Interesting ideas. I designed and used something similar when working on Microsoft Copilot using the JSON Patches and JSONPath standards. See devblogs.microsoft.com/dotnet/build... and github.com/microsoft/ob...
Sure it's a little more verbose, but we don't have to worry about escaping $.
Sure it's a little more verbose, but we don't have to worry about escaping $.
Building AI-powered Microsoft Copilot with SignalR and other open-source tools - .NET Blog
Microsoft Copilot is powered by several open-source tools, such as SignalR, Adaptive Cards, Markdown, and object-basin to solve the unique challenges in building AI-enabled applications at scale. In t...
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June 1, 2025 at 1:00 PM
Interesting ideas. I designed and used something similar when working on Microsoft Copilot using the JSON Patches and JSONPath standards. See devblogs.microsoft.com/dotnet/build... and github.com/microsoft/ob...
Sure it's a little more verbose, but we don't have to worry about escaping $.
Sure it's a little more verbose, but we don't have to worry about escaping $.
I think you're the first person I ever heard call it a jawt. Did you get that from this thread?
February 25, 2025 at 1:55 PM
I think you're the first person I ever heard call it a jawt. Did you get that from this thread?