refactor: inline Gemini internal tools detection logic#928
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- Remove import dependency on is_gemini_internal_tool helper function - Inline logic directly in llm.py and openai_client.py - Maintain identical functionality and debug logging - Handle valid tools: googleSearch, urlContext, codeExecution - Properly skip unknown tools with appropriate logging - Preserve backward compatibility Co-authored-by: Mervin Praison <MervinPraison@users.noreply.github.com>
WalkthroughThe changes remove the dependency on the Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Tester
participant LLM
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Tester->>LLM: Call _format_tools_for_litellm(tools)
LLM->>LLM: For each tool, check if dict with one key in {googleSearch, urlContext, codeExecution}
LLM-->>Tester: Return formatted tools
Tester->>OpenAIClient: Call format_tools(tools)
OpenAIClient->>OpenAIClient: For each tool, check if dict with one key in {googleSearch, urlContext, codeExecution}
OpenAIClient-->>Tester: Return formatted tools
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Summary of Changes
Hello @MervinPraison, I'm Gemini Code Assist1! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed!
This pull request implements a targeted refactoring to streamline the codebase by inlining the Gemini internal tool detection logic. This change removes a specific import dependency, making the llm.py and openai_client.py modules more self-contained. The core functionality for handling Gemini tools remains unchanged, with added clarity in the code and explicit debug logging for skipped tools. A new test script has been added to validate the refactored logic.
Highlights
- Refactoring: The
is_gemini_internal_toolhelper function has been inlined directly into thellm.pyandopenai_client.pymodules, eliminating an external import dependency. - Tool Detection Logic: The logic for identifying valid Gemini internal tools (specifically
googleSearch,urlContext, andcodeExecution) is now explicitly defined within the_format_tools_for_litellmmethod inllm.pyand theformat_toolsmethod inopenai_client.py. - Improved Logging: Enhanced debug logging has been added to explicitly report when unknown or unsupported tools are skipped during the formatting process, maintaining identical functionality to the original implementation.
- New Test Script: A new standalone test script,
test_gemini_tools.py, has been introduced to verify the correct functionality of the refactored Gemini tool detection and formatting logic in bothLLMandOpenAIClient.
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The pull request refactors Gemini internal tools detection, removing a dependency. To improve maintainability, I suggest defining the tool list as a constant in a shared location and converting the test script to use pytest for automated verification.
| tool_name = next(iter(tool.keys())) | ||
| logging.debug(f"Using Gemini internal tool: {tool_name}") | ||
| formatted_tools.append(tool) | ||
| gemini_internal_tools = {'googleSearch', 'urlContext', 'codeExecution'} |
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Consider defining gemini_internal_tools as a constant outside this block to avoid re-creation on each iteration and potential DRY violation with openai_client.py. This enhances performance and maintainability.
gemini_internal_tools = {'googleSearch', 'urlContext', 'codeExecution'}
if tool_name in gemini_internal_tools:| tool_name = next(iter(tool.keys())) | ||
| logging.debug(f"Using Gemini internal tool: {tool_name}") | ||
| formatted_tools.append(tool) | ||
| gemini_internal_tools = {'googleSearch', 'urlContext', 'codeExecution'} |
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This gemini_internal_tools set is duplicated from llm.py, violating DRY. Define it as a constant in a shared location to improve maintainability.
gemini_internal_tools = {'googleSearch', 'urlContext', 'codeExecution'}
if tool_name in gemini_internal_tools:| print("Testing LLM tool formatting...") | ||
| llm = LLM(model="gpt-4o-mini") | ||
| tools = [ | ||
| {'googleSearch': {}}, # Valid Gemini tool | ||
| {'urlContext': {}}, # Valid Gemini tool | ||
| {'codeExecution': {}}, # Valid Gemini tool | ||
| {'unknown': {}} # Invalid tool - should be skipped | ||
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| print(f"LLM formatted tools ({len(formatted)} tools):", formatted) | ||
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| client = OpenAIClient(api_key="not-needed") | ||
| formatted = client.format_tools(tools) | ||
| print(f"OpenAI client formatted tools ({len(formatted)} tools):", formatted) | ||
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The current test script relies on manual output inspection. Convert it to use pytest with assert statements for automated verification, improving robustness and CI/CD integration.
import pytest
import logging
from praisonaiagents.llm.llm import LLM
from praisonaiagents.llm.openai_client import OpenAIClient
VALID_GEMINI_TOOLS = [
{'googleSearch': {}},
{'urlContext': {}},
{'codeExecution': {}},
]
INVALID_TOOLS = [
{'unknown': {}},
'not_a_tool',
123,
None,
{'too': 'many', 'keys': 'here'}
]
TEST_TOOLS = VALID_GEMINI_TOOLS + INVALID_TOOLS
@pytest.fixture
def llm_instance():
return LLM(model="gpt-4o-mini")
@pytest.fixture
def openai_client_instance():
return OpenAIClient(api_key="not-needed")
def test_llm_format_tools_for_litellm(llm_instance, caplog):
caplog.set_level(logging.DEBUG)
formatted = llm_instance._format_tools_for_litellm(TEST_TOOLS)
assert formatted is not None
assert len(formatted) == len(VALID_GEMINI_TOOLS)
for tool in VALID_GEMINI_TOOLS:
assert tool in formatted
tool_name = next(iter(tool.keys()))
assert f"Using Gemini internal tool: {tool_name}" in caplog.text
assert f"Skipping unknown tool: unknown" in caplog.text
assert "Skipping tool of unsupported type: <class 'str'>" in caplog.text
assert "Skipping tool of unsupported type: <class 'int'>" in caplog.text
assert "Skipping tool of unsupported type: <class 'NoneType'>" in caplog.text
assert "Skipping tool of unsupported type: <class 'dict'>" in caplog.text
def test_openai_client_format_tools(openai_client_instance, caplog):
caplog.set_level(logging.DEBUG)
formatted = openai_client_instance.format_tools(TEST_TOOLS)
assert formatted is not None
assert len(formatted) == len(VALID_GEMINI_TOOLS)
for tool in VALID_GEMINI_TOOLS:
assert tool in formatted
tool_name = next(iter(tool.keys()))
assert f"Using Gemini internal tool: {tool_name}" in caplog.text
assert f"Skipping unknown tool: unknown" in caplog.text
assert "Skipping tool of unsupported type: <class 'str'>" in caplog.text
assert "Skipping tool of unsupported type: <class 'int'>" in caplog.text
assert "Skipping tool of unsupported type: <class 'NoneType'>" in caplog.text
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src/praisonai-agents/praisonaiagents/llm/openai_client.py (1)
409-416: Logic implementation is correct, but consider extracting shared constant for maintainability.The inlined Gemini internal tools detection logic is implemented correctly and preserves the original functionality. However, since this same logic is duplicated in
llm.py, consider extracting the hardcoded set to a shared module constant to improve maintainability.Suggested improvement:
Create a shared constant in a common module (e.g.,
constants.pyormodel_capabilities.py):# In a shared module GEMINI_INTERNAL_TOOLS = {'googleSearch', 'urlContext', 'codeExecution'}Then import and use it:
+from .constants import GEMINI_INTERNAL_TOOLS + elif isinstance(tool, dict) and len(tool) == 1: tool_name = next(iter(tool.keys())) - gemini_internal_tools = {'googleSearch', 'urlContext', 'codeExecution'} - if tool_name in gemini_internal_tools: + if tool_name in GEMINI_INTERNAL_TOOLS: logging.debug(f"Using Gemini internal tool: {tool_name}") formatted_tools.append(tool) else: logging.debug(f"Skipping unknown tool: {tool_name}")This approach maintains the benefits of removing the
is_gemini_internal_toolfunction dependency while avoiding code duplication across multiple files.src/praisonai-agents/praisonaiagents/llm/llm.py (1)
653-660: LGTM! Clean refactoring that successfully inlines the Gemini tool detection logic.The implementation correctly identifies Gemini internal tools by checking for single-key dictionaries and validating against the expected tool names. The debug logging behavior is preserved as intended.
Minor optimization suggestion: Consider moving the
gemini_internal_toolsset to a class constant to avoid recreating it on every method call:class LLM: """ Easy to use wrapper for language models. Supports multiple providers like OpenAI, Anthropic, and others through LiteLLM. """ + # Gemini internal tools + GEMINI_INTERNAL_TOOLS = {'googleSearch', 'urlContext', 'codeExecution'} # Default window sizes for different models (75% of actual to be safe) MODEL_WINDOWS = {Then update the method to use the class constant:
elif isinstance(tool, dict) and len(tool) == 1: tool_name = next(iter(tool.keys())) - gemini_internal_tools = {'googleSearch', 'urlContext', 'codeExecution'} - if tool_name in gemini_internal_tools: + if tool_name in self.GEMINI_INTERNAL_TOOLS: logging.debug(f"Using Gemini internal tool: {tool_name}") formatted_tools.append(tool) else: logging.debug(f"Skipping unknown tool: {tool_name}")test_gemini_tools.py (2)
19-19: Consider using a mock API key or environment variableThe hardcoded model name
"gpt-4o-mini"might cause issues if the model requires authentication or specific configuration.-llm = LLM(model="gpt-4o-mini") +llm = LLM(model="gpt-4o-mini", api_key=os.getenv("OPENAI_API_KEY", "test-key"))
31-31: Use environment variable for API keyThe hardcoded API key "not-needed" should be replaced with a more appropriate approach.
-client = OpenAIClient(api_key="not-needed") +client = OpenAIClient(api_key=os.getenv("OPENAI_API_KEY", "test-key"))
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Learning: Applies to src/praisonai-ts/src/llm/llm.ts : Replace all references to 'LLM' or 'litellm' with 'aisdk' usage for large language model calls in Node.js/TypeScript code.
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test_gemini_tools.py (8)
1-3: LGTM: Standard Python script headerThe shebang line and docstring are properly formatted and provide clear context for the script's purpose.
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14-16: LGTM: Import statementsThe imports are correctly structured for the test requirements.
18-25: Test data setup is appropriateThe test data correctly includes the three valid Gemini tools (
googleSearch,urlContext,codeExecution) and one invalid tool (unknown) to verify the filtering logic.
35-35: LGTM: Success messageThe completion message is appropriate for a test script.
37-40: LGTM: Error handlingThe exception handling provides good debugging information with traceback.
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src/praisonai-agents/praisonaiagents/llmexists and contains the expected modules (llm.py,openai_client.py, etc.), so thesys.path.insertcall is correct as-is.
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Avoid testing private methods directly
Testing private methods (those prefixed with _) is generally discouraged as they are implementation details that may change.
Consider either:
- Making the method public if it's part of the API
- Testing the public interface that uses this method
- Adding a comment explaining why testing the private method is necessary
-formatted = llm._format_tools_for_litellm(tools)
+# Note: Testing private method to verify internal tool filtering logic
+formatted = llm._format_tools_for_litellm(tools)📝 Committable suggestion
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| print(f"LLM formatted tools ({len(formatted)} tools):", formatted) |
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In test_gemini_tools.py around lines 27 to 28, the test directly calls a private
method _format_tools_for_litellm, which is discouraged. To fix this, either
refactor the code to make this method public if it is part of the intended API,
or modify the test to exercise the public interface that internally uses this
method. If neither is possible, add a comment explaining why testing this
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Add assertions to validate test results
The test only prints results but doesn't verify that the filtering logic works correctly. Add assertions to ensure the test validates the expected behavior.
formatted = llm._format_tools_for_litellm(tools)
print(f"LLM formatted tools ({len(formatted)} tools):", formatted)
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+# Verify that only valid Gemini tools are included
+assert len(formatted) == 3, f"Expected 3 tools, got {len(formatted)}"
+assert all(isinstance(tool, dict) for tool in formatted), "All tools should be dictionaries"
print("\nTesting OpenAI client tool formatting...")
client = OpenAIClient(api_key="not-needed")
formatted = client.format_tools(tools)
print(f"OpenAI client formatted tools ({len(formatted)} tools):", formatted)
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+# Verify that only valid Gemini tools are included
+assert len(formatted) == 3, f"Expected 3 tools, got {len(formatted)}"
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| formatted = llm._format_tools_for_litellm(tools) | |
| print(f"LLM formatted tools ({len(formatted)} tools):", formatted) | |
| print("\nTesting OpenAI client tool formatting...") | |
| client = OpenAIClient(api_key="not-needed") | |
| formatted = client.format_tools(tools) | |
| print(f"OpenAI client formatted tools ({len(formatted)} tools):", formatted) | |
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| print(f"LLM formatted tools ({len(formatted)} tools):", formatted) | |
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| assert len(formatted) == 3, f"Expected 3 tools, got {len(formatted)}" | |
| assert all(isinstance(tool, dict) for tool in formatted), "All tools should be dictionaries" | |
| print("\nTesting OpenAI client tool formatting...") | |
| client = OpenAIClient(api_key="not-needed") | |
| formatted = client.format_tools(tools) | |
| print(f"OpenAI client formatted tools ({len(formatted)} tools):", formatted) | |
| # Verify that only valid Gemini tools are included | |
| assert len(formatted) == 3, f"Expected 3 tools, got {len(formatted)}" | |
| assert all(isinstance(tool, dict) for tool in formatted), "All tools should be dictionaries" |
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In test_gemini_tools.py around lines 27 to 33, the test currently only prints
the formatted tools without verifying correctness. Add assertions after
formatting with both llm._format_tools_for_litellm and client.format_tools to
check that the output matches expected filtered results, ensuring the filtering
logic is properly validated.
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Fixes #926
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