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added metadata for aws-nova #1791

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  • New Features
    • Added support for AWS Nova AI models, enhancing configuration options.
    • Introduces new parameters for temperature, maximum tokens (extended up to 5120), model selection, top probability, and customizable stop sequences.

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The changes add a new "aws-nova" section to the AI models schema in metadata/llm_metadata.yml. This section defines properties such as temperature, max_tokens, model, top_p, and stop, with specified types, default values, and constraints. Notably, max_tokens now supports a maximum of 5120 tokens. Additionally, the description for frequency_penalty has been updated, maintaining consistency with existing model definitions.

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metadata/llm_metadata.yml Added new "aws-nova" section with properties: temperature (number, default 0.0, range 0.0–2.0), max_tokens (integer, default 300, range 5–5120), model (string, default "bedrock/converse/us.amazon.nova-lite-v1:0", enum specified), top_p (number, default 0.0, range 0.0–1.0), stop (array, maxItems 4). Updated frequency_penalty description.

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  • added Gemini metadata #1513: Introduces a similar new model configuration ("gemini") in the same file, aligning closely with the aws-nova changes.

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🧹 Nitpick comments (1)
metadata/llm_metadata.yml (1)

239-239: Add Newline at End of File
Static analysis flagged that there is no newline character at the end of the file. Adding a newline will improve compatibility with various tools.

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[error] 239-239: no new line character at the end of file

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[error] 239-239: no new line character at the end of file

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metadata/llm_metadata.yml (2)

199-204: Ensure Consistent Frequency Penalty Description
The updated description for the frequency_penalty property reads clearly and is consistent with how similar properties are defined in other sections.


205-239: AWS Nova Section Schema Looks Good
The new aws-nova section is well structured and in line with existing model definitions. Specific observations:

  • The temperature property (lines 210-215) correctly uses a number type with appropriate default and constraints.
  • The max_tokens property (lines 216-221) properly expands the maximum value to 5120 tokens as intended.
  • The model property (lines 222-226) includes a clear default and an enum with valid values.
  • The top_p property (lines 227-232) and the stop property (lines 233-239) are defined consistently with other sections.
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