to-end implementations for these modules. The LangChain hub, gallery, tracing, and Model Laboratory are additional resources provided by LangChain to help in developing applications.