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Chained invocation is a linear one-way data flow, suitable for tasks with a fixed process and no need to backtrack (such as a RAG pipeline); a graph structure supports conditional branching, loops, multi-tool collaboration, and state persistence, but has higher complexity and debugging cost.
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