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LocalAI/core/backend/options.go
Ettore Di Giacinto 1df5a3ef7f fix(model-artifacts): keep the companion option present on a remote load, even unresolved
Follow-up to the companion-persistence fix. On a live distributed cluster the
managed base_model companion option still failed to reach the remote worker
(nvidia-thor) even with the companion resolved-and-persisted in the config:
the backend logged "Downloading required files for meituan-longcat/LongCat-Video"
and failed "base_model must point to a LongCat-Video checkpoint". Symlinking the
companion into place did not help (the option was simply absent from the worker's
LoadModel), while an explicit absolute base_model in options: worked as a control.

Trace of where the remote ModelOptions is built and whether the companion is
present there:

- The *pb.ModelOptions the worker's LoadModel consumes is built on the
  CONTROLLER by grpcModelOpts (core/backend/options.go) -> withCompanionArtifactOptions,
  set as gRPCOptions, and sent by direct gRPC via FileStagingClient.LoadModel. It
  is NOT rebuilt on the worker. The reconciler's replica scale-up instead replays
  a Postgres-stored proto blob, which already carries whatever grpcModelOpts
  produced.
- withCompanionArtifactOptions is the ONLY builder of ModelOptions.Options in the
  tree, and it emits base_model iff the config's companion artifact has
  Resolved != nil. Staging preserves the option and derives the worker ModelPath
  as the nested per-model staged root, so a resolved companion resolves under it
  without a download (verified end to end; the path-nesting angle is a red
  herring here).

So the option is absent only when the config the loader is serving from carries
the companion WITHOUT a resolved snapshot (its resolved state not reaching the
serving config, e.g. a peer-replica reload from local disk or a config loaded
before resolution). In that state the old code emitted NOTHING for the companion,
and longcat-video fell back to its OWN hardcoded default (BASE_MODEL_ID), which
is exactly the observed download-and-fail.

Fix: an unresolved-but-declared companion no longer vanishes. It now falls back
to its DECLARED source repository id, so the backend fetches the artifact the
config actually asked for instead of a hardcoded default; the resolved snapshot
path (the staged, no-download fast path) is still preferred whenever the
companion is resolved, so the single-node and healthy distributed paths are
unchanged. The fallback logs a warning naming the artifact and repo, and the
router now logs the exact option strings crossing to the worker at debug, so a
recurrence is diagnosable in one load instead of by inference.

Assisted-by: Claude Code:claude-opus-4-8[1m] [Read] [Edit] [Bash]

Signed-off-by: Ettore Di Giacinto <mudler@localai.io>
2026-07-23 16:34:56 +00:00

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package backend
import (
"context"
"encoding/json"
"fmt"
"math/rand/v2"
"os"
"path/filepath"
"slices"
"strings"
"time"
"github.com/mudler/LocalAI/core/config"
"github.com/mudler/LocalAI/core/trace"
"github.com/mudler/LocalAI/pkg/downloader"
pb "github.com/mudler/LocalAI/pkg/grpc/proto"
"github.com/mudler/LocalAI/pkg/model"
"github.com/mudler/LocalAI/pkg/modelartifacts"
"github.com/mudler/LocalAI/pkg/vram"
"github.com/mudler/xlog"
)
// ModelLoadTraceObserver returns the ModelLoader load observer that records
// a model_load backend trace for every successful real load (backend process
// spawn + LoadModel RPC; cache hits never reach the observer). Failures are
// deliberately skipped here: the modality wrappers already record them via
// recordModelLoadFailure with request context, and the backend auto-discovery
// scan probes several backends before one succeeds — tracing every probe
// failure would bury the buffer in noise.
//
// The traced data includes the resolved backend runtime (the installed
// backend's launcher path, which names the variant directory) — that is what
// identifies WHICH build served the load. A stale installed backend is
// invisible in the model config but obvious here.
func ModelLoadTraceObserver(appConfig *config.ApplicationConfig) func(model.BackendLoadEvent) {
return func(ev model.BackendLoadEvent) {
if ev.Err != nil || !appConfig.EnableTracing {
return
}
trace.InitBackendTracingIfEnabled(appConfig.TracingMaxItems, appConfig.TracingMaxBodyBytes)
trace.RecordBackendTrace(trace.BackendTrace{
Timestamp: time.Now(),
Duration: ev.Duration,
Type: trace.BackendTraceModelLoad,
ModelName: ev.ModelID,
Backend: ev.Backend,
Summary: "Model loaded",
Data: map[string]any{
"model_file": ev.ModelName,
"backend_runtime": ev.BackendURI,
},
})
}
}
// PreloadModel warms a model into memory without running any inference, so the
// first real request doesn't pay the backend's cold-start load cost. It uses
// the same ModelOptions + ml.Load path the modality functions use, so a
// subsequent inference call hits the loader cache instead of reloading. Load
// failures are recorded and returned; callers that warm models opportunistically
// (e.g. realtime session warm-up) typically log and continue, since the lazy
// path will retry on first use.
func PreloadModel(ctx context.Context, ml *model.ModelLoader, modelConfig config.ModelConfig, appConfig *config.ApplicationConfig) error {
opts := ModelOptions(modelConfig, appConfig, model.WithContext(ctx))
if _, err := ml.Load(opts...); err != nil {
recordModelLoadFailure(appConfig, modelConfig.Name, modelConfig.Backend, err, nil)
return err
}
return nil
}
// recordModelLoadFailure records a backend trace when model loading fails.
func recordModelLoadFailure(appConfig *config.ApplicationConfig, modelName, backend string, err error, data map[string]any) {
if !appConfig.EnableTracing {
return
}
trace.InitBackendTracingIfEnabled(appConfig.TracingMaxItems, appConfig.TracingMaxBodyBytes)
trace.RecordBackendTrace(trace.BackendTrace{
Timestamp: time.Now(),
Type: trace.BackendTraceModelLoad,
ModelName: modelName,
Backend: backend,
Summary: "Model load failed",
Error: err.Error(),
Data: data,
})
}
// estimateModelSizeBytes uses the unified EstimateModel entry point to compute
// the total weight-file size for a model config. It collects all weight files
// from DownloadFiles, Model, and MMProj, and also extracts the HuggingFace
// repo ID so EstimateModel can fall back to the HF API when local file
// metadata is unavailable (e.g. not-yet-downloaded models).
func estimateModelSizeBytes(c config.ModelConfig, modelsPath string) int64 {
seen := make(map[string]bool)
input := vram.ModelEstimateInput{}
managedPrimary := len(c.Artifacts) > 0 && c.Artifacts[0].Resolved != nil
addFile := func(uri string, size int64) {
if !vram.IsWeightFile(uri) {
return
}
resolved := uri
if !strings.Contains(uri, "://") {
resolved = "file://" + filepath.Join(modelsPath, uri)
}
if seen[resolved] {
return
}
seen[resolved] = true
input.Files = append(input.Files, vram.FileInput{URI: resolved, Size: size})
}
// tryHFRepo resolves any huggingface:// or hf:// URI to an HTTPS URL and
// then extracts the org/model repo ID for use as the HF fallback path.
tryHFRepo := func(uri string) {
if input.HFRepo != "" {
return
}
resolved := downloader.URI(uri).ResolveURL()
if repoID, ok := vram.ExtractHFRepoID(resolved); ok {
input.HFRepo = repoID
}
}
for _, f := range c.DownloadFiles {
uriStr := string(f.URI)
addFile(uriStr, 0)
if !managedPrimary {
tryHFRepo(uriStr)
}
}
if managedPrimary {
// The snapshot directory is derived from the cache key, not from
// ModelFileName(): for a single-file artifact ModelFileName() resolves to
// the file inside the snapshot, whereas the manifest and every artifact
// file live relative to the snapshot directory itself.
if snapshotDir, err := modelartifacts.RelativeSnapshotPath(c.Artifacts[0].Resolved.CacheKey); err == nil {
manifest, err := modelartifacts.ReadManifest(filepath.Join(modelsPath, filepath.Dir(snapshotDir), "manifest.json"))
if err == nil {
for _, file := range manifest.Files {
addFile(filepath.Join(snapshotDir, filepath.FromSlash(file.Path)), file.Size)
}
}
}
} else {
addFile(c.Model, 0)
tryHFRepo(c.Model)
}
if c.MMProj != "" {
addFile(c.MMProj, 0)
}
if len(input.Files) == 0 && input.HFRepo == "" {
return 0
}
ctx, cancel := context.WithTimeout(context.Background(), 10*time.Second)
defer cancel()
result, err := vram.EstimateModelMultiContext(ctx, input, nil)
if err != nil || result.SizeBytes == 0 {
return 0
}
return int64(result.SizeBytes)
}
func ModelOptions(c config.ModelConfig, so *config.ApplicationConfig, opts ...model.Option) []model.Option {
defOpts := []model.Option{
model.WithBackendString(c.Backend),
model.WithModel(c.Model),
model.WithContext(so.Context),
model.WithModelID(c.ModelID()),
}
managedPrimary := len(c.Artifacts) > 0 && c.Artifacts[0].Resolved != nil
if managedPrimary {
defOpts = append(defOpts, model.WithModelFile(c.ModelFileName()))
}
threads := 1
if c.Threads != nil {
threads = *c.Threads
}
if so.Threads != 0 {
threads = so.Threads
}
c.Threads = &threads
grpcOpts := grpcModelOpts(c, so.SystemState.Model.ModelsPath)
defOpts = append(defOpts, model.WithLoadGRPCLoadModelOpts(grpcOpts))
defOpts = append(defOpts, model.EnableParallelRequests)
if c.GRPC.Attempts != 0 {
defOpts = append(defOpts, model.WithGRPCAttempts(c.GRPC.Attempts))
}
if c.GRPC.AttemptsSleepTime != 0 {
defOpts = append(defOpts, model.WithGRPCAttemptsDelay(c.GRPC.AttemptsSleepTime))
}
for k, v := range so.ExternalGRPCBackends {
defOpts = append(defOpts, model.WithExternalBackend(k, v))
}
if sizeBytes := estimateModelSizeBytes(c, so.SystemState.Model.ModelsPath); sizeBytes > 0 {
defOpts = append(defOpts, model.WithModelSizeBytes(sizeBytes))
}
return append(defOpts, opts...)
}
func getSeed(c config.ModelConfig) int32 {
var seed int32 = config.RAND_SEED
if c.Seed != nil {
seed = int32(*c.Seed)
}
if seed == config.RAND_SEED {
seed = rand.Int32()
}
return seed
}
// DefaultContextSize and DefaultBatchSize are the backend's fallbacks when a
// model config leaves them unset. Exported so callers that must respect the
// effective decode window — notably the router's prompt trimmer — resolve the
// same numbers grpcModelOpts does instead of guessing. The values are owned by
// core/config (single source of truth shared with the config default tiers).
const (
DefaultContextSize = config.DefaultContextSize
DefaultBatchSize = config.DefaultPhysicalBatch
)
// EffectiveContextSize is the context window the backend will run with: the
// configured value, or DefaultContextSize when unset. A negative value (the
// context_size: -1 auto-max sentinel) that survived config resolution, e.g. on
// a backend that never ran the GGUF resolver, is clamped here so a negative
// n_ctx never reaches a backend.
func EffectiveContextSize(c config.ModelConfig) int {
if c.ContextSize != nil && *c.ContextSize > 0 {
return *c.ContextSize
}
return DefaultContextSize
}
// localGPU resolves the device that will run the model, for single-pass batch
// sizing. It is a package var so tests inject a deterministic device; production
// reads config.LocalGPU, whose detection is sync.Once-cached in xsysinfo — so the
// per-request call from the router's prompt trimmer (modelTokenTrim) stays cheap.
var localGPU = config.LocalGPU
// EffectiveBatchSize is the single-decode batch the backend will run with.
// Score, embedding and rerank all process the whole input in one pass: score
// decodes prompt+candidate (asserts n_tokens <= n_batch), and embedding/rerank
// pool over the full sequence in one physical batch (n_ubatch). Ideally the batch
// covers the whole context so any input that fits the context fits one pass,
// avoiding both the GGML_ASSERT crash and the "input is too large to process"
// error — BUT a full ctx-sized n_ubatch makes the per-device CUDA compute buffer
// multi-GiB (it scales ~ n_ubatch * n_ctx and can't be split across GPUs), so a
// large-context embedding model aborts on load with free VRAM to spare (#10485).
// So we cap the batch to the largest that fits the per-device VRAM headroom; an
// input longer than that cap is the accepted tradeoff (it can't be pooled in one
// pass, but the load no longer OOMs). Explicit `batch:` always wins.
func EffectiveBatchSize(c config.ModelConfig) int {
if c.Batch != 0 {
return c.Batch
}
singlePass := c.HasUsecases(config.FLAG_SCORE) ||
c.HasUsecases(config.FLAG_EMBEDDINGS) ||
c.HasUsecases(config.FLAG_RERANK)
if ctx := EffectiveContextSize(c); singlePass && ctx > DefaultBatchSize {
return config.SinglePassBatchForContext(localGPU(), ctx)
}
return DefaultBatchSize
}
// withCompanionArtifactOptions surfaces each resolved companion snapshot to the
// backend as "<artifact name>:<snapshot path>", reusing the key:value option
// convention backends already parse.
//
// The value is deliberately relative to the models directory and deliberately
// not persisted to the config YAML. It is derived from a content-addressed cache
// key that only exists after the artifact resolves, so a static gallery override
// could not carry it, and a persisted copy would rot the moment a re-resolve
// produced a new key. Staying relative also lets a remote worker resolve it
// under its own ModelPath after staging rewrites the model root.
//
// An option the author set explicitly always wins: pinning a companion to a
// local checkout has to beat the managed snapshot.
//
// A companion that is declared but NOT resolved falls back to its source
// repository id rather than being dropped: a dropped companion is invisible to
// the backend, which then loads its own hardcoded default and fails far away
// from the cause. The repo-id fallback trades the staging fast path (the weights
// are fetched on the worker) for correctness, and logs a warning so the missing
// controller-side resolution is diagnosable.
func withCompanionArtifactOptions(options []string, artifacts []modelartifacts.Spec) []string {
configured := make(map[string]struct{}, len(options))
for _, option := range options {
if name, _, found := strings.Cut(option, ":"); found {
configured[name] = struct{}{}
}
}
// Copy before appending: opts.Options would otherwise share (and could
// reallocate away from) the config's own slice.
combined := slices.Clone(options)
for _, artifact := range artifacts {
if artifact.Target != modelartifacts.TargetCompanion {
continue
}
if _, exists := configured[artifact.Name]; exists {
xlog.Debug("keeping the configured companion option over the managed snapshot", "artifact", artifact.Name)
continue
}
// Preferred fast path: a resolved companion is surfaced as its staged,
// models-relative snapshot directory. Staging materializes exactly this
// path on a remote worker and the backend resolves it under its own
// ModelPath, so the weights are never fetched again at load time.
if artifact.Resolved != nil {
if snapshot, err := modelartifacts.RelativeSnapshotPath(artifact.Resolved.CacheKey); err == nil {
xlog.Debug("surfacing resolved companion snapshot to the backend", "artifact", artifact.Name, "path", snapshot)
combined = append(combined, artifact.Name+":"+snapshot)
continue
} else {
xlog.Warn("companion artifact has an unusable cache key; falling back to its source repository", "artifact", artifact.Name, "error", err)
}
}
// Fallback: the companion reached load time without a resolved snapshot
// (its resolved state never made it into the config the loader is serving
// from, e.g. after a controller restart or a peer-replica config reload).
// Emitting nothing here is what makes the failure so hard to see: the
// backend then falls back to its OWN hardcoded default companion, which on
// a distributed longcat-video worker meant fetching the wrong base model
// and failing "base_model must point to a LongCat-Video checkpoint". Name
// the DECLARED repository instead, so the backend at least fetches the
// artifact the config actually asked for. It is a warn because it means the
// no-download fast path was lost: the controller-side materialization or
// persistence for this companion needs investigating.
if repo := strings.TrimSpace(artifact.Source.Repo); repo != "" {
xlog.Warn("companion artifact is not resolved on the controller; the backend will fetch it by repository id (no staging fast path)",
"artifact", artifact.Name, "repo", repo)
combined = append(combined, artifact.Name+":"+repo)
continue
}
xlog.Warn("companion artifact is neither resolved nor has a source repository; the backend will get no option for it", "artifact", artifact.Name)
}
return combined
}
func grpcModelOpts(c config.ModelConfig, modelPath string) *pb.ModelOptions {
ctxSize := EffectiveContextSize(c)
b := EffectiveBatchSize(c)
flashAttention := config.DefaultFlashAttention
if c.FlashAttention != nil {
flashAttention = *c.FlashAttention
}
f16 := false
if c.F16 != nil {
f16 = *c.F16
}
embeddings := false
if c.Embeddings != nil {
embeddings = *c.Embeddings
}
lowVRAM := false
if c.LowVRAM != nil {
lowVRAM = *c.LowVRAM
}
reranking := false
if c.Reranking != nil {
reranking = *c.Reranking
}
mmap := false
if c.MMap != nil {
mmap = *c.MMap
}
// Intel SYCL backend has issues with mmap enabled
// See: https://github.com/mudler/LocalAI/issues/9012
// Automatically disable mmap for Intel SYCL backends
if c.Backend != "" {
if strings.Contains(strings.ToLower(c.Backend), "intel") || strings.Contains(strings.ToLower(c.Backend), "sycl") {
mmap = false
xlog.Info("Auto-disabling mmap for Intel SYCL backend", "backend", c.Backend)
}
}
mmlock := false
if c.MMlock != nil {
mmlock = *c.MMlock
}
nGPULayers := config.DefaultNGPULayers
if c.NGPULayers != nil {
nGPULayers = *c.NGPULayers
}
triggers := make([]*pb.GrammarTrigger, 0)
for _, t := range c.FunctionsConfig.GrammarConfig.GrammarTriggers {
triggers = append(triggers, &pb.GrammarTrigger{
Word: t.Word,
})
}
engineArgsJSON := ""
if len(c.EngineArgs) > 0 {
buf, err := json.Marshal(c.EngineArgs)
if err != nil {
// ModelConfig.Validate() rejects unmarshalable engine_args at
// config load, so reaching here means the validator was bypassed.
// Silently dropping user-set options would change runtime behaviour
// without warning — fail loud instead.
panic(fmt.Sprintf("engine_args marshal failed for model %q: %v (Validate() should have caught this)", c.Model, err))
}
engineArgsJSON = string(buf)
}
opts := &pb.ModelOptions{
CUDA: c.CUDA || c.Diffusers.CUDA,
SchedulerType: c.Diffusers.SchedulerType,
GrammarTriggers: triggers,
PipelineType: c.Diffusers.PipelineType,
CFGScale: c.CFGScale,
LoraAdapter: c.LoraAdapter,
LoraScale: c.LoraScale,
LoraAdapters: c.LoraAdapters,
LoraScales: c.LoraScales,
F16Memory: f16,
LoraBase: c.LoraBase,
IMG2IMG: c.Diffusers.IMG2IMG,
CLIPModel: c.Diffusers.ClipModel,
CLIPSubfolder: c.Diffusers.ClipSubFolder,
Options: withCompanionArtifactOptions(c.Options, c.Artifacts),
Overrides: c.Overrides,
EngineArgs: engineArgsJSON,
CLIPSkip: int32(c.Diffusers.ClipSkip),
ControlNet: c.Diffusers.ControlNet,
ContextSize: int32(ctxSize),
Seed: getSeed(c),
NBatch: int32(b),
NoMulMatQ: c.NoMulMatQ,
DraftModel: c.DraftModel,
AudioPath: c.AudioPath,
Quantization: c.Quantization,
LoadFormat: c.LoadFormat,
GPUMemoryUtilization: c.GPUMemoryUtilization,
TrustRemoteCode: c.TrustRemoteCode,
EnforceEager: c.EnforceEager,
SwapSpace: int32(c.SwapSpace),
MaxModelLen: int32(c.MaxModelLen),
TensorParallelSize: int32(c.TensorParallelSize),
DisableLogStatus: c.DisableLogStatus,
DType: c.DType,
// LimitMMPerPrompt vLLM
LimitImagePerPrompt: int32(c.LimitMMPerPrompt.LimitImagePerPrompt),
LimitVideoPerPrompt: int32(c.LimitMMPerPrompt.LimitVideoPerPrompt),
LimitAudioPerPrompt: int32(c.LimitMMPerPrompt.LimitAudioPerPrompt),
FlashAttention: flashAttention,
CacheTypeKey: c.CacheTypeK,
CacheTypeValue: c.CacheTypeV,
NoKVOffload: c.NoKVOffloading,
YarnExtFactor: c.YarnExtFactor,
YarnAttnFactor: c.YarnAttnFactor,
YarnBetaFast: c.YarnBetaFast,
YarnBetaSlow: c.YarnBetaSlow,
NGQA: c.NGQA,
RMSNormEps: c.RMSNormEps,
MLock: mmlock,
RopeFreqBase: c.RopeFreqBase,
RopeScaling: c.RopeScaling,
Type: c.ModelType,
RopeFreqScale: c.RopeFreqScale,
NUMA: c.NUMA,
Embeddings: embeddings,
Reranking: reranking,
LowVRAM: lowVRAM,
NGPULayers: int32(nGPULayers),
MMap: mmap,
MainGPU: c.MainGPU,
Threads: int32(*c.Threads),
TensorSplit: c.TensorSplit,
// RWKV
Tokenizer: c.Tokenizer,
}
if c.Backend == "cloud-proxy" {
opts.Proxy = &pb.ProxyOptions{
UpstreamUrl: c.Proxy.UpstreamURL,
Mode: c.Proxy.Mode,
Provider: c.Proxy.Provider,
ApiKeyEnv: c.Proxy.APIKeyEnv,
ApiKeyFile: c.Proxy.APIKeyFile,
UpstreamModel: c.Proxy.UpstreamModel,
RequestTimeoutSeconds: int32(c.Proxy.RequestTimeoutSeconds),
}
}
if c.MMProj != "" {
opts.MMProj = filepath.Join(modelPath, c.MMProj)
}
// Resolve draft_model against the models directory, mirroring the
// handling of parameters.model and mmproj. Always joining (without an
// IsAbs shortcut) prevents user-supplied configs from pointing the
// backend at arbitrary host files via an absolute path.
if c.DraftModel != "" {
opts.DraftModel = filepath.Join(modelPath, c.DraftModel)
}
return opts
}
func gRPCPredictOpts(c config.ModelConfig, modelPath string) *pb.PredictOptions {
promptCachePath := ""
if c.PromptCachePath != "" {
p := filepath.Join(modelPath, c.PromptCachePath)
err := os.MkdirAll(filepath.Dir(p), 0750)
if err == nil {
promptCachePath = p
} else {
xlog.Error("error creating prompt cache folder", "error", err, "promptCachePath", promptCachePath)
}
}
// TopK may be nil after SetDefaults for backends that don't use llama.cpp's
// top_k=40 default (issue #6632, e.g. mlx). proto3 int32 can't be unset, so
// send 0 — the value mlx actually wants (top-k disabled).
var topK int32
if c.TopK != nil {
topK = int32(*c.TopK)
}
pbOpts := &pb.PredictOptions{
// c.Model, not c.ModelID()/c.ModelFileName(): this must be the SAME
// expression ModelOptions feeds to model.WithModel, which is what the
// backend receives as ModelOptions.Model at LoadModel time. Both are
// read from this same config value, so the backend's equality check
// cannot false-reject. See PredictOptions.ModelIdentity in
// backend/backend.proto and #10952.
ModelIdentity: c.Model,
Temperature: float32(*c.Temperature),
TopP: float32(*c.TopP),
NDraft: c.NDraft,
TopK: topK,
MinP: float32(*c.MinP),
Tokens: int32(*c.Maxtokens),
Threads: int32(*c.Threads),
PromptCacheAll: *c.PromptCacheAll,
PromptCacheRO: c.PromptCacheRO,
PromptCachePath: promptCachePath,
F16KV: *c.F16,
DebugMode: *c.Debug,
Grammar: c.Grammar,
NegativePromptScale: c.NegativePromptScale,
RopeFreqBase: c.RopeFreqBase,
RopeFreqScale: c.RopeFreqScale,
NegativePrompt: c.NegativePrompt,
Mirostat: int32(*c.LLMConfig.Mirostat),
MirostatETA: float32(*c.LLMConfig.MirostatETA),
MirostatTAU: float32(*c.LLMConfig.MirostatTAU),
Debug: *c.Debug,
StopPrompts: c.StopWords,
Repeat: int32(c.RepeatLastN),
FrequencyPenalty: float32(c.FrequencyPenalty),
PresencePenalty: float32(c.PresencePenalty),
Penalty: float32(c.RepeatPenalty),
NKeep: int32(c.Keep),
Batch: int32(c.Batch),
IgnoreEOS: c.IgnoreEOS,
Seed: getSeed(c),
MLock: *c.MMlock,
MMap: *c.MMap,
MainGPU: c.MainGPU,
TensorSplit: c.TensorSplit,
TailFreeSamplingZ: float32(*c.TFZ),
TypicalP: float32(*c.TypicalP),
}
metadata := map[string]string{}
if c.ReasoningConfig.DisableReasoning != nil {
if *c.ReasoningConfig.DisableReasoning {
metadata["enable_thinking"] = "false"
} else {
metadata["enable_thinking"] = "true"
}
}
// Forward the effective reasoning effort so the backend can pass it to the
// jinja chat template (chat_template_kwargs.reasoning_effort) — the lever
// models like gpt-oss / LFM2.5 actually read, distinct from enable_thinking.
if c.ReasoningEffort != "" {
metadata["reasoning_effort"] = c.ReasoningEffort
}
// Client request metadata overrides the server-derived reasoning levers and
// reaches every backend through these standalone string keys (Python backends
// read them directly). The reserved blob key is server-owned and skipped.
for k, v := range c.RequestMetadata {
if k == "chat_template_kwargs" {
continue
}
metadata[k] = v
}
// Build the generic chat_template_kwargs blob (model config map + coerced
// metadata) for llama.cpp and write it LAST so a client cannot clobber it.
if blob := c.ResolveChatTemplateKwargs(metadata); len(blob) > 0 {
b, err := json.Marshal(blob)
if err != nil {
xlog.Warn("failed to marshal chat_template_kwargs", "error", err)
} else {
metadata["chat_template_kwargs"] = string(b)
}
}
pbOpts.Metadata = metadata
// Logprobs and TopLogprobs are set by the caller if provided
return pbOpts
}