lfx-nextplaid
NextPlaid multi-vector vector store (plus its companion vLLM multivector embeddings) as a standalone Langflow Extension Bundle.
NextPlaid stores each document as a matrix of token embeddings rather than a single vector, enabling ColBERT/ColPali-style late interaction (MaxSim scoring) for significantly higher retrieval quality on semantic search. The bundle ships two components:
NextPlaidVectorStoreComponent— vector store backed by a running NextPlaid server via thelangchain-plaidclient. Supports text (ColBERT) and image (ColPali) ingestion with full upsert semantics via stable document IDs.VllmMultivectorEmbeddingsComponent— produces the token-matrix embeddings NextPlaid ingests by calling vLLM's/poolingendpoint withtask: token_embed. Compatible with ColBERT models such asanswerdotai/answerai-colbert-small-v1.
Requirements
- A running NextPlaid server.
- A running vLLM server with a ColBERT-compatible
model loaded via
--runner pooling.
Install
pip install lfx-nextplaid
The bundle is registered automatically via the langflow.extensions
entry-point. After install, restart your Langflow server; the components
appear in the palette under the nextplaid bundle group.
Develop
cd src/bundles/nextplaid
pip install -e .
lfx extension validate src/lfx_nextplaid
Manifest
The extension manifest is shipped at src/lfx_nextplaid/extension.json and
points at the bundle at components/nextplaid. Components register under the
canonical namespaced IDs ext:nextplaid:NextPlaidVectorStoreComponent@official
and ext:nextplaid:VllmMultivectorEmbeddingsComponent@official.
Migration
Saved flows referencing the legacy class names or the old import paths under
lfx.components.nextplaid.* / lfx.components.vllm.VllmMultivectorEmbeddingsComponent
are rewritten to the new namespaced IDs by the migration table in
src/lfx/src/lfx/extension/migration/migration_table.json.
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