Add Complete LangGraph + ProllyTree Integration Example with Persistent Memory Workflow - #86
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Summary
This PR adds a comprehensive example demonstrating how to use ProllyTree as a versioned memory backend
for LangGraph applications, enabling Git-like versioning of AI agent memory with cross-thread
persistence.
Key Features Added
🔄 Real LangGraph Workflow Integration
🧠 ProllyTree Memory Backend
🤖 Intelligent LLM Integration
Workflow Demonstration
The example demonstrates a realistic research workflow:
All memory operations are versioned with Git-like commits showing complete audit trail.