llm-api-adapter-qwen
Official Model Studio Frankfurt/Global support for Qwen in llm-api-adapter. The package uses the Anthropic-compatible Messages API directly.
Installation
Install through the Core package extra:
pip install "llm-api-adapter[qwen]"
Direct installation is also supported when Core is managed separately:
pip install llm-api-adapter-qwen
Async requests need HTTPX:
pip install "llm-api-adapter[qwen,async]"
Synchronous requests use requests by default. To opt into HTTPX for sync
chat() and stream_chat(), install "llm-api-adapter[qwen,httpx]" and pass
transport="httpx".
Quick start
import os
from llm_api_adapter.models.messages.chat_message import UserMessage
from llm_api_adapter.universal_adapter import UniversalLLMAPIAdapter
adapter = UniversalLLMAPIAdapter(
organization="qwen",
model="qwen3.8-max",
api_key=os.environ["QWEN_API_KEY"],
)
response = adapter.chat(
messages=[UserMessage("Explain retrieval-augmented generation.")],
max_tokens=128,
workspace_id=os.environ["QWEN_WORKSPACE_ID"],
)
print(response.content)
Qwen 0.1.0 supports only Model Studio's Frankfurt Global deployment. Pass the
required workspace_id explicitly to every chat, stream_chat, achat,
and astream_chat call; it is never read from an environment variable. The
package uses:
https://{workspace_id}.eu-central-1.maas.aliyuncs.com/apps/anthropic/v1/messages
Supported models and capabilities
The package deliberately exposes fixed model IDs, not moving aliases:
qwen3.8-max, qwen3.8-flash, qwen3.7-plus, and qwen3.7-flash.
| Capability | Supported models |
|---|---|
| Text chat, sync/async streaming, application function tools, JSON Schema/Pydantic output, and image URLs or bytes | All four models |
reasoning_level |
Qwen 3.8: categorical effort; Qwen 3.7: numeric thinking budget |
All four models default to hybrid thinking. Set reasoning_level="none" to
disable thinking, or capture_reasoning=True to receive provider-emitted
reasoning separately from visible text. max_tokens must be a positive integer
and limits generated output; it is separate from Qwen 3.7's thinking budget.
With thinking enabled, Model Studio's reported usage.output_tokens can also
include thinking tokens, so it can exceed max_tokens even when the visible
answer respects that output limit.
Cost fields use Frankfurt Global standard CNY text rates. They exclude cached, batch, promotional, and negotiated pricing.
Qwen permits tool_choice="auto" and "none" in thinking mode, but not a
forced "any" or named tool. For a forced tool call, the adapter automatically
disables thinking and issues a UserWarning; pass reasoning_level="none" to
make that choice explicit without a warning.
PDF input
Qwen 0.1.0 supports images, but not PDFs. DocumentPart URLs and bytes are
rejected before any HTTP request:
Qwen does not support DocumentPart; PDF and OCR are unavailable in Qwen 0.1.0.
The package does not make a partial PDF/OCR request or upload document bytes.
See the main llm-api-adapter README for the shared API contract and examples.
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