ask-bedrock 0.2.0

Description:

askbedrock 0.2.0

Ask Amazon Bedrock
Converse with your favorite Amazon Bedrock large language model from the command line.



This tool is a wrapper around the low-level Amazon Bedrock APIs and Langchain. Its main added value is that it locally persists AWS account and model configuration to enable quick and easy interaction.
Installation
⚠️ Requires Python >= 3.9
⚠️ Requires a working AWS CLI setup configured with a profile that allows Amazon Bedrock access. See CLI documentation for details.
pip install ask-bedrock

You can also build/run this project locally, see Building and Running Locally.
Usage
Activating models
Before you can use this command line tool, you need to request model access through the AWS Console in a region where Bedrock is available: Switch to the region where you want to run Bedrock, go to ”Model access“, click “Edit”, activate the models you wish to use, and then click “Save changes”.
Invocation
To start a conversation, simply enter the following command:
ask-bedrock converse

If you don't need a conversation, you can get a simple request-response using:
ask-bedrock prompt "What's up?"

Upon the first run, you will be led through a configuration flow. To learn more about configuration options, see the Configuration section below.
If you’re fully configured, the tool will show you a >>> prompt and you can start interacting with the configured model.
Multi-line prompts can be wrapped into <<< >>> blocks.
To end your interaction, hit Ctrl + D. Note that the conversation will be lost.
You can also use a single prompt with a simple request-response:
ask-bedrock prompt "complete this sentence: One small step for me"

Pricing
Note that using Ask Amazon Bedrock incurs AWS fees. For more information, see Amazon Bedrock pricing. Consider using a dedicated AWS account and AWS Budgets to control costs.
Configuration
Ask Amazon Bedrock stores your user configuration in $HOME/.config/ask-bedrock/config.yaml. This file may contain several sets of configuration (contexts). For instance, you can use contexts to switch between different models. Use the --context parameter to select the context you'd like to use. The default context is default.
If no configuration is found for a selected context, a new one is created. If you want to change an existing config, use
ask-bedrock configure --context mycontext

You can also create or edit the configuration file yourself in $HOME/.config/ask-bedrock/config.yaml:
contexts:
default:
region: "" # an AWS region where you have activated Bedrock
aws_profile: "" # a profile from your ~/.aws/config file
model_id: "" # a Bedrock model, e.g. "ai21.j2-ultra-v1"
model_params: "{}" # a JSON object with parameters for the selected model

Model parameters
This JSON is passed to Langchain during client setup (as model_kwargs). The schema depends on the model that is used. Have a look at the examples.
If you want to configure multiple lines, model parameters can be wrapped in <<< >>>.
Building and Running Locally
pip install build
python -m build
python ask_bedrock/main.py converse

Feedback
As this tool is still early stage, we are very interested in hearing about your experience. Please take one minute to take a little survey: https://pulse.aws/survey/GTRWNHT1
Troubleshooting
Q: The model responses are cut off mid-sentence.
A: Configure the model to allow for longer response. Use model parameters (see above) for this. Claude for example would take the following model parameters: {"max_tokens_to_sample": 3000}

Q: I'm getting an error that is not listed here.
A: Use the --debug option to find out more about the error. If you cannot solve it, create an issue.
Security
See CONTRIBUTING for more information.
License
This project is licensed under the Apache-2.0 License.