bedrock_fm 0.4.11

A package to simplify interaction with Bedrock Foundation models

bedrock_fm

Convenience classes to interact with Bedrock Foundation Models

Amazon Bedrock provides a unified API to invoke foundation models in the form of bedrock.invoke_model() and bedrock.invoke_model_with_response_stream(). These unified methods require a modelId and a stringified JSON body containing the model specific input parameters. Additional parameters, such as accept, and contentType can also be specified.

This simplicity comes at the cost that developers need to know the model specific format of the body payload. Moreover, the payloads being completely different, does not allow to easy swapping out a model for another. Another disadvantage is that the generic body cannot be type annotated and the developer cannot therefore take advantage of IDE autocompletion features.

The bedrock_fm library

The bedrock_fm library exposes a separate class for each of the Bedrock model family, each exposing a consistent generate() API which is common across all models. The same method can be used to get a stream instead of a full completion by passing the stream=True as parameter. To obtain a detailed response including the original prompt, the body passed to the invoke_* method and timing information you can pass the parameter details=True. The API is fully typed, including the different return types based on the stream and details parameters values.

The output generation can be tuned with the optional temperature, top_p and stop_words parameters which can be passed at the instance creation time (in the class constructor) and overridden at generation time in the generate method.

All models create a boto3 client at the time of instantiation using the default session. To customize the client creation, for example to access Bedrock in a different region or account one can:

• use environment variables (such as AWS_PROFILE and AWS_DEFAULT_REGION)
• call boto3.setup_default_session() method before the foundation model instances are created
• create a boto3.Session and pass it to the FM model constructor via session=

Model specific parameters other than temperature, top P and stop words, can be provided via the extra_args parameters as a Dict, both in the constructors and in the generate method call. By specifying the extra_args in the constructor of the foundation model class makes it easier to swap out a FM for another without changing the business logic.

Models supporting a chat modality (eg Llama2 Chat and Claude models) can also be invoked with the chat() API. This API accepts an ordered array of conversation items, consisting of System, Human and Assistant.

Installation

Build the wheel

This project uses poetry. Follow their instructions to install.

Clone the repo and build the wheel via:

poetry build

This will create a wheel in ./dist/ folder that you can then install in your own project via pip or poetry

Generation examples

Basic use

from bedrock_fm import from_model_id, Model

fm = from_model_id(Model.AMAZON_TITAN_TEXT_EXPRESS_V1)
fm.generate("Hi. Tell me a joke?")

Instantiate a model of a specific provider

This is equivalent to the above, but also validates that the model_id is compatible with the model provider. You can use the model ID string and are not obliged to use the provided Model enumeration.

from bedrock_fm import Titan

fm = Titan.from_id("amazon.titan-text-express-v1")
fm.generate("Hi. Tell me a joke?")

# This fails
fm = Titan.from_id("anthropic.claude-v1")

Streaming

from bedrock_fm import from_model_id, Model

fm = from_model_id(Model.ANTHROPIC_CLAUDE_INSTANT_V1)
for t in fm.generate("Hi. Tell me a joke?", stream=True):
    print(t)

Bedrock client customization via default session

from bedrock_fm import from_model_id
import boto3

boto3.setup_default_session(region_name='us-east-1')
fm = from_model_id("amazon.titan-text-express-v1")

Bedrock client customization via boto3.Session

from bedrock_fm import from_model_id
import boto3

session = boto3.Session(region_name='us-east-1')
fm = from_model_id("amazon.titan-text-express-v1", session=session)

Common Foundation Model parameters

from bedrock_fm import from_model_id

# You can setup parameters at the model instance level
fm = from_model_id("anthropic.claude-instant-v1", temperature=0.5, top_p=1)
# You can override parameters value when invoking the generation functions - also for stream
print(fm.generate("Hi. Tell me a joke?", token_count=100)[0])

Model specific parameters

from bedrock_fm import from_model_id

# Set up extra parameter for the model instance
fm = from_model_id("anthropic.claude-instant-v1", extra_args={'top_k': 200})
for t in fm.generate("Hi. Tell me a joke?", stream=True):
    print(t)

# Override the instance parameters

for t in fm.generate("Hi. Tell me a joke?", stream=True, extra_args={'top_k': 400}):
    print(t)

Get inference details

from bedrock_fm import from_model_id

fm = from_model_id("anthropic.claude-instant-v1")

print(fm.generate("Tell me a joke?", details=True))

""""
CompletionDetails(output=['Sorry - this model is designed to avoid potentially inappropriate content. Please see our content limitations page for more information.'], response={'inputTextTokenCount': 4, 'results': [{'tokenCount': 31, 'outputText': 'Sorry - this model is designed to avoid potentially inappropriate content. Please see our content limitations page for more information.', 'completionReason': 'CONTENT_FILTERED'}]}, prompt='Tell me a joke', body='{"inputText": "Tell me a joke", "textGenerationConfig": {"maxTokenCount": 500, "stopSequences": [], "temperature": 0.7, "topP": 1}}', latency=1.531674861907959)
"""

Chat

When using the chat() API, we need to provide an ordered conversation array. If you use a System prompt, it must be the first element and cannot repeat. You normally alternate Human and Assistant elements, finishing with a Human element.

from bedrock_fm import Llama2Chat

conversation = [System("You are an helpful travel agent"), Human("What is the capital of France")]

fm = Llama2Chat.from_id("meta.llama2-13b-chat-v1")

answer = fm.chat(conversation)[0]
print(answer)

# Append the answer to the current conversation
conversation.append(Assistant(answer))

# Ask a new question based on the conversation
conversation.append(Human("Tell me more about this city"))

answer = fm.chat(conversation)[0]
print(answer)

Try removing the System prompt and see how the answers change.

🚀🚀 NEW! Claude 3 and multi-modal chat 🚀🚀

Anthropic has introduced a new Message API which maps nicely to the chat model. You can still use generate, but you can better leverage Claude 3 capabilities by using the chat API.

Here is an example of a multimodal chat:

from bedrock_fm import Claude3, Human, Assistant, System
from PIL import Image
import boto3

session = boto3.Session(region_name="us-east-1")

fm = Claude3.from_id("anthropic.claude-3-sonnet-20240229-v1:0", session = session)

resp = fm.chat([System("You are an expert art dealer"), Human(content="Tell me about this painting", images=[Image.open("monet.png")])])

print(resp[0])

Embeddings

Embedding API provides a generate method that generates document embeddings by default. It also provide a specific generate_for_documents and generate_for_query methods.

Titan embeddings

from bedrock_fm import from_model_id

emb = from_model_id("amazon.titan-embed-text-v1")
print(emb.generate(["Tell me a joke"])[0])

Cohere embeddings

from bedrock_fm import from_model_id

emb = from_model_id("cohere.embed-english-v3")
print(emb.generate_for_documents(["Paris is in France", "Rome is in Italy", "Paris is also called Ville Lumiere"]))
print(emb.generate_for_query("Where is Paris?"))

Image generation

This library supports image generation with StableDiffusion and Titan models. Check the image.ipynb notebook for some examples.

Throttling

To cope with throttling exceptions you can use libraries like backoff

import backoff

@backoff.on_exception(backoff.expo, br.exceptions.ThrottlingException)
def generate(prompt):
    return fm.generate(prompt)

generate("Hello how are you?")