Explorer provides OpenAI API compatible inference service#289
Explorer provides OpenAI API compatible inference service#289yanxi-chen merged 14 commits intoagentscope-ai:mainfrom
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This pull request introduces a significant new 'serve' mode for the Explorer component, transforming it into an OpenAI API-compatible inference service. This enhancement allows external agent applications to leverage the Explorer's capabilities remotely for inference, offering features like dynamic request routing, automatic experience data capture, and continuous model weight synchronization. The changes ensure high availability and efficient resource utilization while providing a standardized API interface for interaction.
Highlights
- New 'serve' mode for Explorer: Introduced a dedicated 'serve' mode for the Explorer component, allowing it to function as an OpenAI API-compatible inference service. This mode is designed for agent applications to deploy locally and utilize remote Explorer services.
- OpenAI API Compatibility: The Explorer now provides an API that is compatible with OpenAI's API, enabling seamless integration with existing OpenAI client libraries.
- Dynamic Request Assignment and Load Tracking: Explorer dynamically assigns incoming inference requests to available models and includes
--enable-server-load-trackingfor better load balancing. - Automatic Experience Data Conversion: In 'serve' mode, inference requests and responses are automatically converted into 'Experience' data and written to an internal buffer for further processing.
- Continuous Model Weight Synchronization: The Explorer continuously tracks the latest model checkpoints via a Synchronizer and updates the inference models' weights, ensuring models are always up-to-date.
- Service Availability Guarantee: The system ensures that at least one inference model remains in a running state at all times, even during weight synchronization, to maintain uninterrupted service.
- New API and Server Modules: Two new modules,
trinity/explorer/api/api.pyandtrinity/explorer/api/server.py, were added to implement the FastAPI-based API server and its management logic. - Explorer Client for API Interaction: A new
ExplorerClient(trinity/explorer/explorer_client.py) was introduced to facilitate interaction with the Explorer's API server, including session management and patched OpenAI client methods.
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This pull request introduces a significant new feature: a serve mode for the Explorer, which provides an OpenAI-compatible API for inference. The changes are extensive, touching configuration, model wrappers, the explorer's core logic, and adding new API server components. My review has focused on the correctness and robustness of this new functionality. I have identified several critical issues in the API server implementation that would likely cause runtime errors, as well as a major logical flaw where data collected via the API is not processed. Additionally, I've provided suggestions to improve error handling, logging practices, and the API client implementation. Addressing these findings will be essential to ensure the stability and correctness of the new serve mode.
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Description
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servemode in this PR.In
servemodebuffer.explorer_inputwill be ignored.Experiencedata and write them to buffer.With
servemode, agent application developers can deploy their Agent applications locally and use the inference services provided by a remote Explorer.Checklist
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