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watsonx CustomLLM definition for Continue

Simple CustomLLM definition to leverage IBM watsonx LLMs on Continue extentions.

watsonx with Continue GIF

Features

  • Support watsonx.ai SaaS.
  • Support streaming of response.
  • Support granite-34b-code-instruct.
  • Bearer token rotation.
  • Custom prompt template for Granite.
  • Support watsonx.ai Software.
  • Support non-granite LLMs.
  • Create separate Chat and Completion models.

Get started (~ 2min)

  1. Install Continue extension (tested with VSCode extension).
  2. Clone this reposiroty in your ~/.continue/ directory
    cd ~/.continue/
    git clone https://github.com/NoeSamaille/continue-watsonx.git
  3. Make a local copy of your local Continue config:
    mv ~/.continue/config.ts ~/.continue/config-backup.ts
  4. Copy the provided config-sample.ts to replace ~/.continue/config.ts:
    cp ~/.continue/continue-watsonx/src/config-sample.ts ~/.continue/config.ts
    or, if you have customized your config.ts, manually add the code to load the Watsonx module and use Watsonx.addConfig():
    import {watsonx_modifyConfig} from "./continue-watsonx/src/watsonx"; 
    export function modifyConfig(config: Config): Config {
        return watsonx_modifyConfig(config);
    }
  5. Copy src/watsonxenv.ts.sample to src/watsonxenv.ts and update WatsonxEnv with your target configuration:
    cp ~/.continue/continue-watsonx/src/watsonxenv.ts.sample ~/.continue/continue-watsonx/src/watsonxenv.ts
    1. If using watsonx SaaS:
      • Replace YOUR_WATSONX_URL with your watsonx SaaS endpoint, e.g. https://us-south.ml.cloud.ibm.com for US South region.
      • Replace YOUR_WATSONX_APIKEY with your watsonx API Key.
      • Replace YOUR_WATSONX_PROJECT_ID with your watsonx project ID.
    2. If using watsonx software:
      1. Option 1: using username/password authentication:
        • Replace YOUR_WATSONX_URL with your watsonx software endpoint, e.g. https://cpd-watsonx.apps.example.com.
        • Replace YOUR_WATSONX_USERNAME with your watsonx username, e.g. cpadmin.
        • Replace YOUR_WATSONX_PASSWORD with your watsonx password.
        • Replace YOUR_WATSONX_PROJECT_ID with your watsonx project ID.
      2. Option 2: using API Key authentication:
        • Replace YOUR_WATSONX_URL with your watsonx software endpoint, e.g. https://cpd-watsonx.apps.example.com.
        • Replace YOUR_WATSONX_ZENAPIKEY with your watsonx Zen API Key. To generate it:
          1. Log in to the CPD web client.
          2. From the toolbar, click your avatar.
          3. Click Profile and settings.
          4. Click API key > Generate new key.
          5. Click Generate.
          6. Click Copy and save your key somewhere safe. You cannot recover this key if you lose it.
          7. Generate your ZenApiKey by running the following command: echo "<username>:<apikey>" | base64, replacing <username> with your CPD username and <apikey> with the API Key you just created.
        • Replace YOUR_WATSONX_PROJECT_ID with your watsonx project ID.
      • Note: if using watsonx software instance with self-signed/untrusted TLS certificates, uncomment the following lines in ~/.continue/continue-watsonx/src/watsonx.ts to bypass SSL certificate verification:

        declare var process : {
            env: {
                NODE_TLS_REJECT_UNAUTHORIZED: any
            }
        }
        process.env["NODE_TLS_REJECT_UNAUTHORIZED"] = 0;
    1. Optionally, update models to comment/uncomment/edit model list based on LLMs deployed in your watsonx instance.
  6. Enjoy!

Contributors

  • @NoeSamaille
  • @remiserra

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