Create, Update & Test Azure Prompt Flow Locally — Part 2

In my previous article on ‘Getting Started With Azure Prompt Flow’, I explained about creating standard Azure Prompt Flow using portal and how we can test it. In continuation to that, this article focuses on how we can do the same thing locally, aka on our local machine.

So, to replicate existing Azure Prompt Flow or to create a new one, we need to setup Visual Studio Code.

Setting Up VS Code

To play seamlessly with Prompt Flow locally, we need to install an extension named Prompt flow for VS Code.

It is not mandatory to install extension but good to have as it will help us to visualize entire flow in VS Code.

Once the extension is installed, you will see a new icon on your left toolbar:

And clicking on flow.dag.yaml file, you would be able to visualize your flow:

Connecting Flow From VS Code On Local Machine