Add a Learn-only sidebar mode that mirrors how /reference works: when a user
is under /learn, the framework picker is hidden and the sidebar shows only
learn content (What's New, Agentic Protocols, Generative UI, Specs,
Architecture, Tutorials).
- Add `learn` to the root meta.json so the learn folder is discoverable in
the page tree (was missing, which is why ConditionalSidebar previously
fell through to the default sidebar on /learn routes)
- Add a static LearnHeader (book icon + "Learn") visually matching the
Reference version selector, wired in via Sidebar's headerSlot
- Rename the learn index page title to "Overview" so the landing page reads
cleanly under the new header
- Drop the redundant `h-6` spacer in Sidebar — every header component
(IntegrationSelector, VersionSelector, LearnHeader) already supplies its
own `mb-3`, and the spacer was producing a 24px phantom gap on /learn
while collapsing to 0 on /reference under flex shrink
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Fix Deep Agents icon (was identical to LangGraph icon) with official OSS mark
- Rename "LangSmith" tabs to "Deep Agent" throughout quickstart
- Add TypeScript agent tabs (createAgent + langgraph.json) to quickstart Steps 1-3
- Add Annotation deprecation callout on in-app-agent-read TypeScript tab
- Add "Vite + Direct Connection" alternative quickstart section using
add_langgraph_fastapi_endpoint with langgraph.json http field
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Three more files had their own INTEGRATION_ICONS record that required
the deepagents entry: integration-button-group.tsx, integration-link.tsx,
and integrations.tsx. Fixes TypeScript build error.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Add Deep Agents to the integration selector, grid, quickstart dropdown,
and feature matrix
- Create docs/integrations/deepagents/ with landing page and quickstart
(ported from langgraph/deep-agents.mdx)
- Add rewrite rule in next.config.mjs so /deepagents routes correctly
- Add deepagents to middleware FRAMEWORKS list
- Add callout on langgraph/deep-agents pointing to the new integration
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Create new langchain.tsx icon component with the rebranded LangChain
symbol SVG (geometric cross pattern from official brand kit)
- Update langgraph.tsx to use the same new LangChain symbol (since the
integration is now branded as LangChain)
- Replace SiLangchain (react-icons) with custom LangchainIcon in
custom-icons.tsx and langgraph/index.mdx
- Remove unused SiLangchain import from quickstart.mdx
- Remove temp/ SVG directory (raw brand assets no longer needed)
https://claude.ai/code/session_01JAQ7P3GEeP2bGZtc6V45WY
Update user-facing references from "LangGraph" to "LangChain" per CPK-7186.
The integration label, descriptions, and agent terminology now use "LangChain"
while preserving "LangGraph" for technical references (Platform, Studio, CLI,
StateGraph, code/package names, and API references).
- Rename integration label in integrations.ts, meta.json, integration-grid,
feature-matrix, quickstart-dropdown, and link-validation
- Update ~47 MDX docs: "LangGraph agent(s)" → "LangChain agent(s)"
- Update FAQ, snippets, and learn section references
- Keep URL paths (/langgraph) unchanged for backward compatibility
- Keep all code imports, package names, and LangGraph Platform/Studio/CLI as-is
https://claude.ai/code/session_01JAQ7P3GEeP2bGZtc6V45WY
The Link element inside sidebar page items only spanned the width of its
text content, so clicking to the right of the text on a sidebar item did
nothing. Move padding and flex layout into the Link so it fills the
entire li container, matching how integration-link.tsx already works.
We're overhauling our documentation such that the experience
of selecting an agent framework or LLM is very clear. Doing
this is intended to greatly improve the experience of new
and existing users trying to find relevant documentation to them.
Signed-off-by: johnprg <john@theartofwork.com>
Co-authored-by: Tyler Slaton <tyler@copilotkit.ai>
Tyler Slaton