lfx-bundles
The long tail of Langflow's provider components as a single manifest-less
metapackage, modeled on langchain-community. This is the destination for
every vendor/third-party provider that does not warrant its own standalone
distribution; the curated partner providers (OpenAI, Anthropic, AWS,
DataStax, Cohere) ship as separate lfx-<provider> packages instead.
How it works
lfx-bundles declares the lfx.bundles entry point:
[project.entry-points."lfx.bundles"]
lfx_bundles = "lfx_bundles"
At startup, lfx resolves this package and folder-walks its immediate
subdirectories. Each subdirectory is one bundle, registered at the
@official slot under its directory name — no extension.json, no per-provider
manifest. Adding a provider is just adding a folder.
src/lfx_bundles/
├── __init__.py # bare namespace marker
├── <provider>/ # one bundle, e.g. tavily/, pinecone/, ...
│ ├── *.py # Component subclasses
│ └── starter_projects/
│ └── *.json # Optional templates owned by this provider
└── ...
A component's identity is its bundle name (ext:<provider>:<Class>@official),
which is stable whether the provider ships here or graduates to a standalone
lfx-<provider> package. Because a manifest-shipping package always shadows the
manifest-less metapackage, a provider can graduate with no lockstep release.
Installing
pip install langflow # server + default partner bundles
pip install lfx # engine only, no bundles
pip install "lfx[bundles]" # engine + this metapackage (deployment footnote)
pip install "lfx-bundles[<provider>]" # one provider's code + that provider's SDK deps
lfx-bundles itself depends only on lfx. Each provider's third-party SDKs are
optional extras (PEP 685-normalized keys, e.g. lfx-bundles[qdrant]); the
generated all extra pulls every provider's deps for users who explicitly
install lfx[bundles] or lfx-bundles[all].
Deprecated extras for graduated providers may remain as compatibility aliases.
For example, lfx-bundles[google], lfx-bundles[azure], and
lfx-bundles[ollama] now install their standalone bundles, but are excluded
from the generated aggregate extras because Langflow installs them directly.
Adding a provider
Providers are moved here by scripts/migrate/consolidate_bundles.py, which also
maintains the per-provider extras and the generated all aggregate. Do not
hand-edit the extras block in pyproject.toml. Provider folder names must be
lowercase snake_case (a-z, 0-9, _, 2–64 chars).
Starter projects that require a provider belong in that provider's
starter_projects/ directory. Langflow discovers them only after the
manifest-less provider loads, then applies the normal component-availability
filter before seeding them.
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