[pedrovhb]

How is suggesting the use of iterators and named tuples related to creating domain specific languages? If anything I'd say they're a much more generic and universally recognizable approach than having users subclass `AssistantEventHandler` to be passed to `client.beta.threads.runs.create_and_stream`, the context manager. This is very much a long way past just using JSON schemas but that part is ok - there's a REST API, and there's a library. If you're keen on the simplicity of JSON schema then by all means use the API with `requests` or your preferred http client library. Since that's always an option, it stands to reason that the point of having a dedicated library is to provide thoughtful abstractions that make it easier to use the service.

What I'm arguing is precisely that the abstractions in the library (such as the `AssistantEventHandler` shown in the article) are ineffective in making things simpler. They force you to over-engineer solutions and distribute state unnecessarily and be aware of that specific class interface when it could've just been something you use in a `for x in y` loop like everyone would know to do without spending an afternoon looking over docs and figuring out how the underlying implicit FSM works.