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adalflow

adalflow

Use AdalFlow to build, debug, evaluate, optimize, trace, and operate LLM task pipelines, RAG systems, agents, tools, and structured-output workflows.

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name: adalflow description: "Use AdalFlow to build, debug, evaluate, optimize, trace, and operate LLM task pipelines, RAG systems, agents, tools, and structured-output workflows." disable-model-invocation: true metadata: disco-role: operating license: MIT

AdalFlow Repo Skill

Use this skill when a task involves the AdalFlow Python package: building model-agnostic LLM task pipelines, structured outputs, RAG, agents, tool calling, evaluation, prompt/few-shot/text-gradient optimization, or tracing.

AdalFlow uses PyTorch-like Component building blocks. A typical workflow combines Prompt, ModelClient, Generator, DataClass/parser objects, retrievers, tools, agents, metrics, and tracing callbacks.

First checks

  1. Read repository provenance before assuming this skill is current for a checkout.
  2. For a package install/import task, read package overview and root troubleshooting.
  3. For a quick environment smoke, run check_adalflow_environment.py in the target Python environment.
  4. Then route to the most specific sub-skill below.

Install/import guidance

For AdalFlow 1.1.1, use Python 3.9+ and include the OpenAI SDK for reliable top-level import because the current Generator module imports OpenAI response event types:

python -m pip install "adalflow[openai]"
python - <<'PY'
import adalflow as adal
print(adal.__version__)
from adalflow import Component, DataClass, Generator, Agent, Runner
print("adalflow import ok")
PY

Install additional extras only for workflows that need them, such as provider SDKs, FAISS/LanceDB/Postgres/Qdrant retrieval, MCP, torch/transformers, datasets, or SQLAlchemy. Do not treat a missing API key, service, dataset, or accelerator as a base package failure.

Route map

Core components and structured I/O

Read core-components-and-structured-io for:

  • Component, DataComponent, Sequential, ComponentList, Prompt, DataClass, and required_field.
  • JSON/YAML/list/int/float/bool parsers and DataClassParser structured-output prompts.
  • Service-free mini-pipeline checks that do not call a model provider.

Model clients, generators, and embedders

Read model-client-and-generator-workflows for:

  • ModelClient, Generator, GeneratorOutput, Embedder, and BatchEmbedder.
  • prompt_kwargs, model_kwargs, ModelType, output processors, cache behavior, and async/streaming basics.
  • Provider extras and no-credential fake-client tests.

Retrieval, RAG, and data pipelines

Read retrieval-rag-and-data-pipelines for:

  • Document, TextSplitter, LocalDB, ToEmbeddings, and RetrieverOutputToContextStr.
  • BM25Retriever, FAISSRetriever, LanceDB, Postgres, Qdrant, and RAG context assembly.
  • Optional vector-store, embedding-dimension, stale-index, and service troubleshooting.

Agents, tools, streaming, HITL, and MCP

Read agents-tools-and-streaming for:

  • FunctionTool, ToolManager, FunctionDefinition, FunctionOutput, and ToolOutput.
  • Agent, Runner, ReActAgent, RunnerResult, StepOutput, and stream events.
  • Human approval/permission handlers, safe tool patterns, and optional MCP tools.

Evaluation and optimization

Read evaluation-and-optimization for:

  • AnswerMatchAcc, RetrieverEvaluator, cautious LLMasJudge, and dataset loaders.
  • Parameter, GradComponent, AdalComponent, Trainer, BootstrapFewShot, TGDOptimizer, EvalFnToTextLoss, LLMAsTextLoss, and optimize_anything.
  • Training/benchmark workflows that require provider credentials, data, and runtime budget.

Tracing, observability, and configuration

Read tracing-observability-and-configuration for:

  • setup_env, logging helpers, config loading, and default artifact roots.
  • GeneratorStateLogger, GeneratorCallLogger, callbacks, spans, trace providers, and optional MLflow.
  • Debug artifacts, path hygiene, and trace/log troubleshooting.

Cross-workflow rules

  • Start service-free when possible: validate DataClass, parser, TextSplitter, metrics, fake ModelClient, or fake Runner behavior before adding providers.
  • Choose provider extras only after the required ModelClient is known. API credentials and network calls are workflow prerequisites, not skill smoke checks.
  • For RAG, separate data preparation, retrieval index construction, context formatting, generator configuration, evaluation metrics, and tracing; each has a different owner sub-skill.
  • For agents, verify tools independently with FunctionTool/ToolManager before letting an LLM planner call them.
  • For optimization, define evaluation and loss contracts before running Trainer.fit; prefer Trainer.diagnose or metric smokes before expensive training.
  • For tracing/logging, keep artifacts in explicit writable directories and avoid logging secrets, provider payloads, or machine-specific paths.

When not to use this skill

  • The task is only about editing this repository's release process, CI, or publishing scripts.
  • The task needs a different package's APIs and only mentions AdalFlow as background context.
  • The user asks Creator to perform downstream research directly; switch to Researcher mode instead of using this operating graph here.
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