OpenAI DevDay 2024 | Structured outputs for reliable applications
OpenAI. Walks through `strict: true`, the difference from old JSON mode, refusal handling, and how function calling and response-format schemas compose. Useful precisely because it describes the contract the API gives you, which is what the article's production patterns are built on top of.
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Walks through `strict: true`, the difference from old JSON mode, refusal handling, and how function calling and response-format schemas compose.
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