Dify プラグイン CLI

dify version

dify plugin init

Edit profile of the plugin
Plugin name (press Enter to next step): hello-world
Author (press Enter to next step): langgenius
Description (press Enter to next step): hello world example
Repository URL (Optional) (press Enter to next step): Repository URL (Optional)
  Enable multilingual README: [✔] English is required by default

Languages to generate:
    English: [✔] (required)
  → 简体中文 (Simplified Chinese): [✔]
    日本語 (Japanese): [✘]
    Português (Portuguese - Brazil): [✘]

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Select the type of plugin you want to create, and press `Enter` to continue
Before starting, here's some basic knowledge about Plugin types in Dify:

- Tool: Tool Providers like Google Search, Stable Diffusion, etc. Used to perform specific tasks.
- Model: Model Providers like OpenAI, Anthropic, etc. Use their models to enhance AI capabilities.
- Endpoint: Similar to Service API in Dify and Ingress in Kubernetes. Extend HTTP services as endpoints with custom logic.
- Agent Strategy: Implement your own agent strategies like Function Calling, ReAct, ToT, CoT, etc.

Based on the ability you want to extend, Plugins are divided into four types: Tool, Model, Extension, and Agent Strategy.

- Tool: A tool provider that can also implement endpoints. For example, building a Discord Bot requires both sending and receiving messages.
- Model: Strictly for model providers, no other extensions allowed.
- Extension: For simple HTTP services that extend functionality.
- Agent Strategy: Implement custom agent logic with a focused approach.

We've provided templates to help you get started. Choose one of the options below:
-> tool
  agent-strategy
  llm
  text-embedding
  rerank
  tts
  speech2text
  moderation
  extension

Edit minimal Dify version requirement, leave it blank by default
Minimal Dify version (press Enter to next step): 

cd hello-world

cp .env.example .env

INSTALL_METHOD=remote
REMOTE_INSTALL_URL=debug-plugin.dify.dev:5003
REMOTE_INSTALL_KEY=********-****-****-****-************

pip install -r requirements.txt
python -m main