@lateinteraction: man, we’re so extremely lucky to have @isaacbmiller1 as lead maintainer! also wow it took me longer than i’d like to ad…
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DSPy 3.3.0 is released, featuring dspy.Flex for GEPA-optimized code and prompts, and dspy.ReActV2 with native parallel tool calling, with praise for lead maintainer Isaac Miller.
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man, we’re so extremely lucky to have @isaacbmiller1 as lead maintainer!
also wow it took me longer than i’d like to admit to realize that the list below shows only the first-time contributors who contributed to 3.3.0! many familiar names. thank you folks for contributing.
Isaac Miller 🧩 (@isaacbmiller1): DSPy 3.3.0 is out!
3.3.0 expands what DSPy can optimize and how it connects to LMs:
- dspy.Flex is a Module that allows GEPA to optimize the code, as well as the prompt, of a program.
- dspy.ReActV2 adds native and parallel tool calling over dspy.ReAct
- A new typed,
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