Overview #
Agentic workflows are only as smart as the data behind them. Whether you orchestrate with a low-code platform like n8n or a code-first framework like LangGraph/LangChain, your agents still face the same core problem: data scattered across documents, APIs, CRMs, and databases, with no unified view of how it all connects.
That's where FalkorDB comes in. By combining your data sources into a single knowledge graph, FalkorDB gives your agents a fast, queryable layer of connected knowledge to reason over. In this session, we'll build agentic workflows live in both n8n and LangGraph/LangChain, each one grounded in the same FalkorDB-powered graph, so you can see how the knowledge layer stays consistent no matter which orchestration stack you choose.
🛠️ What We'll Cover #
- The Fragmented Data Problem: Why agents hallucinate and stall when knowledge is spread across disconnected sources.
- One Graph, Many Sources: Combining documents, APIs, and structured data into a unified knowledge graph with FalkorDB.
- n8n in Action: Building a visual agentic workflow that queries FalkorDB for grounded, relationship-aware answers.
- LangGraph/LangChain in Action: Orchestrating stateful agents in Python with FalkorDB as the persistent knowledge and memory layer.
- Choosing Your Stack: Low-code speed vs. code-first control, and how the FalkorDB layer stays the same in both.
- Live Demo: The same GraphRAG-powered workflow built end to end in each tool.
Author #
Guy Korland serves as CEO at FalkorDB, where he drives graph database architecture for generative AI and retrieval-augmented generation workflows. He holds a PhD in Computer Science from Tel Aviv University and brings over 20 years of experience in database engineering. He previously led Redis’ incubation arm as SVP & CTO, oversaw platform architecture as GM & CTO at Stor.ai (Self-Point), co-founded and served as CTO of Shopetti, and directed R&D as VP at GigaSpaces.