provider-structured-output-audit

Audit provider-specific structured-output changes to preserve gateway and caller contracts.

Updated Mar 13, 2026
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npx skills add https://github.com/JDL440/nfl-eval --skill provider-structured-output-audit
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Skill: provider-structured-output-audit
Source: https://github.com/JDL440/nfl-eval/tree/main/.squad/skills/provider-structured-output-audit
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/JDL440/nfl-eval --skill provider-structured-output-audit

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This skill helps teams validate that provider-specific structured-output requests issued by a gateway are translated correctly into provider backends without weakening the shared interface, preventing drift and regressions.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Audit and enforce strict JSON/object payload shapes across gateway and provider adapters.
  • Identify drift between gateway expectations and provider backends; verify with tests and traces.
  • Provide concrete guidance for remediation with provider-specific wrappers and parsing strategies.

Quick Start

Audit a provider's structured-output integration to ensure gateway compatibility and correct payload handling.

Frequently Asked Questions about provider-structured-output-audit

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I audit LLM provider structured output for schema drift?

To audit LLM provider structured output for schema drift, analyze the gateway, provider adapters, and tests to confirm strict parsing and schema validation. This ensures shared gateway and caller contracts remain intact without weakening the interface.

Why does my gateway structured output mismatch provider backends?

Gateway structured output mismatches provider backends due to drift between gateway expectations and provider-specific payload envelopes. Auditing the provider adapters and validating strict JSON schema parsing identifies where the translation weakens the shared interface.

What is the best way to validate JSON schema across multiple LLM providers?

The best way to validate JSON schema across multiple LLM providers is to audit provider-specific structured-output requests through a shared gateway. This verifies strict parsing, validates envelopes, and ensures robust failure handling across all backends.

How do I enforce strict JSON payload shapes in an LLM gateway?

To enforce strict JSON payload shapes in an LLM gateway, audit the provider adapters and tests to confirm strict parsing and schema validation. This prevents drift and regressions by validating envelopes and error handling across multiple provider backends.

When do I need to audit provider-adapter structured output?

You need to audit provider-adapter structured output when chatStructured-style outputs must align with provider backends. This is required to prevent drift and regressions, ensuring the shared gateway interface remains intact across multiple providers.