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docs: add prompt linking to langchain runs #797
docs: add prompt linking to langchain runs #797
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PR Summary
This pull request enhances the integration between Langfuse Prompt Management and Langchain by adding functionality to link Langfuse prompts with Langchain runs in both Python and JavaScript/TypeScript.
- Adds metadata containing the Langfuse prompt to Langchain PromptTemplates for automatic linking of generations
- Updates documentation and example files to demonstrate the new linking feature in both Python and JS/TS
- Removes LangChain from the list of integrations where prompt linking is unavailable in the main documentation
- Improves traceability by allowing generations using specific prompts to be tracked in Langfuse
- Updates both Jupyter notebooks and Markdown files to reflect the new functionality consistently across the documentation
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