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Dify Agent Strategies

by langgenius · v0.0.40

Dify official Agent strategies collection

565k installsUpdated Jun 30, 2026
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Capabilities

Agent strategies

Available inside your emploidai workspace after installation.

Data sources

Available inside your emploidai workspace after installation.

Category

agent-strategy

Version

0.0.40langgenius

Requirements

Maximum memory 1MB

Pricing

Not disclosed by publisher

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CompatibleRequires emploidai 1.7.0+

Permissions

  • Uses model capability
  • Uses tool capability

Dependencies

No additional dependencies

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Overview

The Agent node in Dify Chatflow/Workflow lets LLMs autonomously use tools. This plugin features two official Dify Agent reasoning strategies, enabling LLMs to dynamically select and run tools during runtime for multi-step problem-solving.

Strategies

1. Function Calling

Function Calling maps user commands to specific functions or tools. The LLM identifies the user's intent, decides which function to call, and extracts the required parameters. It is a straightforward mechanism for invoking external capabilities.

Pros:

  • Precise: Directly calls the right tool for defined tasks, avoiding complex reasoning.
  • Easy External Integration: Integrates external APIs and tools as callable functions.
  • Structured Output: Provides structured function call information for easy processing.

2. ReAct (Reason + Act)

ReAct alternates between the LLM reasoning about the situation and taking actions. The LLM analyzes the current state and goal, selects and uses a tool, and then uses the tool's output for the next thought and action. This cycle repeats until the problem is resolved.

Pros:

  • Leverages External Information: Effectively uses external tools to gather information for tasks the model cannot handle alone.
  • Explainable Reasoning: Interwoven reasoning and action steps allow some tracking of the Agent's process.
  • Wide Applicability: Suitable for tasks requiring external knowledge or specific actions, such as Q&A, information retrieval, and task execution.