@isaacbmiller1: DSPy 3.2.0 is out! Here are a few highlights: - dspy.RLM improvements around parsing, tool execution, and failure recov…
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DSPy 3.2.0 improves dspy.RLM parsing, tool execution, and failure recovery, plus ongoing work to decouple from LiteLLM.
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DSPy 3.2.0 is out! Here are a few highlights: - dspy.RLM improvements around parsing, tool execution, and failure recovery. Expect greater reliability in the bridge between Python and Deno. - @MaximeRivest is leading an ongoing effort to decouple DSPy from LiteLLM. This
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