GH-1403 Anthropic Prompt Caching Support #2
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Signed-off-by: Gareth Evans <[email protected]> Fix checkstyle Signed-off-by: Soby Chacko <[email protected]>
…che type, allow for more fined grained configuration of what's cached, account for Anthropic's max of 4 cache blocks per request port over anthropic prompt caching support
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Sorry for the messed up commit history, I forked the Spring repo before I realized I should have forked yours @sobychacko |
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Enhances spring-projects#4199
By supporting the ability to:
Configure how many prompt segments (“cache blocks”) to cache. (Anthropic only allows max of 4 right now, user could choose less if they desire)
Control which message types are eligible for caching. (Allow for selecting based on use-case - for example my use case required SYSTEM and TOOL but not USER or ASSISTANT )
Choose cache type per message type (e.g., EPHEMERAL, EPHEMERAL_1H). This is supported by Anthropic now, also came in handy for my use case
Set global minimum length for caching and override it per message type. Allowing users to optimize the messages that are attempted to be cached - allowing them to attempt to optimize their usage of the max 4 cache blocks.