using AIStudio.Provider.SelfHosted;
using AIStudio.Settings.DataModel;
namespace AIStudio.Chat;
public static class ChatThreadExtensions
{
///
/// Checks if the specified provider is allowed for the chat thread.
///
///
/// We don't check if the provider is allowed to use the data sources of the chat thread.
/// That kind of check is done in the RAG process itself.
///
/// One thing which is not so obvious: after RAG was used on this thread, the entire chat
/// thread is kind of a data source by itself. Why? Because the augmentation data collected
/// from the data sources is stored in the chat thread. This means we must check if the
/// selected provider is allowed to use this thread's data.
///
/// The chat thread to check.
/// The provider to check.
/// True, when the provider is allowed for the chat thread. False, otherwise.
public static bool IsLLMProviderAllowed(this ChatThread? chatThread, T provider)
{
// No chat thread available means we have a new chat. That's fine:
if (chatThread is null)
return true;
// The chat thread is available, but the data security is not specified.
// Means, we never used RAG or RAG was enabled, but no data sources were selected.
// That's fine as well:
if (chatThread.DataSecurity is DataSourceSecurity.NOT_SPECIFIED)
return true;
//
// Is the provider self-hosted?
//
var isSelfHostedProvider = provider switch
{
ProviderSelfHosted => true,
AIStudio.Settings.Provider p => p.IsSelfHosted,
_ => false,
};
//
// Check the chat data security against the selected provider:
//
return isSelfHostedProvider switch
{
// The provider is self-hosted -- we can use any data source:
true => true,
// The provider is not self-hosted -- it depends on the data security of the chat thread:
false => chatThread.DataSecurity is not DataSourceSecurity.SELF_HOSTED,
};
}
}