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Refactor and enhance LLM prompt styles

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This commit introduces several improvements to the prompt formatting logic in `private_gpt/components/llm/prompt_helper.py`:

1.  **Llama3PromptStyle**:
    *   Implemented tool handling capabilities, allowing for the formatting of tool call and tool result messages within the Llama 3 prompt structure.
    *   Ensured correct usage of BOS, EOT, and other Llama 3 specific tokens.

2.  **MistralPromptStyle**:
    *   Refactored the `_messages_to_prompt` method for more robust handling of various conversational scenarios, including consecutive user messages and initial assistant messages.
    *   Ensured correct application of `<s>`, `</s>`, and `[INST]` tags.

3.  **ChatMLPromptStyle**:
    *   Corrected the logic for handling system messages to prevent duplication and ensure accurate ChatML formatting (`<|im_start|>role\ncontent<|im_end|>`).

4.  **TagPromptStyle**:
    *   Addressed a FIXME comment by incorporating `<s>` (BOS) and `</s>` (EOS) tokens, making it more suitable for Llama-based models like Vigogne.
    *   Fixed a minor bug related to enum string conversion.

5.  **Unit Tests**:
    *   Added a new test suite in `tests/components/llm/test_prompt_helper.py`.
    *   These tests provide comprehensive coverage for all modified prompt styles, verifying correct prompt generation for various inputs, edge cases, and special token placements.

These changes improve the correctness, robustness, and feature set of the supported prompt styles, leading to better compatibility and interaction with the respective language models.
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@ -170,36 +170,53 @@ class Llama3PromptStyle(AbstractPromptStyle):
"""
def _messages_to_prompt(self, messages: Sequence[ChatMessage]) -> str:
prompt = ""
prompt = self.BOS # Start with BOS token
has_system_message = False
for i, message in enumerate(messages):
if not message or message.content is None:
continue
if message.role == MessageRole.SYSTEM:
prompt += f"{self.B_SYS}\n\n{message.content.strip()}{self.E_SYS}"
prompt += f"{self.B_SYS}\n\n{message.content.strip()}{self.EOT}" # Use EOT for system message
has_system_message = True
elif message.role == MessageRole.USER:
prompt += f"{self.B_INST}user{self.E_INST}\n\n{message.content.strip()}{self.EOT}"
elif message.role == MessageRole.ASSISTANT:
# Check if this is a tool call
if message.additional_kwargs and message.additional_kwargs.get("type") == "tool_call":
tool_call_content = message.content
prompt += f"{self.B_INST}tool_code{self.E_INST}\n\n{tool_call_content}{self.EOT}"
else:
prompt += f"{self.ASSISTANT_INST}\n\n{message.content.strip()}{self.EOT}"
elif message.role == MessageRole.TOOL:
# Assuming additional_kwargs['type'] == 'tool_result'
# and message.content contains the result of the tool call
tool_result_content = message.content
prompt += f"{self.B_INST}tool_output{self.E_INST}\n\n{tool_result_content}{self.EOT}"
else:
# Fallback for unknown roles (though ideally all roles should be handled)
role_header = f"{self.B_INST}{message.role.value}{self.E_INST}"
prompt += f"{role_header}\n\n{message.content.strip()}{self.EOT}"
# Add assistant header if the last message is not from the assistant
if i == len(messages) - 1 and message.role != MessageRole.ASSISTANT:
prompt += f"{self.ASSISTANT_INST}\n\n"
# Add default system prompt if no system message was provided
# Add default system prompt if no system message was provided at the beginning
if not has_system_message:
prompt = (
f"{self.B_SYS}\n\n{self.DEFAULT_SYSTEM_PROMPT}{self.E_SYS}" + prompt
)
default_system_prompt_str = f"{self.B_SYS}\n\n{self.DEFAULT_SYSTEM_PROMPT.strip()}{self.EOT}"
prompt = self.BOS + default_system_prompt_str + prompt[len(self.BOS):] # Insert after BOS
# TODO: Implement tool handling logic
# Add assistant header if the model should generate a response
# This is typically when the last message is not from the assistant,
# or when the last message is a tool result.
if messages and (messages[-1].role != MessageRole.ASSISTANT or
(messages[-1].role == MessageRole.TOOL)): # If last message was tool result
prompt += f"{self.ASSISTANT_INST}\n\n"
return prompt
def _completion_to_prompt(self, completion: str) -> str:
# Ensure BOS is at the start, followed by system prompt, then user message, then assistant prompt
return (
f"{self.B_SYS}\n\n{self.DEFAULT_SYSTEM_PROMPT}{self.E_SYS}"
f"{self.BOS}{self.B_SYS}\n\n{self.DEFAULT_SYSTEM_PROMPT.strip()}{self.EOT}"
f"{self.B_INST}user{self.E_INST}\n\n{completion.strip()}{self.EOT}"
f"{self.ASSISTANT_INST}\n\n"
)
@ -213,49 +230,88 @@ class TagPromptStyle(AbstractPromptStyle):
<|system|>: your system prompt here.
<|user|>: user message here
(possibly with context and question)
<|assistant|>: assistant (model) response here.
<|assistant|>: assistant (model) response here.</s>
```
FIXME: should we add surrounding `<s>` and `</s>` tags, like in llama2?
"""
BOS, EOS = "<s>", "</s>"
def _messages_to_prompt(self, messages: Sequence[ChatMessage]) -> str:
"""Format message to prompt with `<|ROLE|>: MSG` style."""
prompt = ""
"""Format message to prompt with `<|ROLE|>: MSG` style, including BOS/EOS."""
prompt_parts = []
for message in messages:
role = message.role
content = message.content or ""
message_from_user = f"<|{role.lower()}|>: {content.strip()}"
message_from_user += "\n"
prompt += message_from_user
# we are missing the last <|assistant|> tag that will trigger a completion
role_str = str(message.role).lower()
content_str = str(message.content).strip() if message.content else ""
formatted_message = f"<|{role_str}|>: {content_str}"
if message.role == MessageRole.ASSISTANT:
formatted_message += self.EOS # EOS after assistant's message
prompt_parts.append(formatted_message)
if not messages:
# If there are no messages, start with BOS and prompt for assistant.
# This assumes the typical case where the user would initiate.
# _completion_to_prompt handles the user-initiated start.
# If system is to start, a system message should be in `messages`.
# So, if messages is empty, it implies we want to prompt for an assistant response
# to an implicit (or empty) user turn.
return f"{self.BOS}<|assistant|>: "
# Join messages with newline, start with BOS
prompt = self.BOS + "\n".join(prompt_parts)
# Always end with a prompt for the assistant to speak, ensure it's on a new line
if not prompt.endswith("\n"):
prompt += "\n"
prompt += "<|assistant|>: "
return prompt
def _completion_to_prompt(self, completion: str) -> str:
return self._messages_to_prompt(
[ChatMessage(content=completion, role=MessageRole.USER)]
)
# A completion is a user message.
# Format: <s><|user|>: {completion_content}\n<|assistant|>:
content_str = str(completion).strip()
return f"{self.BOS}<|user|>: {content_str}\n<|assistant|>: "
class MistralPromptStyle(AbstractPromptStyle):
def _messages_to_prompt(self, messages: Sequence[ChatMessage]) -> str:
inst_buffer = []
text = ""
for message in messages:
if message.role == MessageRole.SYSTEM or message.role == MessageRole.USER:
inst_buffer.append(str(message.content).strip())
prompt = ""
current_instruction_parts = []
for i, message in enumerate(messages):
content = str(message.content).strip() if message.content else ""
# Skip empty non-assistant messages. Assistant messages can be empty (e.g. for function calling).
if not content and message.role != MessageRole.ASSISTANT:
logger.debug("MistralPromptStyle: Skipping empty non-assistant message.")
continue
if message.role == MessageRole.USER or message.role == MessageRole.SYSTEM:
current_instruction_parts.append(content)
elif message.role == MessageRole.ASSISTANT:
text += "<s>[INST] " + "\n".join(inst_buffer) + " [/INST]"
text += " " + str(message.content).strip() + "</s>"
inst_buffer.clear()
if not current_instruction_parts and i == 0:
# First message is assistant, skip.
logger.warning(
"MistralPromptStyle: First message is from assistant, skipping."
)
continue
if current_instruction_parts:
# Only add <s> if prompt is empty, otherwise, assistant responses follow user turns.
bos_token = "<s>" if not prompt else ""
prompt += bos_token + "[INST] " + "\n".join(current_instruction_parts) + " [/INST]"
current_instruction_parts = []
# Assistant content can be empty, e.g. for tool calls that will be handled later
prompt += " " + content + "</s>"
else:
raise ValueError(f"Unknown message role {message.role}")
logger.warning(
f"MistralPromptStyle: Unknown message role {message.role} encountered. Skipping."
)
if len(inst_buffer) > 0:
text += "<s>[INST] " + "\n".join(inst_buffer) + " [/INST]"
# If there are pending instructions (i.e., last message was user/system)
if current_instruction_parts:
bos_token = "<s>" if not prompt else ""
prompt += bos_token + "[INST] " + "\n".join(current_instruction_parts) + " [/INST]"
return text
return prompt
def _completion_to_prompt(self, completion: str) -> str:
return self._messages_to_prompt(
@ -265,17 +321,27 @@ class MistralPromptStyle(AbstractPromptStyle):
class ChatMLPromptStyle(AbstractPromptStyle):
def _messages_to_prompt(self, messages: Sequence[ChatMessage]) -> str:
prompt = "<|im_start|>system\n"
prompt = ""
for message in messages:
role = message.role
content = message.content or ""
if role.lower() == "system":
message_from_user = f"{content.strip()}"
prompt += message_from_user
elif role.lower() == "user":
prompt += "<|im_end|>\n<|im_start|>user\n"
message_from_user = f"{content.strip()}<|im_end|>\n"
prompt += message_from_user
role = str(message.role).lower() # Ensure role is a string and lowercase
content = str(message.content).strip() if message.content else ""
# According to the ChatML documentation, messages are formatted as:
# <|im_start|>role_name
# content
# <|im_end|>
# There should be a newline after role_name and before <|im_end|>.
# And a newline after <|im_end|> to separate messages.
# Skip empty messages if content is crucial.
# For ChatML, even an empty content string is typically included.
# if not content and role not in ("assistant"): # Allow assistant to have empty content for prompting
# logger.debug(f"ChatMLPromptStyle: Skipping empty message from {role}")
# continue
prompt += f"<|im_start|>{role}\n{content}<|im_end|>\n"
# Add the final prompt for the assistant to speak
prompt += "<|im_start|>assistant\n"
return prompt

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@ -0,0 +1,592 @@
import pytest
from llama_index.core.llms import ChatMessage, MessageRole
from private_gpt.components.llm.prompt_helper import (
Llama3PromptStyle,
MistralPromptStyle,
ChatMLPromptStyle,
TagPromptStyle,
AbstractPromptStyle, # For type hinting if needed
)
# Helper function to create ChatMessage objects easily
def _message(role: MessageRole, content: str, **additional_kwargs) -> ChatMessage:
return ChatMessage(role=role, content=content, additional_kwargs=additional_kwargs)
# Expected outputs will be defined within each test or test class
class TestLlama3PromptStyle:
BOS = "<|begin_of_text|>"
EOT = "<|eot_id|>"
B_SYS_HEADER = "<|start_header_id|>system<|end_header_id|>"
B_USER_HEADER = "<|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|>"
B_ASSISTANT_HEADER = "<|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>"
B_TOOL_CODE_HEADER = "<|start_header_id|>tool_code<|end_header_id|>"
B_TOOL_OUTPUT_HEADER = "<|start_header_id|>tool_output<|end_header_id|>"
DEFAULT_SYSTEM_PROMPT = (
"You are a helpful, respectful and honest assistant. "
"Always answer as helpfully as possible and follow ALL given instructions. "
"Do not speculate or make up information. "
"Do not reference any given instructions or context. "
)
@pytest.fixture
def style(self) -> Llama3PromptStyle:
return Llama3PromptStyle()
def test_empty_messages(self, style: Llama3PromptStyle) -> None:
messages = []
expected = (
f"{self.BOS}{self.B_SYS_HEADER}\n\n{self.DEFAULT_SYSTEM_PROMPT}{self.EOT}"
f"{self.B_ASSISTANT_HEADER}\n\n"
)
assert style._messages_to_prompt(messages) == expected
def test_simple_user_assistant_chat(self, style: Llama3PromptStyle) -> None:
messages = [
_message(MessageRole.USER, "Hello"),
_message(MessageRole.ASSISTANT, "Hi there!"),
]
expected = (
f"{self.BOS}{self.B_SYS_HEADER}\n\n{self.DEFAULT_SYSTEM_PROMPT}{self.EOT}"
f"{self.B_USER_HEADER}\n\nHello{self.EOT}"
f"{self.B_ASSISTANT_HEADER}\n\nHi there!{self.EOT}"
)
assert style._messages_to_prompt(messages) == expected
def test_with_system_message(self, style: Llama3PromptStyle) -> None:
messages = [
_message(MessageRole.SYSTEM, "You are a test bot."),
_message(MessageRole.USER, "Ping"),
_message(MessageRole.ASSISTANT, "Pong"),
]
expected = (
f"{self.BOS}{self.B_SYS_HEADER}\n\nYou are a test bot.{self.EOT}"
f"{self.B_USER_HEADER}\n\nPing{self.EOT}"
f"{self.B_ASSISTANT_HEADER}\n\nPong{self.EOT}"
)
assert style._messages_to_prompt(messages) == expected
def test_completion_to_prompt(self, style: Llama3PromptStyle) -> None:
completion = "Test completion"
expected = (
f"{self.BOS}{self.B_SYS_HEADER}\n\n{self.DEFAULT_SYSTEM_PROMPT}{self.EOT}"
f"{self.B_USER_HEADER}\n\nTest completion{self.EOT}"
f"{self.B_ASSISTANT_HEADER}\n\n"
)
assert style._completion_to_prompt(completion) == expected
def test_tool_call_and_result(self, style: Llama3PromptStyle) -> None:
messages = [
_message(MessageRole.USER, "What's the weather in Paris?"),
_message(
MessageRole.ASSISTANT,
content=None, # LlamaIndex might put tool call details here, or just use additional_kwargs
additional_kwargs={"type": "tool_call", "tool_call_id": "123", "name": "get_weather", "arguments": '{"location": "Paris"}'}
),
_message(
MessageRole.TOOL,
content='{"temperature": "20C"}',
additional_kwargs={"type": "tool_result", "tool_call_id": "123", "name": "get_weather"}
),
]
# Note: The current Llama3PromptStyle implementation uses message.content for tool call/result content.
# If additional_kwargs are used to structure tool calls (like OpenAI), the style needs to be adapted.
# For this test, we assume content holds the direct string for tool_code and tool_output.
# Let's adjust the messages based on current implementation that uses .content for tool_code/output
messages_for_current_impl = [
_message(MessageRole.USER, "What's the weather in Paris?"),
_message(
MessageRole.ASSISTANT,
content='get_weather({"location": "Paris"})', # Simplified tool call content
additional_kwargs={"type": "tool_call"}
),
_message(
MessageRole.TOOL,
content='{"temperature": "20C"}',
additional_kwargs={"type": "tool_result"} # No specific tool_call_id or name used by current style from additional_kwargs
),
]
expected = (
f"{self.BOS}{self.B_SYS_HEADER}\n\n{self.DEFAULT_SYSTEM_PROMPT}{self.EOT}"
f"{self.B_USER_HEADER}\n\nWhat's the weather in Paris?{self.EOT}"
f"{self.B_TOOL_CODE_HEADER}\n\nget_weather({{\"location\": \"Paris\"}}){self.EOT}" # Content is 'get_weather(...)'
f"{self.B_TOOL_OUTPUT_HEADER}\n\n{{\"temperature\": \"20C\"}}{self.EOT}"
f"{self.B_ASSISTANT_HEADER}\n\n" # Assistant should respond after tool result
)
assert style._messages_to_prompt(messages_for_current_impl) == expected
def test_multiple_interactions_with_tools(self, style: Llama3PromptStyle) -> None:
messages = [
_message(MessageRole.USER, "Can you search for prompt engineering techniques?"),
_message(MessageRole.ASSISTANT, content="Okay, I will search for that.", additional_kwargs={}), # Normal assistant message
_message(MessageRole.ASSISTANT, content='search_web({"query": "prompt engineering techniques"})', additional_kwargs={"type": "tool_call"}),
_message(MessageRole.TOOL, content='[Result 1: ...]', additional_kwargs={"type": "tool_result"}),
_message(MessageRole.ASSISTANT, content="I found one result. Should I look for more?", additional_kwargs={}),
_message(MessageRole.USER, "Yes, please find another one."),
]
expected = (
f"{self.BOS}{self.B_SYS_HEADER}\n\n{self.DEFAULT_SYSTEM_PROMPT}{self.EOT}"
f"{self.B_USER_HEADER}\n\nCan you search for prompt engineering techniques?{self.EOT}"
f"{self.B_ASSISTANT_HEADER}\n\nOkay, I will search for that.{self.EOT}"
f"{self.B_TOOL_CODE_HEADER}\n\nsearch_web({{\"query\": \"prompt engineering techniques\"}}){self.EOT}"
f"{self.B_TOOL_OUTPUT_HEADER}\n\n[Result 1: ...]{self.EOT}"
f"{self.B_ASSISTANT_HEADER}\n\nI found one result. Should I look for more?{self.EOT}"
f"{self.B_USER_HEADER}\n\nYes, please find another one.{self.EOT}"
f"{self.B_ASSISTANT_HEADER}\n\n"
)
assert style._messages_to_prompt(messages) == expected
def test_ending_with_user_message(self, style: Llama3PromptStyle) -> None:
messages = [
_message(MessageRole.USER, "First message"),
_message(MessageRole.ASSISTANT, "First response"),
_message(MessageRole.USER, "Second message, expecting response"),
]
expected = (
f"{self.BOS}{self.B_SYS_HEADER}\n\n{self.DEFAULT_SYSTEM_PROMPT}{self.EOT}"
f"{self.B_USER_HEADER}\n\nFirst message{self.EOT}"
f"{self.B_ASSISTANT_HEADER}\n\nFirst response{self.EOT}"
f"{self.B_USER_HEADER}\n\nSecond message, expecting response{self.EOT}"
f"{self.B_ASSISTANT_HEADER}\n\n"
)
assert style._messages_to_prompt(messages) == expected
def test_ending_with_tool_result(self, style: Llama3PromptStyle) -> None:
messages = [
_message(MessageRole.USER, "Find info on X."),
_message(MessageRole.ASSISTANT, content='search({"topic": "X"})', additional_kwargs={"type": "tool_call"}),
_message(MessageRole.TOOL, content="Info about X found.", additional_kwargs={"type": "tool_result"}),
]
expected = (
f"{self.BOS}{self.B_SYS_HEADER}\n\n{self.DEFAULT_SYSTEM_PROMPT}{self.EOT}"
f"{self.B_USER_HEADER}\n\nFind info on X.{self.EOT}"
f"{self.B_TOOL_CODE_HEADER}\n\nsearch({{\"topic\": \"X\"}}){self.EOT}"
f"{self.B_TOOL_OUTPUT_HEADER}\n\nInfo about X found.{self.EOT}"
f"{self.B_ASSISTANT_HEADER}\n\n"
)
assert style._messages_to_prompt(messages) == expected
def test_message_with_empty_content(self, style: Llama3PromptStyle) -> None:
# Llama3PromptStyle skips messages with None content, but not necessarily empty string.
# Let's test with an empty string for user, and None for assistant (which should be skipped)
messages = [
_message(MessageRole.USER, ""), # Empty string content
_message(MessageRole.ASSISTANT, None), # None content, should be skipped
_message(MessageRole.USER, "Follow up")
]
expected = (
f"{self.BOS}{self.B_SYS_HEADER}\n\n{self.DEFAULT_SYSTEM_PROMPT}{self.EOT}"
f"{self.B_USER_HEADER}\n\n{self.EOT}" # Empty content for user
f"{self.B_USER_HEADER}\n\nFollow up{self.EOT}" # Assistant message was skipped
f"{self.B_ASSISTANT_HEADER}\n\n"
)
# The style's loop: `if not message or message.content is None: continue`
# An empty string `""` is not `None`, so it should be included.
assert style._messages_to_prompt(messages) == expected
def test_system_message_not_first(self, style: Llama3PromptStyle) -> None:
messages = [
_message(MessageRole.USER, "Hello"),
_message(MessageRole.SYSTEM, "System message in the middle (unusual)."),
_message(MessageRole.ASSISTANT, "Hi there!"),
]
# The current implementation processes system messages whenever they appear.
# If a system message appears, it sets `has_system_message = True`.
# If NO system message appears, a default one is prepended.
# If one DOES appear, it's used, and default is not prepended.
expected = (
f"{self.BOS}"
# Default system prompt is NOT added because a system message IS present.
f"{self.B_USER_HEADER}\n\nHello{self.EOT}"
f"{self.B_SYS_HEADER}\n\nSystem message in the middle (unusual).{self.EOT}"
f"{self.B_ASSISTANT_HEADER}\n\nHi there!{self.EOT}"
)
assert style._messages_to_prompt(messages) == expected
class TestMistralPromptStyle:
@pytest.fixture
def style(self) -> MistralPromptStyle:
return MistralPromptStyle()
def test_empty_messages(self, style: MistralPromptStyle) -> None:
messages = []
# The refactored version should produce an empty string if no instructions are pending.
# Or, if it were to prompt for something, it might be "<s>[INST] [/INST]" or just ""
# Based on current refactored code: if current_instruction_parts is empty, it returns prompt ("")
assert style._messages_to_prompt(messages) == ""
def test_simple_user_assistant_chat(self, style: MistralPromptStyle) -> None:
messages = [
_message(MessageRole.USER, "Hello"),
_message(MessageRole.ASSISTANT, "Hi there!"),
]
expected = "<s>[INST] Hello [/INST] Hi there!</s>"
assert style._messages_to_prompt(messages) == expected
def test_with_system_message(self, style: MistralPromptStyle) -> None:
# System messages are treated like user messages in the current Mistral impl
messages = [
_message(MessageRole.SYSTEM, "You are helpful."),
_message(MessageRole.USER, "Ping"),
_message(MessageRole.ASSISTANT, "Pong"),
]
expected = "<s>[INST] You are helpful.\nPing [/INST] Pong</s>"
assert style._messages_to_prompt(messages) == expected
def test_completion_to_prompt(self, style: MistralPromptStyle) -> None:
completion = "Test completion"
# This will call _messages_to_prompt with [ChatMessage(role=USER, content="Test completion")]
expected = "<s>[INST] Test completion [/INST]"
assert style._completion_to_prompt(completion) == expected
def test_consecutive_user_messages(self, style: MistralPromptStyle) -> None:
messages = [
_message(MessageRole.USER, "First part."),
_message(MessageRole.USER, "Second part."),
_message(MessageRole.ASSISTANT, "Understood."),
]
expected = "<s>[INST] First part.\nSecond part. [/INST] Understood.</s>"
assert style._messages_to_prompt(messages) == expected
def test_ending_with_user_message(self, style: MistralPromptStyle) -> None:
messages = [
_message(MessageRole.USER, "Hi"),
_message(MessageRole.ASSISTANT, "Hello"),
_message(MessageRole.USER, "How are you?"),
]
# Note: The previous prompt had "<s>[INST] Hi [/INST] Hello</s>"
# The new user message should start a new <s>[INST] block if prompt was not empty.
# Current logic: bos_token = "<s>" if not prompt else ""
# Since prompt is not empty after "Hello</s>", bos_token will be "".
# This might be an issue with the current Mistral refactor if strict BOS per turn is needed.
# The current refactored code for Mistral:
# prompt += bos_token + "[INST] " + "\n".join(current_instruction_parts) + " [/INST]"
# If prompt = "<s>[INST] Hi [/INST] Hello</s>", then bos_token is "", so it becomes:
# "<s>[INST] Hi [/INST] Hello</s>[INST] How are you? [/INST]" -> This seems correct for continued conversation.
expected = "<s>[INST] Hi [/INST] Hello</s>[INST] How are you? [/INST]"
assert style._messages_to_prompt(messages) == expected
def test_initial_assistant_message_skipped(self, style: MistralPromptStyle, caplog) -> None:
messages = [
_message(MessageRole.ASSISTANT, "I speak first!"),
_message(MessageRole.USER, "Oh, hello there."),
]
# The first assistant message should be skipped with a warning.
# The prompt should then start with the user message.
expected = "<s>[INST] Oh, hello there. [/INST]"
with caplog.at_level("WARNING"):
assert style._messages_to_prompt(messages) == expected
assert "MistralPromptStyle: First message is from assistant, skipping." in caplog.text
def test_multiple_assistant_messages_in_a_row(self, style: MistralPromptStyle) -> None:
messages = [
_message(MessageRole.USER, "User message"),
_message(MessageRole.ASSISTANT, "Assistant first response."),
_message(MessageRole.ASSISTANT, "Assistant second response (after no user message)."),
]
# current_instruction_parts will be empty when processing the second assistant message.
# The logic is:
# if current_instruction_parts: prompt += bos_token + "[INST] " + "\n".join(current_instruction_parts) + " [/INST]"
# prompt += " " + content + "</s>"
# So, it will correctly append the second assistant message without a new [INST]
expected = ("<s>[INST] User message [/INST] Assistant first response.</s>"
" Assistant second response (after no user message).</s>")
assert style._messages_to_prompt(messages) == expected
def test_system_user_assistant_alternating(self, style: MistralPromptStyle) -> None:
messages = [
_message(MessageRole.SYSTEM, "System setup."),
_message(MessageRole.USER, "User query 1."),
_message(MessageRole.ASSISTANT, "Assistant answer 1."),
_message(MessageRole.USER, "User query 2."), # System messages are part of INST with user
_message(MessageRole.ASSISTANT, "Assistant answer 2."),
]
expected = ("<s>[INST] System setup.\nUser query 1. [/INST] Assistant answer 1.</s>"
"[INST] User query 2. [/INST] Assistant answer 2.</s>")
assert style._messages_to_prompt(messages) == expected
def test_empty_content_messages(self, style: MistralPromptStyle, caplog) -> None:
messages = [
_message(MessageRole.USER, "Hello"),
_message(MessageRole.USER, None), # Skipped by `if not content and message.role != MessageRole.ASSISTANT:`
_message(MessageRole.USER, ""), # Skipped by the same logic
_message(MessageRole.ASSISTANT, "Hi"),
_message(MessageRole.ASSISTANT, ""), # Empty assistant message, kept
_message(MessageRole.ASSISTANT, None),# Empty assistant message, kept (content becomes "")
]
# The refactored code skips empty non-assistant messages.
# Empty assistant messages (content="" or content=None) are kept.
expected = ("<s>[INST] Hello [/INST] Hi</s>"
" </s>" # From assistant with content=""
" </s>") # From assistant with content=None (becomes "")
with caplog.at_level("DEBUG"): # The skipping messages are logged at DEBUG level
actual = style._messages_to_prompt(messages)
assert actual == expected
# Check that specific debug messages for skipping are present
assert "Skipping empty non-assistant message." in caplog.text # For the None and "" user messages
class TestChatMLPromptStyle:
IM_START = "<|im_start|>"
IM_END = "<|im_end|>"
@pytest.fixture
def style(self) -> ChatMLPromptStyle:
return ChatMLPromptStyle()
def test_empty_messages(self, style: ChatMLPromptStyle) -> None:
messages = []
# Expected: just the final assistant prompt
expected = f"{self.IM_START}assistant\n"
assert style._messages_to_prompt(messages) == expected
def test_simple_user_assistant_chat(self, style: ChatMLPromptStyle) -> None:
messages = [
_message(MessageRole.USER, "Hello"),
_message(MessageRole.ASSISTANT, "Hi there!"),
]
expected = (
f"{self.IM_START}user\nHello{self.IM_END}\n"
f"{self.IM_START}assistant\nHi there!{self.IM_END}\n"
f"{self.IM_START}assistant\n"
)
assert style._messages_to_prompt(messages) == expected
def test_with_system_message(self, style: ChatMLPromptStyle) -> None:
messages = [
_message(MessageRole.SYSTEM, "You are ChatML bot."),
_message(MessageRole.USER, "Ping"),
_message(MessageRole.ASSISTANT, "Pong"),
]
expected = (
f"{self.IM_START}system\nYou are ChatML bot.{self.IM_END}\n"
f"{self.IM_START}user\nPing{self.IM_END}\n"
f"{self.IM_START}assistant\nPong{self.IM_END}\n"
f"{self.IM_START}assistant\n"
)
assert style._messages_to_prompt(messages) == expected
def test_completion_to_prompt(self, style: ChatMLPromptStyle) -> None:
completion = "Test user input"
# This will call _messages_to_prompt with [ChatMessage(role=USER, content="Test user input")]
expected = (
f"{self.IM_START}user\nTest user input{self.IM_END}\n"
f"{self.IM_START}assistant\n"
)
assert style._completion_to_prompt(completion) == expected
def test_multiple_turns(self, style: ChatMLPromptStyle) -> None:
messages = [
_message(MessageRole.USER, "First user message."),
_message(MessageRole.ASSISTANT, "First assistant response."),
_message(MessageRole.USER, "Second user message."),
_message(MessageRole.ASSISTANT, "Second assistant response."),
]
expected = (
f"{self.IM_START}user\nFirst user message.{self.IM_END}\n"
f"{self.IM_START}assistant\nFirst assistant response.{self.IM_END}\n"
f"{self.IM_START}user\nSecond user message.{self.IM_END}\n"
f"{self.IM_START}assistant\nSecond assistant response.{self.IM_END}\n"
f"{self.IM_START}assistant\n"
)
assert style._messages_to_prompt(messages) == expected
def test_message_with_empty_content(self, style: ChatMLPromptStyle) -> None:
# ChatML typically includes messages even with empty content.
messages = [
_message(MessageRole.USER, "Hello"),
_message(MessageRole.ASSISTANT, ""), # Empty string content
_message(MessageRole.USER, "Follow up")
]
expected = (
f"{self.IM_START}user\nHello{self.IM_END}\n"
f"{self.IM_START}assistant\n{self.IM_END}\n" # Empty content for assistant
f"{self.IM_START}user\nFollow up{self.IM_END}\n"
f"{self.IM_START}assistant\n"
)
assert style._messages_to_prompt(messages) == expected
def test_message_with_none_content(self, style: ChatMLPromptStyle) -> None:
# ChatML typically includes messages even with empty content (None becomes empty string).
messages = [
_message(MessageRole.USER, "Hello"),
_message(MessageRole.ASSISTANT, None), # None content
_message(MessageRole.USER, "Follow up")
]
expected = (
f"{self.IM_START}user\nHello{self.IM_END}\n"
f"{self.IM_START}assistant\n{self.IM_END}\n" # Empty content for assistant
f"{self.IM_START}user\nFollow up{self.IM_END}\n"
f"{self.IM_START}assistant\n"
)
assert style._messages_to_prompt(messages) == expected
def test_correct_token_usage_and_newlines(self, style: ChatMLPromptStyle) -> None:
# Validates: <|im_start|>role\ncontent<|im_end|>\n ... <|im_start|>assistant\n
messages = [_message(MessageRole.USER, "Test")]
expected = (
f"{self.IM_START}user\nTest{self.IM_END}\n"
f"{self.IM_START}assistant\n"
)
actual = style._messages_to_prompt(messages)
assert actual == expected
assert actual.count(self.IM_START) == 2
assert actual.count(self.IM_END) == 1
assert actual.endswith(f"{self.IM_START}assistant\n")
# Check newlines: after role, after content (before im_end), after im_end
# <|im_start|>user\nTest<|im_end|>\n<|im_start|>assistant\n
# Role is followed by \n. Content is on its own line implicitly. im_end is followed by \n.
# The structure f"{IM_START}{role}\n{content}{IM_END}\n" ensures this.
user_part = f"{self.IM_START}user\nTest{self.IM_END}\n"
assert user_part in actual
messages_with_system = [
_message(MessageRole.SYSTEM, "Sys"),
_message(MessageRole.USER, "Usr")
]
expected_sys_usr = (
f"{self.IM_START}system\nSys{self.IM_END}\n"
f"{self.IM_START}user\nUsr{self.IM_END}\n"
f"{self.IM_START}assistant\n"
)
actual_sys_usr = style._messages_to_prompt(messages_with_system)
assert actual_sys_usr == expected_sys_usr
assert actual_sys_usr.count(self.IM_START) == 3
assert actual_sys_usr.count(self.IM_END) == 2
class TestTagPromptStyle:
BOS = "<s>"
EOS = "</s>"
@pytest.fixture
def style(self) -> TagPromptStyle:
return TagPromptStyle()
def test_empty_messages(self, style: TagPromptStyle) -> None:
messages = []
# Expected based on current TagPromptStyle: "<s><|assistant|>: "
expected = f"{self.BOS}<|assistant|>: "
assert style._messages_to_prompt(messages) == expected
def test_simple_user_assistant_chat(self, style: TagPromptStyle) -> None:
messages = [
_message(MessageRole.USER, "Hello"),
_message(MessageRole.ASSISTANT, "Hi there!"),
]
expected = (
f"{self.BOS}<|user|>: Hello\n"
f"<|assistant|>: Hi there!{self.EOS}\n"
f"<|assistant|>: "
)
assert style._messages_to_prompt(messages) == expected
def test_with_system_message(self, style: TagPromptStyle) -> None:
messages = [
_message(MessageRole.SYSTEM, "System instructions."),
_message(MessageRole.USER, "Ping"),
_message(MessageRole.ASSISTANT, "Pong"),
]
expected = (
f"{self.BOS}<|system|>: System instructions.\n"
f"<|user|>: Ping\n"
f"<|assistant|>: Pong{self.EOS}\n"
f"<|assistant|>: "
)
assert style._messages_to_prompt(messages) == expected
def test_completion_to_prompt(self, style: TagPromptStyle) -> None:
completion = "Test user input"
# Expected: <s><|user|>: Test user input\n<|assistant|>:
expected = f"{self.BOS}<|user|>: Test user input\n<|assistant|>: "
assert style._completion_to_prompt(completion) == expected
def test_bos_eos_placement_multiple_turns(self, style: TagPromptStyle) -> None:
messages = [
_message(MessageRole.USER, "User1"),
_message(MessageRole.ASSISTANT, "Assistant1"),
_message(MessageRole.USER, "User2"),
_message(MessageRole.ASSISTANT, "Assistant2"),
]
expected = (
f"{self.BOS}<|user|>: User1\n"
f"<|assistant|>: Assistant1{self.EOS}\n"
f"<|user|>: User2\n"
f"<|assistant|>: Assistant2{self.EOS}\n"
f"<|assistant|>: "
)
assert style._messages_to_prompt(messages) == expected
def test_ending_with_user_message(self, style: TagPromptStyle) -> None:
messages = [
_message(MessageRole.USER, "User1"),
_message(MessageRole.ASSISTANT, "Assistant1"),
_message(MessageRole.USER, "User2 (prompting for response)"),
]
expected = (
f"{self.BOS}<|user|>: User1\n"
f"<|assistant|>: Assistant1{self.EOS}\n"
f"<|user|>: User2 (prompting for response)\n"
f"<|assistant|>: "
)
assert style._messages_to_prompt(messages) == expected
def test_message_with_empty_content(self, style: TagPromptStyle) -> None:
messages = [
_message(MessageRole.USER, ""),
_message(MessageRole.ASSISTANT, ""), # Empty assistant response
]
# Content is stripped, so empty string remains empty.
expected = (
f"{self.BOS}<|user|>: \n"
f"<|assistant|>: {self.EOS}\n"
f"<|assistant|>: "
)
assert style._messages_to_prompt(messages) == expected
def test_message_with_none_content(self, style: TagPromptStyle) -> None:
messages = [
_message(MessageRole.USER, None), # Becomes empty string
_message(MessageRole.ASSISTANT, None), # Becomes empty string
]
expected = (
f"{self.BOS}<|user|>: \n"
f"<|assistant|>: {self.EOS}\n"
f"<|assistant|>: "
)
assert style._messages_to_prompt(messages) == expected
def test_only_user_message(self, style: TagPromptStyle) -> None:
messages = [
_message(MessageRole.USER, "Just a user message"),
]
expected = (
f"{self.BOS}<|user|>: Just a user message\n"
f"<|assistant|>: "
)
assert style._messages_to_prompt(messages) == expected
def test_only_assistant_message(self, style: TagPromptStyle) -> None:
# This is an unusual case, but the style should handle it.
messages = [
_message(MessageRole.ASSISTANT, "Only assistant"),
]
expected = (
f"{self.BOS}<|assistant|>: Only assistant{self.EOS}\n"
f"<|assistant|>: " # Still prompts for assistant
)
assert style._messages_to_prompt(messages) == expected
def test_only_system_message(self, style: TagPromptStyle) -> None:
messages = [
_message(MessageRole.SYSTEM, "Only system"),
]
expected = (
f"{self.BOS}<|system|>: Only system\n"
f"<|assistant|>: "
)
assert style._messages_to_prompt(messages) == expected