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Validation part 1 proposed edits #125

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  • Documentation: Enhanced the blog post on dynamic validation, providing clearer explanations and more comprehensive examples.
  • New Feature: Introduced a custom llm_validator for more flexible validation using language models.
  • Improvement: Added a patching mechanism to the ChatCompletion class for easier integration with OpenAI models and Pydantic objects.
  • Improvement: Implemented a max_retries parameter to handle invalid responses more effectively.
  • New Feature: Demonstrated the use of field and model validators for robust data validation.
  • Improvement: Showcased how to handle errors and re-asking in the validation process.

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The changes introduce dynamic validation using Pydantic and Instructor libraries in Python. They enhance the validation process, demonstrate the use of field and model validators, and provide examples of handling errors and re-asking. The changes also include a patching mechanism for OpenAI models and Pydantic objects, and a custom llm_validator for validating citations.

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docs/blog/posts/validation-part1.md Introduced dynamic validation using Pydantic and Instructor libraries. Added examples of field and model validators, error handling, and re-asking. Demonstrated a patching mechanism for OpenAI models and Pydantic objects, and a custom llm_validator for validating citations.

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In the land of code, where the brackets lie,

Validation rules, we now apply.

With Pydantic and Instructor's might,

We make our code both strong and tight.

Errors and retries, we now can handle,

Lighting the way, like a coding candle.

So here's to changes, big and small,

May our code stand tall, and never fall. 🎉🥕


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  • 28-37: The new hunk introduces the Instructor library and its patching mechanism for the ChatCompletion class. It also imports the BaseModel from pydantic and defines a UserDetail class. The changes are consistent with the old hunk and there are no significant issues. However, it's important to ensure that the Instructor library is installed and updated to the latest version to avoid any compatibility issues.

  • 50-55: The new hunk introduces a max_retries parameter to handle invalid responses. This is a good practice as it prevents the program from getting stuck in an infinite loop if the response is consistently invalid. The assert statements are used to verify the output of the function call. Ensure that the max_retries parameter is set to a reasonable value to avoid excessive retries.

  • 74-79: The new hunk introduces the concept of using the field_validator decorator in Pydantic for validation. This is a standard practice in Pydantic and there are no significant issues with this change.

  • 90-90: The new hunk introduces a field_validator for the message field. The validator checks if any word in the message is in the blacklist (rob, steal). If a blacklisted word is found, it raises a ValueError. This is a good practice for input validation and there are no significant issues with this change.

  • 102-104: The new hunk explains the logic of the field_validator introduced in the previous hunk. It's a good practice to explain the logic of the code for better understanding. There are no significant issues with this change.

  • 157-157: The new hunk introduces the llm_validator class from Instructor. This class uses a statement to verify the value, which is a good practice for dynamic validation. Ensure that the llm_validator class is available in the Instructor library.

  • 187-187: The new hunk introduces the concept of building your own llm_validator with Instructor. This is a good practice for creating custom validators. There are no significant issues with this change.

  • 206-206: The new hunk imports the instructor library. This is necessary for using the llm_validator class. Ensure that the instructor library is installed and updated to the latest version to avoid any compatibility issues.

  • 230-235: The new hunk introduces a response_model parameter for the ChatCompletion API call. This parameter is set to the Validation Pydantic class defined earlier. If the response is not valid, a ValueError is raised. This is a good practice for handling invalid responses. Ensure that the Validation class is defined correctly and the is_valid attribute is available in the response object.

  • 252-252: The new hunk introduces the concept of validating the chain of thought reasoning using Pydantic and Instructor. This is a good practice for validating the reasoning of AI models. There are no significant issues with this change.

  • 283-283: The new hunk imports the BaseModel and model_validator from pydantic. These are necessary for defining the AIResponse class and its validators. Ensure that these are available in the pydantic library.

  • 316-331: The new hunk introduces the concept of validating citations from the original text using Pydantic and Instructor. It also introduces the model_validate function in Pydantic for passing additional context to the validators. This is a good practice for validating the context of AI responses. Ensure that the model_validate function is available in the pydantic library.

  • 436-436: The new hunk provides a link to the Instructor library on GitHub. This is a good practice for directing readers to the source code. Ensure that the link is correct and accessible.

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  • 28-28: The new hunk provides a more detailed explanation of the Instructor library and its benefits. It emphasizes the library's ability to handle complex logic, parse and validate responses, and automatically retry invalid responses. This change enhances the clarity and understanding of the Instructor library.

  • 37-37: The new hunk adds a comment to the instructor.patch() line, explaining its purpose. This comment enhances the readability and understanding of the code.

  • 50-55: The new hunk introduces a max_retries parameter to manage invalid responses and adds assertions to verify the response. This change improves the robustness of the code by handling invalid responses and verifying the output.

  • 74-79: The new hunk does not introduce any significant changes. It maintains the explanation of Pydantic's validation approaches.

  • 90-90: The new hunk adds a comment to the line where the sentence is split into individual words. This comment enhances the readability and understanding of the code.

  • 102-104: The new hunk adds a detailed explanation of how the validation process works. This change enhances the clarity and understanding of the validation process.

  • 157-157: The new hunk does not introduce any significant changes. It maintains the explanation of the llm_validator class from Instructor.

  • 187-187: The new hunk does not introduce any significant changes. It maintains the explanation of creating a custom llm_validator.

  • 206-206: The new hunk does not introduce any significant changes. It maintains the explanation of using Instructor to generate the validation.

  • 230-235: The new hunk adds a comment to the line where the response_model parameter is passed to the ChatCompletion API call. This comment enhances the readability and understanding of the code.

  • 252-252: The new hunk does not introduce any significant changes. It maintains the explanation of validating the chain of thought using Pydantic and Instructor.

  • 283-283: The new hunk does not introduce any significant changes. It maintains the explanation of creating a BaseModel class for AI responses.

  • 316-324: The new hunk introduces a new section on validating citations from original text. It explains how to use Pydantic and Instructor to perform this validation and how to pass additional context to validation functions. This change enhances the scope and understanding of the validation process.

  • 436-436: The new hunk does not introduce any significant changes. It maintains the conclusion of the blog post and the link to the Instructor GitHub repository.

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  • 17-17: The function validation_function(value) is mentioned but not defined or used in the code. Please ensure that this function is defined and used correctly in the actual code.

  • 157-157: The llm_validator class is mentioned but not used in the code. Please ensure that this class is used correctly in the actual code.

  • 187-187: The llm_validator class is mentioned but not used in the code. Please ensure that this class is used correctly in the actual code.

  • 393-393: The max_retries parameter is mentioned but not used in the code. Please ensure that this parameter is used correctly in the actual code.

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@jxnl jxnl merged commit cd52c0d into instructor-ai:main Oct 26, 2023
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