What is PocketFlow built with?

PocketFlow is a Python repo built with FastAPI, uvicorn, starlette, AIOHTTP, anyio, and 2 more. It signs people in with google-auth-httplib2 and google-auth-oauthlib, uses AI through faiss-cpu, langfuse, OpenAI, and Anthropic, connects to Google, makes its content with jinja2, pillow, pymupdf, beautifulsoup4, and reportlab, validates its data with Pydantic, is tested with playwright, and uses SQLite. It has 22,185 written lines, with 14 test files.

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The card says what it's built with. Its whole map opens it up: every part of the code and how it connects to the rest.

Frontend

Interface 1

Backend

Support

The base 5

Content 5

Validation 1

Testing 1

  • playwright1 file

Tools 1

  • click1 file

Other 16

  • pyyaml26 files
  • NumPy9 files
  • pandas2 files
  • SciPy1 file
  • sounddevice1 file
  • ddgs3 files
  • httpx3 files
  • duckduckgo-search2 files
  • python-dotenv2 files
  • requests2 files
  • aiofiles1 file
  • httpx-sse1 file
4 more
  • soundfile1 file
  • sse-starlette1 file
  • google-search-results
  • python-multipart

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Frequently asked questions

What language is PocketFlow written in?
PocketFlow is written in Python, with 22,185 written lines.
What framework does PocketFlow use?
PocketFlow is built with FastAPI, uvicorn, starlette, AIOHTTP, anyio, fastmcp, and Streamlit.
What does PocketFlow sign people in with?
PocketFlow signs people in with google-auth-httplib2 and google-auth-oauthlib.
Does PocketFlow use AI?
Yes. PocketFlow uses AI through faiss-cpu, langfuse, OpenAI, and Anthropic.
What services does PocketFlow use?
PocketFlow connects to Google and uses SQLite.

The proof: cookbook/pocketflow-google-calendar/utils/google_calendar.py, line 1

Does PocketFlow have tests?
Yes. PocketFlow has 14 test files and is tested with playwright.
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