@TypeLLM: In Jev, every field is generated independently. In TypeLLM, earlier answers decide which fields come next: classify an …
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TypeLLM, an alternative to Jev for LLM structured output, supports conditional fields where earlier answers determine which fields are generated next (e.g., extracting an amount only for invoices) — all within a single API call using `when`.
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In Jev, every field is generated independently.
In TypeLLM, earlier answers decide which fields come next: classify an email, then extract the amount if it is an invoice, or the date if it is a meeting request.
All in one API call, with when. https://t.co/3NbGFPPf1c
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