[TRTLLM-15176][fix] Harden Kimi K3 tool-call parsing - #17980
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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 12 included reviews per hour; 11 remain after this review. WalkthroughChangesThe change adds end-of-stream finalization to tool parsers. Kimi K3 recovers complete calls from partial streams and suppresses trailing structural tokens. Chat postprocessors handle raw and parser-extracted forced-tool output for streaming and non-streaming responses. Forced tool parsing
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The parser changes are mergeable with owner awareness: warning messages for forced-choice and malformed-call handling may omit relevant values because their placeholders are not interpolated, making troubleshooting harder. This is a bounded diagnostics risk, not a correctness or availability blocker. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Client
participant ChatPostprocessor
participant KimiK3ToolParser
participant ResponseStream
Client->>ChatPostprocessor: submit forced-tool request
ChatPostprocessor->>KimiK3ToolParser: parse generated output
KimiK3ToolParser-->>ChatPostprocessor: return text and extracted calls
ChatPostprocessor->>ResponseStream: emit normalized tool call or content
ResponseStream-->>Client: stream final response
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tests/unittest/llmapi/apps/test_tool_parsers.py (1)
4574-4584: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winAdd coverage for forced-choice edge cases.
Changed tests:
TestBaseToolParser.test_finish_default_noopTestBaseToolParser.test_extracts_forced_tool_calls_default_false- Seven tests in
TestKimiK3ToolParser:test_extracts_forced_tool_calls,test_streaming_early_end_flush,test_streaming_early_end_flush_salvages_complete_calls,test_finish_after_complete_section_is_empty,test_finish_flushes_held_partial_bot_token_as_text,test_streaming_multiple_calls_split_across_chunks, andtest_literal_lt_in_attribute_value- Seven tests in
TestForcedToolChoicePostprocessing:test_forced_choice_k3_extracts_arguments,test_forced_choice_k3_name_mismatch_uses_request_name,test_forced_choice_k3_no_markup_returns_content,test_forced_choice_raw_passthrough_keeps_text_as_arguments,test_forced_choice_k3_streaming_extracts,test_streaming_early_end_flushes_buffered_call, andtest_forced_choice_k3_streaming_no_markup_is_contentNo test functions were removed. The module is listed in
tests/integration/test_lists/test-db/l0_cpu.ymland uses the module-levelpytest.mark.cpu_onlymarker.Coverage is insufficient. Add assertions for malformed-call warning counts and a multi-call forced-choice postprocessing test.
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tensorrt_llm/serve/postprocess_handlers.py (2)
352-357: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winDocument the single-item assumption behind
calls[:1].
calls[:1]keeps only the firstToolCallItemof each streaming increment. This is safe forkimi_k3, because it emits one completeToolCallItemper call. Other parsers split one call across two items: a name item with emptyparameters, then an arguments item. If such a parser later setsextracts_forced_tool_calls = True, this truncation drops the arguments item and the client receives a tool call with empty arguments.Record this requirement on
BaseToolParser.extracts_forced_tool_calls, so future opt-ins know the contract.#!/bin/bash # Description: List parsers that emit multiple ToolCallItem objects per streaming result. fd -t f -e py . tensorrt_llm/serve/tool_parser -x rg -n -C 3 'calls\.append|all_calls\.extend|StreamingParseResult\(.*calls' {}🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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240-244: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winRead the capability flag directly.
BaseToolParserdefinesextracts_forced_tool_calls, and all registry keys are lowercase. Replacegetattrwith direct attribute access.♻️ Proposed refactor
- return bool(parser_cls - and getattr(parser_cls, "extracts_forced_tool_calls", False)) + return bool(parser_cls and parser_cls.extracts_forced_tool_calls)🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@tensorrt_llm/serve/postprocess_handlers.py`:
- Around line 253-262: Preformat all affected warnings as single f-string
arguments because tensorrt_llm.logger does not perform printf interpolation:
update _forced_call_name at tensorrt_llm/serve/postprocess_handlers.py lines
253-262, the no-markup warning at lines 494-497 using forced_tool.function.name,
the malformed-call warning at
tensorrt_llm/serve/tool_parser/kimi_k3_tool_parser.py lines 162-168 using both
counts, and the stream-truncation warning at lines 239-242 using self.eot_token.
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In `@tensorrt_llm/serve/postprocess_handlers.py`:
- Around line 352-357: Document on BaseToolParser.extracts_forced_tool_calls
that enabled parsers must emit exactly one complete ToolCallItem per streaming
increment, since the forced-tool path in postprocess truncates calls to
calls[:1] and would discard split arguments. Preserve the existing behavior
while adding this contract documentation.
- Around line 240-244: Update the capability check in the parser lookup flow to
read parser_cls.extracts_forced_tool_calls directly instead of using getattr.
Keep the existing None checks, lowercase registry lookup, and boolean return
behavior unchanged.
In `@tests/unittest/llmapi/apps/test_tool_parsers.py`:
- Around line 4574-4584: Add assertions verifying the expected warning counts
for malformed tool calls in the relevant parser tests, and add a multi-call
forced-choice postprocessing test to TestForcedToolChoicePostprocessing covering
extraction of multiple calls and their arguments. Keep the existing CPU-only
marker and test structure unchanged.
Apply the same fix in `@tests/unittest/llmapi/apps/test_tool_parsers.py` around
lines 4725 - 4745.
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In `@tensorrt_llm/serve/tool_parser/kimi_k3_tool_parser.py`:
- Around line 235-239: Update parse_streaming_increment() so its no-bot_token
incremental path strips or retains post-section structural residue consistently
before emitting normal_text, including residue such as close/message separator
or end-of-message tokens left by the earlier buffer handling. Preserve finish()
cleanup via _trailing_structural, and add a test that splits this residue across
multiple increments to ensure protocol tokens are never streamed as content.
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Forced/named tool_choice previously returned the raw model output in tool_calls[0].function.arguments and finish_reason=stop. K3 has no structural-tag grammar for its XTML format, so nothing constrains the model and the raw text carries a free-text preamble plus markup. - Add BaseToolParser.extracts_forced_tool_calls (default False) so parsers whose forced output still carries native markup can opt in to serve-level extraction; KimiK3ToolParser opts in. For opted-in parsers, the named-choice paths (streaming and non-streaming) now run the tool parser: extracted JSON becomes arguments, the preamble becomes content, and the name always comes from the request (a model that calls a different tool is logged). If no markup arrived, the text is returned as content instead of garbage arguments. - Named tool_choice now reports finish_reason=tool_calls for the legacy raw-passthrough path too. - Add BaseToolParser.finish() (default no-op), called at end of stream, so a stream that ends before <|close|>tools<|sep|> emits the buffered K3 section instead of silently dropping it; complete call blocks are salvaged from a truncated section. - Tag-header regexes now stop at special tokens instead of any '<', so a literal '<' in an attribute value no longer silently drops the call; unparsable call blocks are counted and logged. - Extend the unit suite: forced-choice-with-preamble (streaming and non-streaming, driven through the real postprocessors), name mismatch, no-markup fallback, raw passthrough, early-end flush, multi-call streaming, and the '<'-in-attribute case. Signed-off-by: Brian Nguyen <brnguyen@nvidia.com>
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… tokens parse_streaming_increment left the structural framing that trails a completed tools section (<|close|>message<|sep|>, <|end_of_msg|>) in the buffer. When that residue arrived in a later increment, the no-bot_token path emitted it verbatim as content, so streaming disagreed with detect_and_parse (which strips it via _trailing_structural) and regressed against main on the ordinary success path. Track a _section_done flag: once a complete section is emitted the K3 message is over, so later text is buffered for finish() to strip instead of being streamed as content. Add a parametrized test that splits each residue variant one character per increment. Also switch the remaining %s-style logger.warning calls in the parser to f-strings; tensorrt_llm.logger joins its args rather than interpolating, so those diagnostics printed the raw format string. Signed-off-by: Brian Nguyen <brnguyen@nvidia.com>
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…ony models
`tool_choice = {"type":"function","function":{"name":X}}` must force exactly one
call to X. The serving layer accepted the field but never constrained the model:
it reported whatever was generated as `function.arguments`.
Force the call by prefix-injecting the tool parser's `begin` string into the
rendered prompt so generation starts inside the tool call, and constraining what
follows with JSON-schema guided decoding built from the function's `parameters`.
The post-processor then synthesizes the `tool_calls` entry directly.
Preconditions that would leave the call unenforceable are rejected with 400
rather than silently degraded: no `tools`, no `--tool_parser`, a parser without
structural-tag support, an unknown function name, `prompt_token_ids` (the prefix
cannot be appended to a pre-tokenized prompt), a client-supplied
`response_format`, and no `guided_decoding_backend` configured -- without a
backend no grammar is built and the per-request guided params are dropped, which
would leave the prefix "forcing" the call on its own.
`arguments` is truncated to the first complete JSON value in both the streaming
and non-streaming paths. Guided decoding should stop generation there, but a
model that overruns would otherwise have the enclosing brace, the parser's end
tag and its trailing prose reported as arguments, which the caller cannot parse.
The streaming path buffers and tracks how much it has already sent so it can
stop once the value completes, and sends the id and function name exactly once.
Composed onto the forced-choice split added by NVIDIA#17980: parsers that opt into
`extracts_forced_tool_calls` (Kimi K3) keep their extraction path unchanged;
this change replaces the raw-passthrough branch used by every other parser.
`ChatPostprocArgs.forced_tool_name` is dropped in favour of the existing
`_forced_tool_choice(args)` so the forced call has a single source of truth.
Signed-off-by: JunyiXu-nv <219237550+JunyiXu-nv@users.noreply.github.com>
…ony models
`tool_choice = {"type":"function","function":{"name":X}}` must force exactly one
call to X. The serving layer accepted the field but never constrained the model:
it reported whatever was generated as `function.arguments`.
Force the call by prefix-injecting the tool parser's `begin` string into the
rendered prompt so generation starts inside the tool call, and constraining what
follows with JSON-schema guided decoding built from the function's `parameters`.
The post-processor then synthesizes the `tool_calls` entry directly.
Preconditions that would leave the call unenforceable are rejected with 400
rather than silently degraded: no `tools`, no `--tool_parser`, a parser without
structural-tag support, an unknown function name, `prompt_token_ids` (the prefix
cannot be appended to a pre-tokenized prompt), a client-supplied
`response_format`, and no `guided_decoding_backend` configured -- without a
backend no grammar is built and the per-request guided params are dropped, which
would leave the prefix "forcing" the call on its own.
`arguments` is truncated to the first complete JSON value in both the streaming
and non-streaming paths. Guided decoding should stop generation there, but a
model that overruns would otherwise have the enclosing brace, the parser's end
tag and its trailing prose reported as arguments, which the caller cannot parse.
The streaming path buffers and tracks how much it has already sent so it can
stop once the value completes, and sends the id and function name exactly once.
Composed onto the forced-choice split added by NVIDIA#17980: parsers that opt into
`extracts_forced_tool_calls` (Kimi K3) keep their extraction path unchanged;
this change replaces the raw-passthrough branch used by every other parser.
`ChatPostprocArgs.forced_tool_name` is dropped in favour of the existing
`_forced_tool_choice(args)` so the forced call has a single source of truth.
Signed-off-by: JunyiXu-nv <219237550+JunyiXu-nv@users.noreply.github.com>
…ony models
`tool_choice = {"type":"function","function":{"name":X}}` must force exactly one
call to X. The serving layer accepted the field but never constrained the model:
it reported whatever was generated as `function.arguments`.
Force the call by prefix-injecting the tool parser's `begin` string into the
rendered prompt so generation starts inside the tool call, and constraining what
follows with JSON-schema guided decoding built from the function's `parameters`.
The post-processor then synthesizes the `tool_calls` entry directly.
Preconditions that would leave the call unenforceable are rejected with 400
rather than silently degraded: no `tools`, no `--tool_parser`, a parser without
structural-tag support, an unknown function name, `prompt_token_ids` (the prefix
cannot be appended to a pre-tokenized prompt), a client-supplied
`response_format`, and no `guided_decoding_backend` configured -- without a
backend no grammar is built and the per-request guided params are dropped, which
would leave the prefix "forcing" the call on its own.
`arguments` is truncated to the first complete JSON value in both the streaming
and non-streaming paths. Guided decoding should stop generation there, but a
model that overruns would otherwise have the enclosing brace, the parser's end
tag and its trailing prose reported as arguments, which the caller cannot parse.
The streaming path buffers and tracks how much it has already sent so it can
stop once the value completes, and sends the id and function name exactly once.
Composed onto the forced-choice split added by NVIDIA#17980: parsers that opt into
`extracts_forced_tool_calls` (Kimi K3) keep their extraction path unchanged;
this change replaces the raw-passthrough branch used by every other parser.
`ChatPostprocArgs.forced_tool_name` is dropped in favour of the existing
`_forced_tool_choice(args)` so the forced call has a single source of truth.
Signed-off-by: JunyiXu-nv <219237550+JunyiXu-nv@users.noreply.github.com>
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A named/forced
tool_choicereturned the raw model output intool_calls[0].function.argumentswithfinish_reason="stop". Kimi K3's XTML tool-call format does not support structural-tag constrained decoding, so forced calls arrive as a free-text preamble plus markup and must be extracted, not passed through. This PR hardens the K3 tool-calling surface:BaseToolParser.extracts_forced_tool_calls(defaultFalse): parsers whose forced output still carries native markup opt in to serve-level extraction. K3 opts in. For opted-in parsers the named-choice paths (streaming and non-streaming) run the tool parser: extracted JSON becomesarguments, any preamble becomescontent, and the function name always comes from the request (a disagreeing model is logged). If no markup arrived, the text is returned ascontentandfinish_reasonstays honest.tool_choicenow reportsfinish_reason="tool_calls"on the legacy raw-passthrough path as well.BaseToolParser.finish()(default no-op) is called at end of stream, so a K3 stream that ends before<|close|>tools<|sep|>emits its buffered section instead of silently dropping it; complete call blocks are salvaged from a truncated section.<, so a literal<inside an attribute value no longer silently drops the call; unparsable call blocks are counted and logged.Test Coverage
tests/unittest/llmapi/apps/test_tool_parsers.py(CPU-only): newTestForcedToolChoicePostprocessingdrives the real chat postprocessors end to end (forced-choice extraction streaming/non-streaming, name mismatch, no-markup fallback, raw passthrough, early-end flush); newTestKimiK3ToolParsercases cover flush, truncated-section salvage, multi-call streaming, and<-in-attribute;TestBaseToolParsercovers the default no-op hook. All new behavioral tests fail without the fix.PR Checklist
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