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"request": "[original issue]\n**Add Azure support for OpenAI models**\nadd Azure support for openai models",
"title": "Add Azure support for OpenAI models using LiteLLM integration",
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"plan": "1. **Create an Azure OpenAI example file**\n Create a new example file `examples/model_providers/azure_openai.py` based on the existing `litellm_provider.py` example, but specifically configured for Azure OpenAI. This will demonstrate how to use Azure OpenAI models with the proper configuration parameters (api_base, api_version, api_key).",
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"summary": "I created a new example file `examples/model_providers/azure_openai.py` that demonstrates how to use Azure OpenAI models with the OpenAI Agents SDK. The example shows how to properly configure the LitellmModel with Azure-specific parameters:\n\n1. Added comprehensive documentation explaining Azure OpenAI requirements and setup\n2. Implemented parameter handling for all required Azure OpenAI configurations:\n - api_base (Azure endpoint URL)\n - api_version (Azure API version)\n - api_key (Azure API key)\n - deployment_name (Azure deployment name)\n3. Created proper model name format construction: \"azure/{deployment_name}\"\n4. Added support for command-line arguments with descriptive help text\n5. Implemented environment variable fallbacks for all parameters (AZURE_API_BASE, AZURE_API_VERSION, etc.)\n6. Added interactive parameter prompts when values are not provided via args or environment\n7. Made the example fully functional with the same weather tool as the base example\n\nThis example serves as a comprehensive reference for users who want to use Azure OpenAI with the SDK, showing all the required configuration parameters and proper usage patterns."
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"plan": "2. **Update the LiteLLM documentation**\n Enhance the existing documentation in `docs/models/litellm.md` to include a dedicated section for Azure OpenAI usage, explaining the required parameters and providing examples of how to use Azure OpenAI models with the SDK.",
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"summary": "I created a new example file at `examples/model_providers/azure_openai.py` that demonstrates how to use Azure OpenAI models with the OpenAI Agents SDK via LiteLLM integration. The example:\n\n1. Takes Azure-specific configuration parameters (api_base, api_version, deployment_name, api_key)\n2. Shows the correct model name format for Azure OpenAI: `azure/{deployment_name}`\n3. Uses LitellmModel with appropriate Azure parameters\n4. Provides comprehensive configuration options:\n - Command-line arguments\n - Environment variables (AZURE_API_BASE, AZURE_API_VERSION, etc.)\n - Interactive prompts as fallback\n5. Includes detailed documentation in the docstring explaining Azure OpenAI requirements\n\nThis example makes it straightforward for users to get started with Azure OpenAI models without needing to understand the internal implementation details of the integration."
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"plan": "3. **Add Azure-specific helper methods to LitellmModel**\n Modify `src/agents/extensions/models/litellm_model.py` to add helper methods or improve parameter handling for Azure-specific configurations, making it easier to use Azure OpenAI models without having to manually set all the environment variables.",
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"summary": "I've implemented Azure-specific helper methods to the LitellmModel class to make it easier to use Azure OpenAI models. The key changes include:\n\n1. Added new parameters to the LitellmModel constructor:\n - `api_version`: For Azure API version\n - `api_base`: For Azure endpoint URL\n - `**kwargs`: For additional Azure-specific parameters\n\n2. Created a dedicated `create_azure_model` class method that properly formats the model name for Azure (using the \"azure/{deployment_name}\" format) and sets all the required Azure parameters.\n\n3. Added improved parameter handling by:\n - Building a `model_kwargs` dictionary with Azure parameters\n - Passing these parameters to the LiteLLM completion call\n - Ensuring all Azure-specific configuration is properly sent to the model\n\n4. Added better error handling with clear guidance for Azure-related configuration issues\n\nThese changes allow users to work with Azure OpenAI models in two convenient ways:\n- Using the `create_azure_model` factory method (recommended)\n- Directly initializing LitellmModel with Azure parameters\n\nThe updated implementation complements the Azure OpenAI example file we created earlier, providing a comprehensive solution for Azure OpenAI integration with the SDK."
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"plan": "4. **Update LitellmProvider to better support Azure**\n Enhance `src/agents/extensions/models/litellm_provider.py` to add explicit support for Azure configurations, allowing users to more easily specify Azure-specific parameters when creating a model provider.",
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"summary": "I successfully enhanced the `LitellmProvider` class to better support Azure OpenAI configurations by:\n\n1. **Adding Azure-specific parameters to the constructor**:\n - Added parameters for `api_base`, `api_version`, `api_key`, and `azure_ad_token`\n - Added additional configuration options and support for variable keyword arguments\n\n2. **Enhanced documentation**:\n - Added detailed docstrings explaining the Azure-specific parameters\n - Added usage examples showing how to configure Azure OpenAI\n - Added clear explanations about the model name format (`azure/`)\n\n3. **Created a convenient helper method**:\n - Added `for_azure()` class method that makes it easier to create a provider specifically for Azure OpenAI\n - This method handles constructing the properly formatted model name and configuring all required Azure parameters\n\n4. **Updated the `get_model()` method**:\n - Modified it to pass all Azure-specific parameters when creating a `LitellmModel` instance\n\nThese enhancements allow users to easily configure Azure OpenAI with the appropriate parameters, either through direct instantiation or via the helper method. The implementation is backward compatible with the existing API and provides a much clearer path for Azure users to configure their models correctly."
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"plan": "5. **Create tests for Azure OpenAI integration**\n Add tests in the `tests/models/` directory to verify that the Azure OpenAI integration works correctly with the LiteLLM provider.",
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"summary": "I created comprehensive tests for Azure OpenAI integration in `tests/models/test_azure_openai_support.py`. The test file includes three main test functions:\n\n1. `test_azure_helper_method`: Tests the `create_azure_model` helper method in LitellmModel\n - Verifies that the method correctly formats the model name (`azure/`)\n - Checks that all Azure parameters are properly set in the model\n - Tests that the model works correctly when calling get_response\n\n2. `test_litellm_provider_azure_support`: Tests Azure support in LitellmProvider\n - Tests standard initialization with Azure parameters\n - Tests the `for_azure` factory method\n - Verifies that the default deployment name is properly used when no model is specified\n - Ensures that all Azure parameters are correctly passed through to the underlying model\n\n3. `test_azure_parameters_in_fetch_response`: Tests parameter handling in API calls\n - Verifies that all Azure parameters are correctly passed to litellm.acompletion\n - Ensures that extra parameters are also included in the API call\n - Checks that the model name format is preserved\n\nThe tests use pytest fixtures and mocks to simulate litellm.acompletion responses, allowing thorough testing without making actual API calls. Each test validates both the functionality of our Azure integration and ensures that the parameters are correctly passed to the LiteLLM library."
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"plan": "6. **Run formatting, linting, and tests**\n Run `make format`, `make lint`, and `make tests` to ensure code quality and that all tests pass.",
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"1. **Create an Azure OpenAI example file**\n Create a new example file `examples/model_providers/azure_openai.py` based on the existing `litellm_provider.py` example, but specifically configured for Azure OpenAI. This will demonstrate how to use Azure OpenAI models with the proper configuration parameters (api_base, api_version, api_key).",
"2. **Update the LiteLLM documentation**\n Enhance the existing documentation in `docs/models/litellm.md` to include a dedicated section for Azure OpenAI usage, explaining the required parameters and providing examples of how to use Azure OpenAI models with the SDK.",
"3. **Add Azure-specific helper methods to LitellmModel**\n Modify `src/agents/extensions/models/litellm_model.py` to add helper methods or improve parameter handling for Azure-specific configurations, making it easier to use Azure OpenAI models without having to manually set all the environment variables.",
"4. **Update LitellmProvider to better support Azure**\n Enhance `src/agents/extensions/models/litellm_provider.py` to add explicit support for Azure configurations, allowing users to more easily specify Azure-specific parameters when creating a model provider.",
"5. **Create tests for Azure OpenAI integration**\n Add tests in the `tests/models/` directory to verify that the Azure OpenAI integration works correctly with the LiteLLM provider.",
"6. **Run formatting, linting, and tests**\n Run `make format`, `make lint`, and `make tests` to ensure code quality and that all tests pass."
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