LCORE-3390: Input guardrail point on all query endpoints - #2646
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WalkthroughAdds Granite Guardian moderation with risk-based score parsing, agent-run blocking, standalone shield results, guardrail-point selection, shared capability utilities, and endpoint integration tests. ChangesGranite Guardian moderation
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Client
participant Endpoint
participant GraniteGuardian
participant GuardianModel
participant ConversationStore
Client->>Endpoint: Submit request
Endpoint->>GraniteGuardian: Run input moderation
GraniteGuardian->>GuardianModel: Evaluate configured risks
GuardianModel-->>GraniteGuardian: Return score log probabilities
GraniteGuardian->>ConversationStore: Persist rejected turn
GraniteGuardian-->>Endpoint: Return blocked result or continue
Endpoint-->>Client: Return moderation or agent response
Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to This change adds input moderation to query and inference flows, but unresolved client cleanup and sequential remote checks can increase latency or exhaust resources, persistence failures can turn blocked requests into 500s, and score parsing and coverage gaps can produce incorrect blocking. The formatting check also remains failing, so the change is not ready to merge without fixes or explicit acceptance. Important Pre-merge checks failedPlease resolve all errors before merging. Addressing warnings is optional. ❌ Failed checks (1 error)
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Full details: Performance And Algorithmic ComplexityExplanation Meaningful performance regression: Resolution Bound the risk workload. Prefer one model request that evaluates all applicable criteria when the Guardian API supports it. Otherwise run independent risk checks with bounded concurrency and preserve short-circuit behavior, or enforce a documented maximum risk count. Reuse initialized Guardian clients and add an explicit output-token limit so each check has bounded cost. ✨ Finishing Touches 💡 1🛠️ Fix failing CI checks 💡
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In `@src/pydantic_ai_lightspeed/capabilities/granite_guardian/_capability.py`:
- Around line 197-202: Update the append_turn_to_conversation call in wrap_run
to catch persistence failures, log the error, and continue returning the
existing guardrail rejection result. Treat conversation recording as a
non-blocking side effect after moderation; do not let its HTTPException replace
the rejection with a 500.
- Around line 89-90: Update run_shield_moderation_v2 to retrieve
provider_details["logprobs"] via .get() and reuse that value for the
missing-or-empty check, so omitted logprobs raises UnexpectedModelBehavior
instead of KeyError and remains within the existing mapped error handling.
- Around line 144-154: Update the Granite Guardian client construction to pass
self.config.timeout to httpx.AsyncClient and self.config.max_retries to the
AsyncOpenAI client used by OpenAIProvider, preserving the existing SSL, URL, and
API-key configuration.
In `@src/pydantic_ai_lightspeed/capabilities/granite_guardian/utils.py`:
- Line 13: Add class docstrings to both public enum classes, ParsingStatus and
Token, in the affected module so pydocstyle D101 validation passes; keep their
existing enum members and behavior unchanged.
In `@src/utils/shields.py`:
- Line 128: Update GraniteGuardian lifecycle management so its httpx.AsyncClient
is closed asynchronously, and avoid per-request or per-agent construction by
reusing a clearly owned GraniteGuardian instance. In src/utils/shields.py lines
128-128, replace repeated shield-loop construction with the shared instance; in
src/utils/pydantic_ai_helpers.py lines 183-183, reuse the shared instance during
agent builds. Ensure the owning lifecycle invokes GraniteGuardian’s async close
path after use.
In
`@tests/unit/pydantic_ai_lightspeed/capabilities/granite_guardian/test_capability.py`:
- Around line 399-400: Update the test around wrap_run to match the current
deferred usage-merging behavior: assert that mock_ctx.usage.input_tokens and
output_tokens remain zero, or remove these assertions until usage reporting is
implemented. Preserve the existing guardian risk-check behavior.
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src/models/config.py (1)
7-7: 🩺 Stability & AvailabilityNo compatibility change is needed for
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| await append_turn_to_conversation( | ||
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| conversation_id, | ||
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A persistence failure discards the rejection and returns a 500.
append_turn_to_conversation raises HTTPException when OGX fails. That exception propagates out of wrap_run, so a recording failure replaces the guardrail rejection with a server error. Moderation already completed at this point, so the recording is a side effect.
Wrap the call and log the failure, then still return the rejection result.
🛡️ Proposed fix
conversation_id = extract_conversation_id(ctx.model)
if conversation_id is not None:
- await append_turn_to_conversation(
- AsyncOgxClientHolder().get_client(),
- conversation_id,
- user_prompt,
- violation_message,
- )
+ try:
+ await append_turn_to_conversation(
+ AsyncOgxClientHolder().get_client(),
+ conversation_id,
+ user_prompt,
+ violation_message,
+ )
+ except HTTPException:
+ logger.exception(
+ "Failed to persist rejected turn for conversation %s",
+ conversation_id,
+ )📝 Committable suggestion
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| await append_turn_to_conversation( | |
| AsyncOgxClientHolder().get_client(), | |
| conversation_id, | |
| user_prompt, | |
| violation_message, | |
| ) | |
| try: | |
| await append_turn_to_conversation( | |
| AsyncOgxClientHolder().get_client(), | |
| conversation_id, | |
| user_prompt, | |
| violation_message, | |
| ) | |
| except HTTPException: | |
| logger.exception( | |
| "Failed to persist rejected turn for conversation %s", | |
| conversation_id, | |
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In `@src/pydantic_ai_lightspeed/capabilities/granite_guardian/_capability.py`
around lines 197 - 202, Update the append_turn_to_conversation call in wrap_run
to catch persistence failures, log the error, and continue returning the
existing guardrail rejection result. Treat conversation recording as a
non-blocking side effect after moderation; do not let its HTTPException replace
the rejection with a 500.
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In `@src/pydantic_ai_lightspeed/capabilities/granite_guardian/_capability.py`:
- Around line 75-80: Update the guardrail loop surrounding model_request to
avoid sequential network calls for configured risks by using bounded
concurrency, while preserving risks ordering when selecting the first violation.
Alternatively, enforce a small maximum risk count in GraniteGuardianConfig.
- Around line 147-153: Update the GraniteGuardian initialization flow around
GraniteGuardianConfig and OpenAIProvider so a configured api_key requires an
HTTPS base_url; reject non-HTTPS URLs before forwarding the key, while
preserving existing behavior for unauthenticated endpoints.
In `@tests/integration/endpoints/test_granite_guardian_integration.py`:
- Line 650: Update the `/query` and `/streaming_query` tests to instrument
`_mock_llm` and `_mock_llm_stream`, consume each response, and assert both mocks
receive zero calls while retaining the existing VIOLATION_MESSAGE assertions.
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Assert that unsafe requests short-circuit before the main model call.
The /query and /streaming_query tests only assert the rejection message. Instrument _mock_llm and _mock_llm_stream, then assert zero calls after consuming each response.
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In `@tests/integration/endpoints/test_granite_guardian_integration.py` at line
650, Update the `/query` and `/streaming_query` tests to instrument `_mock_llm`
and `_mock_llm_stream`, consume each response, and assert both mocks receive
zero calls while retaining the existing VIOLATION_MESSAGE assertions.
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In `@src/pydantic_ai_lightspeed/capabilities/granite_guardian/utils.py`:
- Line 89: Update _extract_tokens_inside_score_tag and its _search_tag
interaction to split each token around score-tag boundaries, preserving text
before and after tags and associating both fragments with the token’s logprob;
ensure opening-tag-plus-verdict and verdict-plus-closing-tag tokens extract
correctly without raising UnexpectedModelBehavior, and add regression tests for
both cases.
- Line 91: Update _search_tag and its use in _extract_tokens_inside_score_tag so
the retained buffer is bounded to only the suffix capable of completing the
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639-650: The missing short-circuit assertions were already reported.The blocked
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Handle tag boundaries inside a single logprob token.
_extract_tokens_inside_score_tag passes each complete ChatCompletionTokenLogprob.token to _search_tag. For "<score>yes", the state changes to INSIDE_SCORE and yes is discarded. For "yes</score>", _search_tag clears the buffer without detecting SCORE_END_TAG. The parser then raises UnexpectedModelBehavior instead of extracting the verdict. Preserve and process text on both sides of each tag, including its associated score logprob. Add regression tests for both fragments.
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In `@src/pydantic_ai_lightspeed/capabilities/granite_guardian/_capability.py`:
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closes its custom httpx.AsyncClient and the AsyncOpenAI client, then invoke it
from the managed request or application shutdown lifecycle used by
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- Around line 120-126: Update the endpoint tests to exercise the real is_safe
boundary: remove the _GUARDIAN_MODULE.is_safe patch from at least one run() path
and one wrap_run() path, and provide valid structured
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649-651: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | ⚡ Quick winStill no assertion that a blocked run skips the main model.
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In the OpenAI Python library (including version 1.99.9), the ownership and lifecycle management of the http_client depend on how the client was provided [1][2]. 1. Library-Managed Clients: If you do not provide a custom http_client, the AsyncOpenAI client constructs its own internal HTTP client (typically a wrapper around httpx.AsyncClient) [3]. In this case, the library is responsible for managing the lifecycle of this internal client, including closing it when the AsyncOpenAI client is closed or garbage collected [1][2]. 2. User-Provided (Custom) Clients: If you provide your own http_client instance (e.g., passing an instance of httpx.AsyncClient or DefaultAsyncHttpxClient to the AsyncOpenAI constructor), you retain ownership of that client instance [1][3][2]. The OpenAI library does not automatically close a custom HTTP client provided by the user when the AsyncOpenAI client is closed or garbage collected [1][2]. You must manage the lifecycle of the custom http_client yourself, ensuring it is closed when your application is finished with it [1][2]. Best Practices: - Using a Context Manager: The most robust way to manage the lifecycle of an AsyncOpenAI client is using an asynchronous context manager (async with AsyncOpenAI(...) as client:) [4][2][5]. This ensures that the client (and any library-managed HTTP resources) are properly cleaned up upon exiting the context [4][2]. - Manual Cleanup: If you are not using a context manager, you can manually trigger cleanup by calling await client.close [4][2][5]. - When passing a custom http_client, ensure you also manage the closing of that specific client instance independently, often by also using that client instance within a context manager or explicitly calling its own close/aclose method after the AsyncOpenAI client is done [1][2].
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Close every GraniteGuardian HTTP client.
run_shield_moderation() creates a new GraniteGuardian for each selected shield, and build_agent() creates one for each agent. GraniteGuardian.__post_init__ passes a custom httpx.AsyncClient to AsyncOpenAI; the caller retains ownership of custom clients. No capability or application shutdown path closes either client. Repeated requests can leave transport resources unclosed. Add an async close method that closes both clients and invoke it from a managed request or application shutdown path.
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Exercise the real is_safe boundary in representative endpoint tests.
The endpoint tests patch {_GUARDIAN_MODULE}.is_safe, so _run_risk_check never passes provider_details["logprobs"] through parsing or applies the configured threshold. The unit tests cover those helpers directly, but they also mock is_safe in _run_risk_check; therefore a regression in that boundary wiring can pass all current tests. Use valid structured logprob data and remove the patch in at least one run() and one wrap_run() path.
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boundary: remove the _GUARDIAN_MODULE.is_safe patch from at least one run() path
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Make the main-model usage deterministic in this test.
pydantic-ai is pinned to 2.27.1, but Dependabot updates the uv dependencies. A supported update can change private FunctionModel._estimate_usage and make the 52/8 assertions fail without changing Guardian accounting. Use repository-controlled usage values in the main-model fixture, then keep the exact assertions for this accounting contract.
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lines 549 - 563, The main-model fixture currently relies on pydantic-ai’s
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76-82: 🚀 Performance & ScalabilitySequential Guardian round trip per configured risk remains.
Each enabled risk still adds one blocking model request before the endpoint continues.
GraniteGuardianConfig.riskshas no supplied maximum, so moderation latency scales linearly with configuration size. Use bounded concurrency and keep configured ordering when you select the violation, or cap the risk count in config.As per coding guidelines: "Flag expensive work inside loops, including API calls, JSON parsing, and regex compilation."
Source: Coding guidelines
147-150: 🩺 Stability & AvailabilityGuardian HTTP clients still have no close path.
__post_init__passes a customhttpx.AsyncClienttoAsyncOpenAI, so this class owns the transport.openaidoes not close a user-supplied client. No shutdown path closes either client, andrun_shield_moderation()andbuild_agent()create a newGraniteGuardianper request. Add an async close method and call it from the request or application shutdown path.The same gap applies on the validation path: if the HTTPS check at line 155 raises,
http_clientcreated at line 147 is already open and never closed. Construct the client after validation, or close it in the failure branch.
214-219: 🩺 Stability & AvailabilityA persistence failure still discards the rejection and returns 500.
append_turn_to_conversationraisesHTTPExceptionwhen OGX fails (src/utils/conversations.py:603-644). That exception propagates out ofwrap_run, so a recording failure replaces the guardrail rejection with a server error. Moderation is already complete here, so recording is a side effect. CatchHTTPException, log it, and still return the rejection result.
232-256: LGTM!tests/unit/pydantic_ai_lightspeed/capabilities/granite_guardian/test_capability.py (2)
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@Jazzcort Thanks! A few things from the ticket side:
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The ticket asks for input rules to run in parallel with per-rule latency logged. Right now
_run_risk_checkgoes through the risks one by one (coderabbit caught that too) and there's no latency logging per risk. With a few risks configured that's a few guardian round trips on every request, so it's better to have this one in the PR. -
On /query and /streaming_query the guard runs inside the agent run, so a blocked input still goes through RAG retrieval first (the design doc says blocked input should skip RAG). Question validity works the same way today, so we can keep it as it is now in this PR -- I opened LCORE-4090 to move the input check before RAG on both endpoints.
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Btw the coderabbit comment about the httpx client is correct -- the design doc asks for each detector to have one long-lived client, what we do now is create one per request and never close it.
The inline comments are from Claude, they're smaller things, I went through them and they're valid.
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The Guardian model name is hard-coded to ibm-granite/granite-guardian-4.1-8b, and GraniteGuardianConfig has no field to override it. OpenAI-compatible servers route by model name, so a deployment serving the model under another name (for example an Ollama tag in local development) cannot use this capability. The config's url field description ("The model_id to use for the guard") also suggests the model was meant to be configurable.
If 4.1 is intentionally the only supported model -- the prompt block in utils.py is built for the 4.1 client-side format, and the design doc's benchmarked reference is 3.3-8B, which uses a different template -- that constraint should be stated in the config description and docs. Otherwise, suggest adding a model field to GraniteGuardianConfig, defaulting to the current value, and passing it to OpenAIChatModel.
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The Guardian token usage is discarded here, and test_guardian_token_usage_is_not_included_in_user_token_usage pins that behaviour. Keeping it out of the user's reported token counts is reasonable, but it is currently not recorded anywhere: each configured risk adds a Guardian call per request that neither quota, logs nor metrics account for. The design doc asks for per-rule outcomes and latencies in logs and metrics (R10). Suggest at least logging usage per risk in _run_risk_check, so operators can see what the guardrail costs. Compaction's summarization calls have the same gap (LCORE-3910), so a shared approach may make sense later.
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This is the thing we need to address in a bigger scope. We need to figure a way out to surface the token usage for these LLM based shields. Basically, combining the token usage from different models does not make any sense and it's the reason why the token usage of Granite Guardian shield is not include into the user's chat model usage.
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No test covers what happens when the Guardian endpoint fails -- unreachable, timed out, or returning a response without logprobs or without a parseable <score> tag. Today the standalone path in run_shield_moderation_v2 maps the exception to an HTTP error via map_agent_inference_error, and the in-agent path raises out of the agent run (an HTTP error on /query, an error SSE event on /streaming_query). That is fail-closed, which matches the design doc's default posture, but the design doc also expects a blocked request to use the normal refusal shape with a distinct log line (R9). Suggest adding one test per path that pins the intended behaviour, so a later change cannot silently turn it into fail-open.
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Added two tests to wrap_run to pin the fail-closed behavior:
- test_risk_check_failure_propagates — UnexpectedModelBehavior from a malformed Guardian response bubbles up, handler never runs.
- test_guardian_unreachable_propagates — ModelAPIError from an unreachable endpoint does the same.
For the missing logprobs / unparseable tag cases, those are already covered by existing unit tests on _run_risk_check and _extract_tokens_inside_score_tag — they all raise UnexpectedModelBehavior, and since wrap_run doesn't distinguish between reasons, the new propagation test covers them all. Adding per-scenario wrap_run tests would just be testing the same code path again.
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Add GraniteGuardian as a pydantic-ai capability that evaluates user input against configured risk categories using logprob-based scoring. When a risk threshold is exceeded, the agent run is short-circuited with a rejection message. - Add _capability.py with wrap_run (agent path) and run (standalone shield path), plus _run_risk_check and _filter_guardrails helpers - Add utils.py with Guardian prompt construction, XML tag parsing, logprob extraction, and risky probability computation - Extract shared helpers (message_to_str, extract_conversation_id) from QuestionValidity into capabilities/utils.py for reuse - Wire GraniteGuardian into build_agent and build_shield, replacing the previous NotImplementedError stubs - Add GuardrailPoint StrEnum to config, replacing Literal strings - Pass guardrail_point through run_shield_moderation_v2 → build_shield
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Add comprehensive unit tests for _capability.py (wrap_run, run, _filter_guardrails, _run_risk_check) and utils.py (build_guardian_block, _search_tag, _clean_up_candidates, _extract_tokens_inside_score_tag, _get_risky_probabilities, is_safe). Covers safe/unsafe paths, violation short-circuiting, conversation persistence, token usage accumulation, logprob parsing, and edge cases like missing provider_details and underflow.
Cover all four endpoint paths: /responses (non-streaming + streaming), /rlsapi /infer, /query, and /streaming_query. The /responses and /rlsapi tests exercise the standalone shield path (build_shield → GraniteGuardian.run), while /query and /streaming_query tests exercise the pydantic-ai capability path (build_agent → GraniteGuardian.wrap_run).
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These three commits sequentially implement, unit-test, and integration-test the Granite Guardian input guardrail, a feature that evaluates user input against configured risk categories using logprob scoring to short-circuit unsafe runs. The first commit builds the core capability and helper utilities in _capability.py and utils.py while wiring them into build_agent and build_shield. The second introduces comprehensive unit tests covering safe and unsafe pathways, logprob extraction, token accumulation, and edge cases. Finally, the third commit adds end-to-end integration tests covering both the standalone shield execution (/responses, /rlsapi /infer) and pydantic-ai agent execution (/query, /streaming_query).
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