Standardize provider factory methods in codebase

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Standardizes provider factory methods, refines JSON parsing, and enhances test configurations for multi-provider support.

• Provider Factory Methods:
  • Standardizes factory methods for providers like OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, Cohere, xAI, Mistral, Cerebras, Fireworks, Writer, and Perplexity in shared_config.py.
  • Updates from_xai() in xai/client.py to handle both sync and async clients with mode validation.
• Testing:
  • Adds shared test configuration in shared_config.py for multi-provider tests.
  • Introduces capabilities.py to define provider capabilities and skip unsupported tests.
  • Refactors tests to use new shared configuration and capability checks.
  • Updates GitHub Actions workflows (test.yml, evals.yml, test_docs.yml) to run tests with --asyncio-mode=auto and parallelize provider tests.
• JSON Parsing and Validation:
  • Refines JSON parsing logic in function_calls.py to handle control characters and improve error handling.
  • Adds isolated tests for Anthropic JSON parsing in test_anthropic_json.py.

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1. tests/llm/shared_config.py:95

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3. tests/llm/test_core_providers/test_basic_extraction.py:115

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  The case check for 'iphone' is redundant since product.name.lower() returns a lower-case string. Simplify the assertion.
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4. tests/llm/test_core_providers/test_validation.py:30

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5. tests/llm/test_core_providers/utils.py:22

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6. tests/llm/test_mistral/util.py:3

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Updated the shared provider matrix to use the Fireworks- and Perplexity-specific modes and modern built-in typing so the factory hook no longer raises ModeError when those providers are enabled. 60:76:tests/llm/shared_config.py ( "fireworks/llama-v3p1-70b-instruct", instructor.Mode.FIREWORKS_TOOLS, "FIREWORKS_API_KEY", "fireworks", ), ( "perplexity/llama-3.1-sonar-large-128k-online", instructor.Mode.PERPLEXITY_JSON, "PERPLEXITY_API_KEY", "openai", # Perplexity transports over OpenAI-compatible API ), Clarified the README by describing the uv command, updating the current mode list, and reminding contributors to pick a provider-specific instructor.Mode value when adding new configs. ```82:101:tests/llm/test_core_providers/README.md
uv is Astral's fast Python package manager. Install it by following the official guide if it is not already on your PATH.
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• Fireworks: llama-v3p1-70b-instruct with Mode.FIREWORKS_TOOLS
  ...
• Perplexity: llama-3.1-sonar-large-128k-online with Mode.PERPLEXITY_JSON
  ...

2. Add tuple: ("provider/model-name", instructor.Mode.PROVIDER_SPECIFIC_MODE, "API_KEY_ENV_VAR", "package.name")
3. Pick the mode that matches the provider's client (see instructor.Mode or the provider guide).
4. Tests will automatically run against the new provider!

Testing: Could not run `uv run ruff check tests/llm/shared_config.py` because `uv` is not installed in the current shell. Please install `uv` and rerun the lint check.

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[J] Verify the updated matrix by running `uv run pytest tests/llm/test_core_providers/test_validation.py -k fireworks` once `uv` is available.  
[K] Add a quick smoke test that asserts `from_provider` accepts the Fireworks config without raising.  
[L] Note in `docs/integrations/perplexity.md` that core tests now run in `PERPLEXITY_JSON` mode.

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• Added core-provider-tests job in .github/workflows/test.yml to run the new shared suite and wired in all provider secrets so multi-provider coverage works. ```38:66:.github/workflows/test.yml
  core-provider-tests:
  name: Core Provider Tests
  runs-on: ubuntu-latest
  needs: core-tests
  steps:
  • uses: actions/checkout@v2
  • name: Install uv
    uses: astral-sh/setup-uv@v4
    with:
    enable-cache: true
  • name: Set up Python
    run: uv python install 3.11
  • name: Install the project
    run: uv sync --all-extras
  • name: Run core provider tests
    run: uv run pytest tests/llm/test_core_providers -v
    env:
    INSTRUCTOR_ENV: CI
    OPENAI_API_KEY: ${{ secrets.OPENAI_API_KEY }}
    ANTHROPIC_API_KEY: ${{ secrets.ANTHROPIC_API_KEY }}
    GOOGLE_API_KEY: ${{ secrets.GOOGLE_API_KEY }}
    COHERE_API_KEY: ${{ secrets.COHERE_API_KEY }}
    XAI_API_KEY: ${{ secrets.XAI_API_KEY }}
    MISTRAL_API_KEY: ${{ secrets.MISTRAL_API_KEY }}
    CEREBRAS_API_KEY: ${{ secrets.CEREBRAS_API_KEY }}
    FIREWORKS_API_KEY: ${{ secrets.FIREWORKS_API_KEY }}
    WRITER_API_KEY: ${{ secrets.WRITER_API_KEY }}
    PERPLEXITY_API_KEY: ${{ secrets.PERPLEXITY_API_KEY }}

- Narrowed `core-tests` exclusion filter so non-provider LLM utilities (like Bedrock helpers) run again while the heavy provider suites stay out of the base job.
- Realigned the provider matrix with the surviving directories (`test_openai`, `test_anthropic`, `test_gemini`, `test_genai`, `test_vertexai`, `test_writer`) and chained downstream jobs (`provider-tests`, `auto-client-test`) to the new core provider pass. ```69:110:.github/workflows/test.yml
provider-tests:
  name: ${{ matrix.provider.name }} Tests
  runs-on: ubuntu-latest
  needs: core-provider-tests
  strategy:
    fail-fast: false
    matrix:
      provider:
        - name: OpenAI
          env_key: OPENAI_API_KEY
          test_path: tests/llm/test_openai
        - name: Anthropic
          env_key: ANTHROPIC_API_KEY
          test_path: tests/llm/test_anthropic
        - name: Gemini
          env_key: GOOGLE_API_KEY
          test_path: tests/llm/test_gemini
        - name: Google GenAI
          env_key: GOOGLE_API_KEY
          test_path: tests/llm/test_genai
        - name: Vertex AI
          env_key: GOOGLE_API_KEY
          test_path: tests/llm/test_vertexai
        - name: Writer
          env_key: WRITER_API_KEY
          test_path: tests/llm/test_writer

Tests: Not run locally; please execute the updated workflow or run the relevant uv run pytest commands in CI.

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[J] Add a small matrix entry for Bedrock tests once we confirm the required secrets.
[K] Update provider docs to note the new CI coverage and shared config flow.
[L] Run uv run pytest tests/llm/test_core_providers -k writer in CI to verify Writer passes with provided secrets.

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  Consolidated pytest marker registration into single-line calls improves readability without altering functionality.
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3. tests/llm/test_anthropic/util.py:3

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  Updated Anthropic model in test utility to 'claude-3-5-haiku-latest' to match the shared configuration.
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4. tests/llm/test_core_providers/README.md:133

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  Documentation updated: Anthropic model now reflects 'claude-3-5-haiku-latest'. Ensure consistency with config.
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5. tests/llm/test_core_providers/test_response_modes.py:112

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  Removed attribute checks (hasattr(response, 'content') or hasattr(response, 'message')) in response_mode tests. This reduces coupling to provider-specific response structures; consider adding a comment explaining this rationale.
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1. .github/workflows/test.yml:25

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  Using '-n auto' in the pytest commands improves parallel test execution. Ensure that tests that require serial execution are properly filtered (using the -k flag or separate jobs) and that parallel execution does not cause race conditions.
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2. instructor/providers/xai/client.py:159

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3. instructor/providers/xai/client.py:167

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  A magic string 'REASON_INVALID' is directly used in the conditional. Consider extracting it as a named constant to ease future maintenance and reduce typo risks.
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4. instructor/providers/xai/client.py:186

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  The logic to extract text content and parse JSON from the response is duplicated in both async (lines ~186–194) and sync (lines ~300–308) branches. Consider refactoring this into a helper function to adhere to DRY principles.
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5. tests/llm/test_core_providers/conftest.py:4

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  The removal of the unused 'pytest' import cleans up the file. This is a good cleanup step.
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6. tests/llm/test_core_providers/test_simple_types.py:7

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  Switching to use 'Annotated' from the standard 'typing' module (instead of from 'typing_extensions') is a positive update for Python 3.11 compatibility.
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7. tests/llm/test_core_providers/test_validation.py:7

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1. instructor/providers/xai/client.py:121

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  Several calls (e.g. chat.sample(), chat.stream(), chat.parse()) now include a # type: ignore[misc] comment. It would be helpful to add an inline note explaining that these ignores are needed due to incomplete or missing type hints in the underlying xai_sdk. This will aid future maintainers in understanding the rationale behind these ignores.
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2. instructor/providers/xai/client.py:236

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  The synchronous create() function now consistently uses # type: ignore[misc] for xai_sdk calls. Please add a brief comment explaining that these ignores are temporary workarounds for missing or incomplete type hints in the xai_sdk library. This clarification will improve maintainability.
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1. instructor/processing/function_calls.py:399

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  Removed the explicit stripping of control characters from the text. Ensure this intentional change aligns with your strict/non‐strict design—strict parsing now fails on raw control chars rather than auto‐sanitizing. Consider updating the comment if needed.
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2. tests/processing/test_anthropic_json.py:34

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  Good tests for both strict and non-strict behavior. Consider adding an additional test for valid JSON input to ensure expected behavior when no control characters are present.
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1. docs/integrations/databricks.md:15

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  Verify that 'uv pip install' is intentional. It’s unusual compared to the standard 'pip install'.
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2. instructor/auto_client.py:292

• Draft comment:
  Consider adding an inline comment explaining the '/serving-endpoints' suffix logic for clarity.
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3. instructor/auto_client.py:305

• Draft comment:
  The pattern for extracting common kwargs and initializing the OpenAI client is repeated across providers. Consider refactoring into helper functions to adhere to DRY.
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4. tests/test_auto_client.py:273

• Draft comment:
  Tests for the Databricks provider cover environment configuration, custom base URL, async client, and missing parameters. Great job ensuring robust coverage.
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5. docs/integrations/databricks.md:15

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  Typographical error: The command starts with 'uv pip install'. Please verify if 'uv' is intentional or if it should be 'pip install' instead.
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  Decided after close inspection that this draft comment was likely wrong and/or not actionable: usefulness confidence = 0% vs. threshold = 85% The comment assumes "uv" is a typo, but "uv" is actually a legitimate and increasingly popular Python package installer. The diff shows this was changed from "pip install instructor" to "uv pip install instructor openai", which appears to be an intentional update to use the uv tool. The comment is asking the author to "verify" if this is intentional, which violates the rule about not asking authors to confirm their intention. Additionally, this is clearly an intentional change made by the PR author, not a typo. The comment should be deleted. I might be wrong if "uv" is not actually a real tool or if this specific project has a policy against using uv. However, uv is a well-known tool in the Python ecosystem, and the change appears deliberate given it also adds the "openai" package. Even if there were concerns about using uv, the comment violates the rule against asking authors to "verify" or "confirm" their intentions. The comment should be deleted because it's asking for verification rather than pointing out a definite issue. Delete this comment. It incorrectly assumes "uv" is a typo when it's actually a legitimate Python package installer. The comment also violates the rule against asking authors to verify their intentions.

6. instructor/auto_client.py:356

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  The comment for 'from instructor import from_anthropic' contains a duplicate '# type: ignore[attr-defined]'. Consider removing one of them.
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1. .github/workflows/test.yml:69

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2. tests/llm/test_core_providers/test_streaming.py:127

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  Async iterator usage differs: 'async for' is used with 'await client.create(...)' in one test but directly on create_iterable() in another. Verify if awaiting is needed for client.create or if this difference is intentional.
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3. .github/workflows/evals.yml:31

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  Test command now includes '--asyncio-mode=auto'. Ensure all tests are compatible with this flag.
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4. tests/llm/test_core_providers/test_basic_extraction.py:33

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  Async tests are now standardized with 'pytest.mark.asyncio' and 'async_client=True', which improves consistency.
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5. tests/llm/test_core_providers/test_response_modes.py:105

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  The use of 'skip_if_unsupported' with response_model=None looks correct. Ensure providers that support raw responses are documented accordingly.
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1. .github/workflows/test.yml:38

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  The core provider tests are now split into separate jobs (core-openai, core-anthropic, core-google, core-other). Consider using YAML anchors or reusable workflows for the common steps (checkout, uv setup, project install) to reduce duplication.
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2. .github/workflows/test.yml:136

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  Dependency for the provider-tests job now waits for all specific provider jobs. Confirm that this change aligns with the intent of running provider tests only after all individual tests pass.
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3. .github/workflows/test.yml:177

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  The auto-client-test job now depends on all provider-specific jobs. Verify that this dependency structure meets the requirements for tests needing multiple providers.
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4. .github/workflows/test.yml:120

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  The '-k' filter in the core-other job includes multiple providers with 'or'. Double-check that this compound filter correctly matches all intended test cases as per pytest's '-k' syntax.
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1. docs/integrations/google.md:278

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  The new 'Known Limitations' section is clear and informative. Consider verifying that the date (Nov 12, 2024) remains current over time and, if possible, add a brief note or link to guidance on handling these limitations (e.g., converting enums or working around union types) for users.
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