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* adjust plan * feat: remove litellm dependency and bridge path (PR-7) - Delete litellm_bridge.py adapter, litellm_overrides.py, and their tests - Remove LiteLLM fallback branch and DATA_DESIGNER_MODEL_BACKEND env var from clients/factory.py; unknown provider_type now raises ValueError - Remove apply_litellm_patches() call from models/factory.py - Remove LiteLLM exception match arms and DownstreamLLMExceptionMessageParser from models/errors.py; port context window detail extraction to _extract_context_window_detail for native ProviderError path - Remove litellm from lazy_heavy_imports.py and pyproject.toml runtime deps - Remove flatten_extra_body parameter from TransportKwargs.from_request - Clean up LiteLLM references in docstrings, comments, and AGENTS.md - Add full ProviderErrorKind test coverage to test_model_errors.py - Update benchmark script to patch OpenAICompatibleClient instead of CustomRouter Made-with: Cursor * fix: forward tools to _fake_response in benchmark patch The old CustomRouter patch forwarded **kwargs (including tools) to _fake_response, but the new OpenAICompatibleClient patch only passed model and messages — silently disabling tool-call simulation in benchmark scenarios that exercise allow_tools. Made-with: Cursor * fix: address PR-7 review feedback - Return ChatCompletionResponse from benchmark fakes instead of FakeResponse to match the native client contract (facade expects .message, not .choices[0].message) - Add ids= to parametrize block in test_model_errors.py for readability - Remove unnecessary try/except from _extract_context_window_detail; the `if marker in` guard is sufficient - Make context window marker match case-insensitive - Replace stale httpx.AsyncClient callout in async_concurrency.py docstring with generic "async-stateful resources" Made-with: Cursor
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data-designer-engine
Generation engine for NeMo Data Designer synthetic data generation framework.
This package contains the execution engine that powers Data Designer. It depends on data-designer-config and includes heavy dependencies like pandas, numpy, and native HTTP-based LLM integration.
Installation
pip install data-designer-engine
This automatically installs data-designer-config as a dependency.
See main README.md for more information.