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langflow-ai/langflow

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langflow-ai/langflow

Langflow is an active, popular open-source platform for building and deploying AI-powered agents and workflows. It combines a visual builder, Python source-code customization, an interactive playground, API and MCP server deployment, and broad model/tool support. The repo looks mature and well-maintained, with strong community interest and recent commits on March 23, 2026.

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Forks8,669

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Last pushed2026-03-30T03:12:38Z

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Closest to upstreamComposioHQ/langflow

Most feature-richcodeaashu/langflow

Most opinionatedcodeaashu/langflow

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codeaashu/langflow

stale

significant_divergence

Choose this fork only if its added authoring components and custom templates match your needs and you are comfortable maintaining a heavily stale codebase. For most adopters, upstream is the safer base because it is far more active and likely has better compatibility, fixes, and ecosystem support.

Likely purpose

A customized, older Langflow snapshot focused on a narrower 2024-era builder experience, with added component types and project scaffolding changes rather than keeping pace with upstream’s active 2026 release line.

Best for

Teams who want a frozen, customized Langflow variant and are willing to own maintenance.; Users who specifically want the added slider and structured-output authoring primitives.; Developers building from an older 2024-era baseline instead of tracking upstream releases.

Additional features

New `SliderComponent` input type for more flexible parameter entry.
New `StructuredOutput` component for shaping agent or workflow outputs.
Improved environment-variable loading and database retrieval error handling.
Docker-oriented entrypoint/build adjustments for running the app containerized.
Updated starter-project templates such as Vector Store RAG and Nvidia Remix.
Expands API, schema, or SDK surface area for downstream integrations and generated clients.

Missing features

Falls well behind upstream’s March 2026 maintenance, bug fixes, and release work.
Likely misses newer upstream compatibility updates for Desktop, docling, and Windows test coverage.
Changed or removed generated assets and docs/OpenAPI artifacts suggest some upstream tooling and documentation paths are harder to use here.
May lack newer model/tool integration fixes such as the recent Gemini 3 tool-calling work and related release-branch updates.
Some upstream behavior appears to be removed, disabled, or intentionally stripped down in this fork.
Some upstream plugin, tool, or MCP-style integration paths may be reduced or disabled.

Strengths

Adds concrete UI components that can improve flow authoring.
Appears to target custom starter projects and a more opinionated setup.
Includes some practical robustness fixes around config and retrieval behavior.

Risks

Very stale relative to upstream, so merge effort and upgrade risk are high.
Large deletions and asset churn suggest nontrivial divergence, not a light patch set.
Adopters may inherit outdated dependencies, docs, and operational workflows.
Unknown whether recent upstream security fixes are present in this fork.