plugins/pipes/iflow-sdk-pipe/README.md

# iFlow Official SDK Pipe

This plugin integrates the [iFlow SDK](https://platform.iflow.cn/cli/sdk/sdk-python) into OpenWebUI as a `Pipe`.

## Install with Batch Install Plugins

If you already use [Batch Install Plugins from GitHub](https://github.com/Fu-Jie/openwebui-extensions/tree/main/plugins/tools/batch-install-plugins), you can install or update this plugin with:

```text
Install plugin from Fu-Jie/openwebui-extensions
```

When the selection dialog opens, search for this plugin, check it, and continue.

> [!IMPORTANT]
> If the official OpenWebUI Community version is already installed, remove it first. After that, Batch Install Plugins can keep this plugin updated in future runs.

## Features

- **Standard iFlow Integration**: Connects to the iFlow CLI process via WebSocket (ACP).
- **Auto-Process Management**: Automatically starts the iFlow process if it's not running.
- **Streaming Support**: Direct streaming from iFlow to the chat interface.
- **Status Updates**: Real-time status updates in the UI (thinking, tool usage, etc.).
- **Tool Execution Visibility**: See when iFlow is calling and completing tools.

## Configuration

Set the following `Valves`:

- `IFLOW_PORT`: The port for the iFlow CLI process (default: `8090`).
- `IFLOW_URL`: The WebSocket URL (default: `ws://localhost:8090/acp`).
- `AUTO_START`: Automatically start the process (default: `True`).
- `TIMEOUT`: Request timeout in seconds.
- `LOG_LEVEL`: SDK logging level (DEBUG, INFO, etc.).

## Installation

This plugin requires both the **iFlow CLI** binary and the **iflow-cli-sdk** Python package.

### 1. Install iFlow CLI (System level)

Run the following command in your terminal (Linux/macOS):

```bash
bash -c "$(curl -fsSL https://platform.iflow.cn/cli/install.sh)"
```

### 2. Install Python SDK (OpenWebUI environment)

```bash
pip install iflow-cli-sdk
```
fix(pipes): fix mcp tool filtering and force-enable autonomous web search - Fix issue where mcp tool filtering logic (function_name_filter_list) in admin backend caused all tools to be hidden due to ID prefix mismatch - Force enable web_search tool for Copilot Agent regardless of UI toggles, providing full autonomy for search-related intents - Updated README and version to v0.9.1 2026-03-04 00:11:28 +08:00			`# iFlow Official SDK Pipe`

			This plugin integrates the [iFlow SDK](https://platform.iflow.cn/cli/sdk/sdk-python) into OpenWebUI as a `Pipe`.

Add Batch Install Plugins installation instructions to various plugins and filters - Updated README files for the following plugins to include installation instructions using Batch Install Plugins: - deep-dive - export_to_docx - export_to_excel - flash-card - infographic - smart-mind-map - async-context-compression - chat-session-mapping-filter - folder-memory - github_copilot_sdk_files_filter - markdown_normalizer - github-copilot-sdk - iflow-sdk-pipe - openwebui-skills-manager - smart-mind-map-tool - Added important notes regarding the removal of the official OpenWebUI Community version before installation. 2026-03-16 17:22:24 +08:00			`## Install with Batch Install Plugins`

			`If you already use [Batch Install Plugins from GitHub](https://github.com/Fu-Jie/openwebui-extensions/tree/main/plugins/tools/batch-install-plugins), you can install or update this plugin with:`

			```text
			`Install plugin from Fu-Jie/openwebui-extensions`
			```

			`When the selection dialog opens, search for this plugin, check it, and continue.`

			`> [!IMPORTANT]`
			`> If the official OpenWebUI Community version is already installed, remove it first. After that, Batch Install Plugins can keep this plugin updated in future runs.`

fix(pipes): fix mcp tool filtering and force-enable autonomous web search - Fix issue where mcp tool filtering logic (function_name_filter_list) in admin backend caused all tools to be hidden due to ID prefix mismatch - Force enable web_search tool for Copilot Agent regardless of UI toggles, providing full autonomy for search-related intents - Updated README and version to v0.9.1 2026-03-04 00:11:28 +08:00			`## Features`

			`- Standard iFlow Integration: Connects to the iFlow CLI process via WebSocket (ACP).`
			`- Auto-Process Management: Automatically starts the iFlow process if it's not running.`
			`- Streaming Support: Direct streaming from iFlow to the chat interface.`
			`- Status Updates: Real-time status updates in the UI (thinking, tool usage, etc.).`
			`- Tool Execution Visibility: See when iFlow is calling and completing tools.`

			`## Configuration`

			Set the following `Valves`:

			- `IFLOW_PORT`: The port for the iFlow CLI process (default: `8090`).
			- `IFLOW_URL`: The WebSocket URL (default: `ws://localhost:8090/acp`).
			- `AUTO_START`: Automatically start the process (default: `True`).
			- `TIMEOUT`: Request timeout in seconds.
			- `LOG_LEVEL`: SDK logging level (DEBUG, INFO, etc.).

			`## Installation`

			`This plugin requires both the iFlow CLI binary and the iflow-cli-sdk Python package.`

			`### 1. Install iFlow CLI (System level)`

			`Run the following command in your terminal (Linux/macOS):`

			```bash
			`bash -c "$(curl -fsSL https://platform.iflow.cn/cli/install.sh)"`
			```

			`### 2. Install Python SDK (OpenWebUI environment)`

			```bash
			`pip install iflow-cli-sdk`
			```