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LLM Structure Output Debugger
Diagnose and fix LLM JSON schema violations, formatting errors, and unreliable structured output behaviors.
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LLM Structure Output Debugger
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My GPT-4o call keeps failing Pydantic validation because it occasionally puts the JSON inside markdown blocks and misses the 'priority' enum field. Here is my prompt and the schema.
- Read your context and instructions
- Compiled the llm structure output
- Generated the document
The model is failing because the prompt lacks a clear delimiter for the output and the schema defines 'priority' as a required enum but the prompt describes it as optional text.
Structured Output Debug Report
1. Contract
- Expected Structure: Flat JSON object.
- Required Fields:
task_name(string),priority(enum: "high", "medium", "low"). - Constraints: No markdown formatting; raw string output only.
2. Failure
Markdown Wrappers: The model is wrapping output in json ... blocks, which your parser is not configured to strip.
Schema Mismatch: The 'priority' field is intermittently missing or contains values outside the defined enum (e.g., "urgent").
3. Root Cause
Primary Cause: Prompt-Schema Conflict. The prompt says "Mention priority if relevant," while the schema marks it as Required.
- Contributing Cause: Missing
response_formatconfiguration in the API call. - Evidence Level: Confirmed.
4. Fix
Prompt: Update instructions to: "Output a raw JSON object. Do not use markdown backticks. The 'priority' field is mandatory and must be one of: high, medium, low."
- API Change: Set
response_format: { "type": "json_object" }in the OpenAI client configuration. - Parser: Implement a regex utility to strip backticks as a fallback.
5. Corrected Example
{
"task_name": "Database Migration",
"priority": "high"
}
6. Validation
- Test Case 1: Verify parser handles both raw JSON and fenced JSON.
- Test Case 2: Pass a prompt that implies a low-priority task and ensure the enum value "low" is generated.
- Test Case 3: Check for
ValidationErrorwhen the model returns an empty string.
Next steps
- Update the Pydantic model to include a default value for 'priority' if possible.
- Enable Strict Mode in the OpenAI API call to enforce schema adherence at the provider level.
- Add a unit test to your CI/CD pipeline that validates the LLM prompt against the current JSON schema.
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About this skill
The problem
LLMs frequently break production pipelines by returning invalid JSON, missing required schema fields, or including conversational prose. Manually debugging these "hallucinated" structures and inconsistent types in high-volume applications is time-consuming and prone to regression.
What it does
- Analyzes prompt-to-schema alignment to find conflicting field definitions and missing logic.
- Diagnoses JSON syntax failures like trailing commas, unescaped characters, and markdown code fences.
- Inspects API and SDK configurations for structured-output mode compatibility and tool-calling errors.
- Identifies root causes across the prompt, schema, parser, or model-specific behavior layers.
- Generates corrected schemas and validation test cases for edge cases like nullability and enums.
Frameworks & tools
Works with JSON Schema, OpenAI Structured Outputs, Anthropic Tool Use, LangChain, Pydantic, and Zod.
Why this beats prompting it yourself
General LLMs often fail to see their own formatting biases or API-specific constraints. This skill applies a systematic inspection workflow that treats schemas as strict machine contracts, ensuring fixes address the architectural root cause rather than just patching a single example.
Use cases
- Fixing Pydantic validation errors in LangChain or FastAPI workflows.
- Eliminating conversational filler and markdown wrappers from automated agent responses.
- Aligning complex nested JSON schemas with ambiguous prompt instructions.
- Hardening LLM-to-database pipelines against type mismatches and missing keys.
Known limitations
Requires the user to provide model/provider context to recommend specific API features. Does not execute code or perform live API calls.
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