The current requirements.txt file locks several core orchestration, UI, and LLM framework dependencies to older versions (e.g., browser-use==0.12.9, gradio==5.27.0, langgraph==0.3.34). I tried with the latest version and the playwright can't be installed while using docker (I prefer docker version only). Below are all those latest versions possible as the time of writing this.
The langchain-community package is currently being legacy-sunsetted. A lot of its core re-exports are shifting directly into the primary provider libraries or the new unified langchain-classic package. The langchain-classic package is a temporary safety net and is only officially maintained for security patches until December 2026.
browser-use==0.12.9
pyperclip==1.11.0
gradio==6.14.0
json-repair==0.59.6
langchain-mistralai==1.1.4
MainContentExtractor==0.0.4
langchain-ibm==1.0.11
langchain_mcp_adapters==0.2.2
langgraph==1.2.2
langchain-community==0.4.2
(This is my first issue raising on GitHub so, if I made any mistakes please lemme know, TIA)
The current requirements.txt file locks several core orchestration, UI, and LLM framework dependencies to older versions (e.g., browser-use==0.12.9, gradio==5.27.0, langgraph==0.3.34). I tried with the latest version and the playwright can't be installed while using docker (I prefer docker version only). Below are all those latest versions possible as the time of writing this.
The langchain-community package is currently being legacy-sunsetted. A lot of its core re-exports are shifting directly into the primary provider libraries or the new unified langchain-classic package. The langchain-classic package is a temporary safety net and is only officially maintained for security patches until December 2026.
browser-use==0.12.9
pyperclip==1.11.0
gradio==6.14.0
json-repair==0.59.6
langchain-mistralai==1.1.4
MainContentExtractor==0.0.4
langchain-ibm==1.0.11
langchain_mcp_adapters==0.2.2
langgraph==1.2.2
langchain-community==0.4.2
(This is my first issue raising on GitHub so, if I made any mistakes please lemme know, TIA)