Add Verbose Option into cot_reflection.py and Fixed litellm_wrapper.py #192
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I added a verbose option because I found the logging useful for debugging LLM results when using cot_reflection. However, it also logs a lot of HTTP-related info, which can be distracting. With this option, it's easier to filter out unnecessary logs and focus on what really matters during debugging.
I fixed an issue with the litellm_wrapper.py file. When running predictions locally, everything worked fine. But when I deployed the model to a local server, it still tried to use the local model instead of the one on the server. I made changes to ensure the correct model is used depending on the environment.
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