Changelog

1. New Chat API Schemas Introduced: The Chat API now features new schemas like Chat and CreateChatDTO for enhanced chat management, replacing older schemas. You can use these updated structures to create and interact with chats more effectively.

2. Session Management Now Available: Session-related schemas like Session and CreateSessionDTO have been added to support conversation sessions. This allows you to maintain context over multiple interactions and manage session-specific configurations.

Session-related schemas like Session and CreateSessionDTO have been added to support conversation sessions. This allows you to maintain context over multiple interactions and manage session-specific configurations.

3. Additional Message Types for Enhanced Roles: New message types ToolMessage, AssistantMessage, and DeveloperMessage enable representing different participants in a conversation. You can now handle messages from tools, assistants, and developers, enriching the dialogue experience.

4. Updates to Tool Function Calls with ToolCallFunction: The schema for tool calls has been updated with the introduction of ToolCallFunction. Adjust your implementations to use ToolCallFunction, noting that arguments are now passed as strings and name has a maximum length of 40 characters.

The schema for tool calls has been updated with the introduction of ToolCallFunction. Adjust your implementations to use ToolCallFunction, noting that arguments are now passed as strings and name has a maximum length of 40 characters.

5. Updated Property Descriptions and Constraints: Property descriptions have been clarified, and length constraints like maxLength have been added to certain fields. Ensure your data conforms to these updates, such as keeping content under 10,000 characters.

6. Removal of Deprecated Schemas: Deprecated schemas like ChatCompletionsDTO have been removed from the API. Update your code to use the new schemas to maintain compatibility and access the latest features.