Notes

In general attempting to make the mixed form behavior of tool calls (xml especially) with parsing logic.

• Cleaned some internal cloning behavior when it comes to callbacks.
• Removed None behavior being used to indicate tool call stopping conditions
• Added new Stop exception for breaking from recursive tool calls.
• Some small adjustments here and there.

Generated Summary

• Introduced a new Stop exception in rigging.error.py to indicate a stopping condition within the pipeline.
• Changed variable names related to stopping tool calls in rigging/chat.py for clarity:
  • stop_on_tool_calls to add_tool_stop_token.
  • Updated method signatures and internal logic to utilize add_tool_stop_token.
• Enhanced the ChatPipeline.clone method to allow selective cloning of callbacks, thereby providing more control during pipeline instantiation.
• Updated various method implementations (e.g., _then_tools, _then_parse) to utilize the new stopping mechanism.
• Adjusted handling of tool calls in the Tool class to return a stop condition instead of a boolean to streamline flow control.
• Updated tests in tests/test_tool.py to reflect changes in method signatures and assert logic that checks the new stop return value instead of continuation.
• Various improvements in error messages in rigging/prompt.py for better user guidance.

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Generated Summary

• Introduced Stop class to manage stopping conditions within pipelines.
• Replaced stop_on_tool_calls with add_tool_stop_token for improved clarity in the ChatPipeline.
• Enhanced clone method in ChatPipeline to control callback cloning behavior, allowing conditional cloning of callbacks based on the new callbacks parameter.
• Changed corresponding references throughout the ChatPipeline methods to accommodate new naming and logic for stopping tool calls.
• Updated method signatures in ChatPipeline to reflect changes, ensuring backward compatibility while enhancing functionality.
• Modified response handling in tool calls to reflect the change from should_continue to stop, simplifying control flow during tool call executions.
• Adjusted various docstrings across classes to maintain clarity and accuracy, especially concerning expected behavior with exceptions and stopping conditions.
• Added new tests to validate the updated behavior of tool calls, focusing on the stop condition instead of should_continue.

These changes improve the overall robustness and readability of the code, making it easier to manage tool calls and stopping conditions.

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