implements referenced documents on /query and updates /streaming_query to match #403
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WalkthroughAdds metadata parsing utilities and a ReferencedDocument model, extracts referenced documents from tool (knowledge_search) steps, threads referenced_documents through retrieve_response and query/streaming endpoints, and expands unit tests to cover parsing and propagation. Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Client
participant API as /query
participant Retriever as retrieve_response
participant Tools as ToolExec
participant Metadata as utils.metadata
Client->>API: POST /query
API->>Retriever: retrieve_response(prompt,...)
Retriever->>Tools: execute tools (incl. knowledge_search)
Tools-->>Retriever: tool_responses (may include metadata blocks)
Retriever->>Metadata: process_knowledge_search_content / parse_knowledge_search_metadata
Metadata-->>Retriever: metadata_map
Retriever->>Retriever: extract_referenced_documents_from_steps(steps)
Retriever-->>API: (response_text, conversation_id, referenced_documents)
API-->>Client: QueryResponse { ..., referenced_documents }
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1051-1101: Fix linter: unused variable 'referenced_documents'This is already addressed by the previous, more comprehensive suggestion for this block. Ensure the third return value is bound to
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69-81: New field referenced_documents is well-scoped and backward compatible
- Defaulting to an empty list maintains backward compatibility for existing clients.
- The examples are helpful and consistent with the data shape returned from the endpoint.
One nit: consider using a dedicated Pydantic model for each document (e.g., DocumentReference) instead of dicts to get schema validation and type safety for doc_url/doc_title.
As an optional improvement you could introduce a dedicated model and use it in the field:
class DocumentReference(BaseModel): doc_url: str doc_title: strThen update the field as:
referenced_documents: list[DocumentReference] = Field( default_factory=list, description="List of documents referenced in generating the response", examples=[[DocumentReference(doc_url="https://...", doc_title="...").model_dump()]], )
75-75: Fix linter: long URL lines exceed Pylint’s max-line-lengthPylint flags these as line-too-long due to the example URLs. Add inline disables just for these lines to keep examples intact without disabling globally.
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- "doc_url": "https://docs.openshift.com/container-platform/4.15/operators/olm/index.html", + "doc_url": "https://docs.openshift.com/container-platform/4.15/operators/olm/index.html", # pylint: disable=line-too-longAnd likewise in the json_schema example:
- "doc_url": "https://docs.openshift.com/container-platform/4.15/operators/olm/index.html", + "doc_url": "https://docs.openshift.com/container-platform/4.15/operators/olm/index.html", # pylint: disable=line-too-longAlso applies to: 91-91
src/app/endpoints/query.py (2)
48-67: Include referenced_documents in FastAPI response exampleThe 200 response example omits the new field, which may confuse API consumers reading the docs. Add referenced_documents to the success example to reflect the new API shape.
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query_response: dict[int | str, dict[str, Any]] = { "conversation_id": "123e4567-e89b-12d3-a456-426614174000", "response": "LLM answer", + "referenced_documents": [ + {"doc_url": "https://example.com/doc1", "doc_title": "Doc1"} + ], },
453-454: Fix linter: split long return lineThe return line is >100 chars. Assign content to a local var before returning.
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- return str(response.output_message.content), conversation_id, referenced_documents # type: ignore[union-attr] + output_text = str(response.output_message.content) # type: ignore[union-attr] + return output_text, conversation_id, referenced_documentstests/unit/app/endpoints/test_query.py (12)
516-516: Fix linter: long docstring lineShorten or wrap the docstring to keep it under 100 chars.
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- """Test the retrieve_response function extracts referenced documents from knowledge_search tool responses.""" + """Test that retrieve_response extracts referenced documents from + knowledge_search tool responses."""
494-503: Fix linter: unused variable 'referenced_documents'Replace the third binding with an underscore to signal intentional discard.
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- response, conversation_id, referenced_documents = await retrieve_response( + response, conversation_id, _ = await retrieve_response( mock_client, model_id, query_request, access_token )
591-604: Fix linter: unused variable 'referenced_documents'Apply this diff:
- response, conversation_id, referenced_documents = await retrieve_response( + response, conversation_id, _ = await retrieve_response( mock_client, model_id, query_request, access_token )
640-653: Fix linter: unused variable 'referenced_documents'Apply this diff:
- response, conversation_id, referenced_documents = await retrieve_response( + response, conversation_id, _ = await retrieve_response( mock_client, model_id, query_request, access_token )
692-705: Fix linter: unused variable 'referenced_documents'Apply this diff:
- response, conversation_id, referenced_documents = await retrieve_response( + response, conversation_id, _ = await retrieve_response( mock_client, model_id, query_request, access_token )
746-771: Fix linter: unused variable 'referenced_documents'Apply this diff:
- response, conversation_id, referenced_documents = await retrieve_response( + response, conversation_id, _ = await retrieve_response( mock_client, model_id, query_request, access_token )
802-820: Fix linter: unused variable 'referenced_documents'Apply this diff:
- response, conversation_id, referenced_documents = await retrieve_response( + response, conversation_id, _ = await retrieve_response( mock_client, model_id, query_request, access_token )
856-878: Fix linter: unused variable 'referenced_documents'Apply this diff:
- response, conversation_id, referenced_documents = await retrieve_response( + response, conversation_id, _ = await retrieve_response( mock_client, model_id, query_request, access_token )
911-952: Fix linter: unused variable 'referenced_documents' and reduce locals
- Replace the unused binding with underscore.
- Also remove an extra local by inlining the empty token literal.
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- access_token = "" - mcp_headers = { + mcp_headers = { "filesystem-server": {"Authorization": "Bearer test_token_123"}, "git-server": {"Authorization": "Bearer test_token_456"}, "http://another-server-mcp-server:3000": { "Authorization": "Bearer test_token_789" }, "unknown-mcp-server": { "Authorization": "Bearer test_token_for_unknown-mcp-server" }, } - - response, conversation_id, referenced_documents = await retrieve_response( + response, conversation_id, _ = await retrieve_response( mock_client, model_id, query_request, - access_token, + "", mcp_headers=mcp_headers, )And inline expected_mcp_headers to avoid another local:
- expected_mcp_headers = { - "http://localhost:3000": {"Authorization": "Bearer test_token_123"}, - "https://git.example.com/mcp": {"Authorization": "Bearer test_token_456"}, - "http://another-server-mcp-server:3000": { - "Authorization": "Bearer test_token_789" - }, - # we do not put "unknown-mcp-server" url as it's unknown to lightspeed-stack - } - # Check that the agent's extra_headers property was set correctly expected_extra_headers = { "X-LlamaStack-Provider-Data": json.dumps( { - "mcp_headers": expected_mcp_headers, + "mcp_headers": { + "http://localhost:3000": {"Authorization": "Bearer test_token_123"}, + "https://git.example.com/mcp": {"Authorization": "Bearer test_token_456"}, + "http://another-server-mcp-server:3000": { + "Authorization": "Bearer test_token_789" + }, + # we do not put "unknown-mcp-server" url as it's unknown to lightspeed-stack + }, } ) }
980-1006: Fix linter: unused variable 'referenced_documents'Apply this diff:
- response, conversation_id, referenced_documents = await retrieve_response( + response, conversation_id, _ = await retrieve_response( mock_client, model_id, query_request, access_token )
1412-1430: Fix linter: unused variable 'referenced_documents'Apply this diff:
- response, conversation_id, referenced_documents = await retrieve_response( + response, conversation_id, _ = await retrieve_response( mock_client, model_id, query_request, access_token )
1462-1490: Fix linter: unused variable 'referenced_documents'Apply this diff:
- response, conversation_id, referenced_documents = await retrieve_response( + response, conversation_id, _ = await retrieve_response( mock_client, model_id, query_request, access_token )
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52-54: Field docstring addition is clear and aligned with the featureThe additional attribute documentation for referenced_documents cleanly communicates intent and matches the API change.
src/app/endpoints/query.py (3)
196-203: Propagating referenced_documents through the handler looks correctUnpacking the triple from retrieve_response and passing referenced_documents into the QueryResponse aligns with the model change and tests.
230-235: QueryResponse now includes referenced_documents (LGTM)Response construction correctly populates the new field. This should keep OpenAPI docs and clients in sync with the model.
413-451: Confirm the stability of the metadata format (literal dicts) from providersYou rely on ast.literal_eval to parse dict-like strings such as "{'docs_url': ..., 'title': ..., 'document_id': ...}". This is generally safe, but brittle if a provider changes formatting (e.g., JSON, different casing, or no trailing newline). If there’s a chance of format drift, consider adding a fallback parser (e.g., normalize to JSON by replacing single quotes and None→null) or handling alternative key casings.
Would you like me to add a resilient fallback (JSON/YAML normalization) behind a try/except around literal_eval?
tests/unit/app/endpoints/test_query.py (4)
11-13: New imports (TextContentItem, ToolResponse) are appropriateThese types help simulate knowledge_search tool outputs accurately in tests.
33-60: Representative SAMPLE_KNOWLEDGE_SEARCH_RESULTSCovers multiple cases (valid metadata, wrong key casing, boundaries) ensuring robust parsing tests. Nicely done.
218-269: End-to-end propagation test for referenced_documents looks solidValidates handler propagation and metrics. This complements lower-level parsing tests well.
1132-1147: Tuple destructuring with underscores is good practiceUsing
_for the unused referenced_documents here is correct and linter-friendly.
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would be nice to refactor this code and code from /query_endpoint (is not it exactly the same)?
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do you want that refactor in this PR or in a separate PR?
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this branch is not covered by unit tests
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you mean the exception condition is not covered by unit tests?
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while the code changed, 8c0a1d0 adds exception handling unit tests
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263-269: Update call sites: retrieve_response now returns a 3-tuple (response, conversation_id, referenced_documents)retrieve_response was changed to return three values, but several call sites still unpack two values — they must be updated.
Files/locations to fix:
- src/app/endpoints/streaming_query.py:430 — currently:
response, conversation_id = await retrieve_response(...)
— change to include the third value (or use _ if unused).- tests/unit/app/endpoints/test_streaming_query.py — multiple tests still do 2-value unpacking (lines: 369, 406, 456, 507, 560, 615, 668, 1069, 1137, 1212, 1430, 1480). Update each to unpack three values, e.g.:
response, conversation_id, referenced_documents = await retrieve_response(...)
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response, conversation_id, _ = await retrieve_response(...)Suggested replacement snippet:
response, conversation_id, referenced_documents = await retrieve_response(
client, model_id, query_request, token
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46-46: Regex is fragile; anchor to line starts/ends and make non-greedy.Current pattern can miss metadata at file start/end or overmatch. Anchor to full line and enable MULTILINE. This mirrors a prior suggestion.
-METADATA_PATTERN = re.compile(r"\nMetadata: (\{.+})\n") +METADATA_PATTERN = re.compile(r"^Metadata:\s*(\{.*?\})\s*$", flags=re.MULTILINE)
49-67: Harden content parsing and log exceptions with stack traces.
- Use getattr to avoid AttributeError on missing attributes (defensive).
- Log with exc_info=True for easier debugging.
def _process_knowledge_search_content( tool_response: Any, metadata_map: dict[str, dict[str, Any]] ) -> None: """Process knowledge search tool response content for metadata.""" - for text_content_item in tool_response.content: - if not hasattr(text_content_item, "text"): - continue - - for match in METADATA_PATTERN.findall(text_content_item.text): + for text_content_item in getattr(tool_response, "content", []) or []: + text = getattr(text_content_item, "text", None) + if not text: + continue + + for match in METADATA_PATTERN.findall(text): try: meta = ast.literal_eval(match) if "document_id" in meta: metadata_map[meta["document_id"]] = meta except Exception: # pylint: disable=broad-except - logger.debug( - "An exception was thrown in processing %s", - match, - ) + logger.debug("Failed to parse metadata block: %s", match, exc_info=True)
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69-103: Defensive guards on step/tool attributes; reduce risk of AttributeError.Prefer guarded getattr checks for robustness when traversing agent steps. Also slightly simplify the final filter.
def extract_referenced_documents_from_steps(steps: list) -> list[dict[str, str]]: @@ - for step in steps: - if step.step_type != "tool_execution" or not hasattr(step, "tool_responses"): + for step in steps: + if getattr(step, "step_type", "") != "tool_execution" or not hasattr(step, "tool_responses"): continue @@ - for tool_response in step.tool_responses: - if ( - tool_response.tool_name != "knowledge_search" - or not tool_response.content - ): + for tool_response in getattr(step, "tool_responses", []) or []: + if getattr(tool_response, "tool_name", "") != "knowledge_search" or not getattr(tool_response, "content", []): continue @@ - return [ - { - "doc_url": v["docs_url"], - "doc_title": v["title"], - } - for v in filter( - lambda v: ("docs_url" in v) and ("title" in v), - metadata_map.values(), - ) - ] + return [ + {"doc_url": v["docs_url"], "doc_title": v["title"]} + for v in metadata_map.values() + if "docs_url" in v and "title" in v + ]
480-487: Validation error metric: consider counting all violations (optional).Current loop breaks on first violation, so multiple violations in steps will be counted once. If that’s intended, fine; otherwise, remove break.
- if step.step_type == "shield_call" and step.violation: + if getattr(step, "step_type", "") == "shield_call" and getattr(step, "violation", False): # Metric for LLM validation errors metrics.llm_calls_validation_errors_total.inc() - break
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106-119: OpenAPI example update looks good.Example includes referenced_documents with doc_url and doc_title; aligns with QueryResponse model.
297-301: Response now returns referenced_documents – good propagation.QueryResponse includes referenced_documents; matches API contract and tests.
491-497: Casting to str from output_message.content is pragmatic.Assuming output_message.content can be non-str (e.g., interleaved), forcing string ensures consistent API. Tests cover this path.
394-401: Return type widened to include referenced_documents.The type hint tuple[str, str, list[dict[str, str]]] is accurate and improves clarity.
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11-13: Importing TextContentItem and ToolResponse is correct for simulating tool outputs.These imports enable realistic knowledge_search content in tests.
33-59: Solid fixture data for knowledge_search parsing.Covers valid metadata, an invalid Title key, and surrounding noise. This mirrors real tool outputs and exercises the parser well.
159-162: Adaptation to 3-tuple from retrieve_response is correct.Helper test now expects referenced_documents as third element; maintains backward compatibility via tests.
218-269: End-to-end test for referenced_documents propagation is comprehensive.Verifies endpoint returns referenced_documents and metrics increment. Good coverage.
494-503: Vector DB path test updated for 3-tuple; asserts referenced_documents empty.Accurately asserts empty referenced_documents when knowledge_search is absent.
512-568: Parser behavior test thoroughly validates extraction logic.Asserts two documents extracted, incorrect key ignored. This guards against regressions in regex/metadata parsing.
1049-1099: MCP headers propagation assertions are precise.Validates normalization to server URLs and exclusion of unknown nicknames; aligns with handle_mcp_headers_with_toolgroups behavior.
1281-1299: Auth token plumbing verified in endpoint – good smoke test.Ensures token is correctly passed through to retrieve_response.
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69-99: Nice extraction of metadata parsing into helpersSplitting parsing into _process_knowledge_search_content and extract_referenced_documents_from_steps significantly reduces nesting and improves readability/testability. This aligns with prior refactor suggestions.
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46-46: Regex: allow optional leading whitespace for resilienceGood improvement anchoring the whole "Metadata:" line and using non-greedy capture. To be robust against indentation or leading spaces in tool output, allow optional leading whitespace.
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-METADATA_PATTERN = re.compile(r"^Metadata:\s*(\{.*?\})\s*$", re.MULTILINE) +METADATA_PATTERN = re.compile(r"^\s*Metadata:\s*(\{.*?\})\s*$", re.MULTILINE)
49-67: Narrow exception handling and include stack trace in debug logCatching bare Exception is too broad here. Limit to expected exceptions from ast.literal_eval and include exc_info to aid debugging. Keep the message text to avoid breaking current tests.
- except Exception: # pylint: disable=broad-except - logger.debug( - "An exception was thrown in processing %s", - match, - ) + except (SyntaxError, ValueError): # only expected from literal_eval + logger.debug( + "An exception was thrown in processing %s", + match, + exc_info=True, + )
489-494: Defensive handling of non-string or absent output contentCasting output_message.content via str() can produce "None" or unexpected representations if content is None or a structured object. Add a small guard to safely coerce to a string without emitting "None".
- response_obj = cast(Any, response) - return ( - str(response_obj.output_message.content), - conversation_id, - referenced_documents, - ) + response_obj = cast(Any, response) + content = getattr(getattr(response_obj, "output_message", None), "content", "") + content_str = "" if content is None else str(content) + return ( + content_str, + conversation_id, + referenced_documents, + )tests/unit/app/endpoints/test_query.py (3)
34-61: Add a sample with leading whitespace before “Metadata:” to harden the regex coverageTo future-proof against indented tool outputs, include a variant with leading spaces before "Metadata:" and assert it’s parsed. This will cover the suggested regex tweak.
SAMPLE_KNOWLEDGE_SEARCH_RESULTS = [ @@ Metadata: {'docs_url': 'https://example.com/doc2', 'title': 'Doc2', 'document_id': 'doc-2', \ 'source': None} """, + """Result 2b +Content: ABC + Metadata: {'docs_url': 'https://example.com/doc2b', 'title': 'Doc2b', 'document_id': 'doc-2b', 'source': None} +""", @@ # Following metadata contains an intentionally incorrect keyword "Title" (instead of "title")And extend the assertions accordingly in test_retrieve_response_with_knowledge_search_extracts_referenced_documents:
- assert len(referenced_documents) == 2 + assert len(referenced_documents) == 3 @@ - assert referenced_documents[1]["doc_url"] == "https://example.com/doc2" - assert referenced_documents[1]["doc_title"] == "Doc2" + assert referenced_documents[1]["doc_url"] == "https://example.com/doc2" + assert referenced_documents[1]["doc_title"] == "Doc2" + assert referenced_documents[2]["doc_url"] == "https://example.com/doc2b" + assert referenced_documents[2]["doc_title"] == "Doc2b"
100-116: Remove redundant configuration patchingTwo consecutive patches set configuration and then immediately overwrite it with None. The first patch is redundant.
- mocker.patch( - "app.endpoints.query.configuration", - return_value=mocker.Mock(), - ) - mocker.patch("app.endpoints.query.configuration", None) + mocker.patch("app.endpoints.query.configuration", None)
272-347: Patch the configuration in the correct module to reduce fragilityThese tests patch metrics.utils.configuration, but select_model_and_provider_id reads configuration from app.endpoints.query. Patching the wrong module works here only because the code path doesn't require the defaults in the first test, but it’s brittle in the second test.
Prefer patching the target module’s configuration defaults directly:
- mocker.patch( - "metrics.utils.configuration.inference.default_provider", - "default_provider", - ) - mocker.patch( - "metrics.utils.configuration.inference.default_model", - "default_model", - ) + mocker.patch("app.endpoints.query.configuration.inference.default_provider", "default_provider") + mocker.patch("app.endpoints.query.configuration.inference.default_model", "default_model")Do the same in test_select_model_and_provider_id_from_configuration.
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102-115: OpenAPI example status code mismatch (503 vs actual 500)The example responses advertise 503 for connection errors, but the handler raises HTTP_500_INTERNAL_SERVER_ERROR (Line 305). Aligning these avoids confusion and API contract drift.
If you prefer keeping 500 (as the implementation and tests expect), adjust the example to 500:
- 503: { + 500: { "detail": { "response": "Unable to connect to Llama Stack", "cause": "Connection error.", } },Alternatively, change the raised status to 503 and update tests accordingly.
476-485: Metric increment on shield violations is correct and localizedScanning steps for shield violations and incrementing llm_calls_validation_errors_total is precise and keeps metrics concerns local to retrieval. Looks good.
293-297: API shape propagation is correctreferenced_documents is returned alongside response and conversation_id as designed. Good propagation to QueryResponse.
396-396: Return type annotation update is appropriateUpdating retrieve_response to return the referenced_documents triple is consistent with the new feature and reflected across call sites and tests.
tests/unit/app/endpoints/test_query.py (2)
1589-1724: Good coverage of parsing edge cases for metadata extractionThe unit tests around _process_knowledge_search_content cover valid metadata, syntax errors, non-literal content, non-dict literals, missing document_id, and missing text attributes. This is thorough and helps prevent regressions.
219-270: End-to-end validation of referenced_documents through the endpoint is solidVerifying that referenced_documents propagate from retrieve_response through query_endpoint_handler and that metrics increment as expected is exactly what we need for this feature.
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1102-1146: Set output_message.content in the test (or fixture) to avoid a flakeprepare_agent_mocks only sets
mock_agent.create_turn.return_value.steps = []and does not setoutput_message/output_message.content. Many other tests explicitly setoutput_message.content, but this test (test_retrieve_response_shield_violation) does not — so if the fixture changes, the test can flake.Actionable fixes (choose one):
- Add to the test (tests/unit/app/endpoints/test_query.py, test_retrieve_response_shield_violation ~lines 1102–1146):
mock_agent.create_turn.return_value.output_message.content = "LLM answer"- Or update the fixture (tests/unit/conftest.py) to ensure a default output_message, e.g.:
mock_agent.create_turn.return_value.output_message = mocker.Mock(content="LLM answer")Files to update:
- tests/unit/app/endpoints/test_query.py (test_retrieve_response_shield_violation)
- or tests/unit/conftest.py (prepare_agent_mocks fixture)
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46-46: Regex robustness LGTMAnchoring with MULTILINE and a non-greedy group will behave well across edge cases (start/end-of-text, trailing spaces). Good improvement.
69-100: Consider moving shared parsing to a reusable module to de-duplicate with /streaming_queryBoth endpoints need the same extraction. Extract METADATA_PATTERN, _process_knowledge_search_content, and extract_referenced_documents_from_steps into a shared utils module and reuse from both.
High-level steps:
- Create utils/references.py with the regex and helpers.
- Import and use in both query.py and streaming_query.py.
- Add focused unit tests for the utils module.
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52-54: Docstring wording nit: remove “optional” for referenced_documentsThe field defaults to an empty list and is always present in the schema. Calling it “optional” in the docstring is confusing.
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- referenced_documents: The optional URLs and titles for the documents used + referenced_documents: URLs and titles for the documents used to generate the response.src/app/endpoints/query.py (1)
69-100: Type annotate steps for clarity and static checkingImprove signature to communicate contents and help type checkers.
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-def extract_referenced_documents_from_steps(steps: list) -> list[dict[str, str]]: +def extract_referenced_documents_from_steps(steps: list[Any]) -> list[dict[str, str]]:tests/unit/app/endpoints/test_query.py (4)
219-271: End-to-end test for referenced_documents propagation is solidAsserts both presence and content ordering. Consider also asserting that the API still increments metrics as expected (already included).
Optional: also assert that response.referenced_documents keys match exactly {"doc_url", "doc_title"} to catch shape regressions.
513-569: Extraction path via retrieve_response is well exercisedYou validate parsing, ordering, and the intentional exclusion of a malformed record. Consider adding a duplicate document_id case to verify de-duplication semantics (last write vs. first write).
Would you like a parametrized test example for duplicates?
592-607: Consistency: assert referenced_documents == [] where applicableIn most non-knowledge_search scenarios you ignore the third return. For completeness, consider asserting referenced_documents == [] as done in test_retrieve_response_vector_db_available.
Apply similar assertions in these tests to lock in the contract that referenced_documents defaults to an empty list when no parsing occurs.
Also applies to: 641-654, 693-706, 747-764, 803-821, 857-879, 912-953, 981-1007, 1050-1100
1589-1725: Unit tests around _process_knowledge_search_content are excellentYou cover valid metadata, syntax errors, value errors, non-dict metadata, missing document_id, and missing text attributes. This gives high confidence in the helper’s resilience.
If you adopt the suggested exc_info logging change, update assertions to accept the extra kwarg; the current checks on the message string will still pass.
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92-100: Example payload update looks goodThe example now shows referenced_documents in the docs schema. Matches the new API surface.
src/app/endpoints/query.py (4)
106-114: OpenAPI example enhancement LGTMGood to expose referenced_documents in the example payload for discoverability.
259-266: Propagating referenced_documents through the handler is correctThe handler now unpacks and forwards referenced_documents, aligning /query with /streaming_query behavior.
293-297: QueryResponse now returns referenced_documents — niceThis addition is backward compatible (additive) and will help clients surface citations.
396-396: Return type change verified — no external two-tuple call sites foundChecked the repo for definitions, imports, and call sites of retrieve_response. Findings are concise:
- src/app/endpoints/query.py — retrieve_response signature updated to return (response, conversation_id, referenced_documents); query_endpoint_handler in the same file unpacks three values.
- tests/unit/app/endpoints/test_query.py — imports app.endpoints.query.retrieve_response and unpacks three values (tests updated).
- src/app/endpoints/streaming_query.py — defines its own retrieve_response (returns pair) and calls/unpacks two values; tests/unit/app/endpoints/test_streaming_query.py imports streaming_query.retrieve_response and unpacks two values.
- No other modules import retrieve_response from app.endpoints.query and no stray two-tuple usages referencing the updated function were found.
No changes required.
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34-61: Test fixture for knowledge_search output is clear and realisticGood coverage of valid entries and a deliberate casing mismatch that should be ignored.
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46-46: Regex hardening for metadata lines looks solidAnchoring with MULTILINE, allowing indentation, and using a non-greedy group fixes the fragility of the original pattern.
489-497: Safe access to output_message/content prevents AttributeError and “None” leaksThe guarded getattr chain and explicit
Nonehandling ensure a stable empty string for missing content. This aligns with the new tests.
53-67: Harden helper: guard content iterable and type-check parsed metadataGuard against None/empty
tool_response.content, skip items lacking non-emptytext, and ensuremetais a dict before subscripting. This prevents edge-caseTypeErrors and makes the helper robust in isolation (not only when gated by the caller).Apply this diff:
- for text_content_item in tool_response.content: - if not hasattr(text_content_item, "text"): - continue - - for match in METADATA_PATTERN.findall(text_content_item.text): + for text_content_item in (getattr(tool_response, "content", []) or []): + text = getattr(text_content_item, "text", None) + if not text: + continue + for match in METADATA_PATTERN.findall(text): try: - meta = ast.literal_eval(match) - if "document_id" in meta: - metadata_map[meta["document_id"]] = meta + meta = ast.literal_eval(match) + if isinstance(meta, dict) and "document_id" in meta: + metadata_map[meta["document_id"]] = meta except (SyntaxError, ValueError): # only expected from literal_eval logger.debug( "An exception was thrown in processing %s", match, exc_info=True, )
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70-101: Consider centralizing step parsing to avoid duplication with streaming path
extract_referenced_documents_from_steps()is clear and correct. To reduce drift between /query and /streaming_query, consider moving this helper (and the content processor) to a shared module (e.g., utils or a common endpoints helper) and using it in both places.
260-266: Minor naming nit: avoid shadowing response text with “response” variableRenaming the local
responsetoresponse_textavoids confusion withQueryResponse.responseand improves readability when passing through transcript storage and response construction.Apply this diff:
- response, conversation_id, referenced_documents = await retrieve_response( + response_text, conversation_id, referenced_documents = await retrieve_response( client, llama_stack_model_id, query_request, token, mcp_headers=mcp_headers, ) @@ - store_transcript( + store_transcript( user_id=user_id, conversation_id=conversation_id, model_id=model_id, provider_id=provider_id, query_is_valid=True, # TODO(lucasagomes): implement as part of query validation query=query_request.query, query_request=query_request, - response=response, + response=response_text, rag_chunks=[], # TODO(lucasagomes): implement rag_chunks truncated=False, # TODO(lucasagomes): implement truncation as part of quota work attachments=query_request.attachments or [], ) @@ - return QueryResponse( - conversation_id=conversation_id, - response=response, - referenced_documents=referenced_documents, - ) + return QueryResponse( + conversation_id=conversation_id, + response=response_text, + referenced_documents=referenced_documents, + )Also applies to: 273-285, 294-298
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512-570: Order-sensitive assertions may be brittle across refactorsThe current implementation preserves insertion order, but future refactors might not. Consider asserting set-equality or sorting by doc_url to reduce brittleness.
Example:
expected = [ {"doc_url": "https://example.com/doc1", "doc_title": "Doc1"}, {"doc_url": "https://example.com/doc2", "doc_title": "Doc2"}, {"doc_url": "https://example.com/doc2b", "doc_title": "Doc2b"}, ] assert sorted(referenced_documents, key=lambda d: d["doc_url"]) == sorted(expected, key=lambda d: d["doc_url"])
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477-488: Shield violation metrics and referenced document extraction: LGTMGating on
shield_callviolations and then extracting referenced docs from tool steps matches the intended behavior and keeps concerns separated.tests/unit/app/endpoints/test_query.py (5)
11-13: Accurate modeling of tool responses for testsImporting TextContentItem and ToolResponse improves fidelity against the client’s data structures.
34-65: Sample knowledge_search payloads exercise realistic parsing pathsGood inclusion of indentation variants and an intentionally mis-capitalized Title to validate filtering.
220-272: End-to-end assertion for referenced documents through /query is strongValidates propagation, counts, and metrics without over-mocking internals.
1589-1710: Helper-focused tests cover success and failure modes wellGood coverage: valid parse, SyntaxError, ValueError, non-dict metadata, and missing text attribute.
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1728-1876: Robustness tests for output_message/content edge cases are on pointValidates None content, missing output_message, missing content attribute, and structured object content.
also implements the pydantic object for streaming_query since it wouldn't make sense to behave differently across endpoints
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49-49: Harden metadata regex to match /query and avoid brittle parsingThis pattern is fragile (greedy, newline-bound). Align it with the improved, multiline-anchored, non-greedy pattern used in /query to prevent missed matches and over-capture.
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51-51: Regex improved: anchored, non-greedy, and multiline — niceThis addresses brittleness of the previous pattern and matches entire Metadata lines reliably.
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35-66: Shared SAMPLE_KNOWLEDGE_SEARCH_RESULTS improves readability of testsClear fixture-like constant that drives multiple tests. Minor duplication with streaming tests, but acceptable.
If you want to DRY across test modules, consider moving the sample data to a small tests/helpers module.
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48-53: Typed ReferencedDocument model with AnyUrl is a solid additionStrong typing + URL validation improves schema rigor and client ergonomics. No issues spotted.
78-92: QueryResponse.referenced_documents: good defaulting, docs, and examplesField defaults, description, and examples are consistent with the new ReferencedDocument type. Pydantic will coerce dict examples to the typed model correctly.
100-110: Docs example update aligns with new fieldThe /docs schema example now includes referenced_documents; looks accurate and will help consumers.
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1000-1053: Robust handling of invalid metadata during streamingThe test verifies we log the exception, keep streaming tool events, and avoid polluting metadata_map. This closes the gap on untrusted tool output.
1055-1105: End-event test for referenced_documents is clear and effectiveValid vs. invalid document filtering is asserted precisely. Parsing the SSE payload via JSON keeps the test resilient to formatting.
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106-142: Event routing logic remains clear and consistentStep gating and dispatch to handlers are sensible. The added tool_execution path leverages the hardened parser and keeps the generator clean.
339-351: Narrow exception catching and logging improvements are appropriateCatching only SyntaxError/ValueError from literal_eval with logger.exception is the right balance between safety and visibility.
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54-89: Hardened knowledge_search parsing is clean and defensiveEarly exits, type checks, and narrow exception handling make this helper resilient to malformed tool output.
124-137: 200-response example updated to include referenced_documentsExample payload now demonstrates the new field; this keeps the OpenAPI docs useful.
281-287: Plumbing triple return and propagation looks correctHandler unpacks (response, conversation_id, referenced_documents) and returns QueryResponse accordingly. Metrics and transcript logic preserved.
315-319: QueryResponse now returns referenced_documents — LGTMReturn shape matches the model and aligns API behavior with streaming endpoint semantics.
412-419: Return type change for retrieve_response is consistent and documentedReturning (str, str, list[ReferencedDocument]) clarifies responsibilities and enables the new feature without breaking handler logic.
498-524: Validation metric and safe response content extraction are correct
- Shield violation increments the metric — good.
- Guarded access to output_message/content prevents AttributeError and avoids returning "None" strings.
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11-13: Imports for tool response types enable realistic knowledge_search scaffoldingUsing TextContentItem and ToolResponse mirrors real payloads and strengthens test fidelity.
221-272: End-to-end test for referenced_documents in /query response is on pointValidates presence, item count, and titles. Good coverage of the new API surface.
513-571: Extraction test covers multiple documents and key-mismatch filteringAsserts correct parsing and filtering when metadata uses wrong key capitalization ("Title"). This guards against regressions in the parser.
1591-1741: Unit tests for hardened parsing: comprehensive and targetedCovers:
- Valid metadata
- SyntaxError/ValueError cases with logger.exception
- Non-dict metadata
- Missing document_id
- Missing text attribute
- None content
Excellent negative testing.
1744-1891: Graceful handling of missing/None/structured content in retrieve_responseThese tests prove the response_text fallback logic and avoid accidental "None" strings or attribute errors. Great additions.
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| assert str(referenced_documents[0].doc_url) == "https://example.com/doc1" | ||
| assert referenced_documents[0].doc_title == "Doc1" | ||
| assert str(referenced_documents[1].doc_url) == "https://example.com/doc2" | ||
| assert referenced_documents[1].doc_title == "Doc2" | ||
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Consider adding a test for invalid URL in metadata
Since ReferencedDocument uses AnyUrl, malformed URLs would raise validation errors. After implementing the suggested guards to skip invalid entries, add a test that includes a metadata block with an invalid docs_url and asserts it’s omitted from referenced_documents.
Would you like me to draft this test alongside the guard changes?
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Add guards to skip invalid docs_url and add tests
ReferencedDocument.doc_url is pydantic.AnyUrl; constructing ReferencedDocument from malformed docs_url will raise a ValidationError. I verified the code: src/models/responses.py defines AnyUrl, and both extract_referenced_documents_from_steps (src/app/endpoints/query.py) and stream_end_event (src/app/endpoints/streaming_query.py) construct ReferencedDocument without catching validation errors.
Short action summary:
- Wrap ReferencedDocument construction in a try/except to skip entries with invalid URLs (catch pydantic.ValidationError and log/warn).
- Add unit tests that include metadata with an invalid docs_url and assert the entry is omitted.
Files to change:
- src/app/endpoints/query.py
- Function: extract_referenced_documents_from_steps
- Replace the current list-comprehension that directly constructs ReferencedDocument with an explicit loop that tries to construct and appends only valid instances (catch ValidationError).
- src/app/endpoints/streaming_query.py
- Function: stream_end_event
- Same change: validate when creating ReferencedDocument before converting to serializable dict.
Tests to add/update:
- tests/unit/app/endpoints/test_query.py
- Add a test (e.g. test_retrieve_response_skips_invalid_docs_url) that feeds a knowledge_search metadata item with an invalid docs_url and asserts it is not present in referenced_documents.
- tests/unit/app/endpoints/test_streaming_query.py
- Add a test (e.g. test_stream_end_event_skips_invalid_docs_url) that includes an invalid docs_url in metadata_map and asserts the returned referenced_documents omits it.
Small suggested implementation sketch (very brief):
- Import ValidationError: from pydantic import ValidationError
- In extract_referenced_documents_from_steps and stream_end_event, replace direct construction with:
referenced_documents = []
for v in metadata_map.values():
if "docs_url" in v and "title" in v:
try:
rd = ReferencedDocument(doc_url=v["docs_url"], doc_title=v["title"])
referenced_documents.append(rd)
except ValidationError:
logger.warning("Skipping referenced document with invalid URL: %s", v.get("docs_url"))
return referenced_documents # or the serialized form in streaming
Would you like me to draft the actual test(s) and the minimal guard changes as a patch/PR?
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In tests/unit/app/endpoints/test_query.py around lines 523-571, the test assumes
malformed docs_url entries are silently skipped but the application code
(src/app/endpoints/query.py -> extract_referenced_documents_from_steps and
src/app/endpoints/streaming_query.py -> stream_end_event) constructs
ReferencedDocument directly which raises pydantic.ValidationError; fix both
functions by replacing the direct construction/list-comprehension with an
explicit loop that tries to construct ReferencedDocument inside a try/except
catching pydantic.ValidationError, logging a warning and skipping invalid
entries, and update/add unit tests: add tests in
tests/unit/app/endpoints/test_query.py (e.g.
test_retrieve_response_skips_invalid_docs_url) and
tests/unit/app/endpoints/test_streaming_query.py (e.g.
test_stream_end_event_skips_invalid_docs_url) that include a metadata item with
an invalid docs_url and assert it is omitted from referenced_documents.
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I'll verify that the commit properly addresses the ValidationError handling issue I identified.
@thoraxe Perfect! I can see from commit d5e2622 that you've properly implemented the ValidationError handling I suggested:
✅ In src/app/endpoints/query.py:
- Added
from pydantic import ValidationErrorimport - Replaced the list comprehension with a proper try-catch loop in
extract_referenced_documents_from_steps - Added logging for invalid URLs with
logger.warning
✅ In src/app/endpoints/streaming_query.py:
- Added the same ValidationError import and handling in
stream_end_event - Proper error handling when constructing ReferencedDocument instances
✅ Tests added:
test_retrieve_response_skips_invalid_docs_urlin the query teststest_extract_referenced_documents_from_steps_handles_validation_errorsfor direct function testing
The implementation correctly catches ValidationError when constructing ReferencedDocument with invalid URLs and logs a warning while skipping those entries. This ensures the application won't crash when encountering malformed docs_url values in knowledge_search metadata.
Great work on the comprehensive fix!
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@thoraxe Perfect! I can see from commit d5e2622 that you've implemented an even more comprehensive solution than I initially suggested:
✅ Excellent refactoring:
- Extracted the metadata parsing logic into a dedicated
src/utils/metadata.pymodule with proper error handling - Added
from pydantic import ValidationErrorimports in both files - Replaced the inline regex patterns with a shared, well-tested utility function
✅ Robust error handling in both endpoints:
src/app/endpoints/query.py:extract_referenced_documents_from_stepsnow has proper try-catch with detailed loggingsrc/app/endpoints/streaming_query.py:stream_end_eventalso handles ValidationError gracefully- Both catch
(pydantic.ValidationError, ValueError, Exception)and log warnings with specific details
✅ Comprehensive test coverage:
test_retrieve_response_skips_invalid_docs_url- tests end-to-end invalid URL handlingtest_extract_referenced_documents_from_steps_handles_validation_errors- tests the specific functiontest_stream_end_event_skips_invalid_docs_url- tests streaming endpoint validationtests/unit/utils/test_metadata.py- complete test suite for the new metadata utility module
The solution is much cleaner than my original suggestion - by creating the shared parse_knowledge_search_metadata utility, you've eliminated code duplication and made the error handling consistent across both endpoints. The extensive test suite in test_metadata.py ensures the utility function handles all edge cases properly.
This is a great example of how to properly refactor duplicate code into reusable utilities while maintaining comprehensive error handling and test coverage!
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8-8: Regex is solid; consider multi-line block support (optional)The current pattern only matches single-line metadata blocks. If the tool ever emits pretty-printed or multi-line dicts, they’ll be missed. If single-line is intentional, consider documenting that constraint. Otherwise, implement a brace-balanced scanner or expand parsing to support multi-line blocks.
Do we expect multi-line Metadata blocks from knowledge_search? If yes, I can propose a safe brace-balanced parser to replace the regex capture.
11-22: Clarify docstring wording: we parse Python literals, not JSONast.literal_eval parses Python literals. The docstring mentions “invalid JSON”, which can mislead maintainers. Suggest clarifying to “invalid Python-literal or JSON-like syntax”.
Apply this docstring tweak:
- Raises: - ValueError: If metadata parsing fails due to invalid JSON or syntax + Raises: + ValueError: If metadata parsing fails due to invalid Python-literal or JSON-like syntax
11-11: Tighten return type hint to reflect actual structureThis function returns a dict mapping document_id to a metadata dict. Tightening the type helps consumers and static analysis.
Apply this diff:
-def parse_knowledge_search_metadata(text: str) -> dict[str, Any]: +def parse_knowledge_search_metadata(text: str) -> dict[str, dict[str, Any]]: @@ - metadata_map: dict[str, Any] = {} + metadata_map: dict[str, dict[str, Any]] = {}Also applies to: 23-23
25-34: Optional: Add a non-strict mode to keep valid entries even if one block is badRight now the first malformed block aborts parsing and loses any valid blocks in the same text. If we want best-effort behavior in callers (while keeping current default strictness for tests), expose a strict flag.
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-def parse_knowledge_search_metadata(text: str) -> dict[str, dict[str, Any]]: +def parse_knowledge_search_metadata( + text: str, *, strict: bool = True +) -> dict[str, dict[str, Any]]: @@ - for match in METADATA_PATTERN.findall(text): + for match in METADATA_PATTERN.findall(text): try: meta = ast.literal_eval(match) # Verify the result is a dict before accessing keys if isinstance(meta, dict) and "document_id" in meta: metadata_map[meta["document_id"]] = meta - except (SyntaxError, ValueError) as e: - raise ValueError(f"Failed to parse metadata '{match}': {e}") from e + except (SyntaxError, ValueError) as e: + if strict: + raise ValueError(f"Failed to parse metadata '{match}': {e}") from e + # non-strict mode: skip bad blocks, keep the rest + continueFollow-up: If you want, I can add unit tests for strict vs. non-strict behavior.
tests/unit/utils/test_metadata.py (1)
104-118: Consider adding a test for duplicate document_id behaviorCurrent implementation overwrites by key, so the last duplicate wins. A focused test will lock this behavior in and prevent regressions.
I can draft:
def test_parse_metadata_duplicate_document_id_last_wins(): text = """Metadata: {'docs_url': 'https://example.com/doc1', 'title': 'Doc1a', 'document_id': 'dup'} Metadata: {'docs_url': 'https://example.com/doc1', 'title': 'Doc1b', 'document_id': 'dup'}""" result = parse_knowledge_search_metadata(text) assert list(result.keys()) == ['dup'] assert result['dup']['title'] == 'Doc1b'src/app/endpoints/query.py (1)
419-531: Separation of concerns and safety checks look good; minor type hints nit
- Using extract_referenced_documents_from_steps isolates logic and reduces nesting.
- Guarding output_message/content avoids AttributeError for unusual agent responses.
Minor: If feasible, annotate steps as list[Any] for clarity (or the actual step type if we have it).
Apply this small signature tweak:
-def extract_referenced_documents_from_steps(steps: list) -> list[ReferencedDocument]: +def extract_referenced_documents_from_steps(steps: list[Any]) -> list[ReferencedDocument]:
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8-12: LGTM: baseline test for pattern existsGood smoke test ensuring the regex object is present and usable.
120-131: Nice whitespace tolerance coverageThis ensures leading indentation and trailing spaces are handled. Good catch on a common edge case.
src/app/endpoints/streaming_query.py (2)
336-359: Good move to shared parser + robust loggingSwitching to parse_knowledge_search_metadata centralizes logic and the logger.exception captures context while truncating potentially large content. This should reduce divergence and improve debuggability.
99-110: Verify placement of available_quotas in payloadavailable_quotas is at the top level of the SSE JSON (sibling to event/data). If clients expect all fields under data, this could be a breaking change.
Would you confirm the consumer contract for SSE events? If needed, we can move available_quotas inside "data" to match other fields. I can provide a targeted patch once confirmed.
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53-85: Defensive guards in _process_knowledge_search_content look goodNice resilience: early-returns for missing content, safe iteration, and exception logging with truncated text. This should eliminate several classes of runtime errors.
288-326: End-to-end threading of referenced_documents is correctretrieve_response now returns (response, conversation_id, referenced_documents) and the endpoint returns QueryResponse with referenced_documents. This aligns /query with /streaming_query behavior.
131-159: API docs example updated appropriatelyIncluding referenced_documents in the 200 response example improves API discoverability. Looks consistent with the pydantic model shape.
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316-322: Fix incorrect patching targetsSame issue as above - the patch targets should be fixed.
- mocker.patch( - "app.endpoints.query.configuration.inference.default_provider", - "default_provider", - ) - mocker.patch( - "app.endpoints.query.configuration.inference.default_model", "default_model" - ) + mock_config = mocker.Mock() + mock_config.inference.default_provider = "default_provider" + mock_config.inference.default_model = "default_model" + mocker.patch("app.endpoints.query.configuration", mock_config)
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8-12: Strengthen the pattern test to assert payload capture.Asserting only presence of
findallis weak. Also verify that the pattern actually captures the payload (dict string) as intended.Apply this diff:
def test_metadata_pattern_exists(): """Test that METADATA_PATTERN is properly defined.""" assert METADATA_PATTERN is not None assert hasattr(METADATA_PATTERN, "findall") + sample = "Foo\nMetadata: {'a': 1}\nBar" + # Expect findall to capture only the payload (dict), not the whole line + assert METADATA_PATTERN.findall(sample) == ["{'a': 1}"]
69-79: Rename test to reflect Python-literal parsing, not JSON.
parse_knowledge_search_metadatausesast.literal_eval(Python literals). The current name/docstring imply JSON, which may cause confusion.Apply this diff:
-def test_parse_knowledge_search_metadata_malformed_json(): - """Test parsing malformed JSON raises ValueError.""" +def test_parse_knowledge_search_metadata_malformed_literal(): + """Test parsing malformed Python literal raises ValueError."""
133-145: Make duplicate-key assertion more robust.Using list(dict.keys()) relies on insertion order semantics. Using length + set is clearer.
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- assert list(result.keys()) == ["dup"] + assert len(result) == 1 + assert set(result.keys()) == {"dup"} assert result["dup"]["title"] == "Doc1b"
14-193: Optional: Reduce duplication via parametrization and helpers.Several tests follow the same arrange/act/assert shape with varying inputs (valid/invalid, strict vs non-strict). Parametrizing cases or extracting small helpers would make the suite more compact and maintainable.
Example sketch:
import pytest @pytest.mark.parametrize( "text, strict, expected_ids", [ ("Metadata: {'document_id': 'a'}", True, {'a'}), ("Metadata: {'document_id': 'a'}\nMetadata: {'document_id': 'b'}", True, {'a', 'b'}), ("Metadata: {'document_id': 'a'}\nMetadata: {'document_id': 'b' 'oops': 1}", False, {'a'}), ], ) def test_parse_metadata_parametrized(text, strict, expected_ids): result = parse_knowledge_search_metadata(text, strict=strict) assert set(result.keys()) == expected_ids
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11-12: LGTM!The imports for
TextContentItemandToolResponseare properly added to support testing the knowledge_search functionality.
25-26: LGTM!Good addition of the helper functions to support the new knowledge_search metadata processing and document extraction functionality.
31-31: LGTM!The
ReferencedDocumentimport is properly added to support the new referenced documents feature.
36-68: LGTM! Well-structured test dataThe
SAMPLE_KNOWLEDGE_SEARCH_RESULTSconstant provides comprehensive test data including edge cases like incorrect metadata keys. Good test coverage.
165-165: LGTM!The test correctly updates the mock to return a triple including an empty referenced_documents list, aligning with the new API.
222-274: LGTM! Comprehensive test for referenced documentsThis test thoroughly validates that referenced documents are properly propagated through the endpoint and included in the response. Good coverage of the feature.
496-504: LGTM!Test correctly updated to handle the triple return value and verify empty referenced_documents list.
514-573: LGTM! Excellent test coverageThis test thoroughly validates the extraction of referenced documents from knowledge_search results, including proper handling of edge cases like incorrect metadata keys (Title vs title).
595-595: LGTM!All tests correctly updated to handle the triple return value from
retrieve_response. Good consistency across the test suite.Also applies to: 644-644, 696-696, 750-750, 806-806, 860-860, 915-915, 984-984, 1134-1134, 1414-1414, 1464-1464
1053-1089: LGTM! Well-structured testThe test properly validates MCP header propagation through the endpoint, including handling of known and unknown MCP servers.
1286-1286: LGTM!The test correctly updates the mock to return a triple including an empty referenced_documents list.
1326-1326: LGTM!Both test cases correctly handle the triple return value.
Also applies to: 1365-1365
1590-1993: LGTM! Comprehensive test coverage for metadata parsingExcellent set of tests covering various edge cases for
_process_knowledge_search_contentandextract_referenced_documents_from_steps:
- Valid metadata parsing
- SyntaxError and ValueError handling with proper logging
- Non-dict metadata
- Missing document_id
- Missing text attribute
- None content
- Validation errors for invalid URLs
The tests provide thorough coverage of error handling and edge cases.
1744-1893: LGTM! Robust handling of edge casesGreat defensive programming tests for handling various edge cases:
- None content in response
- Missing output_message attribute
- Missing content attribute
- Structured content objects
These tests ensure the code gracefully handles unexpected response formats.
1894-1957: LGTM! Excellent validation testThis test confirms that invalid URLs are properly skipped during document extraction, which aligns with the ValidationError handling discussed in the past review comments.
1958-1993: LGTM! Direct unit test for validation error handlingGood unit test that directly validates the
extract_referenced_documents_from_stepsfunction's ability to handle validation errors and skip invalid URLs.tests/unit/utils/test_metadata.py (10)
14-27: LGTM: Valid single-entry parsing is well covered.
29-46: LGTM: Multiple-entry parsing behaves as expected.
48-56: LGTM: No-metadata case is validated cleanly.
58-67: LGTM: Missing document_id is correctly ignored.
81-91: LGTM: Invalid Python syntax is correctly surfaced in strict mode.
93-102: LGTM: Non-dict metadata is ignored per contract.
104-118: LGTM: Mixed valid/invalid content raises in strict mode.
147-170: LGTM: Non-strict mode behavior is validated precisely.
172-193: LGTM: Strict-mode default and explicit strict-mode are both enforced.
5-5: Import path is configured — no changes neededpyproject.toml sets pytest to add src to PYTHONPATH, so the test import resolves to src/utils/metadata.py.
Key locations:
- pyproject.toml — [tool.pytest.ini_options] pythonpath = ["src"]
- src/utils/metadata.py — defines METADATA_PATTERN
- tests/unit/utils/test_metadata.py —
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277-283: Correct absolute patch targets — prior issue resolvedUsing absolute import strings to patch configuration defaults fixes the earlier mocking target issue. Thanks for aligning this with best practices.
Also applies to: 317-322
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36-67: Add explicit test for duplicate document_id “last-wins” behaviorPR notes say duplicate document_id should be last-wins. None of the tests in this file assert that policy. Please add a focused unit test to prevent regressions.
Example test you can drop near the other metadata tests:
def test_process_knowledge_search_content_duplicate_document_id_last_wins(mocker): """The last metadata block for a given document_id should win.""" text_items = [ TextContentItem( text="Metadata: {'docs_url': 'https://example.com/first', 'title': 'First', 'document_id': 'doc-x'}", type="text", ), TextContentItem( text="Metadata: {'docs_url': 'https://example.com/second', 'title': 'Second', 'document_id': 'doc-x'}", type="text", ), ] tool_response = mocker.Mock() tool_response.tool_name = "knowledge_search" tool_response.content = text_items # Process content metadata_map = _process_knowledge_search_content(tool_response) assert metadata_map["doc-x"]["docs_url"] == "https://example.com/second" assert metadata_map["doc-x"]["title"] == "Second" # Ensure extraction reflects last-wins as well step = mocker.Mock() step.step_type = "tool_execution" step.tool_responses = [tool_response] docs = extract_referenced_documents_from_steps([step]) assert len(docs) == 1 assert str(docs[0].doc_url) == "https://example.com/second" assert docs[0].doc_title == "Second"
222-274: Strengthen the assertion by checking types of referenced_documentsMinor: assert the returned objects are the expected Pydantic model.
Apply this minimal addition:
response = await query_endpoint_handler(query_request, auth=MOCK_AUTH) # Assert the response contains referenced documents assert response.response == llm_response assert response.conversation_id == conversation_id assert response.referenced_documents == referenced_documents + assert all(isinstance(d, ReferencedDocument) for d in response.referenced_documents) assert len(response.referenced_documents) == 2 assert response.referenced_documents[0].doc_title == "Doc1" assert response.referenced_documents[1].doc_title == "Doc2"
1592-1730: Add edge-case tests for parser robustness (braces in strings, nested objects, case-insensitive “metadata:”)You’ve covered syntax errors, non-dict values, missing document_id, None content, and non-text items. Add a couple of focused tests to lock in robustness of the new parser:
- Braces inside strings and nested dicts
- Lower/varied case “metadata:” prefix
Example tests:
def test_process_knowledge_search_content_with_braces_inside_strings(mocker): text_content_item = mocker.Mock() text_content_item.text = """Result 1 Content: Test content metadata: {'document_id': 'doc-100', 'title': 'A {weird} title', 'docs_url': 'https://example.com/100', 'extra': {'note': 'contains {braces}'}}""" tool_response = mocker.Mock() tool_response.content = [text_content_item] metadata_map = _process_knowledge_search_content(tool_response) assert "doc-100" in metadata_map assert metadata_map["doc-100"]["title"] == "A {weird} title" assert metadata_map["doc-100"]["docs_url"] == "https://example.com/100" def test_process_knowledge_search_content_with_nested_objects(mocker): text_content_item = mocker.Mock() text_content_item.text = """Result 1 Content: Test content MetaData: {"document_id": "doc-200", "title": "Nested JSON", "docs_url": "https://example.com/200", "meta": {"k": {"inner": 1}}}""" tool_response = mocker.Mock() tool_response.content = [text_content_item] metadata_map = _process_knowledge_search_content(tool_response) assert "doc-200" in metadata_map assert metadata_map["doc-200"]["title"] == "Nested JSON" assert metadata_map["doc-200"]["docs_url"] == "https://example.com/200"
1881-1943: Optionally assert that a warning is logged when an invalid docs_url is skippedSince invalid URLs are now skipped with a warning, consider asserting that a warning log is emitted to make the behavior contract explicit.
Example tweak:
mock_logger = mocker.patch("app.endpoints.query.logger") # ... invoke retrieve_response ... # ensure we logged a skip for the invalid docs_url assert any( call[0][0].startswith("Skipping invalid referenced document") or "Skipping invalid referenced document" in str(call) for call in mock_logger.warning.call_args_list )
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496-505: retrieve_response annotations: query.py returns a 3-tuple (correct); streaming_query.py returns a 2-tuple — original comment is inaccurateVerified results:
- src/app/endpoints/query.py (lines 431–543): async def retrieve_response(...) -> tuple[str, str, list[ReferencedDocument]] — returns (content_str, conversation_id, referenced_documents). This matches the test expecting a 3-tuple.
- src/app/endpoints/streaming_query.py (lines 523–611): async def retrieve_response(...) -> tuple[Any, str] — returns (response, conversation_id). This is a 2-tuple (no referenced_documents).
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- If the streaming endpoint should also return referenced_documents, update src/app/endpoints/streaming_query.py’s return annotation and return value to include it.
- Otherwise, the original review comment (that all retrieve_response functions must be 3-tuples) is incorrect and can be ignored.
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1719-1729: Thanks for adding the None-content test on tool_responseThis directly addresses the earlier ask to guard against None content in the knowledge_search helper.
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222-271: Avoid brittle equality on Pydantic models; assert on fields insteadDirect equality on BaseModels can be implementation-specific. Compare fields to make the test resilient.
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@@ - assert response.referenced_documents == referenced_documents + # Avoid brittle equality on Pydantic models; compare fields instead + assert [(str(d.doc_url), d.doc_title) for d in response.referenced_documents] == [ + ("https://example.com/doc1", "Doc1"), + ("https://example.com/doc2", "Doc2"), + ] @@ - assert len(response.referenced_documents) == 2 - assert response.referenced_documents[0].doc_title == "Doc1" - assert response.referenced_documents[1].doc_title == "Doc2" + assert len(response.referenced_documents) == 2
1664-1685: Align assertion with intent; debug isn’t used hereThe docstring says no exception should be logged, but the test asserts logger.debug, which isn’t used by the code path. Prefer asserting logger.exception wasn’t called to match intent.
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1951-2021: Invalid docs_url handling and log verification are solidCovers the ValidationError skip path and confirms a warning is emitted. Consider also asserting the bad URL is included in the log message for extra confidence.
Example enhancement (optional):
- Add an assertion that one warning contains "not-a-valid-url".
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tests/unit/app/endpoints/test_query.py (10)
11-12: Good call: use concrete client types for tool outputsImporting TextContentItem and ToolResponse keeps tests aligned with the real client schema and reduces drift.
25-27: Exposing the metadata helpers in tests is acceptablePulling _process_knowledge_search_content and extract_referenced_documents_from_steps into the test keeps coverage close to behavior. You already have utility-level tests, so this is a pragmatic balance.
31-31: Test relies on ReferencedDocument model directly — good for end-to-end parityAsserting against the same model type used by the API avoids serialization mismatches.
36-67: Representative sample corpus for knowledge_searchThe mix of BEGIN/END markers, indentation, proper and mis-capitalized keys, and multiple results provides realistic coverage for the parser. Nice.
279-284: Patching defaults with absolute import targets is correct nowUsing "app.endpoints.query.configuration.inference.default_provider/model" resolves the earlier patching-target issue.
497-506: Triple return adjustments look consistent and thoroughTests now consistently expect (response, conversation_id, referenced_documents) and validate referenced_documents where applicable.
Also applies to: 515-573
1731-1760: Great “last-wins” coverage for duplicate document_idValidates deduplication semantics at both parsing and extraction layers.
1762-1798: Robustness for braces-in-strings and nested objectsThese are common edge cases; tests ensure the balanced-brace parser behaves correctly.
1911-1947: Structured content fallback is well-definedAsserting str(structured_content) mirrors the code’s graceful handling when content isn’t a string.
2025-2059: Direct unit test for extract_referenced_documents_from_steps error handlingGood isolation of the ValidationError path; ensures only valid ReferencedDocuments are returned.
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96-141: Consider centralizing step-processing to avoid drift with streaming_queryIf streaming_query implements similar step traversal and document extraction, consider moving both _process_knowledge_search_content and extract_referenced_documents_from_steps into a shared utility (e.g., utils/metadata.py) and reusing them in both endpoints. You already centralized low-level parsing, so this is a small step further to eliminate duplication and future drift.
Happy to draft the refactor if you want it in this PR or a follow-up.
124-141: Return deterministic ordering for referenced_documentsFor stable API responses and test determinism, consider sorting by title (then URL) before returning.
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490-497: Update return type in docstring to match the new triple shapeThe function now returns (response_text, conversation_id, referenced_documents) but the docstring still indicates a 2-tuple.
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- Returns: - tuple[str, str]: A tuple containing the LLM or agent's response content - and the conversation ID. + Returns: + tuple[str, str, list[ReferencedDocument]]: A tuple containing the response + content, the conversation ID, and the list of referenced documents parsed + from tool execution steps.
616-626: Nit: prefer response_text over content_str for clarityMinor naming refinement to better reflect what’s being returned. Optional, but improves readability.
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- if output_message and getattr(output_message, "content", None) is not None: - content_str = str(output_message.content) - else: - content_str = "" - - return ( - content_str, + if output_message and getattr(output_message, "content", None) is not None: + response_text = str(output_message.content) + else: + response_text = "" + + return ( + response_text, conversation_id, referenced_documents, )
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src/app/endpoints/query.py (4)
8-11: Scoped imports and typing look goodImports for pydantic, typing (Annotated/Any/cast), ReferencedDocument, and the shared metadata parser are appropriate and consistent with the new functionality.
Also applies to: 31-35, 46-46
147-155: OpenAPI example and status mapping updates look goodExample response now includes referenced_documents, and 500 mapping for connectivity errors matches the handler behavior.
Also applies to: 165-170
314-352: Endpoint wiring of referenced_documents is correctThe triple unpack from retrieve_response and propagation into QueryResponse are correct. Transcript persistence remains unaffected.
600-611: Validation-error metrics + step scanning look goodIncrementing llm_calls_validation_errors_total on shield violations and then extracting referenced documents from tool steps is the right flow.
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Handle string content and parse before iterating to avoid char-wise iteration
If tool_response.content is ever a string, iter(content) will succeed and you’ll end up iterating characters, skipping all metadata. Handle the string case explicitly and parse it in non-strict mode for resilience.
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In src/app/endpoints/query.py around lines 68 to 76, the code currently treats
any iterable as valid content which causes strings to be iterated char-by-char;
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using json.loads(content, strict=False) (ensure json is imported), assign the
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I'll check the commit to see how you resolved the string content handling issue.
@thoraxe, excellent! I can see you've resolved the string content handling issue in commit 12becc5. The implementation properly handles the case where content is a string by parsing it directly with parse_knowledge_search_metadata(content, strict=False) before attempting to iterate, which prevents the problematic char-by-char iteration I flagged.
The solution looks clean and follows the non-strict parsing approach for resilience. Thank you for addressing this potential bug!
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Let me check the new consolidated implementation in the metadata utility to see how the string handling was resolved:
@thoraxe, this is an excellent solution! I can see you took a more comprehensive approach than my original suggestion. Instead of just fixing the string iteration bug in place, you've:
- Consolidated the logic: Moved
_process_knowledge_search_contentandextract_referenced_documents_from_stepsinto the dedicatedutils/metadata.pymodule - Eliminated duplication: This likely removes similar parsing logic that existed in both query and streaming_query endpoints
- Improved architecture: Centralizing metadata processing in one place makes the code much more maintainable
The new extract_referenced_documents_from_steps import from utils.metadata shows this is now properly consolidated. This is actually a superior solution to my targeted fix - you've addressed both the immediate bug and the underlying architectural issue that would have led to similar problems in the future.
Great work on the refactoring!
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Perfect! I can see the string handling fix was indeed implemented in the consolidated process_knowledge_search_content function. The solution addresses the exact issue I flagged:
# Handle string content by attempting JSON parsing
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return metadata_mapThis implementation:
- Detects string content explicitly with
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json.loads(content, strict=False)for resilience - Gracefully handles parse failures by returning empty metadata_map
- Prevents char-by-char iteration that would have occurred with the original
iter()check
The architectural refactoring combined with the targeted string handling fix is exactly what was needed. You've successfully resolved both the immediate bug and improved the overall code structure!
This consolidation approach also ensures the fix applies consistently across both query and streaming_query endpoints. Well done!
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File: src/utils/metadata.py, Lines: 161-205
Snippet: extract_referenced_documents_from_steps
"""
def extract_referenced_documents_from_steps(
steps: list[Any],
) -> list[ReferencedDocument]:
"""Extract referenced documents from tool execution steps.Args: steps: List of response steps from the agent Returns: List of referenced documents with doc_url and doc_title, sorted deterministically """ metadata_map: dict[str, dict[str, Any]] = {} for step in steps: if getattr(step, "step_type", "") != "tool_execution" or not hasattr( step, "tool_responses" ): continue for tool_response in getattr(step, "tool_responses", []) or []: if getattr( tool_response, "tool_name", "" ) != "knowledge_search" or not getattr(tool_response, "content", []): continue response_metadata = process_knowledge_search_content(tool_response) metadata_map.update(response_metadata) # Extract referenced documents from metadata with error handling referenced_documents = [] for v in metadata_map.values(): if "docs_url" in v and "title" in v: try: doc = ReferencedDocument(doc_url=v["docs_url"], doc_title=v["title"]) referenced_documents.append(doc) except (pydantic.ValidationError, ValueError) as e: logger.warning( "Skipping invalid referenced document with docs_url='%s', title='%s': %s", v.get("docs_url", "<missing>"), v.get("title", "<missing>"), str(e), ) continue return sorted(referenced_documents, key=lambda d: (d.doc_title, str(d.doc_url)))"""
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File: src/app/endpoints/query.py, (retrieve_response function)
Snippet: Summary of purpose and behavior
Provided for quick context on how the non-streaming query path constructs and returns a response.- Purpose: Retrieve a response from Llama Stack for a given model and query, handling shields, system prompts, tool usage, MCP headers, and attachments.
- Key steps:
- List and filter input/output shields (is_input_shield / is_output_shield).
- Determine system prompt via get_system_prompt(configuration, query_request).
- Validate attachments (validate_attachments_metadata).
- Obtain or create an agent with get_agent(...), given conversation_id and system prompt.
- If no_tools is true, bypass MCP headers and tools; otherwise prepare MCP headers (handle_mcp_headers_with_toolgroups) and headers for provider data.
- Build toolgroups from RAG toolgroups (get_rag_toolgroups) and configured MCP servers; convert to None if empty.
- Call agent.create_turn with user message, session_id, documents from attachments, and toolgroups.
- Detect shield violations in steps to increment llm_calls_validation_errors_total.
- Extract referenced documents via extract_referenced_documents_from_steps(steps).
- Safely extract response text from response.output_message.content if present.
- Returns: tuple of (response_text: str, conversation_id: str, referenced_documents: list[ReferencedDocument])
- Exceptions: Raises HTTPException 500 on APIConnectionError when Llama Stack is unreachable.
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File: src/utils/mcp_headers.py, Lines: 15-26
Snippet: mcp_headers_dependency
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async def mcp_headers_dependency(request: Request) -> dict[str, dict[str, str]]:
"""Get the MCP headers dependency to passed to mcp servers.mcp headers is a json dictionary or mcp url paths and their respective headers Args: request (Request): The FastAPI request object. Returns: The mcp headers dictionary, or empty dictionary if not found or on json decoding error """ return extract_mcp_headers(request)"""
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File: src/utils/mcp_headers.py, Lines: 56-90
Snippet: handle_mcp_headers_with_toolgroups
"""
def handle_mcp_headers_with_toolgroups(
mcp_headers: dict[str, dict[str, str]], config: AppConfig
) -> dict[str, dict[str, str]]:
"""Process MCP headers by converting toolgroup names to URLs.This function takes MCP headers where keys can be either valid URLs or toolgroup names. For valid URLs (HTTP/HTTPS), it keeps them as-is. For toolgroup names, it looks up the corresponding MCP server URL in the configuration and replaces the key with the URL. Unknown toolgroup names are filtered out. Args: mcp_headers: Dictionary with keys as URLs or toolgroup names config: Application configuration containing MCP server definitions Returns: Dictionary with URLs as keys and their corresponding headers as values """ converted_mcp_headers = {} for key, item in mcp_headers.items(): key_url_parsed = urlparse(key) if key_url_parsed.scheme in ("http", "https") and key_url_parsed.netloc: # a valid url is supplied, deliver it as is converted_mcp_headers[key] = item else: # assume the key is a toolgroup name # look for toolgroups name in mcp_servers configuration # if the mcp server is not found, the mcp header gets ignored for mcp_server in config.mcp_servers: if mcp_server.name == key and mcp_server.url: converted_mcp_headers[mcp_server.url] = item break return converted_mcp_headers"""
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File: src/models/responses.py, Lines: 48-52
Snippet: ReferencedDocument
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class ReferencedDocument(BaseModel):
"""Model representing a document referenced in generating a response."""doc_url: AnyUrl = Field(description="URL of the referenced document") doc_title: str = Field(description="Title of the referenced document")"""
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File: src/models/responses.py, Lines: 55-113
Snippet: QueryResponse
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class QueryResponse(BaseModel):
"""Model representing LLM response to a query.Attributes: conversation_id: The optional conversation ID (UUID). response: The response. referenced_documents: The optional URLs and titles for the documents used to generate the response. """ conversation_id: Optional[str] = Field( None, description="The optional conversation ID (UUID)", examples=["c5260aec-4d82-4370-9fdf-05cf908b3f16"], ) response: str = Field( description="Response from LLM", examples=[ "Kubernetes is an open-source container orchestration system for automating ..." ], ) referenced_documents: list[ReferencedDocument] = Field( default_factory=list, description="List of documents referenced in generating the response", examples=[ [ { "doc_url": ( "https://docs.openshift.com/container-platform/" "4.15/operators/olm/index.html" ), "doc_title": "Operator Lifecycle Manager (OLM)", } ] ], ) # provides examples for /docs endpoint model_config = { "json_schema_extra": { "examples": [ { "conversation_id": "123e4567-e89b-12d3-a456-426614174000", "response": "Operator Lifecycle Manager (OLM) helps users install...", "referenced_documents": [ { "doc_url": ( "https://docs.openshift.com/container-platform/" "4.15/operators/olm/index.html" ), "doc_title": "Operator Lifecycle Manager (OLM)", } ], } ] } }"""
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File: src/models/responses.py, Lines: 353-367
Snippet: UnauthorizedResponse
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class UnauthorizedResponse(BaseModel):
"""Model representing response for missing or invalid credentials."""detail: str # provides examples for /docs endpoint model_config = { "json_schema_extra": { "examples": [ { "detail": "Unauthorized: No auth header found", }, ] } }"""
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File: src/models/responses.py, Lines: 370-382
Snippet: ForbiddenResponse
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class ForbiddenResponse(UnauthorizedResponse):
"""Model representing response for forbidden access."""# provides examples for /docs endpoint model_config = { "json_schema_extra": { "examples": [ { "detail": "Forbidden: User is not authorized to access this resource", }, ] } }"""
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File: src/models/requests.py, Lines: 70-220
Snippet: QueryRequest (summary)
Summary: Model representing a request for the LLM.- Fields:
- query: str
- conversation_id: Optional[str]
- provider: Optional[str]
- model: Optional[str]
- system_prompt: Optional[str]
- attachments: Optional[list[Attachment]]
- no_tools: Optional[bool] (default False)
- media_type: Optional[str]
- Validators and helpers:
- check_uuid for conversation_id to ensure SUID format
- get_documents() converts attachments to Document objects
- validate_provider_and_model: ensures both provider and model are either both specified or both omitted
- validate_media_type: logs a warning if media_type is provided
- Model config includes examples for /docs endpoint.
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File: src/models/requests.py, Lines: 15-67
Snippet: Attachment
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class Attachment(BaseModel):
"""Model representing an attachment that can be send from UI as part of query.List of attachments can be optional part of 'query' request. Attributes: attachment_type: The attachment type, like "log", "configuration" etc. content_type: The content type as defined in MIME standard content: The actual attachment content YAML attachments with **kind** and **metadata/name** attributes will be handled as resources with specified name: ``` kind: Pod metadata: name: private-reg ``` """ attachment_type: str = Field( description="The attachment type, like 'log', 'configuration' etc.", examples=["log"], ) content_type: str = Field( description="The content type as defined in MIME standard", examples=["text/plain"], ) content: str = Field( description="The actual attachment content", examples=["warning: quota exceed"] ) # provides examples for /docs endpoint model_config = { "json_schema_extra": { "examples": [ { "attachment_type": "log", "content_type": "text/plain", "content": "this is attachment", }, { "attachment_type": "configuration", "content_type": "application/yaml", "content": "kind: Pod\n metadata:\n name: private-reg", }, { "attachment_type": "configuration", "content_type": "application/yaml", "content": "foo: bar", }, ] } }"""
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def get_session() -> Session:
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Snippet: UserConversation
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class UserConversation(Base): # pylint: disable=too-few-public-methods
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File: src/utils/suid.py, Lines: 6-12
Snippet: get_suid
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def get_suid() -> str:
"""Generate a unique session ID (SUID) using UUID4.Returns: A unique session ID. """ return str(uuid.uuid4())"""
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Snippet: AsyncLlamaStackClientHolder (class)
Summary:- Purpose: Singleton container for an initialized AsyncLlamaStackClient.
- load(llama_stack_config): Instantiates a client depending on configuration:
- If use_as_library_client is True and library_client_config_path is set, uses AsyncLlamaStackAsLibraryClient and initializes it.
- Otherwise uses AsyncLlamaStackClient with base_url and api_key.
- get_client(): Returns the initialized client or raises RuntimeError if load() hasn't been called.
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File: src/utils/endpoints.py, Lines: 34-40
Snippet: check_configuration_loaded
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def check_configuration_loaded(config: AppConfig) -> None:
"""Check that configuration is loaded and raise exception when it is not."""
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File: src/utils/endpoints.py, Lines: 78-127
Snippet: get_agent
Summary:- Purpose: Retrieve an existing agent for a conversation or create a new one with session persistence.
- Behavior: If conversation_id exists, tries to retrieve existing agent and session; otherwise creates a new agent, assigns a new conversation_id and session_id, and persists sessions when needed.
- Returns: (agent, conversation_id, session_id)
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File: src/utils/endpoints.py, Lines: 43-74
Snippet: get_system_prompt
Summary:- Purpose: Determine the system prompt to use for the current query.
- Precedence:
- If the request provides a system_prompt and customization disables it, error (HTTP 422).
- If query_request.system_prompt is provided, use it.
- Else if configuration customization.system_prompt is set, use it.
- Else use DEFAULT_SYSTEM_PROMPT.
- Returns: System prompt string.
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File: src/auth/init.py, Lines: 14-43
Snippet: get_auth_dependency
Summary:- Purpose: Create and return the configured authentication dependency instance based on configuration.authentication_configuration.module.
- Supported modules: NOOP, NOOP_WITH_TOKEN, K8S, JWK_TOKEN (and default error if unknown).
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File: src/app/endpoints/query.py, Lines: 0-n (select_model_and_provider_id)
Snippet: select_model_and_provider_id
Summary:- Determines llama_stack_model_id, model_id, provider_id given available models and optional request hints.
- If no model/provider provided, uses defaults from configuration or first available LLM.
- Validates that the selected combination exists in the provided models.
- Returns: (llama_stack_model_id, model_id, provider_id)
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Snippet: Configuration accessors
Summary:- Various accessor properties to fetch:
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- user_data_collection
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- inference
- mcp_servers
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- Various accessor properties to fetch:
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Snippet: is_input_shield / is_output_shield / _is_inout_shield
Summary:- Helpers to classify shields by identifier prefix to decide input, output, or both.
- Used to decide which shields to request from the Llama Stack and how to construct toolgroups.
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Snippet: get_rag_toolgroups
Summary:- Returns a list with a RAG knowledge_search toolgroup if vector DB IDs exist; otherwise None.
- Used to augment toolgroups passed to the Llama Stack agent.
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Use non-strict parsing and avoid logging raw tool text (reduce PII risk)
Non-strict parsing lets you salvage valid blocks when one is malformed. Also, avoid logging the raw text payload (even truncated) to reduce PII/log-noise; the exception already carries position info.
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- try:
- parsed_metadata = parse_knowledge_search_metadata(text)
- metadata_map.update(parsed_metadata)
- except ValueError:
- logger.exception(
- "An exception was thrown in processing metadata from text: %s",
- text[:200] + "..." if len(text) > 200 else text,
- )
+ parsed_metadata = parse_knowledge_search_metadata(text, strict=False)
+ if parsed_metadata:
+ metadata_map.update(parsed_metadata)Committable suggestion skipped: line range outside the PR's diff.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In src/app/endpoints/query.py around lines 84-91, change the strict parsing and
raw-text logging: call the parser in non-strict mode (e.g.,
parse_knowledge_search_metadata(text, strict=False) or the equivalent flag your
parser exposes) so valid blocks are preserved when one block is malformed, and
change the except to capture the exception (except ValueError as e) and remove
the raw text from the log; instead log the exception and any position/offset
info available on the exception (e.g., logger.exception("Error processing
metadata from text; position=%s", getattr(e, "position", "unknown"))).
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@thoraxe Perfect! I can see from commit 12becc5 that you've implemented the suggestions correctly:
✅ Non-strict parsing: Now using parse_knowledge_search_metadata(text, strict=False) to preserve valid blocks when some are malformed
✅ PII protection: Removed the raw text logging and replaced it with a cleaner error message
✅ Simplified logic: The conditional check if parsed_metadata: ensures only non-empty results are processed
The implementation looks excellent - it maintains robustness while protecting sensitive information from logs. Great work resolving this!
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@thoraxe Perfect! I can see from commit 12becc5 that you've implemented the suggestions excellently:
✅ Non-strict parsing: Now using parse_knowledge_search_metadata(text, strict=False) in streaming_query.py to preserve valid blocks when some are malformed
✅ PII protection: Completely removed raw text logging and replaced with clean error messages using position info
✅ Improved code organization: Moved the metadata processing functions to src/utils/metadata.py for better modularity
✅ Proper exception handling: Using except ValueError as e: and extracting position information
The implementation looks excellent - it maintains robustness while protecting sensitive information from logs. The code organization improvements are a nice bonus too!
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File: src/utils/suid.py, lines 6-12
def get_suid() -> str:
"""Generate a unique session ID (SUID) using UUID4.Returns:
A unique session ID.
"""
return str(uuid.uuid4()) -
File: src/app/database.py, lines 34-40
def get_session() -> Session:
"""Get a database session. Raises an error if not initialized."""
if SessionLocal is None:
raise RuntimeError(
"Database session not initialized. Call initialize_database() first."
)
return SessionLocal() -
File: src/models/database/conversations.py, lines 11-36
class UserConversation(Base): # pylint: disable=too-few-public-methods
"""Model for storing user conversation metadata."""tablename = "user_conversation"
The conversation ID
id: Mapped[str] = mapped_column(primary_key=True)
The user ID associated with the conversation
user_id: Mapped[str] = mapped_column(index=True)
The last provider/model used in the conversation
last_used_model: Mapped[str] = mapped_column()
last_used_provider: Mapped[str] = mapped_column()created_at: Mapped[datetime] = mapped_column(
DateTime(timezone=True),
server_default=func.now(), # pylint: disable=not-callable
)
last_message_at: Mapped[datetime] = mapped_column(
DateTime(timezone=True),
server_default=func.now(), # pylint: disable=not-callable
)The number of user messages in the conversation
message_count: Mapped[int] = mapped_column(default=0)
-
File: src/utils/metadata.py, lines 161-205
def extract_referenced_documents_from_steps(
steps: list[Any],
) -> list[ReferencedDocument]:
"""Extract referenced documents from tool execution steps.Args:
steps: List of response steps from the agentReturns:
List of referenced documents with doc_url and doc_title, sorted deterministically
"""
metadata_map: dict[str, dict[str, Any]] = {}for step in steps:
if getattr(step, "step_type", "") != "tool_execution" or not hasattr(
step, "tool_responses"
):
continuefor tool_response in getattr(step, "tool_responses", []) or []: if getattr( tool_response, "tool_name", "" ) != "knowledge_search" or not getattr(tool_response, "content", []): continue response_metadata = process_knowledge_search_content(tool_response) metadata_map.update(response_metadata)Extract referenced documents from metadata with error handling
referenced_documents = []
for v in metadata_map.values():
if "docs_url" in v and "title" in v:
try:
doc = ReferencedDocument(doc_url=v["docs_url"], doc_title=v["title"])
referenced_documents.append(doc)
except (pydantic.ValidationError, ValueError) as e:
logger.warning(
"Skipping invalid referenced document with docs_url='%s', title='%s': %s",
v.get("docs_url", ""),
v.get("title", ""),
str(e),
)
continuereturn sorted(referenced_documents, key=lambda d: (d.doc_title, str(d.doc_url)))
-
File: src/models/responses.py, lines 48-52
class ReferencedDocument(BaseModel):
"""Model representing a document referenced in generating a response."""doc_url: AnyUrl = Field(description="URL of the referenced document")
doc_title: str = Field(description="Title of the referenced document") -
File: src/models/responses.py, lines 55-113
class QueryResponse(BaseModel):
"""Model representing LLM response to a query.Attributes:
conversation_id: The optional conversation ID (UUID).
response: The response.
referenced_documents: The optional URLs and titles for the documents used
to generate the response.
"""conversation_id: Optional[str] = Field(
None,
description="The optional conversation ID (UUID)",
examples=["c5260aec-4d82-4370-9fdf-05cf908b3f16"],
)response: str = Field(
description="Response from LLM",
examples=[
"Kubernetes is an open-source container orchestration system for automating ..."
],
)referenced_documents: list[ReferencedDocument] = Field(
default_factory=list,
description="List of documents referenced in generating the response",
examples=[
[
{
"doc_url": (
"https://docs.openshift.com/container-platform/"
"4.15/operators/olm/index.html"
),
"doc_title": "Operator Lifecycle Manager (OLM)",
}
]
],
)provides examples for /docs endpoint
model_config = {
"json_schema_extra": {
"examples": [
{
"conversation_id": "123e4567-e89b-12d3-a456-426614174000",
"response": "Operator Lifecycle Manager (OLM) helps users install...",
"referenced_documents": [
{
"doc_url": (
"https://docs.openshift.com/container-platform/"
"4.15/operators/olm/index.html"
),
"doc_title": "Operator Lifecycle Manager (OLM)",
}
],
}
]
}
} -
File: src/models/requests.py, lines 15-67
class Attachment(BaseModel):
"""Model representing an attachment that can be send from UI as part of query.List of attachments can be optional part of 'query' request.
Attributes:
attachment_type: The attachment type, like "log", "configuration" etc.
content_type: The content type as defined in MIME standard
content: The actual attachment contentYAML attachments with kind and metadata/name attributes will
be handled as resources with specified name:kind: Pod metadata: name: private-reg"""
attachment_type: str = Field(
description="The attachment type, like 'log', 'configuration' etc.",
examples=["log"],
)
content_type: str = Field(
description="The content type as defined in MIME standard",
examples=["text/plain"],
)
content: str = Field(
description="The actual attachment content", examples=["warning: quota exceed"]
)provides examples for /docs endpoint
model_config = {
"json_schema_extra": {
"examples": [
{
"attachment_type": "log",
"content_type": "text/plain",
"content": "this is attachment",
},
{
"attachment_type": "configuration",
"content_type": "application/yaml",
"content": "kind: Pod\n metadata:\n name: private-reg",
},
{
"attachment_type": "configuration",
"content_type": "application/yaml",
"content": "foo: bar",
},
]
}
} -
File: src/models/requests.py, lines 70-220
class QueryRequest(BaseModel):
"""Model representing a request for the LLM (Language Model).Attributes:
query: The query string.
conversation_id: The optional conversation ID (UUID).
provider: The optional provider.
model: The optional model.
system_prompt: The optional system prompt.
attachments: The optional attachments.
no_tools: Whether to bypass all tools and MCP servers (default: False).Example:
python query_request = QueryRequest(query="Tell me about Kubernetes")
"""query: str = Field(
description="The query string",
examples=["What is Kubernetes?"],
)conversation_id: Optional[str] = Field(
None,
description="The optional conversation ID (UUID)",
examples=["c5260aec-4d82-4370-9fdf-05cf908b3f16"],
)provider: Optional[str] = Field(
None,
description="The optional provider",
examples=["openai", "watsonx"],
)model: Optional[str] = Field(
None,
description="The optional model",
examples=["gpt4mini"],
)system_prompt: Optional[str] = Field(
None,
description="The optional system prompt.",
examples=["You are OpenShift assistant.", "You are Ansible assistant."],
)attachments: Optional[list[Attachment]] = Field(
None,
description="The optional list of attachments.",
examples=[
{
"attachment_type": "log",
"content_type": "text/plain",
"content": "this is attachment",
},
{
"attachment_type": "configuration",
"content_type": "application/yaml",
"content": "kind: Pod\n metadata:\n name: private-reg",
},
{
"attachment_type": "configuration",
"content_type": "application/yaml",
"content": "foo: bar",
},
],
)no_tools: Optional[bool] = Field(
False,
description="Whether to bypass all tools and MCP servers",
examples=[True, False],
)media_type is not used in 'lightspeed-stack' that only supports application/json.
the field is kept here to enable compatibility with 'road-core' clients.
media_type: Optional[str] = Field(
None,
description="Media type (used just to enable compatibility)",
examples=["application/json"],
)provides examples for /docs endpoint
model_config = {
"extra": "forbid",
"json_schema_extra": {
"examples": [
{
"query": "write a deployment yaml for the mongodb image",
"conversation_id": "123e4567-e89b-12d3-a456-426614174000",
"provider": "openai",
"model": "model-name",
"system_prompt": "You are a helpful assistant",
"no_tools": False,
"attachments": [
{
"attachment_type": "log",
"content_type": "text/plain",
"content": "this is attachment",
},
{
"attachment_type": "configuration",
"content_type": "application/yaml",
"content": "kind: Pod\n metadata:\n name: private-reg",
},
{
"attachment_type": "configuration",
"content_type": "application/yaml",
"content": "foo: bar",
},
],
}
]
},
}@field_validator("conversation_id")
@classmethod
def check_uuid(cls, value: str | None) -> str | None:
"""Check if conversation ID has the proper format."""
if value and not suid.check_suid(value):
raise ValueError(f"Improper conversation ID '{value}'")
return valuedef get_documents(self) -> list[Document]:
"""Return the list of documents from the attachments."""
if not self.attachments:
return []
return [
Document(content=att.content, mime_type=att.content_type)
for att in self.attachments # pylint: disable=not-an-iterable
]@model_validator(mode="after")
def validate_provider_and_model(self) -> Self:
"""Perform validation on the provider and model."""
if self.model and not self.provider:
raise ValueError("Provider must be specified if model is specified")
if self.provider and not self.model:
raise ValueError("Model must be specified if provider is specified")
return self@model_validator(mode="after")
def validate_media_type(self) -> Self:
"""Log use of media_type that is unsupported but kept for backwards compatibility."""
if self.media_type:
logger.warning(
"media_type was set in the request but is not supported. The value will be ignored."
)
return self -
File: src/utils/endpoints.py, lines 34-40
def check_configuration_loaded(config: AppConfig) -> None:
"""Check that configuration is loaded and raise exception when it is not."""
if config is None:
raise HTTPException(
status_code=status.HTTP_500_INTERNAL_SERVER_ERROR,
detail={"response": "Configuration is not loaded"},
) -
File: src/utils/endpoints.py, lines 78-127
async def get_agent(
client: AsyncLlamaStackClient,
model_id: str,
system_prompt: str,
available_input_shields: list[str],
available_output_shields: list[str],
conversation_id: str | None,
no_tools: bool = False,
) -> tuple[AsyncAgent, str, str]:
"""Get existing agent or create a new one with session persistence."""
existing_agent_id = None
if conversation_id:
with suppress(ValueError):
agent_response = await client.agents.retrieve(agent_id=conversation_id)
existing_agent_id = agent_response.agent_idlogger.debug("Creating new agent")
agent = AsyncAgent(
client, # type: ignore[arg-type]
model=model_id,
instructions=system_prompt,
input_shields=available_input_shields if available_input_shields else [],
output_shields=available_output_shields if available_output_shields else [],
tool_parser=None if no_tools else GraniteToolParser.get_parser(model_id),
enable_session_persistence=True,
)
await agent.initialize()if existing_agent_id and conversation_id:
orphan_agent_id = agent.agent_id
agent._agent_id = conversation_id # type: ignore[assignment] # pylint: disable=protected-access
await client.agents.delete(agent_id=orphan_agent_id)
sessions_response = await client.agents.session.list(agent_id=conversation_id)
logger.info("session response: %s", sessions_response)
try:
session_id = str(sessions_response.data[0]["session_id"])
except IndexError as e:
logger.error("No sessions found for conversation %s", conversation_id)
raise HTTPException(
status_code=status.HTTP_404_NOT_FOUND,
detail={
"response": "Conversation not found",
"cause": f"Conversation {conversation_id} could not be retrieved.",
},
) from e
else:
conversation_id = agent.agent_id
session_id = await agent.create_session(get_suid())return agent, conversation_id, session_id
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File: src/client.py, lines 18-50
class AsyncLlamaStackClientHolder(metaclass=Singleton):
"""Container for an initialised AsyncLlamaStackClient."""_lsc: Optional[AsyncLlamaStackClient] = None
async def load(self, llama_stack_config: LlamaStackConfiguration) -> None:
"""Retrieve Async Llama stack client according to configuration."""
if llama_stack_config.use_as_library_client is True:
if llama_stack_config.library_client_config_path is not None:
logger.info("Using Llama stack as library client")
client = AsyncLlamaStackAsLibraryClient(
llama_stack_config.library_client_config_path
)
await client.initialize()
self._lsc = client
else:
msg = "Configuration problem: library_client_config_path option is not set"
logger.error(msg)
# tisnik: use custom exception there - with cause etc.
raise ValueError(msg)
else:
logger.info("Using Llama stack running as a service")
self._lsc = AsyncLlamaStackClient(
base_url=llama_stack_config.url, api_key=llama_stack_config.api_key
)def get_client(self) -> AsyncLlamaStackClient:
"""Return an initialised AsyncLlamaStackClient."""
if not self._lsc:
raise RuntimeError(
"AsyncLlamaStackClient has not been initialised. Ensure 'load(..)' has been called."
)
return self._lsc -
File: src/utils/mcp_headers.py, lines 15-26
async def mcp_headers_dependency(request: Request) -> dict[str, dict[str, str]]:
"""Get the MCP headers dependency to passed to mcp servers.mcp headers is a json dictionary or mcp url paths and their respective headers
Args:
request (Request): The FastAPI request object.Returns:
The mcp headers dictionary, or empty dictionary if not found or on json decoding error
"""
return extract_mcp_headers(request) -
File: src/utils/mcp_headers.py, lines 56-90
def handle_mcp_headers_with_toolgroups(
mcp_headers: dict[str, dict[str, str]], config: AppConfig
) -> dict[str, dict[str, str]]:
"""Process MCP headers by converting toolgroup names to URLs.This function takes MCP headers where keys can be either valid URLs or
toolgroup names. For valid URLs (HTTP/HTTPS), it keeps them as-is. For
toolgroup names, it looks up the corresponding MCP server URL in the
configuration and replaces the key with the URL. Unknown toolgroup names
are filtered out.Args:
mcp_headers: Dictionary with keys as URLs or toolgroup names
config: Application configuration containing MCP server definitionsReturns:
Dictionary with URLs as keys and their corresponding headers as values
"""
converted_mcp_headers = {}for key, item in mcp_headers.items():
key_url_parsed = urlparse(key)
if key_url_parsed.scheme in ("http", "https") and key_url_parsed.netloc:
# a valid url is supplied, deliver it as is
converted_mcp_headers[key] = item
else:
# assume the key is a toolgroup name
# look for toolgroups name in mcp_servers configuration
# if the mcp server is not found, the mcp header gets ignored
for mcp_server in config.mcp_servers:
if mcp_server.name == key and mcp_server.url:
converted_mcp_headers[mcp_server.url] = item
breakreturn converted_mcp_headers
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File: src/configuration.py, lines 55-60
def configuration(self) -> Configuration:
"""Return the whole configuration."""
assert (
self._configuration is not None
), "logic error: configuration is not loaded"
return self._configuration -
File: src/configuration.py, lines 71-76
def llama_stack_configuration(self) -> LlamaStackConfiguration:
"""Return Llama stack configuration."""
assert (
self._configuration is not None
), "logic error: configuration is not loaded"
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File: src/configuration.py, lines 79-84
def user_data_collection_configuration(self) -> UserDataCollection:
"""Return user data collection configuration."""
assert (
self._configuration is not None
), "logic error: configuration is not loaded"
return self._configuration.user_data_collection -
File: src/configuration.py, lines 87-92
def mcp_servers(self) -> list[ModelContextProtocolServer]:
"""Return model context protocol servers configuration."""
assert (
self._configuration is not None
), "logic error: configuration is not loaded"
return self._configuration.mcp_servers -
File: src/configuration.py, lines 116-121
def inference(self) -> InferenceConfiguration:
"""Return inference configuration."""
assert (
self._configuration is not None
), "logic error: configuration is not loaded"
return self._configuration.inference
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src/app/endpoints/query.py (1)
191-193: Avoid logging full Llama Stack config (potential secret leakage).At INFO level, logging the entire configuration may expose sensitive fields (e.g., API keys). Log only non-sensitive fields or sanitize.
Apply:
- llama_stack_config = configuration.llama_stack_configuration - logger.info("LLama stack config: %s", llama_stack_config) + llama_stack_config = configuration.llama_stack_configuration + # Avoid logging secrets; log only non-sensitive fields + try: + logger.info( + "Llama Stack config: url=%s, use_as_library_client=%s", + getattr(llama_stack_config, "url", "<unknown>"), + getattr(llama_stack_config, "use_as_library_client", "<unknown>"), + ) + except Exception: + logger.info("Llama Stack config loaded")
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tests/unit/app/endpoints/test_query.py (1)
1595-1786: Nit: standardize pytest test names with an underscore aftertest_.Several tests use
def testprocess_...instead ofdef test_process_.... They still run (start with "test"), but the standard naming improves readability and consistency.Apply these renames:
-def testprocess_knowledge_search_content_with_valid_metadata(mocker): +def test_process_knowledge_search_content_with_valid_metadata(mocker): @@ -def testprocess_knowledge_search_content_with_invalid_metadata_syntax_error(mocker): +def test_process_knowledge_search_content_with_invalid_metadata_syntax_error(mocker): @@ -def testprocess_knowledge_search_content_with_invalid_metadata_value_error(mocker): +def test_process_knowledge_search_content_with_invalid_metadata_value_error(mocker): @@ -def testprocess_knowledge_search_content_with_non_dict_metadata(mocker): +def test_process_knowledge_search_content_with_non_dict_metadata(mocker): @@ -def testprocess_knowledge_search_content_with_metadata_missing_document_id(mocker): +def test_process_knowledge_search_content_with_metadata_missing_document_id(mocker): @@ -def testprocess_knowledge_search_content_with_no_text_attribute(mocker): +def test_process_knowledge_search_content_with_no_text_attribute(mocker): @@ -def testprocess_knowledge_search_content_with_none_content(mocker): +def test_process_knowledge_search_content_with_none_content(mocker): @@ -def testprocess_knowledge_search_content_duplicate_document_id_last_wins(mocker): +def test_process_knowledge_search_content_duplicate_document_id_last_wins(mocker): @@ -def testprocess_knowledge_search_content_with_braces_inside_strings(mocker): +def test_process_knowledge_search_content_with_braces_inside_strings(mocker): @@ -def testprocess_knowledge_search_content_with_nested_objects(mocker): +def test_process_knowledge_search_content_with_nested_objects(mocker):src/app/endpoints/query.py (1)
401-408: Optional: rename retrieve_response parameter for clarity.The parameter name model_id actually carries the Llama Stack model identifier (often provider/model). Consider renaming to llama_stack_model_id to prevent confusion across call sites.
src/utils/metadata.py (1)
52-105: Expose parse error position explicitly for better diagnostics.You log getattr(e, "position", "unknown") but never attach position. Create a custom exception carrying the position and raise it from the parser.
Apply:
@@ -logger = logging.getLogger(__name__) +logger = logging.getLogger(__name__) + +class MetadataParseError(ValueError): + """Error parsing a Metadata: {...} block.""" + def __init__(self, message: str, position: int): + super().__init__(message) + self.position = position @@ - except (SyntaxError, ValueError) as e: + except (SyntaxError, ValueError) as e: if strict: - raise ValueError( - f"Failed to parse metadata at position {match.start()}: {e}" - ) from e + raise MetadataParseError( + f"Failed to parse metadata at position {match.start()}: {e}", + position=match.start(), + ) from e # non-strict mode: skip bad blocks, keep the rest continueAnd improve the logging site to prefer the explicit position:
- except ValueError as e: - logger.exception( - "Error processing metadata from text; position=%s", - getattr(e, "position", "unknown"), - ) + except ValueError as e: + logger.exception( + "Error processing metadata from text; position=%s", + getattr(e, "position", "unknown"), + )Note: The call site already uses getattr(e, "position", "unknown"), so raising MetadataParseError will populate it.
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tests/unit/app/endpoints/test_query.py (5)
222-276: Great coverage for referenced_documents propagation through /query.You validate the triple return from retrieve_response and ensure QueryResponse includes ReferencedDocument objects with deterministic comparisons. Solid, meaningful assertions.
517-575: End-to-end extraction of referenced documents from knowledge_search looks solid.The test builds realistic ToolResponse/steps, exercises parsing, and asserts correct omission of mis-capitalized "Title" keys. Good use of TextContentItem and deterministic expectations.
281-286: Correct patch targets for configuration defaults.Using absolute import strings to patch configuration’s default_provider/default_model is the right approach here and matches the code under test.
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1938-2014: Excellent negative-path test for invalid docs_url.Covers malformed URL behavior end-to-end and asserts both omission and logging, protecting against ValidationError crashes. Nice use of logger patching.
1788-1860: Robustness tests for missing/malformed output content are on point.These verify that retrieve_response returns an empty string when content/output_message are None/missing or structured, which matches the hardened implementation.
Also applies to: 1861-1897, 1899-1936
src/app/endpoints/query.py (5)
58-66: Good: 200 response example now illustrates referenced_documents shape.The example is clear and helps clients understand the new field.
225-231: Correct threading of referenced_documents from agent to HTTP response.Returning the triple and including referenced_documents in QueryResponse keeps the surface consistent and testable.
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401-408: Signature and return type of retrieve_response are clear.Returning (response_text, conversation_id, referenced_documents) is explicit and matches tests.
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512-520: LGTM: validation error metric is incremented on shield violations.Simple and guarded checks avoid attribute errors and ensure metrics correctness.
521-538: Delegating doc extraction to utils is the right abstraction.Single-responsibility, testability, and reusability all improved. The safe guard around output_message/content is also correct.
src/utils/metadata.py (2)
20-50: Caveat: brace counting treats braces inside strings as structural.Your balanced-brace scanner doesn’t track quoting/escapes; it will count “{” and “}” in string literals. In practice this is fine when they appear in matched pairs (your tests cover this), but unmatched braces in strings would break extraction.
Would you like a follow-up unit test that includes a metadata value with an unmatched “{” inside a string to confirm graceful skipping in non-strict mode?
161-205: Solid, guarded extraction with deterministic ordering and validation skip.This function correctly aggregates metadata across steps, filters for knowledge_search, skips invalid entries with warnings, and sorts results. Good balance between robustness and determinism.
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281-286: Prefer patching the configuration object over deep attribute paths in testsPatching deep attributes like app.endpoints.query.configuration.inference.default_provider/model is brittle if configuration is None or the .inference attribute isn’t set. Patch the configuration object once with a mock that has the expected fields.
Apply this diff in both tests:
- mocker.patch( - "app.endpoints.query.configuration.inference.default_provider", - "default_provider", - ) - mocker.patch( - "app.endpoints.query.configuration.inference.default_model", "default_model" - ) + mock_config = mocker.Mock() + mock_config.inference.default_provider = "default_provider" + mock_config.inference.default_model = "default_model" + mocker.patch("app.endpoints.query.configuration", mock_config)Also applies to: 320-325
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25-27: Unify imports: source extract_referenced_documents_from_steps from utils.metadata (not the endpoint)For consistency and to reduce coupling to endpoint modules, import extract_referenced_documents_from_steps from utils.metadata, same as process_knowledge_search_content. This ensures tests target the utility directly and won’t break if app.endpoints.query stops re-exporting it.
Apply this diff to consolidate imports:
from app.endpoints.query import ( query_endpoint_handler, select_model_and_provider_id, retrieve_response, validate_attachments_metadata, is_transcripts_enabled, construct_transcripts_path, store_transcript, get_rag_toolgroups, evaluate_model_hints, - extract_referenced_documents_from_steps, ) -from utils.metadata import process_knowledge_search_content +from utils.metadata import process_knowledge_search_content, extract_referenced_documents_from_steps
222-276: End-to-end propagation of referenced_documents verified — add a deterministic-order assertionTest is solid: it validates the endpoint returns typed ReferencedDocument objects and avoids brittle equality. Consider asserting deterministic ordering (title-based) to align with utils.metadata.extract_referenced_documents_from_steps sorting by title.
You can extend the assertions:
assert [(str(d.doc_url), d.doc_title) for d in response.referenced_documents] == [ ("https://example.com/doc1", "Doc1"), ("https://example.com/doc2", "Doc2"), ] + # Titles should be sorted deterministically by doc_title + assert [d.doc_title for d in response.referenced_documents] == sorted( + [d.doc_title for d in response.referenced_documents] + )
1969-2041: Great negative test for invalid docs_url — consider using TextContentItem for consistencyThe test effectively verifies skipping and logging of invalid URLs. For consistency with other tests and the real client types, you may construct content with TextContentItem instead of bare mocks (optional).
Example:
- mock_tool_response.content = [ - mocker.Mock(text=s, type="text") for s in invalid_docs_url_results - ] + mock_tool_response.content = [ + TextContentItem(text=s, type="text") for s in invalid_docs_url_results + ]
1595-1786: Robust coverage for metadata parsing edge cases — add case-insensitive “metadata:” label testThese tests thoroughly exercise syntax errors, ValueError cases, braces in strings, nested JSON, None content, and last-wins. One small gap: the PR claims case-insensitive detection of the “Metadata:” label. Add a test where the label appears as “metadata:” and ensure it’s parsed.
Proposed test to append near these cases:
def test_process_knowledge_search_content_metadata_label_case_insensitive(mocker): text_content_item = mocker.Mock() text_content_item.text = ( "Result 1\n" "Content: Test content\n" "metadata: {'document_id': 'doc-ci', 'title': 'Case Insensitive', 'docs_url': 'https://example.com/ci'}\n" ) tool_response = mocker.Mock() tool_response.content = [text_content_item] metadata_map = process_knowledge_search_content(tool_response) assert "doc-ci" in metadata_map assert metadata_map["doc-ci"]["title"] == "Case Insensitive" assert metadata_map["doc-ci"]["docs_url"] == "https://example.com/ci"Would you like me to submit this as a follow-up change?
1319-1321: Minor: transcripts_disabled property set but not used in these testsYou set configuration.user_data_collection_configuration.transcripts_disabled, but later stub is_transcripts_enabled directly. This extra setup is harmless but can be removed to avoid confusion.
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11-12: Good choice using concrete Llama Stack content types for tool responsesImporting TextContentItem and ToolResponse improves test realism and reduces brittleness versus plain mocks in places you need structure.
31-31: Type-safe validation on ReferencedDocument instances in testsImporting the model and asserting isinstance where relevant is a good call, especially since doc_url uses AnyUrl which normalizes values.
36-68: Well-constructed SAMPLE_KNOWLEDGE_SEARCH_RESULTS fixturesCovers multiple cases, including mis-indented metadata and a mis-capitalized field used to validate skipping. This aids realistic parsing tests.
499-501: LGTM: Tests consistently adopt retrieve_response’s new triple returnThe updates correctly unpack (response, conversation_id, referenced_documents) and assert referenced_documents where relevant. This reduces future breakage.
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517-575: Knowledge search extraction test is comprehensive and realisticExcellent coverage: validates multiple metadata blocks, indentation variance, and excluding incorrect key casing. This provides high confidence in the parser and extraction logic.
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191-194: Avoid logging secrets: redact or limit llama stack config in logsPrinting the entire configuration object at INFO risks leaking sensitive fields like API keys. Log only non-sensitive fields or a sanitized summary.
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- logger.info("LLama stack config: %s", llama_stack_config) + # Avoid logging secrets (e.g., API keys) from configuration + logger.info( + "Llama stack config: {url=%s, use_as_library_client=%s}", + getattr(llama_stack_config, "url", "<hidden>"), + getattr(llama_stack_config, "use_as_library_client", False), + )
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287-292: Patching targets corrected to absolute import pathsThis fixes mocking reliability for config defaults. Thanks for addressing the earlier feedback.
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2052-2127: Invalid docs_url handling and log assertions: minor robustness nitThe test correctly validates that invalid URLs are skipped and a warning is logged. The log assertion could be made less brittle by relying on call.args, avoiding stringifying the call object.
Suggested tweak:
- assert any( - call[0][0].startswith("Skipping invalid referenced document") - or "Skipping invalid referenced document" in str(call) - for call in mock_logger.warning.call_args_list - ) + assert any( + "Skipping invalid referenced document" in " ".join(map(str, call.args)) + for call in mock_logger.warning.call_args_list + )src/app/endpoints/query.py (4)
434-441: Duplicate network call to list shields; fetch onceawait client.shields.list() is called twice. Save once and filter for input vs output to reduce latency and load.
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- available_input_shields = [ - shield.identifier - for shield in filter(is_input_shield, await client.shields.list()) - ] - available_output_shields = [ - shield.identifier - for shield in filter(is_output_shield, await client.shields.list()) - ] + shields = await client.shields.list() + available_input_shields = [s.identifier for s in filter(is_input_shield, shields)] + available_output_shields = [s.identifier for s in filter(is_output_shield, shields)]
451-453: Reduce log sensitivity: don’t emit full system promptSystem prompts can be user-provided and may contain sensitive content. Consider logging only metadata (length) at debug level instead of the full string.
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- logger.debug("Using system prompt: %s", system_prompt) + logger.debug("Using system prompt (len=%d)", len(system_prompt or ""))
293-299: Docstring return description is inaccurate (function returns a triple)select_model_and_provider_id returns (llama_stack_model_id, model_id, provider_id), not just combined id and provider. Update the docstring to prevent confusion.
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- Returns: - A tuple containing the combined model ID (in the format - "provider/model") and the provider ID. + Returns: + tuple[str, str, str]: (llama_stack_model_id, model_id, provider_id), + where llama_stack_model_id is "provider/model".
423-428: Docstring: include the client parameterretrieve_response’s docstring omits the client param. Add it for completeness.
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- Parameters: - model_id (str): The identifier of the LLM model to use. + Parameters: + client (AsyncLlamaStackClient): Initialized Llama Stack client. + model_id (str): The identifier of the LLM model to use.
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26-29: Good move centralizing metadata parsing usageImporting and using the shared utils.metadata helpers here reduces duplication and drift between endpoint and test logic. Solid alignment with the new design.
38-69: Well-constructed sample input for metadata parsing edge-casesThis dataset exercises indentation, spacing, and casing around “Metadata:” plus a mis-capitalized 'Title'. Great for validating the parser’s robustness and last-wins semantics.
165-168: Tests updated for triple return shapeThe retrieve_response mock now returns (response, conversation_id, referenced_documents). This matches the new API and keeps test intent clear.
224-283: End-to-end verification of referenced_documents propagationStrong test. Verifies the handler carries ReferencedDocument models through, compares by fields to avoid brittle equality, and checks deterministic sort by title.
569-578: Vector DB path: empty referenced_documents assertedClear assertion that in the absence of knowledge_search tool responses, referenced_documents returns empty. Matches utility contract.
587-645: Extraction from knowledge_search tool steps thoroughly testedGood coverage of multi-result parsing, indentation tolerance, and ensured omission when ‘title’ key is missing/mis-cased. Aligns with extract_referenced_documents_from_steps behavior (sorted by title).
1663-1901: Comprehensive unit tests for process_knowledge_search_contentGreat breadth:
- Valid metadata parsing
- SyntaxError/ValueError tolerance
- Non-dict metadata ignored without false-positive exception logs (correct logger target)
- Missing document_id, None content, items without text
- Duplicate document_id last-wins
- Braces within strings and nested objects
- String-content fallback parsing and case-insensitive label detection
This suite meaningfully hardens the parser against real-world tool outputs.
2131-2165: Direct extraction helper validationConfirms the extractor gracefully skips entries that fail pydantic validation and returns only the valid ReferencedDocument. Matches the robustness goals of this PR.
src/app/endpoints/query.py (1)
512-544: LGTM: violation metric and referenced document extraction path
- Shield violation counting guarded via getattr avoids attribute errors.
- Delegation to extract_referenced_documents_from_steps keeps retrieve_response lean and consistent with streaming behavior.
Description
This branch implements referenced documents functionality for both query endpoints, with
comprehensive improvements for robustness, maintainability, and error handling.
feat: implement referenced documents with robust metadata parsing and error handling
This branch adds comprehensive referenced documents support to both /query and
/streaming-query endpoints, with advanced metadata parsing capabilities and
production-ready error handling to ensure reliable operation.
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Referenced Documents Support
/query) - Returnsreferenced_documentsarray in response/streaming-query) - Includes referenced documents in SSEend event
ReferencedDocumentmodel with URL validation and title fieldsAdvanced Metadata Parsing Infrastructure
src/utils/metadata.py)🛡️ Production-Ready Error Handling
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docs_urlentries are logged and skippedpydantic.ValidationErrorRobust Parsing
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METADATA: {...} # ✅ Works
metadata: {...} # ✅ Works
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