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namespace AIStudio.Assistants.ModelComparison;
/// <summary>
/// What the judge is asked: the same request the two models received, their two answers, and
/// the expectations, values, and goals of the user, when the user described them.
/// </summary>
/// <remarks>
/// The judge is asked once both models have answered, and is kept as blind to which model wrote
/// which answer as the user is: the answers go in as plain text, labeled "Answer A" and "Answer B",
/// never by model name. These are the same letters the user sees, in the same order, so the judge's
/// own words about "Answer A"/"Answer B" line up with what is on screen -- the caller has to settle
/// the presentation order before building this, not after. ModelComparisonVote is what
/// the judge answers with, the same column terms the user's own vote uses.
/// </remarks>
public sealed record ModelComparisonJudgeRequest
{
/// <param name="request">The request the two models were asked.</param>
/// <param name="instructions">
/// The expectations, values, and goals of the user, in their own words, by which the judge
/// decides, see ModelComparisonJudgeExpectations; or an empty text, when the user confirmed that
/// the judge may decide by its own standards with nothing but the generic criterion: which answer
/// better answers the question or completes the task.
/// </param>
/// <param name="answerA">The answer standing in column A.</param>
/// <param name="answerB">The answer standing in column B.</param>
/// <param name="languageName">
/// The language the judge is asked to write its reasoning in, by its English name (for example
/// "German"), or an empty text to leave the language to the judge itself.
/// </param>
public ModelComparisonJudgeRequest(ModelComparisonRequest request, string instructions, string answerA, string answerB, string languageName = "")
{
this.Request = request;
this.Instructions = instructions.Trim();
this.AnswerA = answerA;
this.AnswerB = answerB;
this.LanguageName = languageName.Trim();
}
public ModelComparisonRequest Request { get; }
public string Instructions { get; }
public string AnswerA { get; }
public string AnswerB { get; }
public string LanguageName { get; }
/// <summary>
/// What the judge is told to look for: the generic criterion, and the expectations, values, and
/// goals of the user, when the user described them, which come first.
/// </summary>
private string Criterion => "Judge which answer better answers the question or better completes the task in the request below." + ModelComparisonJudgeFormat.ExpectationsOfTheUser(this.Instructions);
/// <summary>
/// Builds the prompt for the judge model, asking for one JSON object and nothing else.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="cacheBuster">
/// An identifier to append as a plainly labeled, ignorable line, or an empty text to leave the
/// prompt exactly as asked. See ModelComparisonRequest.ToPrompt for why: the judge
/// is asked fresh for every run of a batch, same as the two models, and a caching gateway cannot
/// tell that apart from one identical request repeated unless the prompt says so itself -- most
/// of all here, where two similar answers can easily make for a near-identical judge prompt too.
/// </param>
/// <returns>The user prompt the judge model receives.</returns>
public string ToPrompt(string cacheBuster = "")
{
var prompt = $$"""
You judge two AI answers to the same request. You do not know, and must not guess, which model wrote which answer, so judge only by what the answers say.
{{this.Criterion}}
# Request
{{this.Request.ToPrompt(headingLevel: 2)}}
# Answer A
{{this.AnswerA}}
# Answer B
{{this.AnswerB}}
Decide which answer is better, or whether they are equally good. {{ModelComparisonJudgeFormat.ANSWERS.AnswerInstructions(this.LanguageName)}}
""";
return ModelComparisonJudgeFormat.WithCacheBuster(prompt, cacheBuster);
}
}