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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 12 included reviews per hour; 11 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds OCI Generative AI configuration, documentation, profile-based authentication, shared Quickstart provider selection, and a capacity-planning example. Unit tests cover model selection, endpoint overrides, credential precedence, profile signers, and missing SDK handling. ChangesOCI Generative AI integration
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participant Environment
participant Quickstart
participant OCI SDK
participant get_llm_client
participant CapacityPlanner
Environment->>Quickstart: provide OCI model and credential settings
Quickstart->>OCI SDK: load profile signer when configured
OCI SDK-->>Quickstart: return OCI signer
Quickstart->>get_llm_client: pass OCI model, compartment, and signer
get_llm_client->>CapacityPlanner: initialize OCI-backed workflow
CapacityPlanner->>OCI Generative AI: request capacity recommendation
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- Line 105: Update the dedicated-endpoint example to replace the arbitrary
“oci/my-imported-nemotron” model value with the matching oci/<model-type>
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- Around line 5-6: Update the model support statement in the NOOA agent
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- Around line 141-142: Update the OCI provider-selection statements in
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…ted provider litellm already routes oci/<model> to OCI Generative AI, and get_llm_client forwards provider kwargs unchanged; this makes the path visible and turnkey. - Quickstart selector: when OCI_COMPARTMENT_ID is set (after NVIDIA_API_KEY, before OPENAI_API_KEY) the examples run on oci/meta.llama-3.3-70b-instruct. OCI_REGION, OCI_MODEL, and OCI_ENDPOINT_ID (dedicated endpoints such as an imported NVIDIA Nemotron model) are forwarded as litellm oci_* parameters. OCI_CLI_PROFILE names an ~/.oci/config profile (API key or `oci session authenticate` token); the selector builds the OCI SDK signer and passes it as oci_signer, so oci CLI users need no OCI_* credential variables. The oci SDK stays optional with a clear install message. - examples/quickstart/16_oci_generative_ai.py runs through the selector like the other quickstarts and skips with a message if another provider was chosen; the agent is a capacity planner whose deterministic helpers are its only source of facts. - docs/oci-generative-ai.md: authentication, catalog models, Nemotron on OCI (imported dedicated endpoints; self-hosted vLLM on OKE via hosted_vllm/), aliases and why region/compartment come from the environment, selector variables, troubleshooting. README, examples catalog, docs index, .env.example, and CHANGELOG updated. - tests/unit/test_quickstart_oci_selection.py covers the selector branch, the OCI_MODEL / OCI_ENDPOINT_ID overrides, the profile path and its missing-SDK error, and precedence against NVIDIA_API_KEY and OPENAI_API_KEY. Verified live on OCI Generative AI (us-chicago-1, meta.llama-3.3-70b-instruct, session-token profile) through the selector: quickstarts 01, 02, 03, and 16. Signed-off-by: Federico Kamelhar <federico.kamelhar@oracle.com>
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- Around line 53-54: Update the OCI signer example around SecurityTokenSigner to
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- Limit the provider claim to chat and text-generation models; NOOA uses LiteLLM's completion interface, so embedding models are out of scope. - Dedicated endpoints: use a real vendor-prefixed model id, since LiteLLM derives the request format from the prefix even when oci_endpoint_id is set. - State the NVIDIA_API_KEY precedence in both the docs and the example. - Pass the profile passphrase to the key loader so encrypted session-token profiles work (docs example and the quickstart selector helper). Signed-off-by: Federico Kamelhar <federico.kamelhar@oracle.com>
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Makes Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) Generative AI a documented, turnkey provider for NOOA. litellm already routes
oci/<model>to OCI Generative AI (and NOOA'sget_llm_clientforwards provider kwargs unchanged), so this is docs, an example, and a small selector branch rather than new client code.nooa.util.quickstart): whenOCI_COMPARTMENT_IDis set andNVIDIA_API_KEYis not, the examples run onoci/meta.llama-3.3-70b-instruct.OCI_REGION,OCI_MODEL, andOCI_ENDPOINT_ID(dedicated endpoints, e.g. an imported NVIDIA Nemotron model) are forwarded as litellmoci_*parameters. Credentials come either from an~/.oci/configprofile named byOCI_CLI_PROFILE(API key oroci session authenticatetoken, built into an OCI SDK signer and passed asoci_signer; theociSDK stays optional with a clear install message) or from theOCI_USER,OCI_TENANCY,OCI_FINGERPRINT,OCI_KEY_FILEvariables that litellm reads itself. With those variables set, every quickstart runs on OCI unchanged.examples/quickstart/16_oci_generative_ai.py: runs through the selector like the other quickstarts and skips with a message if the selector chose another provider; the agent is a capacity planner whose deterministic helpers are its only source of facts.docs/oci-generative-ai.md: authentication, catalog model strings, NVIDIA Nemotron on OCI (imported dedicated endpoints; self-hosted vLLM on OKE viahosted_vllm/), aliases (and why region/compartment come from env, since registry aliases forward a fixed key set), the selector variables, troubleshooting..env.example, andCHANGELOG.mdupdated.tests/unit/test_quickstart_oci_selection.pycovers the selector branch, theOCI_MODEL/OCI_ENDPOINT_IDoverrides, the profile path (with a stubbedocimodule) and its missing-SDK error, and precedence againstNVIDIA_API_KEYandOPENAI_API_KEY.Verified live against OCI Generative AI in
us-chicago-1withmeta.llama-3.3-70b-instructand a session-token profile through the selector: quickstarts 01, 02, 03, and 16 all completed; 16's CodeAct method calledgpu_shapes()/fits()and returned a validRecommendation(VM.GPU.A10.2for a 21.6 GB checkpoint with 1.25x headroom). Locally,uv run pytest -q -m "not integration and not stress and not sandbox"(the CI expression) passes, anduv run ruff check .,uv run ruff format --check ., and the pre-commit hooks (pyright, check-spdx) pass.Related issues
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