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- Problem with current prototype is that it is too different from the usual workflow of developers
- Likewise with DSPy
- Defining LLMs programmatically has potential though
- How do we use LLMs now?
- API, prompt, pre and post processing
- What if we define it as a JSON or YAML?
- Then load it via a library
- Optimizing returns a JSON
- Contains scores
- JSON defines the API as well
- BAML
- Or a schema grammar that optimizes for minimal tokens and maximum noise resistance
- Does schema declaration need nesting?
- Rules?
- If we are talking about how the LLM responds, rules are not required
- If we know the schema, we can parse an output for more efficiently and in a more noise-resistant manner, kinda like constrained generation, but constrained parsing
- i.e. we want to parse the most likely output from a noisy input
- If we can place restrictions on the schema (e.g. no reused keys, or all keys must start with _), it becomes even easier to parse
- Support imports? e.g. commonly used rules
- Can use imports to improve base config without overwriting
- Config automatically gets better when you run it
- Automatically updates prompt and adds error correction
- Use lock=True to prevent it from changing
- Add versioning within config file
- i.e. use latest prompt by default but retain last 5 prompts
- Stores examples whenever it is run
- Tries to rectify any error and add error correction
- Developer can check records later and fix examples, which will then be used to improve the prompt
To-do
- Basic YAML config
- Inputs
- bool
- int
- float
- str
- enum
- list
- object
- Outputs
- Rules
- Imports
- Inputs
- Basic optimization
- Optimize desc NAP
- Basic parsing
- Config - Demos
- Basic API
- Config - Basic rules
- Basic tests
- Tests for different input/output types of varying complexities
- Support sync and async
- Examples
- Documentation
- Optimization - error correction
- Optimization - demos
- Optimized parsing
- Infer types from YAML for autocomplete and hinting
- Examples logging
Notes
- Demos ideally need
reasoningattribute as well - Need to optimize loading time of config file
- Need to optimize "optimization" - we are running more calls than necessary
Tests
$ uv run coverage run --source ./otaro -m pytest
$ uv run coverage report -m
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