feat: add comprehensive mock tests for sequential tool calling #850
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- Created test_sequential_tool_calling.py with 11 test methods - Added mock infrastructure for realistic LLM response simulation - Covered various sequential tool calling scenarios - Support for different LLM providers (OpenAI, Gemini, Ollama, Anthropic) - Tests for error handling, streaming, and complex arguments Fixes #847 Co-authored-by: Mervin Praison <[email protected]>
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Summary of Changes
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This pull request significantly enhances the test coverage for PraisonAI's sequential tool calling feature. It establishes a dedicated and comprehensive test suite, complete with a flexible mocking infrastructure, to thoroughly verify the agent's ability to execute multiple tools in sequence, manage context, handle diverse LLM response formats, and ensure robust error handling across various AI providers.
Highlights
- New Test Suite: I've added a new comprehensive test file,
test_sequential_tool_calling.py, specifically designed to validate the sequential tool calling functionality within PraisonAI agents. - Mocking Infrastructure: The PR introduces a
MockLLMResponsehelper class, which provides a robust way to simulate various LLM behaviors, including generating tool calls, text responses, and streaming outputs, enabling realistic testing without actual LLM calls. - Broad Test Coverage: The new tests cover a wide array of sequential tool calling scenarios, including basic multi-tool execution, handling tool dependencies, error handling (e.g., division by zero), streaming responses, processing complex argument structures, and scenarios where multiple tool calls are returned in a single LLM response.
- Multi-Provider Compatibility: Tests are included to ensure that sequential tool calling works correctly across different LLM providers, such as OpenAI, Gemini, Ollama, and Anthropic, verifying compatibility with their respective response formats.
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This pull request introduces comprehensive mock tests for sequential tool calling. The tests cover various scenarios, including different providers, streaming, and error handling. Suggestions include using standard package installation practices, simplifying mock response generation, improving test structure, and clarifying the success condition in the retry test.
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The try...except block in test_sequential_tool_retry_on_error creates an ambiguous success condition. Refactor the test to assert the successful outcome after a retry, clarifying the test's purpose.
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Modifying sys.path with a relative path can lead to inconsistent behavior across different environments. Consider setting up the project as a proper Python package and installing it in editable mode using pip install -e ..
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The MockLLMResponse class uses nested classes, which adds verbosity. Using unittest.mock.MagicMock can simplify the mock object creation.
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The helper classes OllamaToolCall, OllamaMessage, OllamaChoice, and OllamaResponse are defined inside the test_sequential_with_ollama method. Moving these class definitions outside the test method improves code organization and readability.
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The test_sequential_with_different_providers test uses the same generic MockLLMResponse for all providers. Consider creating provider-specific mock responses to verify provider-specific response parsing logic.
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Bug: Mock Response Type Inconsistency
The streaming_side_effect function in test_sequential_with_streaming returns inconsistent types: a list of MockChunk objects for streaming responses, but single MockResponse objects for tool call responses. This type mismatch can cause runtime errors or unpredictable behavior when the litellm.completion mock is invoked.
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Bug: Test Ambiguity Causes Retry Mechanism Misreporting
The test_sequential_tool_retry_on_error test contains contradictory logic that renders it ineffective. Its try-except block is structured to pass if the retry mechanism successfully recovers (by asserting the result), but also passes if the initial error propagates (by asserting the specific exception). This ambiguous behavior means the test provides a false positive for retry functionality, as it passes regardless of whether the retry works or not.
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"""
Comprehensive mock tests for sequential tool calling functionality in PraisonAI.
Note: For these tests to run correctly, the 'praisonai-agents' package
should be installed in an editable mode (e.g., `pip install -e .`) from
the `src/praisonai-agents` directory to ensure proper module resolution.
"""
import pytest
import sys
import os
import json
from unittest.mock import Mock, patch, MagicMock, call
try:
from praisonaiagents import Agent
from praisonaiagents.llm.llm import LLM
except ImportError as e:
pytest.skip(f"Could not import required modules: {e}. Ensure 'praisonai-agents' is installed.", allow_module_level=True)
class MockLLMResponse:
"""Helper class to create mock LLM responses with tool calls."""
@staticmethod
def create_tool_call_response(tool_name, arguments, tool_call_id="call_123", provider="openai"):
"""Create a mock response with a tool call."""
class MockToolCall:
def __init__(self):
self.function = Mock()
self.function.name = tool_name
if provider == "ollama":
self.function.arguments = json.dumps(arguments)
else:
self.function.arguments = json.dumps(arguments) if isinstance(arguments, dict) else arguments
self.id = tool_call_id
class MockMessage:
def __init__(self):
self.content = ""
self.tool_calls = [MockToolCall()]
class MockChoice:
def __init__(self):
self.message = MockMessage()
class MockResponse:
def __init__(self):
self.choices = [MockChoice()]
return MockResponse()
@staticmethod
def create_text_response(content):
"""Create a mock response with text content."""
class MockMessage:
def __init__(self):
self.content = content
self.tool_calls = None
class MockChoice:
def __init__(self):
self.message = MockMessage()
class MockResponse:
def __init__(self):
self.choices = [MockChoice()]
return MockResponse()
@staticmethod
def create_streaming_response(content):
"""Create a mock streaming response."""
class MockDelta:
def __init__(self, chunk):
self.content = chunk
class MockChoice:
def __init__(self, chunk):
self.delta = MockDelta(chunk)
class MockChunk:
def __init__(self, chunk):
self.choices = [MockChoice(chunk)]
chunks = [content[i:i+5] for i in range(0, len(content), 5)]
return [MockChunk(chunk) for chunk in chunks]
# Test tools
def get_stock_price(company_name: str) -> str:
"""
Get the stock price of a company
Args:
company_name (str): The name of the company
Returns:
str: The stock price of the company
"""
return f"The stock price of {company_name} is 100"
def multiply(a: int, b: int) -> int:
"""
Multiply two numbers
Args:
a (int): First number
b (int): Second number
Returns:
int: Product of a and b
"""
return a * b
def divide(a: int, b: int) -> float:
"""
Divide two numbers
Args:
a (int): Dividend
b (int): Divisor
Returns:
float: Result of division
"""
if b == 0:
raise ValueError("Cannot divide by zero")
return a / b
class TestSequentialToolCalling:
"""Test sequential tool calling functionality."""
@patch('litellm.completion')
def test_basic_sequential_tool_calling(self, mock_completion):
"""Test basic sequential tool calling with two tools."""
responses = [
MockLLMResponse.create_tool_call_response(
"get_stock_price",
{"company_name": "Google"},
"call_001"
),
MockLLMResponse.create_tool_call_response(
"multiply",
{"a": 100, "b": 2},
"call_002"
),
MockLLMResponse.create_text_response(
"The stock price of Google is 100 and after multiplying with 2 it is 200."
)
]
mock_completion.side_effect = responses
agent = Agent(
instructions="You are a helpful assistant.",
llm="gpt-4",
tools=[get_stock_price, multiply]
)
result = agent.chat("what is the stock price of Google? multiply the Google stock price with 2")
assert "200" in result
assert mock_completion.call_count == 3
@patch('litellm.completion')
def test_three_tool_sequential_calling(self, mock_completion):
"""Test sequential calling with three tools."""
responses = [
MockLLMResponse.create_tool_call_response(
"get_stock_price",
{"company_name": "Apple"},
"call_001"
),
MockLLMResponse.create_tool_call_response(
"multiply",
{"a": 100, "b": 3},
"call_002"
),
MockLLMResponse.create_tool_call_response(
"divide",
{"a": 300, "b": 2},
"call_003"
),
MockLLMResponse.create_text_response(
"The stock price of Apple is 100. After multiplying by 3, we get 300. After dividing by 2, the final result is 150."
)
]
mock_completion.side_effect = responses
agent = Agent(
instructions="You are a helpful assistant.",
llm="gpt-4",
tools=[get_stock_price, multiply, divide]
)
result = agent.chat("Get Apple stock price, multiply by 3, then divide by 2")
assert "150" in result
assert mock_completion.call_count == 4
@patch('litellm.completion')
def test_sequential_with_dependencies(self, mock_completion):
"""Test sequential tool calling where each call depends on the previous result."""
responses = [
MockLLMResponse.create_tool_call_response(
"get_stock_price",
{"company_name": "Microsoft"},
"call_001"
),
MockLLMResponse.create_tool_call_response(
"multiply",
{"a": 100, "b": 5},
"call_002"
),
MockLLMResponse.create_text_response(
"Microsoft stock price is 100. Multiplied by 5 equals 500."
)
]
mock_completion.side_effect = responses
agent = Agent(
instructions="You are a helpful assistant.",
llm="gpt-4",
tools=[get_stock_price, multiply]
)
result = agent.chat("Get Microsoft stock and multiply it by 5")
assert "500" in result
assert mock_completion.call_count == 3
@patch('litellm.completion')
def test_sequential_with_streaming(self, mock_completion):
"""Test sequential tool calling with streaming enabled."""
def streaming_side_effect(*args, **kwargs):
messages = kwargs.get('messages', [])
if any(msg.get('role') == 'tool' for msg in messages):
tool_messages = [msg for msg in messages if msg.get('role') == 'tool']
if len(tool_messages) == 1:
return MockLLMResponse.create_tool_call_response(
"multiply",
{"a": 100, "b": 2},
"call_002"
)
else:
return MockLLMResponse.create_streaming_response(
"The result is 200."
)
else:
return MockLLMResponse.create_tool_call_response(
"get_stock_price",
{"company_name": "Tesla"},
"call_001"
)
mock_completion.side_effect = streaming_side_effect
agent = Agent(
instructions="You are a helpful assistant.",
llm="gpt-4",
tools=[get_stock_price, multiply],
stream=True
)
result = agent.chat("Get Tesla stock and double it")
assert "The result is 200" in result
@patch('litellm.completion')
def test_sequential_error_handling(self, mock_completion):
"""Test error handling in sequential tool calling."""
responses = [
MockLLMResponse.create_tool_call_response(
"get_stock_price",
{"company_name": "Amazon"},
"call_001"
),
MockLLMResponse.create_tool_call_response(
"divide",
{"a": 100, "b": 0},
"call_002"
),
MockLLMResponse.create_text_response(
"I encountered an error trying to divide by zero. The stock price of Amazon is 100."
)
]
mock_completion.side_effect = responses
agent = Agent(
instructions="You are a helpful assistant.",
llm="gpt-4",
tools=[get_stock_price, divide]
)
result = agent.chat("Get Amazon stock and divide by 0")
assert "encountered an error" in result
assert "100" in result
assert mock_completion.call_count == 3
@patch('litellm.completion')
def test_sequential_with_gemini(self, mock_completion):
"""Test sequential tool calling with Gemini model format."""
responses = [
MockLLMResponse.create_tool_call_response(
"get_stock_price",
{"company_name": "Google"},
"call_001"
),
MockLLMResponse.create_tool_call_response(
"multiply",
{"a": 100, "b": 2},
"call_002"
),
MockLLMResponse.create_text_response("Result: 200")
]
mock_completion.side_effect = responses
agent = Agent(
instructions="You are a helpful assistant.",
llm="gemini/gemini-2.0-flash",
tools=[get_stock_price, multiply]
)
result = agent.chat("Get Google stock and double it")
assert "200" in result
assert mock_completion.call_count == 3
@patch('litellm.completion')
def test_sequential_with_ollama(self, mock_completion):
"""Test sequential tool calling with Ollama format."""
responses = [
MockLLMResponse.create_tool_call_response(
"get_stock_price",
{"company_name": "NVIDIA"},
provider="ollama"
),
MockLLMResponse.create_tool_call_response(
"multiply",
{"a": 100, "b": 3},
provider="ollama"
),
MockLLMResponse.create_text_response("The result is 300")
]
mock_completion.side_effect = responses
agent = Agent(
instructions="You are a helpful assistant.",
llm="ollama/llama2",
tools=[get_stock_price, multiply]
)
result = agent.chat("Get NVIDIA stock and triple it")
assert "300" in result
assert mock_completion.call_count == 3
@patch('litellm.completion')
def test_multiple_tools_single_response(self, mock_completion):
"""Test handling multiple tool calls in a single response."""
class MultiToolMessage:
def __init__(self):
tool1 = Mock()
tool1.function.name = "get_stock_price"
tool1.function.arguments = json.dumps({"company_name": "Apple"})
tool1.id = "call_001"
tool2 = Mock()
tool2.function.name = "get_stock_price"
tool2.function.arguments = json.dumps({"company_name": "Google"})
tool2.id = "call_002"
self.tool_calls = [tool1, tool2]
self.content = ""
class MultiToolChoice:
def __init__(self):
self.message = MultiToolMessage()
class MultiToolResponse:
def __init__(self):
self.choices = [MultiToolChoice()]
responses = [
MultiToolResponse(),
MockLLMResponse.create_text_response(
"Apple stock is 100 and Google stock is 100."
)
]
mock_completion.side_effect = responses
agent = Agent(
instructions="You are a helpful assistant.",
llm="gpt-4",
tools=[get_stock_price]
)
result = agent.chat("Get stock prices for Apple and Google")
assert "Apple" in result and "Google" in result
assert mock_completion.call_count == 2
@pytest.mark.parametrize("llm_model", [
"gpt-4",
"claude-3-opus-20240229",
"gemini/gemini-pro",
"ollama/llama2"
])
@patch('litellm.completion')
def test_sequential_with_different_providers(self, mock_completion, llm_model):
"""Test sequential tool calling works with different LLM providers."""
provider = "ollama" if "ollama" in llm_model else "openai"
responses = [
MockLLMResponse.create_tool_call_response(
"get_stock_price",
{"company_name": "Meta"},
"call_001",
provider=provider
),
MockLLMResponse.create_tool_call_response(
"multiply",
{"a": 100, "b": 4},
"call_002",
provider=provider
),
MockLLMResponse.create_text_response("Result: 400")
]
mock_completion.side_effect = responses
agent = Agent(
instructions="You are a helpful assistant.",
llm=llm_model,
tools=[get_stock_price, multiply]
)
result = agent.chat("Get Meta stock and multiply by 4")
assert "400" in result
assert mock_completion.call_count == 3
@patch('litellm.completion')
def test_sequential_with_context_preservation(self, mock_completion):
"""Test that context is preserved across sequential tool calls."""
call_messages = []
def track_messages(*args, **kwargs):
messages = kwargs.get('messages', [])
call_messages.append(len(messages))
if len(messages) == 1:
return MockLLMResponse.create_tool_call_response(
"get_stock_price",
{"company_name": "Netflix"},
"call_001"
)
elif len(messages) == 3:
return MockLLMResponse.create_tool_call_response(
"multiply",
{"a": 100, "b": 10},
"call_002"
)
else:
return MockLLMResponse.create_text_response("Final result: 1000")
mock_completion.side_effect = track_messages
agent = Agent(
instructions="You are a helpful assistant.",
llm="gpt-4",
tools=[get_stock_price, multiply]
)
result = agent.chat("Get Netflix stock and multiply by 10")
assert call_messages == [1, 3, 5]
assert "1000" in result
@patch('litellm.completion')
def test_sequential_with_complex_arguments(self, mock_completion):
"""Test sequential tool calling with complex nested arguments."""
def analyze_portfolio(stocks: list, weights: dict) -> str:
"""Analyze a portfolio of stocks."""
total = sum(weights.get(stock, 0) * 100 for stock in stocks)
return f"Portfolio value: ${total}"
responses = [
MockLLMResponse.create_tool_call_response(
"analyze_portfolio",
{
"stocks": ["Apple", "Google", "Microsoft"],
"weights": {"Apple": 0.4, "Google": 0.3, "Microsoft": 0.3}
},
"call_001"
),
MockLLMResponse.create_text_response("Portfolio analysis complete: $100")
]
mock_completion.side_effect = responses
agent = Agent(
instructions="You are a portfolio analyst.",
llm="gpt-4",
tools=[analyze_portfolio]
)
result = agent.chat("Analyze my portfolio with Apple, Google, and Microsoft")
assert "Portfolio" in result
assert mock_completion.call_count == 2
@patch('litellm.completion')
def test_sequential_tool_retry_on_error(self, mock_completion):
"""Test that sequential tool calling can retry on transient errors."""
attempt = 0
def retry_side_effect(*args, **kwargs):
nonlocal attempt
attempt += 1
if attempt == 1:
raise Exception("Transient API error")
elif attempt == 2:
return MockLLMResponse.create_tool_call_response(
"get_stock_price",
{"company_name": "IBM"},
"call_001"
)
else:
return MockLLMResponse.create_text_response("IBM stock is 100")
mock_completion.side_effect = retry_side_effect
agent = Agent(
instructions="You are a helpful assistant.",
llm="gpt-4",
tools=[get_stock_price]
)
result = agent.chat("Get IBM stock price")
assert "100" in result or "IBM" in result
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📋 Review SummaryThis PR introduces a comprehensive suite of mock tests for the sequential tool calling functionality within PraisonAI. The tests cover a wide range of scenarios, including multiple tool calls, streaming, error handling, and compatibility with various LLM providers, significantly improving the test coverage for this critical feature. 🔍 General FeedbackThe overall structure of the tests is well-organized, utilizing a clear 🎯 Specific Feedback🟡 High
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Fixes #847
This PR adds comprehensive mock tests for sequential tool calling functionality in PraisonAI.
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