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Learn how to build an AI-powered commit message generator using Langflow and Git MCP servers. This tutorial shows you how to create an agent that analyzes your code changes, follows your preferred commit conventions, and integrates directly into your Git workflow from the command line.

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Langflow 1.7 released: new Agent components, MCP Streamable HTTP, and more!

Langflow 1.7 released: new Agent components, MCP Streamable HTTP, and more!

Written by Phil Nash

December 22, 2025

Langflow 1.7 brings Streamable HTTP support for MCP clients and servers, two new research-backed agent components (ALTK and CUGA), and webhook authentication. Plus new components for smarter routing, AWS S3 file storage, and more tools to help you build reliable AI agents and powerful workflows.

Build a Robust, Enterprise AI Agent workflow in Langflow with CUGA

Build a Robust, Enterprise AI Agent workflow in Langflow with CUGA

Written by Avi Yaeli, Sami Marreed, Jim Laredo and Phil Nash

December 22, 2025

Demo agents look great until real business needs hit. Then developers become the bottleneck, debugging partial failures instead of building. Here's how CUGA + Langflow handle the complexity autonomously.

When is ChatKit Useful? Examples and Alternatives

Written by Alex Leventer

December 13, 2025

Is OpenAI ChatKit the best way to build a new chatbot? Here are the advantages, the drawbacks, and some alternatives to consider.

Convert PDFs to Markdown with Docling and Langflow

Convert PDFs to Markdown with Docling and Langflow

Written by Phil Nash

November 28, 2025

Discover how Langflow and Docling make it easy to convert messy PDFs into clean, structured Markdown for your AI applications. Learn about advanced parsing options, integration tips, and how to build powerful RAG pipelines or chatbots with your documents.

How we use Langflow AI workflows to gather content for the AI++ newsletter

How we use Langflow AI workflows to gather content for the AI++ newsletter

Written by Phil Nash

November 14, 2025

We built a custom AI workflow to automate the repetitive task of gathering content for our developer newsletter. This article details how the flow ingests any URL, uses an LLM to generate a summary and category, and then saves the result to a Notion page. To make it even more efficient, they share a simple bookmarklet that triggers the entire process from any webpage with a single click.

Build your own AI coding agent with Langflow

Build your own AI coding agent with Langflow

Written by Phil Nash

November 10, 2025

Discover how to build a simple yet powerful coding agent using Langflow and MCP servers. Learn how to connect user input to a model that can read and write files, understand project structure, and autonomously code for you.