⚡️ Speed up function required_tool by 10%
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📄 10% (0.10x) speedup for
required_toolinsrc/xai_sdk/chat.py⏱️ Runtime :
471 microseconds→428 microseconds(best of10runs)📝 Explanation and details
The optimization caches the
chat_pb2.ToolChoiceclass reference in a module-level variable_ToolChoiceinstead of performing attribute lookup onchat_pb2every time the function is called.Key change: Added
_ToolChoice = chat_pb2.ToolChoiceat module level and replacedchat_pb2.ToolChoice(function_name=name)with_ToolChoice(function_name=name).Why it's faster: In Python, attribute lookups like
chat_pb2.ToolChoiceinvolve dictionary lookups in the module's namespace on every function call. By caching the class reference once at import time, we eliminate this repeated attribute lookup overhead. The line profiler shows the per-call time decreased from 679.6ns to 636.1ns (6.4% improvement per call).Performance characteristics: This optimization is most effective for frequently called functions where the same class is instantiated repeatedly. The test results show consistent 2-16% speedups across different input scenarios, with the most significant improvement (15.8%) when handling type errors with dictionary inputs. The optimization provides steady gains regardless of input type since the class lookup elimination occurs before any input validation.
✅ Correctness verification report:
⚙️ Existing Unit Tests and Runtime
aio/chat_test.py::test_chat_create_with_required_toolsync/chat_test.py::test_chat_create_with_required_tool🌀 Generated Regression Tests and Runtime
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git checkout codeflash/optimize-required_tool-mgu3fd6tand push.