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<title>lemonade/docs/api/lemonade.md at main · lemonade-sdk/lemonade · GitHub</title>
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<excerpt>citeturn0search2 [wordlim: 200] Crawled: last week; Run an encoder text-classifier (PII, prompt-safety, domain, etc.) on an input string and return per-label scores in `[0, 1]`. ... Without a manifest, inference assumes single-label softmax; a multi-label (sigmoid) model must declare `problem_type: multi_label_classification` in its config or ship a `manifest.json`. ... `recipe` | Yes | Lemonade API recipe to load the model with. ... "checkpoint": "example/model:Q4_K_M", "labels": ["classification"]}'
## `POST /v1/classify`
_{}
Run an encoder text-classifier (PII, prompt-safety, domain, etc.) on an input string and return per-label scores in `[0, 1]`. The target model must use the `onnxruntime` recipe. Both sequence-classification (one label set) and token-classification (aggregated span labels) models are supported.
Supported architectures: single-sequence encoder families — BERT, DistilBERT, RoBERTa, XLM-RoBERTa, DeBERTa (v1/v2), ELECTRA, ALBERT, CamemBERT. A stock `optimum-cli export onnx` directory of one of these works as-is.
A servable model directory is `model.onnx` + `tokenizer.json` + `config.json`. The `config.json` is always required: it declares the architecture, which is checked against the list above so an unsupported family (e.g. XLNet, which uses different segment/special-token conventions) is rejected at load time rather than served with wrong scores. The output contract (labels, normalization, token budget) is read from that same config; an optional `manifest.json` overrides it but does not replace the config. Without a manifest, inference assumes single-label softmax; a multi-label (sigmoid) model must declare `problem_type: multi_label_classification` in its config or ship a `manifest.json`.
This endpoint provides the classification capability that the router's `classifier` condition type will consume; the live routing-policy wiring is tracked in #2384.
The endpoint is available at:
* `/v1/classify`
* `/api/v1/classify`
* `/v0/classify`
* `/api/v0/classify`
### Parameters
Field | Type | Required | Description
--- | --- | --- | ---
`model` | string | yes* | Classifier model id (a model with the `onnxruntime` recipe). *Optional when a classification model is already loaded; the loaded model is used and echoed in the response.
`input` | string | yes | Text to classify. `text` is accepted as an alias.
`top_k` | integer | no | Return only the highest-scoring `k` labels.
### Example request
curl -X POST http://localhost:13305/v1/classify -H "Content-Type: application/json" -d '{"model": "Phishing-Email-Detection-ONNX", "input": "Please verify your account at http://secure-login.example now."}'
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"checkpoint": "example/model:Q4_K_M", "labels": ["classification"]}'
{"error": "Model 'user.Clf': recipe 'llamacpp' cannot serve 'classification'. It serves 'chat', 'embeddings', 'reranking'. Omit the label to deploy as 'chat'."}
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<excerpt>citeturn0search4 [wordlim: 200] Published: 3 months ago; Crawled: 2 weeks ago; * `onnxruntime` backend (`OnnxRuntimeServer` + descriptor) wired to `lemonade-sdk/ort-server` (pin `0.3.7`). ... classifiers via the lemonade-sdk/ort-server subprocess (pinned 0.2.0).
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<excerpt>citeturn1search0 [wordlim: 200] Crawled: last week; Register and install models for use with Lemonade Server. ... Ranked by frequency of use in `server_models.json` (`Q4_K_M`, `UD-Q4_K_XL`, `Q8_0`, `Q4_0` first, everything else sorted lexicographically).
## `POST /v1/classify`
_{}
Run an encoder text-classifier (PII, prompt-safety, domain, etc.) on an input string and return per-label scores in `[0, 1]`. The target model must use the `onnxruntime` recipe. Both sequence-classification (one label set) and token-classification (aggregated span labels) models are supported.
Supported architectures: single-sequence encoder families — BERT, DistilBERT, RoBERTa, XLM-RoBERTa, DeBERTa (v1/v2), ELECTRA, ALBERT, CamemBERT. A stock `optimum-cli export onnx` directory of one of these works as-is.
A servable model directory is `model.onnx` + `tokenizer.json` + `config.json`. The `config.json` is always required: it declares the architecture, which is checked against the list above so an unsupported family (e.g. XLNet, which uses different segment/special-token conventions) is rejected at load time rather than served with wrong scores. The output contract (labels, normalization, token budget) is read from that same config; an optional `manifest.json` overrides it but does not replace the config. Without a manifest, inference assumes single-label softmax; a multi-label (sigmoid) model must declare `problem_type: multi_label_classification` in its config or ship a `manifest.json`.
This endpoint provides the classification capability that the router's `classifier` condition type will consume; the live routing-policy wiring is tracked in #2384.
The endpoint is available at:
* `/v1/classify`
* `/api/v1/classify`
* `/v0/classify`
* `/api/v0/classify`
### Parameters
Field | Type | Required | Description
--- | --- | --- | ---
`model` | string | yes* | Classifier model id (a model with the `onnxruntime` recipe). *Optional when a classification model is already loaded; the loaded model is used and echoed in the response.
`input` | string | yes | Text to classify. `text` is accepted as an alias.
`top_k` | integer | no | Return only the highest-scoring `k` labels.
### Example request
curl -X POST http://localhost:13305/v1/classify -H "Content-Type: application/json" -d '{"model": "Phishing-Email-Detection-ONNX", "input": "Please verify your account at http://secure-login.example now."}'
### Response format
{
"object": "classification",
"model": "Phishing-Email-Detection-ONNX",
"labels": {
"LABEL_1": 0.982,
"LABEL_0": 0.011,
"LABEL_2": 0.005,
"LABEL_3": 0.002
}
}
Label names come from the model's `id2label` — from `config.json`, or from `manifest.json` when one is present to override it; some upstream models only declare generic `LABEL_<n>` names — see the model card for their meaning.
Malformed requests (invalid JSON, missing `input`/`text`, non-string fields, non-positive `top_k`) return `400` with an `error` object before any model is loaded.
## Routing (`collection.router`)
_{}
Naming a registered `collection.router` model in the `model` field of a `chat/completions` or `completions` request triggers the routing engine: the server picks a candidate by the policy's first-matching rule (fail-open to `default_model`) and forwards the request to it. No dedicated endpoint or `"auto"` model is involved.
The decision is reported on the response:
## `POST /v1/pull`
_{}
Register and install models for use with Lemonade Server.
### Parameters
The Lemonade Server built-in model registry has a collection of model names that can be pulled and loaded. The `pull` endpoint can install any registered model, and it can also register-then-install any model avai…[truncated]</excerpt>
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<title>lemonade-sdk/pii_policy_pplx-pii-masking-onnx · Hugging Face</title>
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<excerpt>citeturn0search0 [wordlim: 200] Crawled: last month; > Requires an `ort-server` build newer than 0.3.7 ... Lemonade's `onnxruntime` backend (`ort-server`) needs a `manifest.json` next to `model.onnx` to know this is a token-classification model - one score per token, not one per prompt - rather than the default it assumes otherwise (single-label text-classification). `lemonade-sdk/pplx-pii-masking-onnx` ships its `manifest.json` at the repo root, so this one pull is all it needs:
* Runs every prompt through the PII classifier first (36 non-"O" BIOES labels across 9 PII types: `private_person`, `private_email`, `private_phone`, `private_address`, `private_url`, `private_date`, `account_number`, `secret`, `other_pii`).
* If any label crosses `min_score: 0.5`, the prompt routes to the local candidate (`Qwen3.5-0.8B-GGUF` by default).
* Otherwise it routes to the cloud candidate (`fireworks.kimi-k2p6` by default).
## Usage
> Requires an `ort-server` build newer than 0.3.7
1. Register the classifier. Lemonade's `onnxruntime` backend (`ort-server`) needs a `manifest.json` next to `model.onnx` to know this is a token-classification model - one score per token, not one per prompt - rather than the default it assumes otherwise (single-label text-classification). `lemonade-sdk/pplx-pii-masking-onnx` ships its `manifest.json` at the repo root, so this one pull is all it needs:
`curl -X POST http://localhost:13305/v1/pull -H "Content-Type: application/json" -d '{
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<excerpt>citeturn1search2 [wordlim: 200] Published: 3 months ago; Crawled: 2 weeks ago; * `onnxruntime` backend (`OnnxRuntimeServer` + descriptor) wired to `lemonade-sdk/ort-server` (pin `0.3.7`). ... * `test/server_classify.py` — end-to-end through the product (client → lemond → `/v1/classify` → onnxruntime backend → ort-server): pulls a registered model, asserts label scores in `[0,1]`, and checks missing-model / invalid-model / missing-input failure paths. ... The public `/v1/classify` contract is just ort-server's raw output, with no lemond-side envelope or versioning. `classify()` forwards `json::parse(res.body)` straight through, so the endpoint returns whatever ort-server emits (`{"labels": {...}}`) with no `object`/`model`/`usage` envelope like every other lemonade endpoint. ... Now: the sole loaded classification model is resolved and injected; zero or more than one loaded classifier is refused with a clear message rather than silently picked.
1. Handle `RobertaProcessing` and `BertProcessing`, ideally with a focused token-classification test; or
2. Narrow the documented token-classification scope so stock RoBERTa compatibility is not currently promised.
The two shipped BERT/DistilBERT sequence-classification models are not affected. Once the advertised scope matches the verified behavior—or this small tokenizer case is handled—I’m happy to approve.
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families no longer aggregates positions the HuggingFace pipeline drops.
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<excerpt>citeturn0search0 [wordlim: 200] Crawled: last week; `POST` | `/v1/classify` | Classify input text with an encoder classifier (label scores) ... Without a manifest, inference assumes single-label softmax; a multi-label (sigmoid) model must declare `problem_type: multi_label_classification` in its config or ship a `manifest.json`. ... "LABEL_3": 0.002 ... Register and install models for use with Lemonade Server.
## `POST /v1/classify`
_{}
Run an encoder text-classifier (PII, prompt-safety, domain, etc.) on an input string and return per-label scores in `[0, 1]`. The target model must use the `onnxruntime` recipe. Both sequence-classification (one label set) and token-classification (aggregated span labels) models are supported.
Supported architectures: single-sequence encoder families — BERT, DistilBERT, RoBERTa, XLM-RoBERTa, DeBERTa (v1/v2), ELECTRA, ALBERT, CamemBERT. A stock `optimum-cli export onnx` directory of one of these works as-is.
A servable model directory is `model.onnx` + `tokenizer.json` + `config.json`. The `config.json` is always required: it declares the architecture, which is checked against the list above so an unsupported family (e.g. XLNet, which uses different segment/special-token conventions) is rejected at load time rather than served with wrong scores. The output contract (labels, normalization, token budget) is read from that same config; an optional `manifest.json` overrides it but does not replace the config. Without a manifest, inference assumes single-label softmax; a multi-label (sigmoid) model must declare `problem_type: multi_label_classification` in its config or ship a `manifest.json`.
This endpoint provides the classification capability that the router's `classifier` condition type will consume; the live routing-policy wiring is tracked in #2384.
The endpoint is available at:
* `/v1/classify`
* `/api/v1/classify`
* `/v0/classify`
* `/api/v0/classify`
### Parameters
Field | Type | Required | Description
--- | --- | --- | ---
`model` | string | yes* | Classifier model id (a model with the `onnxruntime` recipe). *Optional when a classification model is already loaded; the loaded model is used and echoed in the response.
`input` | string | yes | Text to classify. `text` is accepted as an alias.
`top_k` | integer | no | Return only the highest-scoring `k` labels.
### Example request
curl -X POST http://localhost:13305/v1/classify -H "Content-Type: application/json" -d '{"model": "Phishing-Email-Detection-ONNX", "input": "Please verify your account at http://secure-login.example now."}'
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<excerpt>citeturn0search1 [wordlim: 200] Crawled: 3 days ago; Returns a list of models available on the server in an OpenAI-compatible format. ... * `cfg_scale` - Classifier-free guidance scale (e.g., 1.0 for turbo models, 7.5 for standard models) ... When a model declares no deployment label at all, it inherits its recipe's default — `chat` for `llamacpp`, `flm`, `ryzenai-llm`, `vllm` and `cloud`, `transcription` for `whispercpp`, `image` for `sd-cpp`, `tts` for `kokoro`, and so on. ... * A mode the recipe's backend does not serve. `/classify` is served only by `onnxruntime`, so `labels: ["classification"]` on a `llamacpp` model is an error — register it as the chat model it is.
`image` | `/images/generations`, `/images/edits`, `/images/variations` | Text-to-image generation model.
`tts` | `/audio/speech` | Text-to-speech synthesis model.
`audio-generation` | `/audio/generations` | Text-to-audio generation model (e.g. music, sound effects).
`classification` | `/classify` | Text classification model. Also accepted as `classifier`.
`3d` | `/3d/generations` | Text- or image-to-3D mesh generation model.
When a model declares no deployment label at all, it inherits its recipe's default — `chat` for `llamacpp`, `flm`, `ryzenai-llm`, `vllm` and `cloud`, `transcription` for `whispercpp`, `image` for `sd-cpp`, `tts` for `kokoro`, and so on.
Two label sets describe a model that cannot exist, and are refused rather than repaired:
* A mode the recipe's backend does not serve. `/classify` is served only by `onnxruntime`, so `labels: ["classification"]` on a `llamacpp` model is an error — register it as the chat model it is.
* Two different modes. `labels: ["chat", "embeddings"]` on a `llamacpp` model is an error even though llama.cpp serves both: the subprocess is launched for one mode, so the second would name an endpoint it was never configured to answer. </excerpt>
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<excerpt>citeturn0search2 [wordlim: 200] Published: 3 months ago; Crawled: last month; The router's `classifier` condition type needs a runtime that runs encoder text-classifiers (BERT/RoBERTa/DeBERTa — sequence- and token-classification heads) → `{label: score}`. ... Phase 1 (this issue): `ort-server` (CPU EP) `/health` + `/classify`; lemond `onnxruntime` backend serving `IClassificationServer`; publish the validated classifiers + manifests to `lemonade-sdk`. ... facebook/roberta-hate-speech-dynabench-r4 | Δ=0.0 ✅ | 7.9 ms ... CPU-only → release builds run on GitHub-hosted runners (windows/ubuntu/macos-latest); no self-hosted/GPU runners needed for v1.
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L164: dropped them. So this PR replaces it with ~100 lines of our own C ABI over the same crate (`third_party/tok_ffi`) that passes the offsets through. Fixed-label models are unchanged as in no `labels` field, and supplying one is now an explicit 400 rather than a silent no-op.
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L177: Compared the new ort-server with the previous build (same ONNX Runtime 1.27.0) on the models Lemonade's PII router uses: mmBERT-32k PII, OpenMed privacy-filter-multilingual v2, perplexity pplx-pii-masking and two phishing classifiers, using the 20,001-case Nemotron-PII routing corpus.
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- 1: GitHub pull request 4 in lemonade-sdk/ort-server (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)
- 2: GitHub pull request 4 in lemonade-sdk/ort-server (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)
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Do not ship zero-shot support with the 0.3.7 backend pin.
Fresh installations still launch ort-server 0.3.7, while per-request labels support is introduced by the still-open ort-server PR #4. The API and router both send labels to the backend, so zero-shot classification cannot work with the pinned binary.
Update src/cpp/resources/backend_versions.json to the first released ort-server version containing PR #4. Do not use an unverified version. The exact HTTP 400 behavior is not established; the older binary may ignore the labels, but the router will reject its incompatible label set.
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Update the ort-server version pin in backend_versions.json only to a released
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I will bump the pin once the ort-server PR gets accepted.
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The PR adds an optional labels array to /v1/classify and a zero_shot router classifier type, which sends the policy's labels to ort-server. Residency conflicts on all three evaluation paths now return a deterministic 409 instead of an on_error fallback. The code is clean and well tested at the unit level. However, it can't merge on the current ort-server pin, and label validation and error reporting at policy level leave room for silent misrouting.
Scope reviewed: 17 files, +612/−30, compared locally against main at b194ce2, which matches the PR head. The latest CI run was cancelled, so CI tells us nothing yet.
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src/cpp/resources/backend_versions.json:184—onnxruntime.cpuis still pinned to0.3.7. I checked: 0.3.7's/classifyreads onlytext,inputandtop_k, so it silently ignoreslabels. Two consequences:- CI's
classify-onnxruntimejob runstest_506_labels_rejected_by_fixed_label_model, which expects a 400 and will get a 200. - Every
zero_shotpolicy falls through toon_error.
Suggested fix: bump the pin to the ort-server#4 release in this PR.
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src/cpp/server/routing_policy.cpp:628(parse_labels) androute_policy.schema.json:91— policy-level label checks are weaker than request-level ones.parse_labelsrejects only"", and the schema hasminLength: 1with nouniqueItems. A policy with["coding","coding"]or[" "]registers successfully. Then ort-server returns 400 on every request, and every request is routed to the default model. Suggested fix: in thezero_shotbranch ofmake_classifier, or better inparse_labelsfor all types, reject whitespace-only and duplicate labels. Add"uniqueItems": trueand"pattern": "\\S"to the schema, plus parser tests. -
src/cpp/server/routing_policy.cpp:295— zero-shot failures leave no trace in the logs.ZeroShotClassifier::evaluate(likeModelClassifierat:259) catches everything withcatch (...)and returnsfailed_score(). As a result, the warning inClassifierBandCondition(:193) never fires. This is the root cause of the "no log line" gap the PR lists. Suggested fix: catchstd::exception&, log a rate-limitedLOG(WARNING)withe.what(), and include the error text in theroute_traceentry. -
Design: lemond can't tell fixed-label and zero-shot classifiers apart. Both are
ModelType::CLASSIFICATION. That means registration can't catch:- a
zero_shotclassifier pointing at a fixed-label model, or - a
classifierpointing at a zero-shot model (the GUI "+ Classifier" gap).
The mismatch only shows up as a runtime 400. Suggested fix: add a capability marker, either:
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zero-shotlabel on the model entry, or - the
onnxruntimebackend readingconfig.jsonarchitecturesormanifest.jsontaskfrom the model directory at registration, without loading the model.
Then validate it in
routing_policy_parser.cpp:441, the same waysemantic_similarityrequiresEMBEDDING. This is the same pattern #3752 uses for decision models (thesystemonelabel plusmode_capability_requirements), so it keeps the two PRs consistent. #3752 will need the distinction anyway, because GGUF decision models are alsoCLASSIFICATION. - a
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routing_policy.cpp:259,:559,:568— behaviour change for existing classifier types.classifierandsemantic_similaritypolicies now return 409 on a residency conflict, where they used to fall back todefault_model. The change is reasonable, but it contradicts "no breaking changes" in the description. Either call it out there or split it into its own PR.src/cpp/server/routes/lemonade/inference/classify.cpp:29—kLabelshas no limit on item count or label length. The route validator supportsmaxLengthbut notmaxItems, so add an explicit cap in the handler (around:115). This lines up with ort-server item 2.classify.cpp:29— the"\\S"pattern allows newlines inside a label, which is the template problem from ort-server item 1. Use a stricter pattern, for example^[^\r\n]*\S[^\r\n]*$.test/server_classify.py— only rejection cases are tested. There's no zero-shot model in the registry, so the end-to-end happy path (/v1/classifywith labels, plusrouting/validatewithzero_shot) is never exercised. Publishing a small LFM2 router ONNX export underlemonade-sdk, or thetiny-routerfixture, would make that test possible.
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scores_declared_labelscorrectly turns a "confident miss" from a backend that ignored the labels intoon_error.- Labels are forwarded in the order given, which #3752 depends on because decision models are sensitive to position.
- The checks that a
zero_shotclassifier has noprompt, noreference_phrases, and a non-emptylabelslist are thorough.
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run_systemonein the stub-tracking helpers and guard its shared state.The
run_systemonefake skips the bookkeeping that the other fake callbacks perform. A strict caller cannot detect a missing or stale SystemOne stub.
- An unconfigured call returns
json::object()and does not callrecord_unexpected.unexpected_calls()stays empty.- A configured call does not call
mark_used, andset_systemone_answerdoes not calldeclare.unused_stubs()cannot report a stale SystemOne stub.- The lambda writes
last_systemone_question_withoutmutex_. The header states that concurrentroute()tests write this state from many threads.last_systemone_question()also returns a reference to that unguarded member.Apply the same pattern as
run_zero_shot_classifier.♻️ Proposed fix
- void set_systemone_answer(const std::string& model, json answer) { - systemone_answers_[model] = std::move(answer); - } + void set_systemone_answer(const std::string& model, json answer) { + systemone_answers_[model] = std::move(answer); + declare("run_systemone", model); + } // The question passed to the most recent run_systemone call. - const nlohmann::ordered_json& last_systemone_question() const { - return last_systemone_question_; - } + nlohmann::ordered_json last_systemone_question() const { + std::lock_guard<std::mutex> lock(mutex_); + return last_systemone_question_; + }svc.run_systemone = [self](const std::string& model, const std::string&, const nlohmann::ordered_json& question) { - self->last_systemone_question_ = question; - auto it = self->systemone_answers_.find(model); - if (it != self->systemone_answers_.end()) return it->second; - return json::object(); + { + std::lock_guard<std::mutex> lock(self->mutex_); + self->last_systemone_question_ = question; + } + auto it = self->systemone_answers_.find(model); + if (it != self->systemone_answers_.end()) { + self->mark_used("run_systemone", model); + return it->second; + } + self->record_unexpected("run_systemone", model); + return json::object(); };Also add
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Thanks for the work! The approach looks good, and the new SystemOne support and tests are promising. I reviewed the updated PR at abfd0ed and have a few remaining findings.
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onnxruntime.cpustill pins0.3.7, which ignoreslabels. As already acknowledged, this needs a release containing ort-server#4 before merging. -
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zero_shotpolicies still accept duplicate and whitespace-only labels. These register successfully but fail during inference, potentially silently falling back. Please align policy validation with/v1/classify. -
Silent failures: Both
ZeroShotClassifierandSystemOneClassifierswallow backend exceptions intoon_errorwithout logging the cause. A useful warning with classifier/model and error reason would help considerably. -
SystemOne capability: Policy registration accepts any
ModelType::CLASSIFICATIONforsystemone, including ONNX classifiers without thesystemonecapability. The direct endpoint already checks the label. Registration should ideally do the same. -
Input validation: Label count/length are unbounded, and embedded CR/LF characters are accepted. Please apply consistent safeguards to both direct classification and router policies.
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Integration tests: The new GGUF/SystemOne end-to-end tests are a good addition! However, those inference suites are skipped on regular PR runs, and the ONNX zero-shot happy path still lacks integration coverage. Could we exercise both before merging?
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Docs And Stylecurrently fails because the recordedllamacpp.systemoneAPI example doesn't match the generated route. Please regenerate/fix the example cache.
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The residency-conflict changes also affect existing classifiers (409 instead of fallback). I support the behavior, but it should be acknowledged as a compatibility change.
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Fixed-label and zero-shot ONNX models still share the same classification type. The backend now rejects incompatible requests, which helps, but a distinct capability would allow earlier validation. This can be a follow-up.
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The SystemOne test fake still lacks stub bookkeeping and synchronized access to the last question (also noted by CodeRabbit). Additionally,
router-policy.mdhas a truncated sentence and incorrectly suggests that ONNX classifiers withoutsystemonealways fail zero-shot requests. -
The GUI gaps can remain follow-ups, but now apply to both
zero_shotandsystemone.
One scope question: this PR has grown from 17 to 50 files and now includes the previously separate SystemOne work (#3752). Is that intentional? If so, the PR summary and testing description should reflect the combined scope.
Overall, I support the direction. I'd focus on correctness, diagnostics, backend compatibility, and green integration tests rather than further refactoring.
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Adds support for zero-shot classification models to the onnxruntime backend and the router. These models have no per-label
head and they read the label list as part of their input, so the labels have to travel with every request instead of coming from the model's
id2label.POST /v1/classifynow accepts alabelsarray. The argument is optional. lemond refuses an empty list, a blank entry, or a duplicate entry with 400, before any model loads. lemond sends labels to ort-server.zero_shotclassifier type incollection.routerpolicies, so a routing rule can band the scores the same way it bands a regularclassifier. Its model must be a classification model; registration checks this, and there is no LLM fallback.Zero-shot classify:
{ "object": "classification", "model": "Prompt-Router-ONNX", "labels": { "cooking": 0.9266148805618286, "eating": 0.0244633555412292, "coding": 0.0244609043002129, "pii": 0.0244608577340841 } }Routing policy:
POST /api/v1/routing/validate:{ "policy": { "version": "1", "model_name": "user.ZeroShotRouter", "recipe": "collection.router", "components": ["Qwen3-8B-GGUF", "Qwen3.5-35B-A3B-GGUF", "Prompt-Router-ONNX"], "routing": { "candidates": ["Qwen3-8B-GGUF", "Qwen3.5-35B-A3B-GGUF"], "default_model": "Qwen3-8B-GGUF", "classifiers": [ { "id": "route", "type": "zero_shot", "model": "Prompt-Router-ONNX", "labels": ["everyday chit-chat", "hard reasoning or coding"] } ], "rules": [ { "id": "hard-to-big", "match": { "classifier": "route", "label": "hard reasoning or coding", "min_score": 0.5 }, "route_to": "Qwen3.5-35B-A3B-GGUF" } ] } }, "prompt": "Write a Python function that merges two sorted linked lists in place.", "route_trace": true }{ "decision": { "route_to": "Qwen3.5-35B-A3B-GGUF", "matched_rule": "hard-to-big", "default_used": false, "trace": [ { "condition": "classifier:route", "label": "hard reasoning or coding", "score": 0.9742792248725891, "result": true } ] } }ort-server dependency
ort-server PR lemonade-sdk/ort-server#4 adds the zero-shot-classification task for LFM2 routers. It also replaces tokenizers-cpp with a small Rust FFI over Hugging Face tokenizers 0.22.2, because the task needs the character offsets of each token.
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For reviewers: get a zero-shot model. LiquidAI publishes LiquidAI/LFM2.5-Encoder-350M-Prompt-Router only as safetensors, so it needs an ONNX export.
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zero_shot. The GUI router editor has three classifier types:classifier,semantic_similarity, andllm(RouterClassifierTypeinrouterTypes.ts). It does not open a policy with azero_shotclassifier: it shows "Unsupported classifier type". Thus it cannot change such a policy by mistake. To make azero_shotrouter, use the API. The GUI can chat through azero_shotrouter that the API registered."type": "classifier", which does not sendlabels. ort-server refuses the request,on_errorapplies, and each request goes to the default model. The log has no line about it.Blocked on: ort-server PR shipping a release.
backend_versions.jsonpins
onnxruntime.cputo0.3.7, which has no zero-shot support, that pin needs bumping before this merges, otherwise a fresh install gets a 400 on every zero-shot request.