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I have a graph that includes a subgraph, where the subgraph runs a React agent. This agent uses the send_gmail tool, and I want to interrupt the process during its execution—perhaps to modify the email body or perform some other intervention—before resuming. The issue is that if I change the body, the agent's state doesn’t update, so it continues to reference the old body in its history actually it sends the new body but in history I have old one. This inconsistency can cause problems. Is there a way to resume the interrupted process while also updating the subgraph agent’s state from outside the graph?
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I have a graph that includes a subgraph, where the subgraph runs a React agent. This agent uses the send_gmail tool, and I want to interrupt the process during its execution—perhaps to modify the email body or perform some other intervention—before resuming. The issue is that if I change the body, the agent's state doesn’t update, so it continues to reference the old body in its history actually it sends the new body but in history I have old one. This inconsistency can cause problems. Is there a way to resume the interrupted process while also updating the subgraph agent’s state from outside the graph?
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