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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds transport-neutral unified LLM contracts for provider identity, model normalization, reasoning artifacts, compatibility groups, opaque replay keys, and capability catalogs. It exposes these APIs publicly, adds contract and corpus validation, and raises the minimum Pydantic version to 2.11.0. ChangesUnified LLM contracts
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305-307: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winRestore the capability catalog after the override test.
register_reasoning_capabilitieswrites to the process-wide_REASONING_CAPABILITIESdict. This test leaves the "bananaai" entry in place for the rest of the session. The compat-group test at lines 256-273 already restores its registry in afinallyblock. Use the same pattern here, or add a fixture that snapshots and restores both registries.♻️ Proposed fix
register_reasoning_capabilities("bananaai", custom) - assert get_reasoning_capabilities("bananaai") is custom - assert get_reasoning_capabilities("BANANAai") is custom # case-insensitive + try: + assert get_reasoning_capabilities("bananaai") is custom + assert get_reasoning_capabilities("BANANAai") is custom # case-insensitive + finally: + from nooa.unifiedllm import contracts as c + + c._REASONING_CAPABILITIES.pop("bananaai", None)🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@src/nooa/unifiedllm/contracts.py`:
- Line 496: Normalize provider keys with provider.lower() when storing entries
in _REASONING_CAPABILITIES so mixed-case registrations remain reachable through
get_reasoning_capabilities. In src/nooa/unifiedllm/contracts.py lines 372-377,
lowercase each declared group.models member before the membership test so
mixed-case model IDs match; apply both changes in the indicated registry paths.
- Around line 412-417: Update the compatibility-key construction function around
compat_group_for to canonicalize the provider argument before using it in the
payload, matching the alias normalization described by its docstring and
ProviderIdentity.from_model_string. Increment OPAQUE_REPLAY_KEY_VERSION to
invalidate keys generated under the previous provider-normalization rule.
- Line 61: Raise the project-wide Pydantic dependency minimum from 2.5.0 to
2.11.0 so the JsonValue alias used by ReasoningRecord.payload is supported
during schema generation; update every dependency/lock configuration that
declares the floor and leave the type alias unchanged.
In `@tests/unifiedllm/test_contracts.py`:
- Around line 71-73: Update the provider identity contract test around
ProviderIdentity.model_validate to derive the opaque replay key from the
validated identity’s canonical provider data and assert it equals
identity.opaque_replay_key, replacing the presence-only assertion while
preserving the existing provider assertion.
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In `@tests/unifiedllm/test_contracts.py`:
- Around line 305-307: Wrap the override assertions around
register_reasoning_capabilities in a try/finally block and restore the original
reasoning-capability registry afterward, following the cleanup pattern used by
the compat-group test. Ensure the process-wide _REASONING_CAPABILITIES state is
unchanged for subsequent tests.
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Don't leak the PR number into the codebase.
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Done in 5af5155 - the __init__.py comment now reads "Provider contracts (identity and capability types)" with no PR reference. Verified with a sweep: no PR numbers, plan references, or process narration remain in any file in this PR.
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| This module freezes the PR 1 / Packet A contract surface of the reasoning, |
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Don't leak the PR number into the codebase. The comments should be durable comments that document the code and not be about our plan. Code should stand alone at every point.
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Done in 5af5155 - all module docstrings and comments were rewritten to document the code on its own terms (what it does and why), and the module docstring now explains the routing-string problem it solves rather than citing design docs. Sweep confirms no plan/PR references remain in any file.
| - llm-reasoning-capture-replay.md section 7 / 7.1 (compatibility and D-04 | ||
| key derivation rules) and section 12 / 12.1 (capability profile, D-07), | ||
| - llm-program-execution-backlog.md packets C-01 (ProviderIdentity) and | ||
| C-02 (capability profile / effort map). |
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Please go through all the comments and make sure that they are a reflection of the code that's implemented and not about our development plan.
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Done - audited every docstring and comment in the PR (contracts.py, test_contracts.py, init.py, and the fixture). All now describe the implemented behavior; the only remaining references to version bumps or normalization rules describe what the code itself does. Commit messages were also squashed to a single self-contained message.
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Does this need to live in NOOA? Isn't there something in Light LLM or any LLM that takes this responsibility? I can see the one benefit of making this provider-independent, meaning that we could switch from Light LLM to any LLM and back, or pick another library later on, but it's a lot of complexity to onboard, so I just want to make sure it's worth it.
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Answered in the code in 0dfc14c - the ProviderIdentity docstring now states the ownership rationale directly: litellm parses a routing string to pick where to send the request; that parsing is transport-specific and mutable across library versions, and it conflates gateway routes with providers (an openai/ prefix in a routed id is not evidence the model is served by OpenAI). This identity answers a different question - who produced a stored artifact and who may receive it back - which is stamped once at the adapter edge, persisted alongside captured reasoning, and compared long after the original request, potentially under a different transport. That durability requirement, plus the provider-independent switch benefit you named, is why it lives here rather than being borrowed from either library.
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- Around line 390-397: Update compat_group_for’s injected-groups lookup to
normalize each group’s model members before checking model_key, matching
register_compat_group behavior; preserve provider normalization and group
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- Line 327: Update the provider-marker matching logic in parse_model_string so
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Add a transport-neutral contracts module that resolves provider routing
strings to logical identity and types the reasoning/capability surfaces
providers disagree about.
ProviderIdentity + parse_model_string resolve routing strings
("openai/nvidia/zai-org/glm-5.3", "openai/azure/openai/gpt-5.6-sol",
"kimi-k3:free") exactly once at the adapter edge: routing/gateway prefixes,
namespace prefixes, provider aliases (claude->anthropic, zai->glm,
moonshot->kimi), and tier suffixes are stripped here, so no other code has
to guess a provider from a substring. Unresolvable strings fail closed with
UnknownProviderIdentityError instead of guessing.
Also typed:
- ReasoningKind / ReasoningRecord / ReasoningReplayMode and the recursive
JsonValue alias: retained reasoning artifacts as kind + payload +
provenance in NOOA-owned JSON, so they can be stored and compared without
holding provider SDK objects.
- derive_opaque_replay_key: a non-secret sha256 compatibility digest over
provider + api_style + endpoint/account scope + the declared model compat
group. The compat group is the model dimension of the key (raw model ids
are not mixed in, so model-id churn never changes the key);
normalization happens inside the derivation and is versioned with the key;
undeclared models derive no key rather than a speculative one; transport
is excluded.
- ModelCompatGroup: explicitly declared, provider-scoped membership (verified
live before registration) with conservative defaults for the gpt-5 and
claude-4-5 families.
- ReasoningCapabilities with effort_map (None = unsupported), a default
catalog, and an explicit override registry; unknown providers return None
rather than being promoted to supported.
JsonValue uses a PEP 695 recursive alias as a Pydantic field annotation,
which requires pydantic>=2.11 (the old-style Union alias recurses
infinitely under Pydantic 2.x schema generation), so the pydantic floor is
raised to 2.11.0 across the workspace pyprojects.
Pure additive: nothing consumes these types yet, and importing the module
pulls in no provider SDK.
Tests: golden JSON fixtures freeze every contract type's schema; gateway
aliases, normalization, key stability/divergence, same-group key equality,
Bedrock dotted-id convergence, fail-closed paths, and override semantics.
36 in test_contracts.py; 388 across the unifiedllm suite. Ruff clean.
Signed-off-by: Paul Furgale <pfurgale@nvidia.com>
…entity rationale - compat_group_for: lowercase members of injected groups mappings at lookup so callers passing their own declarations get the same case handling as register_compat_group; mixed-case members were previously unreachable - test: injected mixed-case group resolves through compat_group_for and derive_opaque_replay_key - JsonValue docstring: why it is defined here (json is a serializer, Any validates nothing, and old-style recursive aliases recurse infinitely under Pydantic 2.x schema generation) and why the PEP 695 form is required - ProviderIdentity docstring: why identity is owned here rather than borrowed from a transport library — litellm parses routing strings to pick where to send a request; this identity answers who produced a stored artifact and who may receive it back, persisted and compared long after the request Tests: 37 in test_contracts.py; 389 across the unifiedllm suite. Ruff clean. Signed-off-by: Paul Furgale <pfurgale@nvidia.com>
Harden parse_model_string against real catalog ids and pin the result with committed conformance fixtures. Parser fixes found by running the two live corpora (OpenRouter public catalog, 430 ids; NVIDIA inference gateway, 241 ids) through the parser and diffing against each catalog's own vendor attribution: - o-series (o1/o3/o4) and gpt-oss/gpt-audio/gpt-chat families, ordered before the generic gpt- prefix so they can match - gemma/lyria (google), muse-spark/muse-glimmer (meta), ministral/mixtral/codestral/devstral/voxtral (mistral), phi (microsoft) - ":batch" tier suffix alongside :free/:cloud; OpenRouter's leading "~" variant markers - vendor-alias spellings: meta-llama->meta, mistralai->mistral, x-ai->xai, deepseek-ai->deepseek, z-ai->glm, minimaxai->minimax, google->google, microsoft->microsoft - mid-id family markers for NVIDIA's post-trained derivatives (llama-3.1-nemotron-ultra, nemoguard, nemoretriever, nemosmith, nv-embedqa, nv-rerankqa, nv-embed, nv-rerank): no prefix rule can attribute a model line derived from another family's base, so the distinctive marker is matched anywhere in the final segment Conformance fixtures (tests/unifiedllm/fixtures/model_id_corpora.json) freeze both corpora with vendor ground truth; the new test module asserts zero misattribution on both corpora, guards the measured resolution rate against regressions, pins deployment spellings (azure/, vertex_ai/, bedrock/<region>/..., tier/variant markers, nvidia/<vendor>/<model>), and checks that undeclared boutique vendors fail closed. Measured after fixes: OpenRouter 320/430 resolved (74.4%), zero misattributions; NVIDIA gateway 82/90 vendor-segmented ids resolved (91.1%), zero misattributions. Unresolved ids are undeclared model families that fail closed rather than guessing. Tests: 6 new corpus tests + 37 contract tests; 395 across the unifiedllm suite. Ruff check + format clean. Signed-off-by: Paul Furgale <pfurgale@nvidia.com>
Extend the identity-parsing conformance corpora to the deployment-prefixed model ids (221 azure/, 127 vertex_ai/, 154 bedrock/ from the catalog bundled with the transport library, cross-referenced with each served model's bare-catalog provider). Transport labels (azure/bedrock/vertex_ai-*/...) are never treated as logical providers; ids the catalog cannot verify carry vendor=null and only the zero-misattribution and resolution-rate invariants apply to them. Parser hardening found by the deployment corpora: - vertex-style "@Version" suffixes ("claude-3-5-sonnet@20240620") - Azure media/aux families: gpt-image, gpt-realtime, dall-e, sora, text-embedding, tts-, whisper, codex - Vertex media families: imagen, chirp, imagegeneration, veo; jamba (ai21) - Bedrock vendor.model heads resolve and strip (moonshotai./qwen./minimax./ amazon./cohere.) including region and commitment path segments; the head strip only fires for declared vendor names so model families with dots in their ids ("jamba-1.5-mini") never lose their head - command-* (Cohere) matched without the trailing hyphen boundary Measured after fixes (verifiable ids): azure 178/184 (96.7%), vertex_ai 29/31 (93.5%), bedrock 151/152 (99.3%); zero misattributions and zero unexpected fail-closed ids across all three deployment corpora. Deployment spelling pins extended (region segments, commitment paths, @Version, vendor.model heads, media/aux families). Tests: 12 corpus tests (5 corpora, resolution-rate floors, deployment spellings, fail-closed); 401 across the unifiedllm suite. Ruff clean. Signed-off-by: Paul Furgale <pfurgale@nvidia.com>
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CodeAct take: Could we clarify this boundary? NOOA should own durable logical identity and persisted replay contracts, while LiteLLM can supply model-level capability facts. Please keep parsing as an adapter fallback and make capability lookup model/API-style aware instead of provider-wide.
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CodeAct take: I think the ownership split is mostly right. NOOA should own persisted reasoning records, replay policy/compatibility, and durable logical identity. LiteLLM cannot fully provide that identity: its get_llm_provider treats the leading openai/ route as the provider for the nested NVIDIA examples here. Could we make capabilities model/API-style aware, though? LiteLLM already has model-level reasoning and effort metadata, while get_reasoning_capabilities("openai") applies one profile—including an Azure-specific backfill flag—to every OpenAI model and endpoint. I suggest using LiteLLM facts at the adapter edge, then layering small NOOA overrides for missing or incorrect data. Explicit adapter identity would also be preferable, with parse_model_string kept as a legacy fallback. |
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CodeAct take: A couple of small public-API gaps:
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CodeAct take: Could we make ReasoningRecord.payload strict JSON? Pydantic currently accepts NaN/infinity but serializes them as null, so the value changes after persistence. It also coerces bytes to text. Please reject non-finite floats and non-JSON types, with a round-trip test for accepted payloads. |
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CodeAct take: Could we reject overlapping groups or define real override precedence here? If an adapter registers zzz-openai-next with {gpt-5.6-sol, gpt-next}, this lookup still picks openai-gpt-5 for gpt-5.6-sol but zzz-openai-next for gpt-next. The two declared group members then get different replay keys. A regression test with a differently named overlapping group would catch this.
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Add a transport-neutral contracts module that resolves provider routing strings to logical identity, and types the reasoning/capability surfaces providers disagree about. Purely additive — nothing consumes these types yet, existing clients/strategies/formatters are untouched, and importing the module pulls in no provider SDK.
Why
Model identifiers arrive as routing strings —
openai/nvidia/zai-org/glm-5.3,openai/azure/openai/gpt-5.6-sol,kimi-k3:free— that mix gateway routes, vendor namespaces, tier suffixes, and provider aliases into one identifier. Inferring semantic identity from those substrings is exactly how a routing prefix likeopenai/gets mistaken for the OpenAI provider. This module resolves a routing string to a logical provider exactly once, at the adapter edge, so no other code has to guess.What's in it
ProviderIdentity+parse_model_string— routing/gateway prefixes, namespace prefixes, provider aliases (claude→anthropic,zai→glm,moonshot→kimi), and tier suffixes (:free,:cloud) stripped once here. Unresolvable strings fail closed withUnknownProviderIdentityErrorrather than guessing. Bedrock-style dotted ids (anthropic.claude-sonnet-4-5) normalize to the same identity as the plain form.ReasoningKind/ReasoningRecord/ReasoningReplayMode+ the recursiveJsonValuealias — retained reasoning artifacts as kind + payload + provenance in NOOA-owned JSON, so they can be stored and compared without holding provider SDK objects.derive_opaque_replay_key— a non-secret SHA-256 compatibility digest over provider + api_style + endpoint/account scope + the declared model compat group. The compat group is the model dimension of the key (raw model ids are not mixed in, so model-id churn never changes the key); normalization happens inside the derivation and is versioned with the key; undeclared models derive no key rather than a speculative one; transport is excluded.ModelCompatGroup— explicitly declared, provider-scoped membership with conservative defaults for the gpt-5 and claude-4-5 families.ReasoningCapabilitieswitheffort_map(None= unsupported), a default catalog, and an explicit override registry; unknown providers returnNonerather than being promoted to supported.Dependency note
JsonValueuses a PEP 695 recursive alias as a Pydantic field annotation, which requirespydantic>=2.11— the old-styleUnionalias recurses infinitely under Pydantic 2.x schema generation (verified:RecursionError). The pydantic floor is raised to2.11.0across the workspace pyprojects; the lockfile already resolved to 2.13.4, so no environment changes in practice.Tests
Golden JSON fixtures freeze every contract type's schema; 36 tests cover gateway alias resolution, tier/alias normalization, key stability and divergence, same-group key equality, Bedrock dotted-id convergence, fail-closed paths (unknown identity, undeclared compat groups, unknown capabilities), capability override precedence, and a no-provider-SDK-imports guard. The golden fixture also asserts the frozen digest is reproducible from the derivation function.
uv run pytest tests/unifiedllm/— 388 passed. Ruff check + format clean.🤖🤖🤖
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