Build an AI chatbot VISUALLY with Langflow and GPT4 in minutes!

Use open source Langflow to build a chatbot in just a few steps with OpenAI GPT4.
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ABOUT LANGFLOW:
➡️ Langflow is an open source, visual framework for building GenAI and RAG apps with LangChain and prebuilt components for any kind of app, API, or data source.
➡️You can easily drag and drop components, make connections, see how data will flow, and swap pieces in and out to iterate incredibly fast with fine-grained control over AI applications within seconds (instead of weeks and months).
➡️Langflow then creates the workflow code and LangChain objects you need to get into production quickly.

[@d.g.567]

I don’t have all the input or output components within langflow?!

[@Ryosuke_R10]

Same

[@jackbauer322]

I always miss the important part , have a nice UI in react prebuilt to deploy it somewhere ... no no-code platforrm proposes that ...

[@JusticeEmu]

I'm running the docker_example image from the github repo but I'm seeing different default components in your toolbox when building your flow. Is the version I have outdated? Are you using the pre-release? Specifically, I don't have the Inputs and Outputs categories. I'm just trying to make sure that I have the most up to date version running. Thanks

[@_xabbat_]

To the bottom left of a flow, look for the installed langflow version. You probably see v0.6.x. Change the docker image in your Dockerfile to a later image like langflowai/langflow:1.0-alpha or more specifically like langflowai/langflow:1.0.0a33.

[@JusticeEmu]

@@_xabbat_ you're correct that I'm seeing the 0.6 version at the bottom of the langflow GUI. I'm confused because the langflow version specified in the docker file is specified as "latest". I'm trying to fix some other errors in order to get the prerelease 1.0 working. Do i need to rebuild the docker images somehow? I thought they were being referenced from DockerHub. I'm still trying to learn how the building and updating works

[@_xabbat_]

⁠@@JusticeEmu “latest” refers to the latest stable build, which is v0.6. After the major version bump from 0.6 - 1, v1 is still in pre-release, so the “latest” tag still refers to 0.6.
Edit:
Change the image to a v1.x, and rebuild the container. You might have to specify the OS architecture for your langflow service. I use a Mac M1 and had to set platform to linux/amd64 to get it to work.

[@JusticeEmu]

@@_xabbat_ I figured it out, thank you for the help. It turns out that the pre-release version docker compose file had an error in it. I did a git pull and saw the file was modified. It looks like the project maintainer made a fix like two days ago for the permission error I was seeing when trying to run the image.

[@user-ef4df8xp8p]

It keeps giving error(python stuff). So difficult to instal....I've switched to Flowise...