Build workflows, internal apps and AI agents on one governed platform, so IT and security keep visibility and control over everything teams ship.
Summary
An open-source platform for building production LLM applications — visual workflows, RAG, and agents in one place.
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Description
Dify is an open-source development platform for language-model applications. It covers the whole path from prototype to production: prompt design, retrieval pipelines, agent workflows, evaluation, and serving — with a visual builder over the top and an API underneath.
What is included
- Visual workflow builder for chaining models, conditions, code steps, and tools into reliable pipelines
- RAG pipeline with document ingestion, chunking, embedding, retrieval, and reranking configurable without writing the plumbing
- Agents with tool calling, using built-in tools or your own
- Model support across every major provider plus local runtimes, switchable per node
- Observability. Logs, traces, and annotation so you can see why a response went wrong and fix it
- Backend as a service. Every application gets an API, so the front end is yours to build
Deployment
Self-host with Docker Compose or Kubernetes — the whole platform is open source — or use the hosted cloud. Self-hosting is why it is popular with teams whose data cannot leave their infrastructure.
Free for self-hosting; the cloud has a free tier and paid plans by message volume and team size.
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