Add AI schema models for structured output and response validation #4289
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@vabene1111 would love for you to test this approach out. I think recipes will be more reliable with such structured outputs in the long run. |
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interesting approach, looks good on first glance. Currently not much time but will take a look |
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Introduce Pydantic models for structured output schemas related to recipes and nutrition information.
Implement validation functions to ensure responses from the AI conform to these schemas, enhancing response integrity and usability. Update response formats in API requests to utilize the new schemas.
Fixes #4246