harmony: don't sanitize built-ins

In #11910 we started sanitizing function names, but we accidentally were
modifying built-ins like `browser.open` to `browser_open`. This was
removing the special prompt rendering for built-ins, but this wasn't
immediately apparent since the models seem to be reasonably good at
remembering the built-ins even when presented with these slightly
renamed version. This fix prevents built-ins from ever being renamed.
This commit is contained in:
Devon Rifkin
2025-09-23 23:34:55 -07:00
parent e1979c571a
commit fd88cd7cb0
2 changed files with 5 additions and 0 deletions

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@@ -463,6 +463,10 @@ func (h *HarmonyMessageHandler) HasThinkingSupport() bool {
func (m *FunctionNameMap) ConvertAndAdd(userFunctionName string) string {
harmonyFunctionName := m.deriveName(userFunctionName)
// built-in functions should not be renamed
if userFunctionName == "browser.open" || userFunctionName == "browser.search" || userFunctionName == "browser.find" || userFunctionName == "python" {
harmonyFunctionName = userFunctionName
}
m.userToHarmony[userFunctionName] = harmonyFunctionName
m.harmonyToUser[harmonyFunctionName] = userFunctionName
return harmonyFunctionName

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@@ -513,6 +513,7 @@ func TestFunctionConvertAndAdd(t *testing.T) {
{name: "dupes from different user-specified names", in: []string{"get weather", "get_weather", "get-weather"}, want: []string{"get_weather", "get_weather_2", "get_weather_3"}},
{name: "non dupes after dupes", in: []string{"get weather", "get_weather", "get-weather", "something-different"}, want: []string{"get_weather", "get_weather_2", "get_weather_3", "something_different"}},
{name: "multiple sets of dupes", in: []string{"a", "a", "b", "a", "a", "b", "a"}, want: []string{"a", "a_2", "b", "a_3", "a_4", "b_2", "a_5"}},
{name: "built-in functions should not be renamed", in: []string{"browser.open", "python", "not.a.built-in.function", "browser.not_a_real_built_in"}, want: []string{"browser.open", "python", "not_a_built_in_function", "browser_not_a_real_built_in"}},
}
for i, tt := range tests {