Why do all LLMs need structured output modes?

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Tl;dr: All Fireworks language models can now be invoked with either a (a) JSON schema (b) context-free grammar (similar to Llama.cpp’s feature) to guarantee that LLM output strictly follows your desired format without hallucinations.

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