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This repository demonstrates a practical, end-to-end AI travel assistant built with LangGraph. It shows how to create a conversational agent that interacts with users to find flights, locate hotels, and prepare personalized travel plans. The project wires multiple language models to different tasks, invokes external tools and APIs, supports stateful conversations that preserve context across interactions, and includes an example Streamlit application you can run with app.py. The README documents required environment variables and API keys for OpenAI, SERPAPI, SendGrid, and LangChain, and notes that flight and hotel data is fetched via Google Flights and Google Hotels APIs. The codebase is presented as a hands-on use case for building production-ready AI agents with human-in-the-loop controls and email integration for delivering travel itineraries.

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The project highlights stateful interactions so the agent remembers prior user inputs and continues conversations smoothly. It implements human-in-the-loop controls that allow users to review or pause critical actions such as sending emails. The agent dynamically switches between language models for different subtasks, demonstrating multi-LLM orchestration. Email automation formats travel data as HTML and sends plans via SendGrid, while travel options include logos and links for easy navigation. Integrations include Google Flights and Google Hotels APIs for data, SERPAPI for search capabilities, and observability settings via LangChain tracing. A Streamlit front end provides a simple chat interface for users to request itineraries and view results.
Use Cases
This repository is useful for developers and product teams who want a concrete example of a travel-focused conversational agent that combines planning, booking research, and email delivery. It automates the routine parts of trip planning by searching flights and hotels, presents results with recognizable logos and links, and compiles formatted itineraries ready to email. The human-in-the-loop feature provides safety and reviewability before committing actions, which is useful for user trust and operational control. The example also serves as a reference architecture for integrating multiple LLMs, external APIs, and a simple Streamlit UI to deliver a practical, production-oriented assistant experience.

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