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Introduce Lecture 14 (From Single Loops to Graph Engineering) and Project 08 (Draw Your Workflow as a Graph), translated into all 15 locales. Update the sidebar config, per-locale READMEs (what's-new blocks, learning path phases 7-8, project evolution, and outline links pointing to each locale's docs), and the root/zh-CN READMEs. Key content: the four stacked layers (prompt to context to loop to graph) and where harness sits, the four parts of a graph, why in-loop checkpoints can't fix the three structural failures at scale, a framework-agnostic six-step build walkthrough, graph vs. workflow, anchors, and the open-source landscape before vs. after the name.
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Lecture 14 Code
Use this folder to store examples for:
- graph.md graph description template (nodes / edges / shared state / routing rules)
- node-prompt.md node role prompt template
- routing-rules.md routing rules template
- maker_checker_graph.py reference implementation (framework-bound: LangGraph): turns the six steps of "Build Your First Graph from Scratch" into runnable code — state schema, nodes, edges, conditional routing, checkpointer. The lecture body is framework-agnostic; this is one concrete way to write it down
- Graph control script examples (execute the graph, check checkpoints, trigger human approval)