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Multi-Agent-System-using-LangGraph-MCP-Supervisor-Guardrails-HITL

A demo multi-agent travel-planning assistant built with LangGraph and MCP, showing a supervisor agent, input guardrails and human-in-the-loop approval around a FastAPI web frontend.

Multi-Agent-System-using-LangGraph-MCP-Supervisor-Guardrails-HITL

This project is a demonstration multi-agent system that plans travel itineraries using LangGraph and the Model Context Protocol. A supervisor agent coordinates the workflow, input guardrails validate user requests before they reach the planner, and a human-in-the-loop approval step lets a person accept or request revisions to a generated plan before it is finalized.

The repository includes a FastAPI web frontend for sending planning prompts and approving drafts, an example MCP server that answers weather queries as a sample domain adapter, and client helper code for talking to that server. It is run locally with a Python virtual environment, installing dependencies from a requirements file and starting the FastAPI application with uvicorn.

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