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Yea it's technically not supported/advised. It might not be mentioned in the docs, but also, I don't think there's any example that uses it as a kwarg either 😅

It appears that the llm.complete method in the LlamaIndex library version 0.10.30 expects the prompt to be passed as a positional argument, not as a keyword argument. This is why you're encountering the "tuple index out of range" error when attempting to use prompt=prompt. The method's implementation and the documentation do not support prompt as a keyword argument, which aligns with the maintainer's feedback that it's not advised or supported.

To avoid this error, you should call the complete method by directly passing the prompt as a positional argument, like so:

output = llm.complete(prompt)

If you need to pass additional options, they should be included as keyword arguments after the prompt:

output = llm.complete(prompt, formatted=False, additional_option="value")

This approach ensures compatibility with the current method signature and avoids the error you've encountered.

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