Build the agent
Return data your systems can consume
Give the model an explicit machine-readable output contract instead of leaving the shape implicit.
Give the agent a JSON schema to follow, with downstream validation where a hard contract matters.
What this changes for your team.
An agent can be configured with a JSON output contract and a schema for machine-consumed work. Yekar.AI includes that contract in the model instructions on every turn and checks the final reply against it, asking the model once to repair a reply that does not conform. After that one repair the answer stands, so consumers should still parse and validate the response before acting on it.
How it works in practice.
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Select JSON output and provide the schema that describes the fields and types your consumer expects.
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Yekar.AI stores the contract with the agent setup, includes it in the system instructions for each turn, and checks the reply against it.
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Parse and validate the final reply in your consumer, treating refusals, truncation, or an invalid shape as explicit failures.
What you can plan around.
The behaviour you can design against, stated concretely.
The output format and schema live in the agent setup rather than transient browser state.
A reply that does not match the schema is sent back for one repair, counted on the agent's Health page; an unrepaired reply stands rather than being refused.
Provider refusals and malformed or nonconforming output remain possible, so downstream validation is required for a hard guarantee.
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