llm-scope-observer 0.1.0a4

Lightweight observability and diagnostics for local and self-hosted LLMs (Ollama, FastAPI, OpenWebUI).I know I messed it up for both of us and I am sorry, she will understand.. you can go ahead and use the library.

llm-scope-observer

Lightweight observability and diagnostics for local and self-hosted LLMs.

I know I messed it up for both of us and I am sorry, she will understand.. you can go ahead and use the library.

llm-scope-observer is a small Python package that wraps your local LLM calls (Ollama, FastAPI backends, OpenWebUI integrations, custom Python code) and records:

• Latency per call
• Token usage (input, output, total, tokens/sec)
• CPU / RAM / (optional) GPU utilization
• Simple hallucination-risk heuristics
• Error information

All metrics are stored locally (SQLite by default) and visualized in a small FastAPI-based dashboard.

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Features

• Request interceptor: Decorator to wrap any Python function that calls an LLM.

  from llm_scope import monitor
  import ollama
  
  @monitor(model="llama3")
  def generate(prompt: str) -> str:
      result = ollama.generate(model="llama3", prompt=prompt)
      return result["response"]
  

• Token estimation:

  • Approximate input and output tokens
  • Track total tokens and tokens/sec per call

• System metrics snapshot (per request):

  • CPU %
  • RAM %
  • GPU % (optional, via pynvml if installed)

• Hallucination risk heuristic (simple, signal-based):

  • Very long answer vs. short prompt
  • Strong claims without references
  • Repetition patterns
  • Basic self-contradiction patterns

• Local dashboard:

  • FastAPI backend + simple HTML UI
  • SQLite storage by default
  • Shows latency, token trends, errors, and resource correlation per model

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Installation

pip install llm-scope-observer

Optional GPU metrics:

pip install "llm-scope-observer[gpu]"

Requires Python 3.9+.

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Quickstart

1. Instrument your LLM call

from llm_scope import monitor
import time

@monitor(model="test-model")
def generate(prompt: str) -> str:
    time.sleep(0.1)
    return "hello from llm-scope-observer"

Every time generate(...) runs, a record is written to a local SQLite database (llm_scope.db by default).

2. Run the dashboard

After some traffic:

llm-scope ui --host 127.0.0.1 --port 8000
# or
python -m llm_scope.cli ui --host 127.0.0.1 --port 8000

Open:

• http://127.0.0.1:8000/

and you’ll see:

• Average latency per model
• Slowest calls (tail latency)
• Token usage and tokens/sec
• Error counts
• CPU / RAM / GPU vs. latency
• Hallucination score per call

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How it works (high level)

• Middleware / decorator:

  • @monitor(model="llama3") wraps any function.
  • Captures start/end times, prompt, response, and errors.
  • Sends a metrics record to the storage backend.

• Metrics:

  • Token estimation from prompt and response text.
  • System stats from psutil (and optionally pynvml).
  • Simple heuristics for hallucination risk.

• Storage:

  • SQLite via sqlite3 by default.
  • One table: llm_calls with timestamps, model, metrics, error, tags.

• Dashboard:

  • FastAPI app.
  • Reads from the same SQLite file.
  • Renders an HTML summary page (no external JS required).

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Roadmap

This is an early MVP. Planned next steps include:

• Prompt clustering and slow-prompt detection
• Model A vs. Model B comparison
• Basic alerting hooks and export to tools like Grafana
• Optional HTTP ingestion mode (sidecar / agent model)

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License

MIT