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Implementation Plan: Debug System Prompt & Custom GGUF Loader

Feature 1: Debug System Prompt Display

Purpose

Show users the exact system prompt that will be sent to the LLM for transparency and debugging.

Current State

The system prompt is built inline in summarize_streaming() (lines ~903-916) but never exposed to the UI.

Implementation Plan

Step 1: Extract Prompt Builder Function

Location: Add new function in app.py around line 880

def build_system_prompt(length: str, format_type: str, language: str, enable_reasoning: bool, supports_think_tags: bool) -> str:
    """Build the system prompt that will be sent to the LLM.
    
    Args:
        length: "tiny", "short", "medium", "long"
        format_type: "bullets", "paragraph", "structured"
        language: "en", "zh-TW"
        enable_reasoning: Whether reasoning mode is enabled
        supports_think_tags: Whether the model supports <think> tags
        
    Returns:
        The complete system prompt string
    """
    # Length configurations (existing)
    length_prompts = {
        "tiny": f"""Provide a {format_type} summary in 2-3 sentences covering:
- Main topic and key points
- Most important finding or conclusion
- Practical takeaway""",
        "short": f"""Provide a {format_type} summary in 3-5 sentences covering:
- Main topic and purpose
- 2-3 key points or findings
- Conclusion or recommendation""",
        "medium": f"""Provide a {format_type} summary in 1-2 paragraphs covering:
- Main topic and context
- Key points with brief explanations
- Supporting details
- Conclusions and recommendations""",
        "long": f"""Provide a comprehensive {format_type} summary in 3-4 paragraphs covering:
- Background and context
- All major points with detailed explanations
- Supporting evidence and examples
- Different perspectives if present
- Conclusions, implications, and actionable recommendations""",
    }
    
    base_prompt = length_prompts.get(length, length_prompts["medium"])
    
    if language == "zh-TW":
        if enable_reasoning and supports_think_tags:
            system_content = f"You are a helpful assistant that summarizes transcripts. First think through the content in <thinking> tags, then provide the summary.\n\n{base_prompt}\n\nPlease respond in Traditional Chinese (Taiwan)."
        else:
            system_content = f"You are a helpful assistant that summarizes transcripts.\n\n{base_prompt}\n\nPlease respond in Traditional Chinese (Taiwan)."
    else:
        if enable_reasoning and supports_think_tags:
            system_content = f"You are a helpful assistant that summarizes transcripts. First think through the content in <thinking> tags, then provide the summary.\n\n{base_prompt}"
        else:
            system_content = f"You are a helpful assistant that summarizes transcripts.\n\n{base_prompt}"
    
    return system_content

Step 2: Refactor summarize_streaming()

Location: Lines ~903-916 in app.py

Replace inline prompt building with call to build_system_prompt():

# OLD CODE (to replace):
length_prompts = {...}  # Remove this dict
# ... if language == "zh-TW": logic ...

# NEW CODE:
system_content = build_system_prompt(
    length=length,
    format_type=format_type,
    language=language,
    enable_reasoning=enable_reasoning,
    supports_think_tags=supports_think_tags
)

Step 3: Add UI Component

Location: In the right column interface, after the summary output (around line 1370)

Add a collapsible accordion:

with gr.Accordion("Debug: System Prompt", open=False):
    system_prompt_debug = gr.Textbox(
        label="System Prompt (Read-Only)",
        lines=10,
        max_lines=20,
        interactive=False,
        show_copy_button=True,
        value="Click 'Generate Summary' to see the system prompt that will be used."
    )

Step 4: Update Event Handlers

Location: In generate_summary() function

Pass the built system prompt to the output:

def generate_summary(model_key, thread_config, custom_threads, transcript_text, 
                    summary_length, output_format, language, enable_reasoning, 
                    enable_streaming, progress=gr.Progress()):
    # ... existing code ...
    
    # Build system prompt for display
    selected_model = AVAILABLE_MODELS[model_key]
    supports_think_tags = selected_model.get("supports_toggle", False) or selected_model.get("supports_reasoning", False)
    system_prompt_preview = build_system_prompt(
        length=summary_length,
        format_type=output_format,
        language=language,
        enable_reasoning=enable_reasoning,
        supports_think_tags=supports_think_tags
    )
    
    # ... rest of summarization logic ...
    
    # Return the system prompt along with other outputs
    yield final_summary, thinking_text, json_output, system_prompt_preview, status_msg

Step 5: Update Gradio Outputs

Location: Line ~1435

Add system_prompt_debug to outputs list:

outputs=[summary_output, thinking_output, json_output, system_prompt_debug, status_message]

Feature 2: Custom GGUF Loader from HuggingFace

Purpose

Allow users to load any GGUF model from HuggingFace, not just the predefined list.

Implementation Plan

Step 1: Add Custom Model Option

Location: In AVAILABLE_MODELS dict (around line 120)

Add as the last entry:

AVAILABLE_MODELS = {
    # ... existing models ...
    
    "custom_hf": {
        "display": "Custom HF GGUF...",
        "repo_id": None,  # Will be provided by user
        "filename": None,  # Will be provided by user
        "quantization": None,
        "description": "Load any GGUF model from HuggingFace",
        "size_mb": 0,  # Unknown
        "n_gpu_layers": 0,
        "n_ctx": 8192,
        "max_tokens": 4096,
        "supports_reasoning": False,
        "supports_toggle": False,
    },
}

Step 2: Add Custom Model UI Components

Location: In the left column, after model dropdown (around line 1270)

# Custom model inputs (hidden by default)
with gr.Group(visible=False) as custom_model_group:
    gr.Markdown("### Custom HuggingFace Model")
    custom_repo_id = gr.Textbox(
        label="HuggingFace Repo ID",
        placeholder="e.g., unsloth/DeepSeek-R1-Distill-Qwen-7B-GGUF",
        info="The HuggingFace repository containing the GGUF file",
    )
    custom_filename = gr.Textbox(
        label="GGUF Filename Pattern",
        placeholder="e.g., *Q4_K_M.gguf or exact filename",
        info="Use * as wildcard or provide exact filename",
    )
    custom_load_btn = gr.Button("Load Custom Model", variant="primary")
    custom_error_message = gr.Textbox(
        label="Status",
        interactive=False,
        visible=False,
    )
    custom_retry_btn = gr.Button("Retry", variant="secondary", visible=False)

Step 3: Add Visibility Toggle Handler

Location: Add new event handler around line 1490

def update_custom_model_visibility(model_key):
    """Show/hide custom model inputs based on selection."""
    is_custom = model_key == "custom_hf"
    return gr.update(visible=is_custom)

# Add event handler
model_dropdown.change(
    update_custom_model_visibility,
    inputs=[model_dropdown],
    outputs=[custom_model_group],
)

Step 4: Create Custom Model Loader Function

Location: Add new function around line 710

def load_custom_model(repo_id: str, filename: str, cpu_only: bool = False) -> Tuple[Optional[Llama], str]:
    """Load a custom GGUF model from HuggingFace.
    
    Args:
        repo_id: HuggingFace repository ID
        filename: Filename pattern or exact name
        cpu_only: Whether to use CPU only
        
    Returns:
        Tuple of (model_instance, error_message)
        If successful, error_message is empty string
        If failed, model_instance is None
    """
    if not repo_id or not filename:
        return None, "❌ Error: Please provide both Repo ID and Filename"
    
    # Validate repo_id format
    if "/" not in repo_id:
        return None, "❌ Error: Repo ID must be in format 'username/repo-name'"
    
    try:
        n_gpu_layers = 0 if cpu_only else -1
        n_ctx = 8192  # Conservative default for custom models
        n_batch = 512
        
        llm = Llama.from_pretrained(
            repo_id=repo_id,
            filename=filename,
            n_gpu_layers=n_gpu_layers,
            n_ctx=n_ctx,
            n_batch=n_batch,
            verbose=False,
        )
        
        return llm, ""
        
    except Exception as e:
        error_msg = str(e)
        if "not found" in error_msg.lower():
            return None, f"❌ Error: Model or file not found. Check repo_id and filename.\nDetails: {error_msg}"
        elif "permission" in error_msg.lower() or "access" in error_msg.lower():
            return None, f"❌ Error: Cannot access model. It may be private or gated.\nDetails: {error_msg}"
        else:
            return None, f"❌ Error loading model: {error_msg}"

Step 5: Add Custom Model Loading Handler

Location: Add around line 1510

def handle_custom_model_load(repo_id, filename, cpu_only):
    """Handle custom model loading with error display and retry option."""
    llm, error = load_custom_model(repo_id, filename, cpu_only)
    
    if llm is None:
        # Show error and retry button
        return (
            gr.update(visible=True, value=error),  # error_message
            gr.update(visible=True),  # retry_btn
            None,  # model_instance (store somewhere accessible)
        )
    else:
        # Success - hide error, show success message
        return (
            gr.update(visible=True, value="βœ… Model loaded successfully!"),
            gr.update(visible=False),  # retry_btn
            llm,  # Store model instance
        )

custom_load_btn.click(
    handle_custom_model_load,
    inputs=[custom_repo_id, custom_filename, cpu_only_checkbox],
    outputs=[custom_error_message, custom_retry_btn, model_state],  # model_state is gr.State()
)

custom_retry_btn.click(
    handle_custom_model_load,
    inputs=[custom_repo_id, custom_filename, cpu_only_checkbox],
    outputs=[custom_error_message, custom_retry_btn, model_state],
)

Step 6: Update Generate Summary for Custom Models

Location: In generate_summary() function

Modify to handle custom models:

def generate_summary(model_key, thread_config, custom_threads, transcript_text, 
                    summary_length, output_format, language, enable_reasoning, 
                    enable_streaming, custom_repo_id=None, custom_filename=None,
                    progress=gr.Progress()):
    
    if model_key == "custom_hf":
        # Load custom model
        llm, error = load_custom_model(custom_repo_id, custom_filename, cpu_only)
        if llm is None:
            yield "", "", "", "", error
            return
    else:
        # Use predefined model
        model_info = AVAILABLE_MODELS[model_key]
        llm = load_model_from_config(model_info)
    
    # ... rest of the function ...

Step 7: Update UI to Pass Custom Model Values

Location: Line ~1429

Add custom inputs to the generate summary call:

generate_btn.click(
    fn=generate_summary,
    inputs=[
        model_dropdown,
        thread_config,
        custom_n_threads,
        transcript_input,
        summary_length,
        output_format,
        language,
        reasoning_checkbox,
        streaming_toggle,
        custom_repo_id,      # NEW
        custom_filename,     # NEW
    ],
    outputs=[...]
)

Step 8: Update generate_summary signature

Location: Function definition around line 870

Update function signature to accept custom model parameters:

def generate_summary(
    model_key: str,
    thread_config: str,
    custom_threads: int,
    transcript_text: str,
    summary_length: str,
    output_format: str,
    language: str,
    enable_reasoning: bool,
    enable_streaming: bool,
    custom_repo_id: Optional[str] = None,      # NEW
    custom_filename: Optional[str] = None,     # NEW
    progress: gr.Progress = gr.Progress(),
) -> Generator:

Step 9: Update Model State Management

Location: Add near other state declarations (around line 1250)

# Store loaded model to avoid reloading on each generation
model_state = gr.State(None)

Implementation Order

  1. Feature 1 First - Debug System Prompt (simpler, self-contained)

    • Step 1: Create build_system_prompt() function
    • Step 2: Refactor summarize_streaming() to use it
    • Step 3: Add UI accordion component
    • Step 4: Update event handlers and outputs
  2. Feature 2 Second - Custom GGUF Loader (more complex)

    • Step 1: Add "custom_hf" to AVAILABLE_MODELS
    • Step 2: Add UI components for custom model inputs
    • Step 3: Add visibility toggle handler
    • Step 4: Create load_custom_model() function
    • Step 5: Add load/retry handlers
    • Step 6: Update generate_summary for custom models
    • Step 7: Update UI inputs
    • Step 8: Update function signature
    • Step 9: Add model state management

Testing Plan

Feature 1 Tests

  1. Select different models, verify system prompt updates correctly
  2. Toggle reasoning mode, verify /think or /no_think appears
  3. Change language, verify Traditional Chinese prompt appears
  4. Change length/format, verify prompt content changes
  5. Verify prompt is read-only and copyable

Feature 2 Tests

  1. Select "Custom HF GGUF...", verify inputs appear
  2. Enter invalid repo_id, verify error message with retry button
  3. Enter valid but non-existent model, verify error
  4. Enter valid model with wrong filename, verify error
  5. Enter valid model with correct filename, verify success
  6. Click retry after error, verify it retries
  7. Test fallback to predefined models still works

Risk Mitigation

  1. Custom model loading failures: Already handled with try/except and user-friendly error messages
  2. Memory issues with large custom models: Use conservative defaults (n_ctx=8192, CPU-only for HF Spaces)
  3. UI clutter: Custom model inputs hidden by default, only show when selected
  4. Breaking existing functionality: Feature 1 is additive only, Feature 2 extends existing paths without changing them

Files to Modify

  • /home/luigi/tiny-scribe/app.py - Main implementation file

Estimated Lines Changed

  • Feature 1: ~50 lines added, ~20 lines modified
  • Feature 2: ~150 lines added, ~30 lines modified

Total: ~250 lines of code changes