A generic action impl that asks an evaluation model typed questions about the action's inputs.
Evaluation models such as TypeSafe's Jev do not generate text. They take a
state and a map of named, typed questions and return one typed answer per
question, each with a probability distribution. This implementation maps an
Ash action onto one such request:
- the state is the action's arguments, as a JSON object keyed by argument name
- the questions are derived from the action's return type
- the result is the return type, cast from the answers
Return types
The return type must be an answer type, a map of answer types, or an array of an answer type:
AshAi.Evaluate.Choice,AshAi.Evaluate.Noul, orAshAi.Evaluate.Scoreasks one question. The actiondescriptionis the question's instructions.AshAi.Evaluate.Judgments(or:mapwhose fields are all answer types) asks one question per field in a single request. Each field'sdescriptionis that question's instructions.{:array, answer_type}asks a runtime-sized list of questions, one per entry returned by thequestionsoption, and returns the answers in the same order.AshAi.Actions.Resultwrapping any of the above also returns the model that answered, token usage, and provider metadata.
Example
action :triage, AshAi.Evaluate.Judgments do
argument :ticket, :string, allow_nil?: false
constraints fields: [
department: [type: MyApp.Department, description: "Which team should handle `ticket`?"],
urgent: [type: :boolean, description: "Does `ticket` convey urgency?"]
]
run evaluate("typesafe:jev-latest")
endDynamic questions
The questions option supplies instructions (and optionally criteria) at
runtime. It is a function fn input, context -> questions end, or a static
value, shaped like the return type:
- single answer type: one question
Judgmentsor map: a map of field name to question, overriding those fields' descriptions; unnamed fields keep their description{:array, answer_type}: a list of questions, one per element
A question is either instructions (a string, or a map or list for structured
instructions), or a map with :instructions and :criteria. Criteria are the
options of a Choice (a list, or a map of option to description), the levels of a
Score, or the true/false descriptions of a Noul. Runtime criteria let the
options differ per question; a Choice with an of constraint requires them to be
a subset of its options, and a Choice without of returns string values.
action :rerank, {:array, AshAi.Evaluate.Score} do
argument :query, :string, allow_nil?: false
argument :candidates, {:array, :string}, allow_nil?: false
constraints items: [levels: ["Irrelevant", "Partially relevant", "Answers the query"]]
run evaluate("typesafe:jev-latest",
questions: fn input, _ctx ->
input.arguments.candidates
|> Enum.with_index()
|> Enum.map(fn {_candidate, i} -> "How well does `candidates[#{i}]` answer `query`?" end)
end
)
endOptions
:questions- Runtime questions, see above.:state- Override the state. A string, map, or list, or a functionfn input, context -> state endreturning one.:req_llm- Override the ReqLLM module (useful for testing with mocks).:req_llm_opts- Additional options passed toReqLLM.evaluate/4.
Model specification
The first argument to evaluate/2 is a ReqLLM model specification such as
"typesafe:jev-latest", or a function returning one.