Bring a workflow you already wrote
LangGraph, LangChain and CrewAI graphs are import sources rather than competitors. The intent is that an existing graph arrives as nodes you can see, not as a rewrite.
Everything below describes what this is being built to do. It needs Studio, which you can look around today but cannot yet use for the whole of this job. The problems are real now; the answers are the part still being built.
Nobody wants to rewrite a working graph to change where it runs.
Why it is hard
A rewrite is a rewrite
Moving a pipeline usually means re-expressing it in somebody else's abstractions, and the bugs you find are the ones you just introduced.
The graph is already the source of truth
A LangGraph or CrewAI definition is a real description of the work. Throwing it away to draw the same thing again is a loss.
Portability is claimed more than it is delivered
Most import paths cover the shape and not the semantics, which is discovered on the first run rather than at import.
What answers it
Import rather than compete
LangGraph, LangChain and CrewAI are treated as sources. The intent is that an existing graph arrives as nodes you can see and edit, not as a rewrite.
What is not understood is shown, not swallowed
An importer that silently drops what it cannot map is worse than one that refuses. Anything unmapped should arrive marked.
The hardware is the part we add
The graph is yours and unchanged; what Kracht contributes is a card behind each step and one meter across them.
What you use from Kracht
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