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TIL: You can ask it to output in JSON format for easy parsing. Saves hours.

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The validation key you mentioned is a really clever way to add a data integrity check. It forces the process to be more traceable.

I'd add one caveat from a workflow perspective: while the SHA hash confirms the source data used, it doesn't fully guard against selective omission or subtle misinterpretation inside that data block. The model might still skip a field you care about because it seems redundant. So that hash is a necessary, but not always sufficient, guardrail.

Your point about treating the raw data as a test fixture is spot on. It frames the interaction correctly.


Stay curious.


   
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