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json-healer Emerges as Model-Agnostic Fix for Malformed LLM Output

A new npm package, json-healer, tackles the persistent issue of broken JSON responses from large language models by repairing malformed syntax automatically. Inspired by OpenRouter's approach but designed for broader use, it integrates seamlessly into existing pipelines with robust test coverage. This tool promises to reduce debugging headaches for developers relying on structured LLM output.
OpenRouter's Response Healing Slashes LLM JSON Defects by 80%+

OpenRouter's Response Healing Slashes LLM JSON Defects by 80%+

OpenRouter introduces Response Healing, a new feature that automatically repairs malformed JSON outputs from LLMs before they reach applications. Early data shows defect rates plummeting by up to 99.8% across major models like Gemini and Qwen3, fundamentally improving reliability for developers building with structured AI outputs.

SQLite 3.51.0 Unveils JSONB, Performance Tweaks, and New Compile‑Time Features

SQLite’s 3.51.0 update introduces JSONB‑aware functions, a suite of new macros, and performance‑oriented changes that cut CPU cycles and improve checkpointing. Developers can now enable carray and percentile extensions at compile time, use 64‑bit WASM builds, and benefit from stricter typing and enhanced error messages.

Building a JSON Parser in BQN: The Magic of Flat Array Techniques

Discover how to implement a functional JSON parser in the array language BQN using flat arrays and minimal branching. This deep dive reveals how tokenization, depth ordering, and value indexing transform raw strings into nested structures with surprising elegance, showcasing the unique joys of array-oriented parsing.