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@background404/node-red-contrib-llm-plugin

v0.3.1

Published

Node-RED plugin for developing with LLM using Ollama

Readme

LLM Plugin for Node-RED

GitHub Sponsor npm version npm downloads

LLM Plugin is a Node-RED sidebar extension for chatting with LLMs, generating/modifying flows, and importing results into the active tab.

Click the image below to watch the video: LLM Plugin screenshot

Install

npm install @background404/node-red-contrib-llm-plugin

Restart Node-RED after install.

Quick Start

  1. Open the LLM Plugin sidebar.
  2. Configure provider in Settings:
  • Ollama: set URL (default http://localhost:11434)
  • OpenAI: set API key
  1. Enter model and prompt.
  2. Enable Send current flow to include active-tab context.
  3. Use Agent mode for auto-apply, or Ask mode for manual import.
  4. Apply strategy is decided by the model (applyMode) and enforced by the importer (safe fallback: edit-only).

Recommended Usage

For custom/community nodes, keep a small sample flow in the active tab and enable Send current flow. The model then follows real node/property patterns from that sample instead of relying on fixed per-node prompt rules.

Flow Import

  • Supports Vibe Schema and raw Node-RED JSON.
  • Accepts mixed response text + JSON (with or without code fences).
  • Preserves robust parsing when function code contains comment tokens in JSON strings.
  • Agent mode supports connection updates, LLM-driven deletions, and checkpoint-based restore.
  • Apply mode is model-driven via top-level applyMode (edit-only, merge, overwrite, delete-only).

More Docs

Notes

  • This plugin is under active development.
  • Model output quality varies by model and prompt.

Feedback

Please report issues at: https://github.com/404background/node-red-contrib-llm-plugin/issues