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Search and Retrieval APIs

Use Exa with LangGraph

Exa connects to LangGraph through a official adapter package path (langchain-exa ExaSearchResults and ExaFindSimilarResults used with a LangGraph agent). This page records what that connection looks like and links the evidence behind it.

Official adapter packageChecked 2026-10-07Source verified

Pairing facts

Connection type
Official adapter package
Package or path
langchain-exa ExaSearchResults and ExaFindSimilarResults used with a LangGraph agent
Tool job
Search and Retrieval APIs
Tool review state
Source verified. Checked 2026-10-07.

Why this pairing

A search API for AI: natural-language queries over an index built for agents, with content returned in model-ready shapes.

Best for: Agents that need relevant evidence quickly, sized for the context window Research steps that benefit from deeper search modes with synthesis Pipelines that want structured JSON answers with sources attached

Not ideal for: Self-hosted stacks with no external API dependency Workloads that mostly fetch known URLs rather than discover sources

Configuration

Configuration
tools = [ExaSearchResults(), ExaFindSimilarResults()]

Source: https://docs.langchain.com/oss/python/integrations/tools/exa_search. Examples use placeholders only.

Evidence

The LangChain Exa search page states the Exa tools can be used with a LangGraph agent to dynamically search and find similar content.

https://docs.langchain.com/oss/python/integrations/tools/exa_search

Scope

Compatibility here means the cited page documents the pairing. It does not mean AgentsUse benchmarked the combination or that every version works unchanged. Pin versions, run the tool on a small job first, and review the first outputs before widening access.

Watch for

  • Search does not support pagination; deep modes add seconds of latency per call.
  • Requesting both highlights and full text bills two content views of the same page.

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