I wonder what the standard approach is when the LLM does not return valid JSON data? Do you skip the input data all together, or use the parsing error to generate a valid JSON?
The general rule is: be minimally liberal in what I receive :)
A parse error kicks off a recovery process where, in theory, we could run any number of rules. In practice the only problems are unescaped quotes in strings, or mismatched quotes (start with `"` and terminate with `'`)
A parse error kicks off a recovery process where, in theory, we could run any number of rules. In practice the only problems are unescaped quotes in strings, or mismatched quotes (start with `"` and terminate with `'`)