docs: add iFlow Search Python tool integration page#4162
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Add a new integration page documenting the iflow-search-langchain package: the four factory functions (create_iflow_web_search_tool, create_iflow_image_search_tool, create_iflow_web_fetch_tool, create_iflow_search_tools), the three registered tools (iflow_web_search, iflow_image_search, iflow_web_fetch), credentials via IFLOW_API_KEY, and a create_agent example. Also link the page from the Python tools index: one Search-section table row and one Card grid entry, both inserted alphabetically.
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May 26, 2026 21:07
Vale's LangChain.DashesSpaces rule forbids spaced em-dashes in prose (pattern '[—–]\s|\s[—–]', scope: sentence). PR langchain-ai#4162 CI reported 3 violations at lines 8 and 70 of iflow_search.mdx; the file actually contained 8 instances of the same ' — ' construction, so collapse all of them to '—' for consistency with the rule's auto-fix action. No content, no example, and no section structure changes.
Vale's LangChain.DashesSpaces rule still rejected lines 8 and 70 after the previous space-removal pass: with scope: sentence, the rule appears to substitute inline-code spans with whitespace, so 'X—`code`' matches the rule's '[—]\s' pattern even though the source has no literal space. Both flagged sentences wrap a comma-separated inline-code list in an em-dash parenthetical; switch the parenthetical to literal parentheses on those two sentences only. No content, example, or structure changes.
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Summary
src/oss/python/integrations/tools/iflow_search.mdx, a new integration page for theiflow-search-langchainPyPI package (community-maintained by the iFlow team).src/oss/python/integrations/tools/index.mdx: one row in the Search table and one card in the All tools and toolkits grid, both inserted alphabetically.The page documents the four factory functions exposed by the package —
create_iflow_web_search_tool,create_iflow_image_search_tool,create_iflow_web_fetch_tool, and the umbrellacreate_iflow_search_tools— the three registered tool names (iflow_web_search,iflow_image_search,iflow_web_fetch), credentials via theIFLOW_API_KEYenvironment variable, sync / async /ToolCallinvocation examples, and acreate_agentagent example.The integration is Python-only; there is no LangChain.js counterpart in scope for this PR. The package install is
pip install -U iflow-search-langchain(stable 0.1.0 on PyPI), and the page is explicitly marked as community-contributed / not an official LangChain package.Test plan
make dev— preview locally and confirm the new page renders without MDX errors/oss/integrations/tools/iflow_searchresolves — both from the new table row and from the Card