easycompletion

Easy text completion and function calling using the OpenAI API. Also includes useful utilities for counting tokens, composing prompts and trimming them to fit within the token limit.

Installation

pip install easycompletion

Quickstart

from easycompletion import openai_function_call, openai_text_call, compose_prompt

# Compose a function object
test_function = compose_function(
    name="write_song",
    description="Write a song about AI",
    properties={
            "lyrics": {
                "type": "string",
                "description": "The lyrics for the song",
            }
    },
    required_properties: ["lyrics"],
)

# Call the function
response = openai_function_call(text="Write a song about AI", functions=[test_function], function_call="write_song")

# Print the response
print(response["arguments"]["lyrics"])

Basic Usage

Compose Prompt

You can compose a prompt using {{handlebars}} syntax

test_prompt = "Don't forget your {{object}}"
test_dict = {"object": "towel"}
prompt = compose_prompt(test_prompt, test_dict)
# prompt = "Don't forget your towel"

Text Completion

Send text, get a response as a text string

from easycompletion import openai_text_call
response = openai_text_call("Hello, how are you?")
# response["text"] = "As an AI language model, I don't have feelings, but...""

Compose a Function

Compose a function to pass into the function calling API

from easycompletion import compose_function

test_function = compose_function(
    name="write_song",
    description="Write a song about AI",
    properties={
            "lyrics": {
                "type": "string",
                "description": "The lyrics for the song",
            }
    },
    required_properties: ["lyrics"],
)

Function Completion

Send text and a list of functions and get a response as a function call

from easycompletion import openai_function_call, compose_function

# NOTE: test_function is a function object created using compose_function in the example above...

response = openai_function_call(text="Write a song about AI", functions=[test_function], function_call="write_song")
# Response structure is { "text": string, "function_name": string, "arguments": dict  }
print(response["arguments"]["lyrics"])

Advanced Usage

compose_function(name, description, properties, required_properties)

Composes a function object for OpenAI API.

summarization_function = compose_function(
    name="summarize_text",
    description="Summarize the text. Include the topic, subtopics.",
    properties={
        "summary": {
            "type": "string",
            "description": "Detailed summary of the text.",
        },
    },
    required_properties=["summary"],
)

openai_text_call(text, model_failure_retries=5, model=None, chunk_length=DEFAULT_CHUNK_LENGTH, api_key=None)

Sends text to the OpenAI API and returns a text response.

response = openai_text_call(
    "Hello, how are you?",
    model_failure_retries=3,
    model='gpt-3.5-turbo',
    chunk_length=1024,
    api_key='your_openai_api_key'
)

The response object looks like this:

{
    "text": "string",
    "usage": {
        "prompt_tokens": "number",
        "completion_tokens": "number",
        "total_tokens": "number"
    },
    "error": "string|None",
    "finish_reason": "string"
}

openai_function_call(text, functions=None, model_failure_retries=5, function_call=None, function_failure_retries=10, chunk_length=DEFAULT_CHUNK_LENGTH, model=None, api_key=None)

Sends text and a list of functions to the OpenAI API and returns optional text and a function call. The function call is validated against the functions array.

function = {
    'name': 'function1',
    'parameters': {'param1': 'value1'}
}

response = openai_function_call("Call the function.", function)

The response object looks like this:

{
    "text": "string",
    "function_name": "string",
    "arguments": "dict",
    "usage": {
        "prompt_tokens": "number",
        "completion_tokens": "number",
        "total_tokens": "number"
    },
    "finish_reason": "string",
    "error": "string|None"
}

trim_prompt(text, max_tokens=DEFAULT_CHUNK_LENGTH, model=DEFAULT_TEXT_MODEL, preserve_top=True)

Trim the given text to a maximum number of tokens.

trimmed_text = trim_prompt("This is a test.", 3, preserve_top=True)

chunk_prompt(prompt, chunk_length=DEFAULT_CHUNK_LENGTH)

Split the given prompt into chunks where each chunk has a maximum number of tokens.

prompt_chunks = chunk_prompt("This is a test. I am writing a function.", 4)

count_tokens(prompt, model=DEFAULT_TEXT_MODEL)

Count the number of tokens in a string.

num_tokens = count_tokens("This is a test.")

get_tokens(prompt, model=DEFAULT_TEXT_MODEL)

Returns a list of tokens in a string.

tokens = get_tokens("This is a test.")

compose_prompt(prompt_template, parameters)

Composes a prompt using a template and parameters. Parameter keys are enclosed in double curly brackets and replaced with parameter values.

prompt = compose_prompt("Hello {{name}}!", {"name": "John"})

A note about models

You can pass in a model using the model parameter of either openai_function_call or openai_text_call. If you do not pass in a model, the default model will be used. You can also override this by setting the environment model via OPENAI_MODEL environment variable.

Default model is gpt-turbo-3.5-0613.

A note about API keys

You can pass in an API key using the api_key parameter of either openai_function_call or openai_text_call. If you do not pass in an API key, the OPENAI_API_KEY environment variable will be checked.

Publishing

bash publish.sh --version=<version> --username=<pypi_username> --password=<pypi_password>

Contributions Welcome

If you like this library and want to contribute in any way, please feel free to submit a PR and I will review it. Please note that the goal here is simplicity and accesibility, using common language and few dependencies.

Questions, Comments, Concerns

If you have any questions, please feel free to reach out to me on Twitter or Discord @new.moon