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Structured output and JSON reliability

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Structured output and JSON reliability

  • JSON Mode, a Schema or a Tool Call for Structured Output
  • Payload Shapes Across Model Families: An Acceptance Table
  • Prompting the Cheap Tier to Say When It Is Unsure
  • A Hosted Platform Is Its Own Row in the Matrix
  • A Repair Step That Keeps the Original Payload
  • A Schema Conformance Suite That Runs Against Every Model
  • A Schema Registry for Agent Prompts: Versioning and Rollback
  • Handling Tool-Call Arguments a Model Sends in the Wrong Type
  • Measuring Wrong-Type Arguments per Tool and per Model
  • Retries That Make a Model's JSON Worse and When to Stop
  • Retries That Make a Model's JSON Worse and Where to Stop
  • Same Shape, Different Meaning: The Semantic Gap Between Providers
  • Seed a Repair Suite with Malformed JSON from Real Traces
  • Structured Output Schemas for Test Results: What Agents Report
  • Structured Output That Survives Schema Drift
  • Teaching a Model to Cite the Field It Used
  • What to Log When a Model Returns Bad JSON: Fields for Debugging
  • When a Parse Failure Is a Repair, Not a Model Problem
  • When a Tool Call Beats JSON Mode: Latency, Cost and Repair
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