#159 · Primary category: LLM Application Frameworks
llmflows
LLMFlows - Simple, Explicit and Transparent LLM Apps
Project last updated:02/20/25
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Why we included this project
LLMFlows is a lightweight Python framework for building multi-step LLM applications without inheriting a heavyweight orchestration layer. Its core is a small set of primitives: LLM wrappers, prompt templates, and Flow/FlowStep classes that let you chain dependent calls, run independent steps in parallel, and keep every prompt and model call visible in code. That explicit, no-hidden-prompts design makes it easy to debug exactly what your app sends to the model. It also ships chat abstractions with message history and vector-store integration, so building a chatbot or question-answering pipeline stays straightforward. If you want a framework you can read end to end rather than a large platform with many moving parts, this is worth a look for your next LLM project.
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