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If I understand correctly, it's only possible to use StandardMagenticManager with models that support the response_format parameter, which narrows down the options to OpenAI models only. I understand that this decision was facilitated by the "native" support that OpenAI offers through the response_format parameter, i.e. it would require some gymnastics to get it to work with models that don't have similar support through a specific parameter like that.
That said, is structured output support with non-OpenAI models something that's planned for the future? Or, more importantly, is there any viable workaround?
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If I understand correctly, it's only possible to use
StandardMagenticManagerwith models that support theresponse_formatparameter, which narrows down the options to OpenAI models only. I understand that this decision was facilitated by the "native" support that OpenAI offers through theresponse_formatparameter, i.e. it would require some gymnastics to get it to work with models that don't have similar support through a specific parameter like that.That said, is structured output support with non-OpenAI models something that's planned for the future? Or, more importantly, is there any viable workaround?
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