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[None][fix] DeepSeek-V4.1: namespaced Responses tools and calls in the checkpoint's form - #21104
The Codex CLI declares some of its tools inside namespaces, for example a multi_agent_v1
namespace with spawn_agent, send_input, wait and close_agent. A chat template can only
show a flat list of functions. So the Responses endpoint flattens each namespaced tool into a
function named <namespace>.<tool>. That function gets the tool's description, or the
namespace's when the tool has none.
DeepSeek-V4.1-Flash was trained on a different form. Its checkpoint ships its own encoder
(encoding/encoding.py), which takes a namespace (name and description) beside each function:
the tool's schema line names it <namespace>::<tool>;
the namespace description goes in front of the tool's own description, followed by a newline;
a call to the tool is written <namespace>::<tool>.
There is no separate namespace block: each function line carries its namespace.
The served V4.1 renderer (tensorrt_llm/tokenizer/deepseek_v41) already renders tools in this
form when they carry a namespace. But nothing gave it one. It received the flattened functions,
so the model saw multi_agent_v1.spawn_agent and never saw the namespace description. The
renderer also dropped the namespace of a tool call, where the checkpoint's encoder writes <namespace>::<tool>.
This PR changes three places.
responses_utils._get_chat_completion_function_tools keeps the declaration of a namespaced
tool beside the flattened function: it returns a NamespacedFunctionToolParam, a subclass of ChatCompletionToolsParam. The new fields are excluded from model_dump(), so every chat
template gets exactly the dict it got before.
A new serving extension for the deepseek_v41 and deepseek_v41_text model types
(serve/extensions/deepseek_v41.py). Its serialize_tool dumps such a tool in the
checkpoint's form: the namespace beside the function, with the tool's own name and
description. Any other tool is dumped as on the generic path. A name the encoder cannot
express (a :: in it) stays flattened.
The V4.1 renderer:
renders a call's namespace (on the call or on its function) as <namespace>::<name>, as
the checkpoint's encoder does. A pair the encoder would reject is rendered as written, so
an odd name in the history does not fail the request.
in apply_chat_template, renames a call made under <namespace>.<tool> to <namespace>::<tool> when exactly one declared namespaced tool has that dotted spelling and
no tool is declared under it. That dotted name is how the Responses endpoint replays a call
that the client echoes with its namespace.
As a result, a replayed turn renders as the model generated it. The next prompt starts with the
previous prompt plus the generated text, so prefix-cache reuse continues past the call.
Why this mechanism:
A hint inside the tool dicts would reach every chat template. Many templates dump each tool
with tojson, so their prompts would change.
A chat-template kwarg would also reach every template and every Python renderer.
ServingExtension.serialize_tool is the existing per-model hook for "the dict handed to the
chat template". It is keyed by model type, and the Responses route, the chat route and the
KV-aware router all call it, so they render the same prompt. Kimi-K3 already uses it to drop
null defaults.
The rename of replayed calls lives in the V4.1 renderer and depends only on the tools it is
given. So it covers calls echoed by the client and calls replayed from stored history, and it
changes nothing in how the Responses endpoint converts input items.
Not changed:
A request without namespaced tools renders exactly as before, for DeepSeek-V4.1 and for every
other model. Every function the server dumps still carries "strict": null (the field is not
forwarded); namespaced functions keep it too.
Other models still get <namespace>.<tool>. The GLM tool parsers, for example, accept only
dotted names.
The DeepSeek-V4.1 tool parser needs no change: it keeps the name the model writes, multi_agent_v1::spawn_agent. It logs "undefined function" for such a name, as it does today,
because its tool list holds the flattened names.
A call the model writes with the bare or the dotted name is still replayed as <namespace>::<tool>. The client reports only a name and a namespace, so the spelling cannot
be recovered. Prefix reuse then stops at that call.
Dependency: this PR should merge after #21056. With this change the model is shown, and writes, <namespace>::<tool>. #21056 resolves that spelling back to the declared tool (a name plus a namespace, and a custom tool as custom_tool_call). Without #21056 such a call reaches the
client as a function call named multi_agent_v1::spawn_agent with no namespace, and the client
rejects it. The two PRs touch different lines and apply together cleanly. On the combination,
the round trip was checked: model output, DSML parser, resolution, client echo with and without
its namespace, next prompt.
Test Coverage
All new tests are CPU tests. The new file is added to l0_cpu.yml; the others are already
listed.
tests/unittest/llmapi/apps/test_responses_deepseek_v41_namespaces.py (new). Requests go
through the Responses endpoint's prompt path (_create_input_tokens) with a Codex-like tool
list: top-level functions, a custom tool, a namespace with several functions, and a namespaced
custom tool.
The schema lines are in the checkpoint's form.
A request without namespaces renders as with no extension, in chat and thinking mode.
The next prompt starts with the previous prompt plus the generated turn. Cases: a namespaced
function, a namespaced custom tool, and two calls in one turn, each in chat and thinking
mode. The generated calls go through the DSML parser.
The whole prompt equals the checkpoint encoder's output, tools and replayed calls included.
Skipped without LLM_MODELS_ROOT.
tests/unittest/llmapi/test_deepseek_v41_tokenizer.py: namespaced calls; names the encoder
rejects; when a dotted call name is renamed and when it is not; a namespaced-call case in the
checkpoint differential.
tests/unittest/llmapi/apps/test_serving_extensions.py: the extension resolves for both model
types; a tool without a namespace dumps unchanged; a namespaced tool dumps in the checkpoint's
form; other extensions get the plain function.
tests/unittest/llmapi/apps/test_responses_custom_tools.py: the declaration is kept beside the
flattened function, whose dump is unchanged.
Of the 32 new tests, 23 fail on current main. The other 9 guard behavior that must not change.
The existing tests of these files pass.
Requests without namespaces were also compared directly. Nine Responses requests were rendered
with main and with this change, for five renderers: DeepSeek-V4.1 under both model types,
Qwen3, GLM-5.3 and Kimi-K3. Only the six renders of a request with namespaced tools on
DeepSeek-V4.1 differ. The rendering and replay rules were also checked as properties over
generated tool sets, against the checkpoint's encoder, with a mutation gate. That check is not
part of this PR.
On a build of current main, the new test_responses_deepseek_v41_namespaces.py and the four files it extends (test_responses_custom_tools.py, test_serving_extensions.py, test_deepseek_v41_tokenizer.py, test_responses_input_preprocess.py) pass: 316 tests, against 284 for the four files on main (1 skipped in both). The checkpoint-encoder comparisons ran against the DeepSeek-V4.1-Flash checkpoint.
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NamespacedFunctionToolParam stores namespace and declared-name metadata outside serialized output. Responses conversion also preserves each nested tool’s schema and supplies the required freeform string schema for nested custom tools.
The deepseek_v41 and deepseek_v41_text serving extension serializes namespaced tools in checkpoint form. It leaves unnamespaced tools unchanged and uses generic serialization when the namespace or declared name contains ::.
The DeepSeek-V4.1 tokenizer emits calls as <namespace>::<name>. It maps a dotted replay name only when it identifies exactly one declared namespaced tool, does not conflict with another declaration, and the call has no namespace of its own.
The PR objectives report that resolving namespaced output to declared tools depends on #21056. Verify compatibility with that change and verify prompt-prefix reuse.
The PR objectives report 316 tests passed and 1 skipped. Checkpoint comparisons require LLM_MODELS_ROOT. Current review finding counts are unavailable.
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Added tests/unittest/llmapi/apps/test_responses_deepseek_v41_namespaces.py and modified four other test files. All five changed test files appear in tests/integration/test_lists/test-db/l0_cpu.yml.
Tests cover metadata retention, extension lookup and serialization, qualified rendering, dotted-name replay mapping, ambiguous or undeclared names, custom-tool handling, and replay behavior in chat and thinking modes. Checkpoint-encoder comparisons are conditional on model availability.
The reported 316 passed and 1 skipped results come from the PR objectives, not an independently verified test run.
Coverage verdict: sufficient, with checkpoint comparison conditional on model availability.
tensorrt_llm/serve/extensions/deepseek_v41.py — Adds model-specific namespaced-tool serialization. Verify unnamespaced serialization and fallback behavior for names containing ::.
tensorrt_llm/serve/openai_protocol.py — Adds a tool parameter type that retains declaration metadata without serializing it. Verify consumers receive the expected flattened function fields.
tensorrt_llm/serve/responses_utils.py — Creates namespaced tool parameters from flattened function definitions. Verify namespace descriptions, nested schemas, and custom-tool handling through Responses conversion.
tensorrt_llm/tokenizer/deepseek_v41/tokenizer.py — Changes tool-call rendering and replay-name mapping. Verify namespace placement and that ambiguous or ineligible dotted names remain unchanged.
tests/integration/test_lists/test-db/l0_cpu.yml — Adds the Responses namespace test file. The list also includes the four modified unit-test files.
tests/unittest/llmapi/apps/test_responses_custom_tools.py — Tests namespaced metadata, custom-tool handling, and replay resolution. Listed in test-db/l0_cpu.yml.
tests/unittest/llmapi/apps/test_responses_deepseek_v41_namespaces.py — Tests Responses rendering and replay behavior, including optional checkpoint comparison. Listed in test-db/l0_cpu.yml.
tests/unittest/llmapi/apps/test_serving_extensions.py — Tests extension lookup and serialization, including fallback cases. Listed in test-db/l0_cpu.yml.
tests/unittest/llmapi/test_deepseek_v41_tokenizer.py — Tests qualified calls, dotted-name mapping, and handling of names that cannot be mapped. Listed in test-db/l0_cpu.yml.
…e checkpoint's form
The Responses endpoint flattens a namespaced tool into a function named
<namespace>.<tool>. The DeepSeek-V4.1 checkpoint's encoder takes the
namespace beside the function instead: it shows the tool as
<namespace>::<tool>, puts the namespace description in front of the tool's
own, and writes calls to it under that name.
- responses_utils keeps the declaration of a namespaced tool beside the
flattened function (NamespacedFunctionToolParam). Dumps are unchanged.
- A serving extension for deepseek_v41 and deepseek_v41_text dumps such a
tool in the checkpoint's form. Other tools and other models are unchanged.
- The V4.1 renderer renders a call's namespace as <namespace>::<name>, and
renames a replayed call made under the flattened spelling of exactly one
declared namespaced tool to that tool's <namespace>::<name>.
A replayed turn now renders as the model generated it, so the next prompt
starts with the previous prompt plus the generated text.
Signed-off-by: JunyiXu-nv <219237550+JunyiXu-nv@users.noreply.github.com>
The change adds DeepSeek-V4.1 serving-extension support for namespaced tools. Responses tool parameters retain namespace and declaration metadata. The tokenizer qualifies tool-call names and normalizes eligible dotted replay names.
Responses tool parameters retain namespace and declaration metadata. The DeepSeek-V4.1 extension serializes supported namespaced tools with namespace metadata and the declared function name and description. Tests cover registration, serialization, and fallback cases.
Render and normalize namespaced calls tensorrt_llm/tokenizer/deepseek_v41/tokenizer.py, tests/unittest/llmapi/test_deepseek_v41_tokenizer.py
The tokenizer renders namespace-qualified names and maps a dotted call name to a declared qualified name only when the match is unique and the call has no namespace. Tests cover supported and unchanged call forms.
Validate Responses prompt rendering and replay tests/unittest/llmapi/apps/test_responses_deepseek_v41_namespaces.py, tests/integration/test_lists/test-db/l0_cpu.yml
CPU-only tests check namespaced and flat tool schemas, replayed calls in chat and reasoning modes, and rendered prompt comparisons with checkpoint encoding. The test module is added to the l0_cpu list.
sequenceDiagram
participant Client
participant ResponsesInput
participant DeepSeekV41Tokenizer
Client->>ResponsesInput: Submit tool declarations and conversation history
ResponsesInput->>DeepSeekV41Tokenizer: Pass tool definitions and calls for rendering
DeepSeekV41Tokenizer-->>ResponsesInput: Return rendered prompt tokens
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- Around line 1342-1353: Update the namespaced-tool registration in the resolver
so generated `namespace::tool` calls resolve to the existing `namespace.tool`
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- Around line 1369-1371: Prevent ambiguous callable names during tool rendering:
validate the rendered names derived from tool.name and inner_name before
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Approving — the comments below are optional touch-ups, not blockers.
The mechanism is sound and I confirmed the "all three render paths call serialize_tool" claim: the KV-aware router's _tokenize_chat goes through render_chat → prepare_chat, and the NamespacedFunctionToolParam objects survive ChatCompletionRequest.model_construct, so router hashes match worker prompts.
Two things before merge:
Ticket. This changes prompt rendering and prefix-cache behavior for a shipped model; it should carry an NVBug or JIRA rather than [None].
Checkpoint parity is only checked when the V4.1 encoder is on disk. Both test_matches_the_checkpoint_encoder (new file) and the existing differential skip without LLM_MODELS_ROOT, and everything else in the new test file asserts the served renderer against itself. Please confirm the differential actually ran (not skipped) in a CI pipeline or locally against the checkpoint, and say so in the PR.
One behavioral edge worth a sentence in the description or the _name_calls_as_declared docstring: in production the replayed call never carries a namespace field (OpenAIBaseModel forbids extras and _qualified_tool_name emits ns.name), so the rename keys entirely off the current request's tools. A later turn that no longer declares the namespace leaves earlier calls dotted and prefix reuse stops there. Defensible, but currently unstated.
Automatically added "ci: full pre-merge approved" because this PR has satisfied the required GitHub review approvals. Unresolved review conversations and other required checks remain independent merge requirements.
CI hit the same test_transfer_lifecycle_gpu[cancel_late_kv] startup timeout in two consecutive runs. The captured diagnostics show both MPI launchers still running, but none of the four rank-ready files were created; their logs stop during NIXL/UCX startup, before the transfer-lifecycle scenario begins. This PR changes Responses tool namespaces and tokenizer handling, not that native startup path.
I am leaving this blocked for native startup diagnosis rather than issuing another identical retry. No test waiver or unrelated runtime change has been added to this PR.
The repeated test_transfer_lifecycle_gpu[cancel_late_kv] readiness timeout also occurs on main and unrelated PRs. The exact test has 43 passing executions and 19 failures with the same startup assertion in the last three days. This supports a shared intermittent startup problem; it does not establish the underlying cause. Retrying this unchanged head once, with the full pre-merge approval label present.
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Description
The Codex CLI declares some of its tools inside namespaces, for example a
multi_agent_v1namespace with
spawn_agent,send_input,waitandclose_agent. A chat template can onlyshow a flat list of functions. So the Responses endpoint flattens each namespaced tool into a
function named
<namespace>.<tool>. That function gets the tool's description, or thenamespace's when the tool has none.
DeepSeek-V4.1-Flash was trained on a different form. Its checkpoint ships its own encoder
(
encoding/encoding.py), which takes anamespace(name and description) beside eachfunction:<namespace>::<tool>;<namespace>::<tool>.There is no separate namespace block: each function line carries its namespace.
The served V4.1 renderer (
tensorrt_llm/tokenizer/deepseek_v41) already renders tools in thisform when they carry a namespace. But nothing gave it one. It received the flattened functions,
so the model saw
multi_agent_v1.spawn_agentand never saw the namespace description. Therenderer also dropped the namespace of a tool call, where the checkpoint's encoder writes
<namespace>::<tool>.This PR changes three places.
responses_utils._get_chat_completion_function_toolskeeps the declaration of a namespacedtool beside the flattened function: it returns a
NamespacedFunctionToolParam, a subclass ofChatCompletionToolsParam. The new fields are excluded frommodel_dump(), so every chattemplate gets exactly the dict it got before.
deepseek_v41anddeepseek_v41_textmodel types(
serve/extensions/deepseek_v41.py). Itsserialize_tooldumps such a tool in thecheckpoint's form: the namespace beside the function, with the tool's own name and
description. Any other tool is dumped as on the generic path. A name the encoder cannot
express (a
::in it) stays flattened.function) as<namespace>::<name>, asthe checkpoint's encoder does. A pair the encoder would reject is rendered as written, so
an odd name in the history does not fail the request.
apply_chat_template, renames a call made under<namespace>.<tool>to<namespace>::<tool>when exactly one declared namespaced tool has that dotted spelling andno tool is declared under it. That dotted name is how the Responses endpoint replays a call
that the client echoes with its
namespace.As a result, a replayed turn renders as the model generated it. The next prompt starts with the
previous prompt plus the generated text, so prefix-cache reuse continues past the call.
Why this mechanism:
with
tojson, so their prompts would change.ServingExtension.serialize_toolis the existing per-model hook for "the dict handed to thechat template". It is keyed by model type, and the Responses route, the chat route and the
KV-aware router all call it, so they render the same prompt. Kimi-K3 already uses it to drop
null defaults.
given. So it covers calls echoed by the client and calls replayed from stored history, and it
changes nothing in how the Responses endpoint converts input items.
Not changed:
other model. Every function the server dumps still carries
"strict": null(the field is notforwarded); namespaced functions keep it too.
<namespace>.<tool>. The GLM tool parsers, for example, accept onlydotted names.
multi_agent_v1::spawn_agent. It logs "undefined function" for such a name, as it does today,because its tool list holds the flattened names.
<namespace>::<tool>. The client reports only a name and a namespace, so the spelling cannotbe recovered. Prefix reuse then stops at that call.
Dependency: this PR should merge after #21056. With this change the model is shown, and writes,
<namespace>::<tool>. #21056 resolves that spelling back to the declared tool (anameplus anamespace, and a custom tool ascustom_tool_call). Without #21056 such a call reaches theclient as a function call named
multi_agent_v1::spawn_agentwith no namespace, and the clientrejects it. The two PRs touch different lines and apply together cleanly. On the combination,
the round trip was checked: model output, DSML parser, resolution, client echo with and without
its namespace, next prompt.
Test Coverage
All new tests are CPU tests. The new file is added to
l0_cpu.yml; the others are alreadylisted.
tests/unittest/llmapi/apps/test_responses_deepseek_v41_namespaces.py(new). Requests gothrough the Responses endpoint's prompt path (
_create_input_tokens) with a Codex-like toollist: top-level functions, a custom tool, a namespace with several functions, and a namespaced
custom tool.
function, a namespaced custom tool, and two calls in one turn, each in chat and thinking
mode. The generated calls go through the DSML parser.
Skipped without
LLM_MODELS_ROOT.tests/unittest/llmapi/test_deepseek_v41_tokenizer.py: namespaced calls; names the encoderrejects; when a dotted call name is renamed and when it is not; a namespaced-call case in the
checkpoint differential.
tests/unittest/llmapi/apps/test_serving_extensions.py: the extension resolves for both modeltypes; a tool without a namespace dumps unchanged; a namespaced tool dumps in the checkpoint's
form; other extensions get the plain function.
tests/unittest/llmapi/apps/test_responses_custom_tools.py: the declaration is kept beside theflattened function, whose dump is unchanged.
Of the 32 new tests, 23 fail on current main. The other 9 guard behavior that must not change.
The existing tests of these files pass.
Requests without namespaces were also compared directly. Nine Responses requests were rendered
with main and with this change, for five renderers: DeepSeek-V4.1 under both model types,
Qwen3, GLM-5.3 and Kimi-K3. Only the six renders of a request with namespaced tools on
DeepSeek-V4.1 differ. The rendering and replay rules were also checked as properties over
generated tool sets, against the checkpoint's encoder, with a mutation gate. That check is not
part of this PR.
On a build of current main, the new
test_responses_deepseek_v41_namespaces.pyand the four files it extends (test_responses_custom_tools.py,test_serving_extensions.py,test_deepseek_v41_tokenizer.py,test_responses_input_preprocess.py) pass: 316 tests, against 284 for the four files on main (1 skipped in both). The checkpoint-encoder comparisons ran against the DeepSeek-V4.1-Flash checkpoint.PR Checklist
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NamespacedFunctionToolParamstores namespace and declared-name metadata outside serialized output. Responses conversion also preserves each nested tool’s schema and supplies the required freeform string schema for nested custom tools.deepseek_v41anddeepseek_v41_textserving extension serializes namespaced tools in checkpoint form. It leaves unnamespaced tools unchanged and uses generic serialization when the namespace or declared name contains::.<namespace>::<name>. It maps a dotted replay name only when it identifies exactly one declared namespaced tool, does not conflict with another declaration, and the call has no namespace of its own.#21056. Verify compatibility with that change and verify prompt-prefix reuse.LLM_MODELS_ROOT. Current review finding counts are unavailable.QA Engineer Review
tests/unittest/llmapi/apps/test_responses_deepseek_v41_namespaces.pyand modified four other test files. All five changed test files appear intests/integration/test_lists/test-db/l0_cpu.yml.Per-File QA Perspective
tensorrt_llm/serve/extensions/__init__.py— Exports thedeepseek_v41extension. Verify existing extension discovery remains unchanged.tensorrt_llm/serve/extensions/deepseek_v41.py— Adds model-specific namespaced-tool serialization. Verify unnamespaced serialization and fallback behavior for names containing::.tensorrt_llm/serve/openai_protocol.py— Adds a tool parameter type that retains declaration metadata without serializing it. Verify consumers receive the expected flattened function fields.tensorrt_llm/serve/responses_utils.py— Creates namespaced tool parameters from flattened function definitions. Verify namespace descriptions, nested schemas, and custom-tool handling through Responses conversion.tensorrt_llm/tokenizer/deepseek_v41/tokenizer.py— Changes tool-call rendering and replay-name mapping. Verify namespace placement and that ambiguous or ineligible dotted names remain unchanged.tests/integration/test_lists/test-db/l0_cpu.yml— Adds the Responses namespace test file. The list also includes the four modified unit-test files.tests/unittest/llmapi/apps/test_responses_custom_tools.py— Tests namespaced metadata, custom-tool handling, and replay resolution. Listed intest-db/l0_cpu.yml.tests/unittest/llmapi/apps/test_responses_deepseek_v41_namespaces.py— Tests Responses rendering and replay behavior, including optional checkpoint comparison. Listed intest-db/l0_cpu.yml.tests/unittest/llmapi/apps/test_serving_extensions.py— Tests extension lookup and serialization, including fallback cases. Listed intest-db/l0_cpu.yml.tests/unittest/llmapi/test_deepseek_v41_tokenizer.py— Tests qualified calls, dotted-name mapping, and handling of names that cannot be mapped. Listed intest-db/l0_cpu.yml.