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Dify Plugin SDK

A Python SDK for building plugins for Dify.

Version Management

This SDK follows Semantic Versioning (a.b.c):

  • a: Major version - Indicates significant architectural changes or incompatible API modifications
  • b: Minor version - Indicates new feature additions while maintaining backward compatibility
  • c: Patch version - Indicates backward-compatible bug fixes

For SDK Users

When depending on this SDK, it's recommended to specify version constraints that:

  • Allow patch and minor updates for bug fixes and new features
  • Prevent major version updates to avoid breaking changes

Example in your project's dependency management:

dify_plugin>=0.3.0,<0.5.0