patronus 0.1.5rc2

Patronus Python SDK

Patronus Python SDK

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SDK Documentation: https://patronus-ai.github.io/patronus-py

Platform Documentation: https://docs.patronus.ai

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The Patronus Python SDK is a Python library for systematic evaluation of Large Language Models (LLMs). Build, test, and improve your LLM applications with customizable tasks, evaluators, and comprehensive experiment tracking.

Documentation

For detailed documentation, including API references and advanced usage, please visit our documentation.

Installation

pip install patronus

Quickstart

Initialization

import patronus

# Initialize with your Patronus API key
patronus.init(
    project_name="My Agent",  # Optional, defaults to "Global"
    api_key="your-api-key"      # Optional, can also be set via environment variable
)

You can also use a configuration file (patronus.yaml) for initialization:

# patronus.yaml
api_key: "your-api-key"
project_name: "My Agent"

With this configuration file in your working directory, you can simply call:

import patronus
patronus.init()  # Automatically loads config from patronus.yaml

Tracing

import patronus

patronus.init()

# Trace a function with the @traced decorator
@patronus.traced()
def process_input(user_query):
    # Process the input
    return "Processed: " + user_query

# Use context manager for finer-grained tracing
def complex_operation():
    with patronus.start_span("Data preparation"):
        # Prepare data
        pass

    with patronus.start_span("Model inference"):
        # Run model
        pass

Patronus evaluations

from patronus import init
from patronus import RemoteEvaluator

init()

check_hallucinates = RemoteEvaluator("lynx", "patronus:hallucination")

resp = check_hallucinates.evaluate(
    task_input="What is the car insurance policy?",
    task_context=(
        """
        To qualify for our car insurance policy, you need a way to show competence
        in driving which can be accomplished through a valid driver's license.
        You must have multiple years of experience and cannot be graduating from driving school before or on 2028.
        """
    ),
    task_output="To even qualify for our car insurance policy, you need to have a valid driver's license that expires later than 2028."
)
print(f"""
Hallucination evaluation:
Passed: {resp.pass_}
Score: {resp.score}
Explanation: {resp.explanation}
""")

User-Defined Evaluators

from patronus import init, evaluator
from patronus.evals import EvaluationResult

init()

# Simple evaluator function
@evaluator()
def exact_match(actual: str, expected: str) -> bool:
    return actual.strip() == expected.strip()

# More complex evaluator with detailed result
@evaluator()
def semantic_match(actual: str, expected: str) -> EvaluationResult:
    similarity = calculate_similarity(actual, expected)  # Your similarity function
    return EvaluationResult(
        score=similarity,
        pass_=similarity > 0.8,
        text_output="High similarity" if similarity > 0.8 else "Low similarity",
        explanation=f"Calculated similarity: {similarity}"
    )

# Use the evaluators
result = exact_match("Hello world", "Hello world")
print(f"Match: {result}")  # Output: Match: True

Running Experiments

The Patronus Python SDK includes a powerful experimentation framework designed to help you evaluate, compare, and improve your AI models. Whether you're working with pre-trained models, fine-tuning your own, or experimenting with new architectures, this framework provides the tools you need to set up, execute, and analyze experiments efficiently.

from patronus.evals import evaluator, RemoteEvaluator
from patronus.experiments import run_experiment, Row, TaskResult, FuncEvaluatorAdapter


def my_task(row: Row, **kwargs):
    return f"{row.task_input} World"


# Reference remote Judge Patronus Evaluator with is-concise criteria.
# This evaluator runs remotely on Patronus infrastructure.
is_concise = RemoteEvaluator("judge", "patronus:is-concise")


@evaluator()
def exact_match(row: Row, task_result: TaskResult, **kwargs):
    return task_result.output == row.task_output


result = run_experiment(
    project_name="Tutorial Project",
    dataset=[
        {
            "task_input": "Hello",
            "gold_answer": "Hello World",
        },
    ],
    task=my_task,
    evaluators=[is_concise, FuncEvaluatorAdapter(exact_match)],
)

result.to_csv("./experiment.csv")