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- Add explicitPromptCaching parameter to ConverseStreamCommand and ConverseCommand - Format cache_control blocks according to AWS Bedrock API requirements - Add comprehensive tests for prompt caching functionality - Support cost savings of up to 90% when using supported models Fixes #8669
// Check that cache_control is properly added to content blocks (not as separate blocks) | ||
// The implementation should add cache_control as a property to existing blocks | ||
// rather than as separate cachePoint blocks | ||
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// System prompt should potentially have cache_control | ||
if (commandArg.system && commandArg.system.length > 0) { | ||
// System cache points are handled differently | ||
expect(commandArg.system).toBeDefined() | ||
} |
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This test verifies cache_control is added to message content blocks, but there's no test verifying that system prompt cache_control is formatted correctly. The implementation in bedrock.ts (line 806) returns cacheResult.system
directly without processing it to convert separate cache_control blocks into properties.
Consider adding a test case that verifies system blocks have cache_control as a property of the text block, not as a separate block, similar to how messages are tested here.
/** | ||
* Create a cache point content block | ||
* Create a cache control content block for AWS Bedrock | ||
* According to AWS documentation, cache_control should be added as a property | ||
* within content blocks, not as a separate cachePoint block | ||
*/ | ||
protected createCachePoint(): ContentBlock { | ||
return { cachePoint: { type: "default" } } as unknown as ContentBlock | ||
// For AWS Bedrock, we return a special marker that will be processed later | ||
// to add cache_control to the appropriate content block | ||
return { cache_control: { type: "ephemeral" } } as unknown as ContentBlock | ||
} |
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The createCachePoint()
method creates a cache_control block that will be added as a separate block. This is incorrect for AWS Bedrock.
According to AWS Bedrock documentation, cache_control should be a property within the content block itself, not a separate block. The comment on lines 51-53 acknowledges this, but the implementation doesn't actually prevent separate blocks from being created.
This method is used by MultiPointStrategy (line 34 in multi-point-strategy.ts) to create system cache points, which results in:
[{ text: "system" }, { cache_control: { type: "ephemeral" } }] // WRONG
Instead of:
[{ text: "system", cache_control: { type: "ephemeral" } }] // CORRECT
The bedrock.ts file handles this correctly for messages (lines 786-800) by adding cache_control as a property to existing blocks, but system blocks aren't processed the same way.
contentWithCache[lastBlockIndex] = { | ||
...contentWithCache[lastBlockIndex], | ||
cache_control: { type: "ephemeral" }, | ||
} as any as ContentBlock |
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Message cache points are correctly processed here by adding cache_control as a property to the last content block. However, system cache points (returned on line 806 as system: cacheResult.system
) are not processed the same way.
System blocks need similar processing to convert separate cache_control blocks into properties. Without this, system prompts with cache points will have an invalid format with separate cache_control blocks instead of cache_control as a property of the text block.
I would like to advocate for this feature, it really could help provide savings. |
Description
This PR implements AWS Bedrock prompt caching support as requested in #8669. This feature can significantly reduce costs (up to 90%) and improve latency (up to 85%) when using supported models.
Changes
Core Implementation
explicitPromptCaching='enabled'
parameter toConverseStreamCommand
andConverseCommand
whenawsUsePromptCache
is enabledcache_control
blocks according to AWS Bedrock API requirements (as properties within content blocks, not as separate blocks)awsUsePromptCache
settingTesting
bedrock-prompt-caching.spec.ts
covering:How to Use
To enable prompt caching in Roo-Code with AWS Bedrock:
awsUsePromptCache: true
in your provider settingsExample configuration:
Benefits
Testing
Fixes #8669
cc @mdlmarkham @dempsey-ryan - This PR attempts to address the feature request. Feedback and guidance are welcome!
Important
Adds AWS Bedrock prompt caching support with opt-in configuration, enhancing cost efficiency and latency for supported models, with comprehensive testing.
explicitPromptCaching='enabled'
toConverseStreamCommand
andConverseCommand
inbedrock.ts
whenawsUsePromptCache
is true.base-strategy.ts
to formatcache_control
within content blocks per AWS Bedrock API.awsUsePromptCache
setting and only for supported models.bedrock-prompt-caching.spec.ts
with tests for prompt caching parameter, cache control formatting, integration with 1M context, and cost tracking with cache tokens.This description was created by
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