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AdalFlow is an open-source, PyTorch-like library and SDK designed for developers to build, run and auto-optimize large language model (LLM) workflows including chatbots, retrieval-augmented generation (RAG), and agent systems. It provides model-agnostic building blocks and a configuration-driven approach to swap models, plus an Agent and Runner abstraction demonstrated with an OpenAI model client. The project emphasizes auto-differentiable LM pipelines for automated prompt optimization (zero-shot and few-shot), tracing and human-in-the-loop functionality without requiring additional external APIs. The README includes quickstart instructions, pip installation, and example usage for synchronous, asynchronous and streaming modes, and points to documentation and Colab tutorials for hands-on setup and experiment tracing.

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Features
AdalFlow highlights include an auto-differentiation framework for prompt and workflow optimization, built-in few-shot and zero-shot prompt optimizers, and a lightweight agents SDK with tooling support. It supports synchronous, asynchronous and async streaming execution modes with real-time event streams and typed run items. Model-agnostic configuration lets users switch LLMs through settings. Observability features include tracing, human-in-the-loop hooks and MLflow integration. The design follows PyTorch-like components and patterns, leverages ideas from micrograd and text-grad, and exposes components like Agent, Runner and model client adapters (example: OpenAIClient). The repo ships tutorials, notebooks and documentation for adoption and contribution.
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AdalFlow helps developers and researchers rapidly prototype and optimize end-to-end LLM applications by automating prompt tuning and treating LLM applications as differentiable graphs. It reduces manual prompting work, claims improved token efficiency and high performance for few-shot optimization, and provides built-in tracing and human-in-the-loop controls for experimentability. The Agent/Runner abstractions and tool integration simplify building multi-step tool-using agents and streaming interactions. Model-agnostic building blocks and configuration make it straightforward to test different model backends, and provided examples, Colab notebooks and documentation lower the barrier to experimentation and productionization of RAG, chatbots and agent workflows.

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