unify-integration 0.1.11

The Unify tool package gives access to a single sign on client with multiple LLM endpoints and their metadata

Unify Integration for Prompt Flow

Introduction

This tool package provides access to numerous endpoints and custom routers, with the option to employ dynamic routing to obtain responses from the best-suited model@provider for your task.

Requirements

PyPI package: unify-integration.

• For local users:

  pip install unify-integration
  

  Recommended to be used with the VS Code extension for Prompt flow.

Unify-specific inputs (optional)

Name	Type	Description	Required
cost	string	Cost-per-token for the endpoint.	No
quality	string	The quality value of the model based on dataset evaluations done by the oracle model.	No
inter_token_latency	string	The delay before a new token is output.	No
time_to_first_token	string	The delay before the first token is generated	No
connection	CustomConnection	UnifyConnection using the Unify client	No

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Overview

This repository provides an integration between Unify and Promptflow, allowing seamless optimization of large language models (LLMs) using Unify's capabilities. With this integration, users can dynamically select the optimal model based on quality, cost, and latency constraints, as well as benchmark models for specific tasks.

Project Structure

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├── dist/                          # Distribution files for installation
│   ├── unify_integration-0.0.14-py3-none-any.whl
│   └── unify_integration-0.0.14.tar.gz
├── tests/                         # Test files for the Unify integration
│   ├── __init__.py
│   ├── quick_test.py              # Quick tests for package tools
│   ├── test_unify_llm_tool.py     # Unit tests for Unify LLM tool functionality
│   └── test_unify_llm.py          # Additional unit tests for Unify LLM
├── unify_llm_tool/                # Unify tool package and connection settings
│   ├── __init__.py
│   ├── connections/
│   │   └── unify_connection.yml   # Configuration for the Unify connection
│   └── examples/                  # Example workflows for Unify integration
├── tools/                         # Tools available in the Unify integration
│   ├── yamls/
│   │   ├── benchmark_llm_tool.yaml # YAML for the benchmark LLM tool
│   │   ├── chat_tool.yaml          # YAML for the chat tool
│   │   ├── optimize_llm_tool.yaml  # YAML for the LLM optimization tool
│   │   └── single_sign_on_tool.yaml # YAML for Single Sign-On tool
├── .gitignore                     # Git ignore file
├── .pre-commit-config.yaml        # Pre-commit hooks configuration
├── generate_icon_data_uri.py      # Script to generate base64 icons for the project
├── LICENSE                        # License file
├── MANIFEST.in                    # Manifest for including package data
├── README.md                      # Project README file
├── requirements.txt               # Required dependencies
├── setup.cfg                      # Configuration for flake8, isort, etc.
├── setup.py                       # Setup script for the project
└── unify_icon.png                 # Icon for the project

Installation

To install the project, you can either download the wheel or install the unify_integration package via pip:

pip install unify_integration-0.0.14-py3-none-any.whl

Alternatively, install directly from PyPI:

pip install unify-integration

Tools and Features

1. Optimize LLM Tool

Optimize LLM selection based on task constraints like quality, cost, and time. The YAML file configuration allows customization of these parameters.

unify_llm_tool.tools.optimize_llm_tool.optimize_llm:
  function: optimize_llm
  inputs:
    unify_api_key: '{{env: UNIFY_API_KEY}}'
    quality: "1"
    cost: "4.65e-03"
    time_to_first_token: "2.08e-05"

2. Benchmark LLM Tool

Benchmark multiple LLMs against a set of inputs to determine the best-performing model for a given task.

3. Chat Tool

Allows you to interact with custom endpoints using predefined or dynamic prompts.

4. Single Sign-On Tool

Single sign-on integration with multiple endpoints, streamlining the authentication process for various services.

Testing

The tests/ directory contains unit tests for each tool. You can run the tests using:

pytest tests/

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.