feat(workflow-generator): enhance the AI auto-creation flow end-to-end (#38175)

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@@ -1,4 +1,5 @@
from collections.abc import Sequence
import json
from collections.abc import Generator, Sequence
from typing import Any, Literal
from flask_restx import Resource
@@ -24,8 +25,10 @@ from core.helper.code_executor.javascript.javascript_code_provider import Javasc
from core.helper.code_executor.python3.python3_code_provider import Python3CodeProvider
from core.llm_generator.entities import RuleCodeGeneratePayload, RuleGeneratePayload, RuleStructuredOutputPayload
from core.llm_generator.llm_generator import LLMGenerator
from core.workflow.generator.types import WorkflowGenerateErrorCode
from graphon.model_runtime.entities.llm_entities import LLMMode
from graphon.model_runtime.errors.invoke import InvokeError
from libs.helper import compact_generate_response
from libs.login import login_required
from models import App
from services.workflow_generator_service import WorkflowGeneratorService
@@ -65,7 +68,10 @@ class WorkflowGeneratePayload(BaseModel):
can reuse its existing handler.
"""
mode: Literal["workflow", "advanced-chat"] = Field(..., description="Target app mode for the generated graph")
mode: Literal["workflow", "advanced-chat", "auto"] = Field(
...,
description="Target app mode for the generated graph; 'auto' lets the backend classify the instruction",
)
instruction: str = Field(..., description="Natural-language workflow description")
ideal_output: str = Field(default="", description="Optional sample output for grounding")
model_config_data: ModelConfig = Field(
@@ -79,6 +85,19 @@ class WorkflowGeneratePayload(BaseModel):
)
class WorkflowInstructionSuggestionsPayload(BaseModel):
"""Payload for the workflow-generator instruction-suggestions endpoint.
Runs before the user picks a model, so the suggestions come from the
tenant's default model. The underlying generator never raises — an empty
``suggestions`` list is a valid 200 (soft-fail).
"""
mode: Literal["workflow", "advanced-chat"] = Field(..., description="Target app mode for the suggestions")
language: str | None = Field(default=None, description="Optional language to write the suggestions in")
count: int = Field(default=4, ge=1, le=6, description="Number of suggestions to return (1-6)")
class GeneratorResponse(RootModel[Any]):
root: Any
@@ -92,6 +111,7 @@ register_schema_models(
InstructionGeneratePayload,
InstructionTemplatePayload,
WorkflowGeneratePayload,
WorkflowInstructionSuggestionsPayload,
ModelConfig,
)
register_response_schema_models(console_ns, GeneratorResponse, SimpleDataResponse)
@@ -316,6 +336,34 @@ class InstructionGenerationTemplateApi(Resource):
raise ValueError(f"Invalid type: {args.type}")
def _workflow_instruction_guard(args: WorkflowGeneratePayload) -> tuple[dict, int] | None:
"""Shared boundary guard for the workflow-generate endpoints.
Returns a ``(body, 400)`` tuple when the instruction is empty / whitespace
or either free-text field exceeds the cap, else ``None``. Pydantic only
validates the field is a str; a whitespace-only or pasted-document input
would otherwise waste a slow planner+builder roundtrip on a response the
validator rejects anyway. Both the blocking and streaming endpoints call
this so they reject identical inputs.
"""
if not args.instruction.strip():
return {
"error": "Instruction is required",
"errors": [{"code": WorkflowGenerateErrorCode.EMPTY_INSTRUCTION, "detail": "Instruction is required"}],
}, 400
if len(args.instruction) > _MAX_INSTRUCTION_LENGTH or len(args.ideal_output) > _MAX_INSTRUCTION_LENGTH:
return {
"error": "Instruction is too long",
"errors": [
{
"code": WorkflowGenerateErrorCode.INSTRUCTION_TOO_LONG,
"detail": f"Instruction and ideal output must each be at most {_MAX_INSTRUCTION_LENGTH} characters",
}
],
}, 400
return None
@console_ns.route("/workflow-generate")
class WorkflowGenerateApi(Resource):
"""Generate a Workflow / Chatflow draft graph from a natural-language description.
@@ -338,31 +386,11 @@ class WorkflowGenerateApi(Resource):
def post(self, current_tenant_id: str):
args = WorkflowGeneratePayload.model_validate(console_ns.payload)
# Reject obviously-empty instructions at the boundary — Pydantic only
# validates ``instruction`` is a str, but a whitespace-only string
# would still hit the LLM and waste a planner+builder roundtrip on a
# response that the postprocess validator would reject anyway.
if not args.instruction.strip():
return {
"error": "Instruction is required",
"errors": [{"code": "EMPTY_INSTRUCTION", "detail": "Instruction is required"}],
}, 400
# Bound the prompt at the boundary too: an arbitrarily long
# instruction (or pasted document) blows the planner/builder context
# window and fails with an opaque provider error after two slow LLM
# calls. The cap matches the frontend textarea's maxLength.
if len(args.instruction) > _MAX_INSTRUCTION_LENGTH or len(args.ideal_output) > _MAX_INSTRUCTION_LENGTH:
return {
"error": "Instruction is too long",
"errors": [
{
"code": "INSTRUCTION_TOO_LONG",
"detail": f"Instruction and ideal output must each be at most "
f"{_MAX_INSTRUCTION_LENGTH} characters",
}
],
}, 400
# Reject empty / over-length instructions at the boundary (shared with
# the streaming endpoint) before spending a planner+builder roundtrip.
guard = _workflow_instruction_guard(args)
if guard is not None:
return guard
try:
result = WorkflowGeneratorService.generate_workflow_graph(
@@ -383,3 +411,93 @@ class WorkflowGenerateApi(Resource):
raise CompletionRequestError(e.description)
return result
@console_ns.route("/workflow-generate/suggestions")
class WorkflowInstructionSuggestionsApi(Resource):
"""Suggest short, buildable example instructions for the cmd+k generator.
Runs before a model is selected (uses the tenant's default model). The
underlying generator never raises, so an empty list is a valid 200 — the
frontend renders "no suggestions" rather than an error, so no provider-error
mapping is needed here.
"""
@console_ns.doc("generate_workflow_instruction_suggestions")
@console_ns.doc(description="Suggest example workflow-generator instructions for the tenant")
@console_ns.expect(console_ns.models[WorkflowInstructionSuggestionsPayload.__name__])
@console_ns.response(200, "Suggestions generated successfully", console_ns.models[GeneratorResponse.__name__])
@console_ns.response(400, "Invalid request parameters")
@setup_required
@login_required
@account_initialization_required
@with_current_tenant_id
def post(self, current_tenant_id: str):
args = WorkflowInstructionSuggestionsPayload.model_validate(console_ns.payload)
suggestions = LLMGenerator.generate_workflow_instruction_suggestions(
tenant_id=current_tenant_id,
mode=args.mode,
language=args.language,
count=args.count,
)
return {"suggestions": suggestions}
@console_ns.route("/workflow-generate/stream")
class WorkflowGenerateStreamApi(Resource):
"""Plan-first streaming variant of ``/workflow-generate`` (Server-Sent Events).
Emits a ``plan`` event (high-level node list + app metadata) as soon as the
planner returns, then a final ``result`` event with the full graph — the
SAME envelope ``/workflow-generate`` returns. Provider-init / invoke errors
are surfaced as a single ``result`` event (code ``MODEL_ERROR``) so the
frontend's stream parser always receives a result rather than a non-SSE HTTP
error.
"""
@console_ns.doc("generate_workflow_graph_stream")
@console_ns.doc(description="Stream a Dify workflow graph (plan then result) via SSE")
@console_ns.expect(console_ns.models[WorkflowGeneratePayload.__name__])
@console_ns.response(200, "Server-Sent Events stream of plan/result events")
@console_ns.response(400, "Invalid request parameters")
@setup_required
@login_required
@account_initialization_required
@with_current_tenant_id
def post(self, current_tenant_id: str):
args = WorkflowGeneratePayload.model_validate(console_ns.payload)
# Same boundary guards as the blocking endpoint — return a normal 400
# JSON for these BEFORE opening the stream.
guard = _workflow_instruction_guard(args)
if guard is not None:
return guard
def generate() -> Generator[str, None, None]:
try:
for event_name, payload in WorkflowGeneratorService.generate_workflow_graph_stream(
tenant_id=current_tenant_id,
mode=args.mode,
instruction=args.instruction,
model_config=args.model_config_data,
ideal_output=args.ideal_output,
current_graph=args.current_graph,
):
body = {"event": event_name, **payload}
yield f"data: {json.dumps(body)}\n\n"
except (ProviderTokenNotInitError, QuotaExceededError, ModelCurrentlyNotSupportError, InvokeError) as e:
# The model instance is resolved inside the service (lazily, on
# first iteration), so a provider / init error surfaces here.
# Emit it as a single SSE result event rather than a non-SSE
# error response so the frontend's stream parser always gets a
# result it can render.
detail = getattr(e, "description", None) or str(e) or "Model invocation failed"
error_body = {
"event": "result",
"graph": {"nodes": [], "edges": [], "viewport": {"x": 0.0, "y": 0.0, "zoom": 0.7}},
"error": detail,
"errors": [{"code": WorkflowGenerateErrorCode.MODEL_ERROR, "detail": detail}],
}
yield f"data: {json.dumps(error_body)}\n\n"
return compact_generate_response(generate())