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Hi, I’m currently exploring structured outputs in LLM applications, and I have a question about how response_format is implemented in LiteLLM — particularly in relation to tool calls.
Is LiteLLM’s response_format internally implemented using the model's tool calling mechanism, by injecting an implicit tool based on the schema?
As a reference point:
LangChain’s with_structured_output(SchemaClass) uses a similar approach. Internally, it binds the Pydantic schema as a tool via bind_tools, essentially converting structured output into a tool-calling use case.
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Hi, I’m currently exploring structured outputs in LLM applications, and I have a question about how
response_format
is implemented in LiteLLM — particularly in relation to tool calls.Is LiteLLM’s
response_format
internally implemented using the model's tool calling mechanism, by injecting an implicit tool based on the schema?As a reference point:
LangChain’s
with_structured_output(SchemaClass)
uses a similar approach. Internally, it binds the Pydantic schema as a tool viabind_tools
, essentially converting structured output into a tool-calling use case.Beta Was this translation helpful? Give feedback.
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